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and just like in hamlet letters corruption spreads throughout the country from a corrupt qing, this isandjust like corrupt qing, this is what is happening here. —— and just like in hamlet, where it says that corruption spreads through the country from a corrupt king. if i was in russia or china, i'll be laughing at this leader, because the liberal approach to democracy is not shown as being particularly good, because this man is a buffoon. and a drama of shakespearean proportions. we talk about the arab news. you mentioned that you want a banker. 0nce mentioned that you want a banker. once a banker, always a banker. mentioned that you want a banker. once a banker, always a bankerlj was not going to say that. that you headed up an energy ‘s desk? it was a utilities desk. a lot of people don't realise that the oil price is vital for setting the gas price, which says the electricity price. —— energies. so if you see well priced guy 0pperman this will affect electricity price here. this is a fall in the price and the thinkers off the coast off the coast in the middle east. donald trump's s

to not tread much more cautiously than if they're in other parts of london or the murder of tower hamlets agreed with the activists and called for more police officers to be on the streets he also stressed that local authorities had done everything in their power to deal with the issue can hines again sees those in charge need to take a different approach it's quite clear that the police and the government has lost the war on crime because what they have put there looking as a crime when it's quite clear a ship be treated as a public health issue we need to identify like places like short it where to go or hide put up a pen for tea for drug dealers to be done openly and we need to stay in drug counselor to help work with those people who are addicted to drugs the block faces some real threats to its core values europe's power brokers are in salzburg in austria we'll bring you the details of what's going on there after this. you put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so what you want to be president. to do i. was like them before three of the people. i'm interested always

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much more cautiously then if they're in other parts of london where the mayor of tower hamlets agreed with the activists call for more police officers on the streets he also stressed that local authorities had done everything in their power to deal with the issue can hines again say to those in charge need to take a different approach it's quite clear that the police and the government has lost the war on crime because what they have put the un as a crime when is quite clear is should be treated as a public health issue we need to identify like places like short it where did core hides put a pen through to you for drug dealers to be done openly and we need to stay in drug counselors to help work with those people who are addicted to drugs. china is accusing sweden of mistreating tourists and even of violating their human rights not after a row erupted between staff of a swedish hostel and a chinese family over check in time. this is a kid this is the kid. this is. just. see. here. just. this. is like. a mid-month for police to toss defenseless tourists it's a graveyard in a place is t

police seem to not tread much more cautiously than if they are in other parts of london the tower hamlets where the action took place agreed with the activists and call for more police officers on the streets he also stressed that local authorities had done everything in their power to deal with the issue ken hung's again though says the government needs to take a different approach it's quite clear that the police and the government has lost the war on crime because what they have to dumb as a crime when it's quite clear a ship be treated as a public health issue we need to identify like places like short it where to go or hide put a pen through to you for drug dealers to be done openly and we need to stay in drug counselors to help work with those people who are addicted to drugs. living all night china is accusing sweden of mistreating tarus and even of violating their human rights that's after a runner up did between stuff at a swedish hospital and a chinese family over check into. this is a kid this is the kid. this is. see. here. i'm. just going to think this. is like. midnight for

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the migrants are young and they learn quickly but for hamlet the social aspect also plays a role he pays for the refugees german classes and ensures that they find accommodation. all my stuff is out of reach to keep their job is most important they have a structured day they have their own money that is important i talk a lot to the refugees and they all say that they do not want to depend on the payments they would get from the german state. the chamber of industry and commerce has established a network with the aim of integrating migrants into the labor market that this is deposits by fact there are two motivators for the companies to commit themselves socially and to contribute to society and then the other is quite simply the lack of specialists many enterprises need people and they simply found an exciting target group a lot of young people who want to build something for themselves. and i mean seventy and his colleagues grows between one thousand eight hundred and two thousand euros a month depending on how many hours they work and after being here so long the new one say they almo

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into their own hands in a campaign to highlight drug crime in one london district neighbors in tower hamlets in east london commission of the anonymous group of artists make signs they wanted to highlight the power of police in activity in the area the signs were quickly removed by council workers to his ken hines believes that residents have lost faith in the authorities. the police are not tackling the problem of drug dealing him in their location in their part of of london in their community so they feel they have to take the law into their own hands it's the same as the rest of london the police tend to not be heavy handed around drug dealing in the police seem to tread much more cautiously than if they have enough apart or. lemaire thomas agreed with the activists and called for more police officers to be on the streets also stressed that local authorities have done everything in their power to deal with the issue caroline's again says those in charge need to take a different approach. it's quite clear that the police and the government has lost the war on crime because what they have p

neighbors in tower hamlets that's in east london commissioned an anonymous group of artists to make these signs they wanted to highlight a part of police in the activity in the area the signs were quickly removed by council workers activists can hines believes residents have lost faith in the authorities the police are not tackling the problem of drug in their location in their part of london at midnight for police to toss defenseless tourists at the graveyard in the police is too much. the chinese foreign ministry has made complaints to the swedish side on the lead urgent. to gauge the case. we only know that we have done everything we could do for this guest but at the same time we cannot accept that there are staff are exposed to threats and the other guests will suffer from a threatening situation. migration relations with our abstaining internal security and of course the ever present brags that those topics are all being hammered out an informal summit underway in austria at the moment and keeping track of it all for us is our europe correspondent peter all over peter i think it's s

a medieval hamlet between florence and rome. grew up here and was dismayed at the condition of his home village so he initiated a beautification project. called the restoration which was twenty five years in the making his life's work. has also moved the headquarters for his fashion business to solo. his brand is famous for its cashmere does. times. the billionaire has also improved the look of the surrounding valley he's torn down old factory buildings and created a one hundred hectare park. no region sucka free started to be as banks performed a very special stunt show in oslo suspended from a hook attached to a crane the european freestyle champion juggled the ball in mid air without ever touching it with his her. that happening was intended to get young people interested in soccer. the twenty nine hundred dition of guinness world records is already out and includes some new superlatives the world's biggest knitting needles are owned by thirty one year old british art students elizabeth bonnes there are over four metres long

is the swiss suicide clinic and have franchises available all across america so that in towns and hamlets from coast to coast they can toss which is an established suicide clinic can take patients who can no longer afford health care in america and go quietly into the long night this is a huge billion dollar play and i don't see why not it's well on is if the government is not asking people to commit suicide size of suicide rates in america are not already skyrocketing why are they going up so fast is because people realize that the government's trying to kill so why not just make money on it and get the mic suicide you know mcdonald's to get in to me in a coke fries and kill me you know for ninety nine you know why not jeff bezos could have a suicide drone come to rome and shoot you dead for like twelve blocks right i mean i'll deliver that why not there was a moment when stephen fry of course who is a famous british comedian lives in britain so has the free healthcare system there no no cost at at point of use where he did a cross-country trip in america and he ended in new york city an

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in early october tragedy struck the hamlet of harlow, where i live. about five miles south of gettysburg along -- road. this is grace maring , october 10. three days later, her husband, oliver, 38, likewise succumbed to the flu. done in harry mary burke and mid-october, the grim ricker -- reaper visited -- near harrisburg. northeast of harrisburg. went to brothers, amos and jacob were lost three days apart. october 13 and 16th respectively. >> followed by their mother on october 17. william, 34, and maryknoll, 33 of centennial, another hamlet in eastern adams county, died six days apart. william on october 19, and his wife on the 25th. mary's sister, the widow lisa smith, age 32, passed on october 23. harry strudwick of littles town suffer the loss of a son and two brothers from the flu. finally, peter j smith of centennial lost two family members within a weeks time. his mother died october 14, and his 16-year-old daughter passing on october 19. >> by mid-october, the flu in adams county was when he. in -- for the rest of 1918, and even into 1919. by

than sixty five thousand people turned out for a free concert against racism in the eastern city of hamlet it's a show of defiance after last week's violent protests there against my friends. also coming up i went to sleep thinking it was a nightmare i thought i was going to wake up from it so to go to this devastation in brazil as people realize the extent of the damage done to the two hundred year old national museum in rio de janeiro after it was gutted by fire at how some children in the afghan capital kabul are benefiting from a new mobile library it is the brainchild of the former oxford graduate she wants to offer the children and respite from the country difficult security situation and the opportunity to learn to read. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program it is not about being left or right wing it is about doing the decent thing that is how the lead singer of one of germany's best no rock band g. told holes in described last night's concert against racism in the east german city of kemet now musicians there they said that they wanted to send a signal after anti migrant protests

the migrants are young and they learn quickly but for hamlet the social aspect also plays a role he pays for the refugees german classes and ensures that they find accommodation. followed by such as are given to killing the job is most important they have a structured day they have their own money that is important i talk a lot to the refugees and they all say that they do not want to depend on the payments they would get from the german state to the e.u. the chamber of industry and commerce has established a network with the aim of integrating migrants into the labor market that this is deposits by fact there are two motivators for the companies to commit themselves socially and to contribute to society and the other is quite simply the lack of specialists many enterprises need people and they simply found an exciting target group a lot of young people who want to build something for themselves. and i mean seventy and his colleagues grows between one thousand eight hundred and two thousand euros a month depending on how many hours they work and after being here so long the new one say t

the tower has been given permission by tower hamlets council to build its own aviary.ervices between king's cross and scotland and the north—east are disrupted due to the damage caused by storm ali. 0n the roads, the a10 stamford hill is closed at dunsmure road following an accident, with diversions to the north of stoke newington station. the a13 traffic is building westbound heading out of dagenham into barking. and tower bridge is lifting at 8:30am and 9:15am this morning, with temporary delays on tower bridge road and tower hill. let's have a check on the weather now with elizabeth rizinni. hello, good morning. a very windy week of weather continues, another blustery day on the way for us across the capital with some gusts of wind reaching a0— 55 mph. a cloudy day than yesterday with rain around at times through the morning, particularly through the north and west. this is how we start the morning, outbreaks in parts of surrey and bartra will gradually go north through the morning. most places will turn dry. quite a bit of cloud around but sunny spells, a lwa ys cl

first, he was highly intelligent but second, i saw him as someone who would come from a infested hamlet from southwest georgia but understood the urban problems of atlanta. most support for me the favored civil rights. he said the time for dissemination is over and that sold me on him and he took that into his governorship and that was in fact the key ingredient of his inaugural address and put martin luther king's portrait in the state capital which i can assure you was highly unpopular and civil rights became an enduring part of his presidential legacy as well. again, a humorous moment -- 74 appointed by chairman of the democratic national committee to head the congressional campaign for the 74 election and asked me to present or produce a series of issue papers about 25-30 on every issue critiquing the action in ministration and getting alternatives that democratic candidates could run on. i called them up that i like to take you out to lunch, governor, i have an idea. we sat at the restaurant in underground atlanta and said i got a wild idea. if you run for president there will be a

as strategic hamlets, designed to repel and discourage predators. >> ingela: you have a lot of livestockl taken off. so this area is quite famous for the cats, for the big cats. >> anthony: the big cats, lions, roam free here, an area of the serengeti called ndutu. >> ingela: it's a paradox. i mean, the lions are an enemy to them, they are a competitor, but they're also something that they greatly admire. that's the -- the map. >> anthony: swedish native ingela jansson, a field biologist with the serengeti lion project, is trying to find a balance between the needs, traditions and basic identity of the maasai people and the outside world's desire to protect these beautiful killing machines. this is what can happen when a maasai warrior defending his cattle takes on a hungry adult lion. nobody wants this. for the maasai, being apprised of the comings and goings of the lion population is a useful thing. preferable to find out in advance, one would think, and take evasive action, than the alternative. but remember, too, and respect, that the maasai have always defined themselves and their i

so fdr's nine car train was on its way up to the tiny hamlet of birch island ontario in the canadianield country 706 miles northwest of washingt, about 580 miles west northwest of us. and in just ten days the white house had taken this idea for the trip off the shelf and put it together which was pretty incredibly fast for going to a was been a very remote area and is still remote. all of wartime of a churchill's wartime trips out of the capital were secret. but this one was unusually secret. normally, the white house would quietly inform a couple seen reporters generally about the trip so rumors arose they could kind of deal with that. not this time. so by monday morning the fact that the the president was notn the white house was becoming known, and the rumors started to build and get crazier and spread farther and farther around the world. the press secretary, steve early, he was desperate to release release that roosevelt would not let it. on receiving the latest batch of rumors to cables, fdr was her to tell his military aid well, i guess we gave them the slip good this time. al

it's not even a town, it's like a hamlet, a couple of houses in the middle of nos ere.story than she told him in the first place. there's some darkness there. and some stuff that not told him. meanwhile, my character vernon slone has been fighting a war in the desert, could be iraq, could be afghanistan. he gets wounded and finds out about his son. the disappearance of his son. so, he returns home. and is very motivated to find out what happened, and find his son. >> jimmy: so, it's almost like a revenge movie kind of -- >> yes, it's a -- yeah, but there's -- what's good -- what i loved about the script, it'sased on a a fantastic novel by william giraldi that i highly recommend. it's an extraordinary book. what's interesting about it, it starts out, you think it's going to be li a classic man versus nature story or man versus beast, but then it turns out it's more of a man versus himself in a way, and it gets very dark and very mythological. and -- >>ow. i love this guy. i want to show a clip. here's alexander skarsgard in "hold the dark." take a look at this. >> you ki

so that's his -- it was done in a way -- it was almost a shakespeareian side, hamlet turning to the audience saying this is what's driving me, this is what it's about. and if you look at his presidency, i think there is -- that is one of the motifs. he's trying to scare people and not only has he scared people abroad and in the country, he's scared a lot of people who work most closely with him. >> i guess everybody has been, you know, sort of their hair standing on end over the revelations in your book, and caller himself has been doing a huge amount of reporting as well. and you both have been talking a lot around this book as it's been unfolding. what do you think, bob, is the most significant revelations? national security, t t t projection of power, the alliances and how america remains a stead fast alley and an an adversary? >> it's something carl focused on a year ago about trump, and that is the line, things that are just not true. and trump has a view of the world that somehow he can come in as the disrupter and that the framework that was handed to him 70 years of work by democrati

reporter: evacuations ordered on saturday here in napa county 's berryessa estate, a mountainside hamlet of holmes, were rescinded as firefighters continue to battle the flame, which had moved on. >> we just lifted evacuations at 11:00 this morning, which is very good news. we have got the fire pretty well inside a box. we are comfortable that we are in a good, safe place for the population. there is still a lot of firefighting going on within the perimeter, of course. >>reporter: evacuees are glad to be back unscathed. >> i was hoping it would not get over the water. all the trucks we saw coming and when we were going out, i was pretty comfortable with the fact that we could keep our house. >>reporter: excellent firefighting, and the natural break of the stream down there, kept the fire from coming up here into berryessa estates. that had the winds been howling, it would have been quite a different story. because, there is plenty to burn on this side of the stream. >> this is the third time evacuated. we are the only spot that's left to burn. me and my neighbors spent quite a bit of tim

he has an open mind about whether rosenstein -- as shakespeare might have said in "hamlet" sessions androsenstein are dead. is that the way you see it? tlaer great line? >> yes, i definitely remember that. it's a great line. i think that's true. no, i think you're right. the expectation is that they're both out of there. the only question is timing. do you do it now and inflame a campaign season that's already, you know, focused on a lot of these issues and will be focused on the brett kavanaugh hearing as well or do you wait until after the election and take a chance on what the blow back is. some of the republican senators have signaled the president, look, we understand you're likely to do it after the election. please don't do it beforehand. >> lindsay has green lighted this totally. >> lindsey graham. >> absolutely. chuck grassley who's of course steering the kavanaugh nomination through his committee right now. >> by the way, can you imagine lindsey graham staying quiet while the woman prosecutor takes his job away from him. jennifer, both dead by the end of november? >> yeah, i t

they got together as brothers in marion, ohio, a suburb, hamlet of cleveland -- great factors, great workers. business,his fruit and they even called themselves the banana kings as well. there was a rivalry going out without multimillionaires in columbus, ohio, and it was an open rivalry. these guys did not pull punches. they would stand outside of john large warehouse, with her hands folded, and look at him across the street. they would even say things to office managers as they walked by for lunch or whatever. the goal, the boldness. it would continue. i will [laughter] this is one of many. are any: if there watching on c-span, call me because i have your great-grandfather photo here and i love him. dapper, youre so have to see the tie and perfectly starched collar. --se are brazilian cards before fingerprinting, they would take the data from your face. these were things that frank i amht after the capture, probably losing my train of question. [laughter] they were brutal and i want to say, do you mind if i read one little excerpt? when they were captured, lima was captured by fran

period from 54 to roughly 68 was happening in really virtually every major city but also rural, urban hamlets across the united states. so by 67, what we see is that the movement has lost in the minds of the american public some of the cohesiveness that we have seen when the movement rights g for the voting act and the civil rights act in the aftermath of brown and emit till and the bus boycott. but the movement is going for more than just civil rights or voting rights. it's trying to transform merican democracy and really reimagine black citizenship by calling for an end to not just racial and economic oppression but it's reimagine black citizenship by like a living wage, the right for black women and men to have good jobs, decent homes, and schools that actually educate people. host: on that, kathleen cleaver, you were in your early 20s at this point at the end of 1967. you were involved in the civil rights movement. what people. host: on did you see as the big barriers yet to be overcome as 1968 dawned? guest: we were in the movement -- i was in the student nonviolent coordinating committe

these three hamlets share the same zip code where there are same street names. this causes a number of issues including the delay of mail which could have medications and could delay the response time in situations where every second counts. this could all be avoided by assigning a new zip code, which is why i have been working with committee and house leadership to ensure this important issue does not go unresolved. i talked to jason chaffetz to hear from my constituents regarding how important this issue is to us. i then worked with chairman chaffetz to secure house passage but the senate failed to act. i urge my colleagues in the house to pass and i implore the senate to take this bill immediately. this will have a positive impact on the lives of so many of my constituents. i would like to thank ron fisher and president of flanders riverside and north hampton community association and vince call zone and vickie from the flanders community association. thank you for the chair to the house and oversight government committee. i urge a yes vote. and i yield back.

from "hamlet" to the "harry potter" books, people have used their imagination to speculate about theirn't figure to change any time soon, guys. >> yeah, i don't think this one even though we say case closed i don't think -- >> that's my favorite tweets of the year. puppets do not have a sexual orientation. >> they're just puppets. all right, chris, thank you very much. oh, going to be a lot of debate about that in the studio all morning. >>> coming up that tourist behaving badly getting too close to a geyser in yellowstone. got a ticket for it. then said, that's not enough. i'm going to do it again. you're going to see that story when we come back. that story when we come back. that's a great question. if you'd stop in a monsoon to help someone change a tire, save a whale that had beached itself... you're gonna be ok big guy. push! lend a hand in an old-timey barn raising... you got it, jebediah! and if the middle school dance group was down one member and you'd step in and lead them all the way to glory... yes! then carmax is for you, because helping people is what our people are all