to see and elaborate in but i want to know if no one is going to vote no one is going to vote for hardy in a yemeni general election given how he was in saudi arabia the country that is bombing yemen. yes how they asked out the out idea to support the head here tool restored by what i had to go back to. that i began to see. but anyway ringback it dixon all of that and it has taken 5 years and and so many people that we have have been killed what it would have you made of the trumpet ministration which says and it gave $746000000.00 in aid just in 2019 it's saying we're not going to give any more aid because some of it goes to hooty communities poor hoody communities britain as well if it's saying no more aid maybe it's given hundreds of millions of pounds of aid what do you make of the united states and britain saying no more aid to yemen. really this news it is shocking because they're now young men in very bad need for assistance for what it's for on the enlisted community but anyway this is also it is a lot that much. when what's really become what should be there that they have thou

. >> reporter: for 44 years, mardi gras historian arthur hardy has published the definitive guide toown over devil's coffee at legendary antoine's restaurant. what does mardi gras mean to you rson?>> it's the people. it's the feeling. it's the brotherhood on the street. everybody is equal at mardi gras. it doesn't matter color, age, we're all come together just to have a good time. it's what we do. >> reporter: and when did floats come into the picture? >> really, not until the first official mardi gras parade in 185. started out with one parade with two floats. now in our metro area we have more than 60 parades, more than 1100 floats. it's probably the largest celebration of its kind anywhere. >> reporter: and in the spirit of a celebration thrown for the people by the people, hardy says there is one thing you'll never see on a mardi gras float in new orleans. >> one of the most amazing things about it is it's not commercially sponsored. the shareholders of mardi gras, the citizens of new orleans. and it's actually a law in new orleans that you can't have commercial signs or pepsi o

i've traveled to rock village in noon in the state of hardy honor to meet his family. bought him. a source. of. cinnamon do not i think. him again again you and mark. the water out there time. this time bond one that only the boss had thought of the top phone on a pocket and no school on school johnson was no moved but ideals could do to the school even a lot of. the lower underground. rockwell. and i will. be the only woman. on i could guess it but they are going to hear. the owner news this hour with the new school martha vehicle from 205 if your car gets even over one little concept. only to live our life. it was as a right but a kid that was collocate that was gone the cliff was an empty. one with the homeowner firing the white capacity. the number one job of it to live a couple was dying oh ok i walk up ask them a part of the was a most. recognizable. whoppers mccarver authentic benevolence capital of the so this is of the the most wanted out i was sad about the last thing. on many of us who like the guy the. book is out big boom right. gene but really sad to go back a very s

well of course the interesting thing is that the stone didn't things that hardy was after. minimum wage. and all the other things that he hardly stood for blair tony blair actually implemented with one exception he hardy wanted to bomb drink as well and tony didn't go that far. but but i don't care i would well maybe tens of millions killed wounded or displaced from the war the yeah well working class people the internet anyone talking of yes i mean it is generally working class people not all who lose their lives in the labor party was formed 120 years ago certainly probably about 80 percent of the people in this country with their heartens now it's less than 10 percent it's a completely different world and labor's got to adopt to that pretty quickly tony blair adapted to it and i do find it rather strange the way people constantly run down tony blair and the government and the gordon brown putting the 2 together they were very successful government well they're judged by one other doctor still talk about peer fire and the methods of hospital funding i've got to go to call

cataracts have left glassy hardy john functionally blind in both eyes she can only distinguish light and dark and is dependent on help from her relatives. good to him i can't do anything at all i just sit around sometimes i look after my grandchildren what can i do absolutely nothing. her son r.j. is the family's sole provider i think this could be very happy that my mother were able to see again. that me. so she'd be able to go everywhere on her own for me to separate and i. now along with hundreds of patients good lassie is waiting for her operation which will be free of charge. doctor who eats motivation for treating people like a lassie was not born of idealism he came from a poor family in a tiny remote village in the himalayas in his youth it hadn't occurred to him to take up medicine until one particular decisive experience. one of my closest. person to me was my younger sister and c and i used to live on the income on 2. 101 i was going to school. to develop to a close as we had back in probably late sixty's were to go to the doctor and doctor says assistant to the primary mi

american john hardy from miami has more. it's a dangerous escalation in fighting threatening war between syria and turkey as turkish troops move into position to try and stop a syrian government offensive on rebel strongholds in the ad libbed province along the northwestern border with turkey turkey has backed rebel forces fighting syrian president bashar al assad's government during the nearly decade long syrian civil war the syrian cities of 11 aleppo have seen some of the worst the most brutal fighting confrontations russia is allied with assad's government and blames a growing quote terrorist presence and the concentration of radical extremists in the so-called deescalation zone of northeastern syria for the renewed and increasing violence russia's foreign ministry said that there have been close to 3000 attacks by radical jihadists on syrian and russian forces since december resulting in hundreds of syrian civilians and government troops being killed along with russian and turkish military specialists according to russi

anymore climate change is forcing farmers to adapt the farmers association and set its sights on more hardy species of corn. in the symbols of cobras in our plans at work we focused in recovering native corn. from leases a kid these are cones which are more genetically adapted. to the type of soil. and the low availability of water that result in better harvest. better quality corn that resists diseases and some plagues of this into the bloggers. but many farmers are turning to a golf infrastructure which also require less water going cultivation into what khan has already plunged by 18 percent some farmers in the region have given up completely and sold their limbs to real estate developers. and that's it from me on the business team here in berlin you can find more from us if you go to our website you know what it is w dot com slash business we're also there facebook and twitter. business on each of those leave you with a quick check of global markets joining us by. will she get the job. the computer world aside based on her voice. artificial intelligence can you hear a lot about our stat

the farmers association has set its sights on more hardy species of corn. in the symbols of our plans at work we focused in recovering native corns families is a good we have these are cold ones which are more genetically adapted. to the type of soil altitude and the low availability of water that result in better harvest. was a better quality call on resists diseases and some plagues of this is untenable this progress but many farmers are turning to garvin pistol which also require less water con conservation into account has already plunged by 18 percent some farmers in the region have given up completely and sold their land to real estate developers. and that's all from me on the business team here in bed and you can find plenty more from us on our web site go to d w dot com slash business there's also lots of extra bits and bobs if you go to our facebook and twitter pages we'll leave you with a quick update on global markets thanks to. when the sun goes down over egypt's nile delta. millions and millions of flowers unfold and release their beguiling sce

it's to antarctica now its vast freezing expanses of long attracted the most hardy dairy. 30 years ago 2 germans completed the very 1st crossing of that continent by thought a life threatening journey of 100 days today the threats of the icy wilderness of been somewhat tamed by luxury ter operators catering those who want a with of adventure without the risk. the end arctic with a different place when right hold mess now an hour that folks set out to make history in temperatures of minus 30. 5 degrees the 2 adventurers sometimes used kites and skis to cross the south pole marching through the icy expanse freezing cold feet were just one of the problems they faced. in those days the antarctic was truly hard to reach but things have changed a lot today there are top right is that a lot of business there. if you mean. arrival at one of the world's most remote tourist destinations air travel now extend to the antarctic and planes ferry passengers to airstrips carved into the ice. distances that took messner and folks several weeks on foot now take only a few hours by air. private jets and

so kiki hardy, a soft-spoken kindergartner, decided to take action. >> because somebody's mom didn't buy lunch. >> reporter: her solution, open a cocoa and cookie stand. >> we got money for school lunch. >> i didn't even know who she was. >> reporter: teresa sharp runs the cafeteria. >> you never know what their little minds, what's thinking, what's going around and around in their head. >> reporter: this is what i canny's mind cooked up, a series of fundraisers. >> i heard that somebody donated $250 i think. >> and someone else donated $7,000. >> whoa! >> reporter: kiki's kindness project didn't just pay off her elementary school's debt, but the entire district's. >> for her to come up with this all on her own was just amazing to me. >> reporter: fifth grader dawson spees says he is now inspired to plant trs. ray lynn chavez wants to feed the homeless. if it wasn't for kiki, would you have eve thougbout some of these ideas? >> probably not. >> reporter: rae lynn says when she told her family about kiki's family project -- >> it made my grandma cry. >> she was just so happy that our

the farmers association has set its sights on more hardy species of corn. in our plans at work we focused in recovering native corms. these are coal mines which are more genetically adapted. to the type of soil or. on the low availability of water that result in better harvest. more than a better quality corn that resists diseases and some plagues of this is the bloggers but many farmers are turning to a guardian perspire cio which also require less water concords ovation into account has already plunged by 18 percent some farmers in the region have given up completely and sold their lands to real estate developers. alas it's from me on the business team here in berlin you can find more from us if you go to our website. dot com slash business we're also available on facebook and twitter. leave you with a quick check of global markets joining us and good buy. had a real trial it resides. i come from there lots of people in fact know that the breathing it is the blood and i'm just democracy that's one reason i'm passionate about people and aspirations and the

patricia: una mujer que tuvo un ataque de pÁnico este lunes, mientras certificaba en el juicio contra hardynico. enrique: una mujer se declarÓ inocente de los cargos de asesinato en primer grado por las muertes por asfixia de sus tres hijos pequeÑos. rachel dio fecha de nacimiento cuando se le preguntÓ, pero no dijo nada mÁs. los fiscales aseguran que ha reconocido tener un historial de adicciÓn a las metanfetaminas. que sus hijos habÍan sido apartado de su hogar por las autoridades, debido a los problemas con las drogas. patricia: este aÑo, unos 860,000 inmigrantes se convertirÁn en ciudadanos de estados unidos. se sumarÁn a los más de 3 millones de personasnacionalizadas desde noviembre del 2016, cuando donal trump ganÓ la residencia. miles votarÁn en estados claves para las elecciones de noviembre. fabiola galindo nos dice quÉ peso tendrÁn los votantes en los comicios. fabiola: a lo mÁs de 107 millones de votantes a nivel nacional para las elecciones de este aÑo se suman cerca de 4 millones de nuevos ciudadanos y posibles electores. de acuerdo a un estudio de la asociaciÓn nacional de nu

hardy alpine troops. he donned the feather cap symbolic of the mountain men. he talked soberly about the grave problems facing shape. >> we here are representatives of many nations, work day by day constantly with these intricate and difficult problems. we require faith, self-confidence, devotion, tenacity, always tenacity. >> a year later, senator henry cabot lodge, jr., first carried the message to the general that in america, his own people were calling for his leadership. the clearcut call could not be denied. once again, he parted company with old comrades in arms, assured the foundations for european solidarity were well set. with vigor and resourcefulness, he plunged into the new field of politics. the republican national convention in chicago recognized the mandate of the party membership and made him the nominee for the presidency in 1952. another dramatic triumph in the career of dwight eisenhower. >> eisenhower and the candidate for the vice presidency, richard nixon. the republican team took a brief vacation before the campaign got underway. fisher

he created "our gang" "laurel & hardy".nd i was supposed to introduce him. he was sitting right in the second row. and he was just supposed to wave on the occasion of his 100th birthday. just stand up if he could, which he did. and just wave. so i said proper introduction, ladies and gentlemen, 100 year old giant of the movie industry, we all owe him a debt of thanks, the one and only mr. hal roach. he stands up. and he waves, and he has no mic. and then he begins to talk. and it sounded like this to everybody in, we were at the shrine, going thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, i just want to say the days back in culver city, when i had mr. laurel, and mr. hardy, back, and we would ride down the boulevard and make movies, and that was a beautiful thing. in 1935, i met charlie chaplin for the first time. and we hit it off, and i said, why don't we do, and that's how feature comedies started. then came the war. [ laughter ] >> and he's going on and on, and he's got no mic. and sitting in the front row is our friend war

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the sweetness of the strawberry but also make it a little bit more hardy or let's say sure that it's better to transport. the company calculates the particular light fixture its customers need and savings can be achieved by just using red and blue light which produces the magenta color here . the mix depends on the plants and the ambient light greenhouses in siberia for example has less sunlight than those in spain. market is growing super fast and if you look at the different reports that are out in the market you see a real trend that are becoming more interesting also it's not because they don't make money that companies like are growing fast in russia would by $25.00 factors and $25.00 factors it's around 400 kilometers of the lights and that was the biggest project we did to date. another customer that has bought the knighting systems is the dutch tomato farm is in pater's it's greenhouses measure 16 hectares an area amounting to something like 20 soccer pitches. the crops are aluminum 2 by magenta l.e.d. light from below and from above by high intensity high pressure sodium h.p

here at northwest elementary school in manchester and we've seen people trickling in already, lots of hardy not wearing hats. senator amy klobuchar is expected to appear at two different locations in the next hour so we will bring you that. now, yesterday we caught up with her at a town hall in exeter, new hampshire. she drew big crowds, as i think we have some video to show you there, the capacity of the town hall was 500 people, the fire marshal at one point closed the doors because it was over capacity. after that event i hopped on her campaign bus and caught up with her. take a listen. >> senator, it seems like you're having a good time. >> yes. well, i love campaigning and i love getting out there and we've done a lot of hard work to get to this point, we've been here 23 times, i don't think we've -- not everyone has known when we come, but the people in new hampshire knew. i have every major newspaper endorsement here, three of the four top house leaders in the state house and then i think we got to this certain point and then we had the debate and that really allowed people to not ju

reindeer are very hardy animals but without an extra daily helping of mostyn lichen they wouldn't make it through the winter the snow covers icy the plants underneath inaccessible. yannick heads the saami cooperative of when he was hurting reindeer into another pasture a car stopped and somebody on 3. 20 meters away the driver shouted. if you let your reindeer we'll shoot them. i thought to myself these people are really aggressive. the last thing he said was if i see one of you rain you know hood us alone in the forest i will shoot you too that really scared me. repeatedly reindeer are getting shot the owners get a small compensation but an easy miss remains. if we are familiar with the racers and what my father had to listen to especially near the big mines in. but since the verdict hatred has really increased. but it's not only about reindeer and their grazing grounds there's a lot more involved the samea live on land that has many important raw materials. it's still the state who has the say on who gets the mining rights. the. forests wind and water power timber everything's here t

the cows now provide about 50 percent more milk than before and the hardys also healthy overall. it's getting so old. then these are decided they saw some. tests takes most you get them from the grass it's very hard to fade the. map your grass has the shop edged leaves and secrets a slimy substance to try to pass when they land and keep them. healthier cows mean higher revenues and winning equation for the farmers and one with benefits for the environment too had speeding or not produced to want to have percent less greenhouse gases. another reminder that looking after the environment always pays off sadly for you that's all we had for you today but thank you for joining us so long for me from kampala goodbye until next time by nearer to. why for now sandra was the pleasure of co-hosting the show with you i know it's a way signing off from lagos nigeria see you again next week. to. the for. good shape. what effect of climate change have on our health for me is the g.p.s. it's a very important. key to the future and one of more i see. the whole body is. 30 minutes. old. how's your

we just take the turkish side they are effectively protecting radical islamic terrorist groups the hardys who are operating anywhere else in the world would be thoroughly condemned by the western states but because they're against assad they've been given a kind of blank check and the turks have undoubtedly facilitated arming their resupply and also to some extent their recruiting and moving of people around some of them of course have been sent from turkey to libya another ball in crisis. and so the turks have not kept their agreements 100 percent by any means the question is whether a as it were a leaky agreement is better than no agreement at all and i think probably or most hope that that will be the conclusion. mark really appreciate you coming on thanks for your analysis my guest mark allman director of the crisis research institute in oxford. now u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi travels to brussels to raise the stakes against china will bring you that story after this break. join me every thursday. and i'll be speaking to. i'm sure i'll see you then. on a trip to brussels the u.s. h

unclear how the rest of the international community will react when you take a closer look with the hardy armor who's a former u.s. deputy special envoy for israeli palestinian negotiations welcome to d.w. how do you see this is this plan likely to violate international law. look 1st of all the main question for for your viewers is why should the international community in europe in the us care and it's because from day one right the outset 100 years ago 70 years ago we've been implicated in in creating. this sort of 2 state solution which the united states and israel even accepted over 70 years ago so that's number one you know look the trump plan essentially violates all the coup or principles that we. that the international community that former u.s. presidents worked on so 1st and foremost there's you know half of the people in the holy land are jews the other half are palestinians there needs to be kind of equal measures of freedom. equality prosperity and security for both peoples and this plan simply does not provide for that so it's a given that not just the palestinians dislike t

into saudi war crimes is hardly the problem is it time now for the united nations to abandon putting hardie back. in power in yemen they cannot accuse the had the now now we have many she asked and we have to get the government which it will do as a the interest only community when we have tools we have to all stand and not to have brought out the end not. of course but anyway if we want to choose we are to us that because this beer is. under law is on closer to sharon yeah but that of the militias against that all. out of the lot this is the problem here. and we accept it had the ante and we have now better election. i think we. don't undergo a situation and. then their new election may be the end of that figure so they're pretty 'd c.n.n. every day but i want to know what no one is going to vote no one is going to vote for heidi in a yemeni general election given how he was in saudi arabia the country that is bombing yemen. yes howdy our study out of it to support the head here tool restored by what i had to go back to. that i didn't see. but anyway it takes a long look that it declares t

into saudi war crimes is hardly the problem is it time now for the united nations to abandon putting hardy back in power in yemen i cannot accuse ringback that had the now now we have maybe she asked and we have to get the government which it will . a that interested community when we have tools we have to all stand and not to the end not. of course but anyway if we want the truth we're doing to us that cause this is all. and law is on closer to sharon yeah but that of the many she has against that all. out of the lot this is the prophet yeah. and we accepted how the n.t. we are now better that election and we. are going to try and own under consideration and. then around their new election maybe another figure so they're pretty to see and elaborate in but i want to know what no one is going to vote no one is going to vote for hardly in a yemeni general election given how he was in saudi arabia the country that is bombing yemen. yes how they asked are they out of here to support their head here in tool restored by what i had to go back to. that i didn't see. but anyway ringback it takes a

annmarie: for the second half of the year, russell hardy was --ing he was feeling this viewing this ashere will be more optimism. on the supply side, there are two things to worry about. libya is basically off-line right now and cannot get any exports due to politics in the country. then we have renewed sanctions on venezuela. already, that's another 300000 and libya is one million. we could see supply concerns. nejra: thank you so much for joining us. edward park is still with us. just a quick thought on how you might be integrating your expectations? they have been saying it has moved to the side because of the coronavirus, but there is an opportunity in things like energy shares. the coronavirus and that demand story is becoming less of a concern. expectation that the asian block would see increased demand by the tail end of this year. the upside on this is always capped by marginal shale production. the overall story is still challenging in terms of a major rally. people have come on the show and said to buy gold. you say no, why? edward: it is a fascinating area. february, we have

is hardly the problem is it time now for the united nations to abandon putting hardie back in power in yemen they cannot accuse the had no now we have many she asked and we have to get the government which it will do as a the interest only community when we have tools we have to all stand and not to have brought out the end not. of course but anyway if we want to choose we will choose that's because this beer is. under law is on closer to certain yeah but that of the militias they're against the law and out of the law this is the problem yeah. and we accepted how the anti we are now better the election until we. found a friend on on the constitution and. then around their new election we have in another few got another president to see and elaborate in but i want to know what no one is going to vote no one is going to vote for hardly in a yemeni general election given how he was in saudi arabia the country that is bombing yemen. yes how they asked are they out of gear to support the head here tool restored by what i had to go back to. that i don't see. that anywhere it takes a long loo

hardy speaking exclusively with annmarie hordern.irus might last and his long-lasting impact, people have been reducing their worst-case scenarios over that period of time. viviana: that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: there is quite a lot going on in the markets. the markets are zigzagging, worried about what is going on with the coronavirus. the coronavirus accelerating outside china, korea reporting a surge in infections. china also adjusted the number of cases for the third time this month. let's look at your data in terms of volatility and currencies. there is quite a lot going on. european stocks are down, treasuries advancing. there is a risk off and move -- risk off move. gold is advancing. strengthening after data showed the economic activity in the euro area was stronger than expected. the interview of the date coming up, michael mckee will speak to philip lane of the ecb. he will have a question about negative rates and will see if philip lane answers virus modeling. ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the no

he is named after labour's first parliamentary leader, keir hardie, and now keir starmer hopes to followat report. a man has appeared in court charged with the murder of six—year—old rikki neave who was found strangled in woodland 25 years ago. rikki disappeared after leaving home to walk to school in 199a. his body was found the following day. james watson, of no fixed address, appeared before court in peterborough. he was 13 years old at the time of rikki's death. lecturers and other staff at more than 70 universities have begun a two—week—long strike that will affect more than a million students. the walkout is the latest industrial action in a lengthy dispute over pay, pensions and conditions. universities have promised to try and minimise the impact on students. what the bank of england is calling its most secure note yet will be in circulation in two weeks' time. the new £20 note featuring the artist turner is made from polymer — a thin plastic — and includes two see—through windows and a colour foil to help beat forgers. a ground—breaking social media campaign by the italian footb

enough to see trump removed from office democrats are vowing to press ahead with more investigations hardy's are cast to reports from washington d.c. it is therefore the outcome was as expected donald john trumped b. and he is here by acquitted of the charges in said articles donald trump only the 3rd u.s. president to be impeached now also the 3rd u.s. president to be acquitted the white house called it full of vindication and exoneration mr romney all but one republican senator voted not guilty on both articles of impeachment the lone defector was mitt romney the utah senator who in 2012 with the republican presidential nominee my faith is at the heart of who i am romney said in an emotional floor speech his conscience was more important than party loyalty he voted guilty on abuse of power what he did was not perfect. no it was a flagrant assault on our electoral rights our national security and our fundamental values a few other republicans said they believe put trump did was wrong but didn't rise to remove all from office others blasted the democrats' efforts to remove the 45th us presid

in the last ten years, she has made one film, legend, with tom hardy, about the kray brothers, and aas made it more clear why. it is worth reminding peoplejust how big duffy was. her debut album came out in 2008, the same year as a dell's. she was much bigger than a dell that year, the biggest selling album of the year. i was at the bits in 2009 when she became the first woman ever to win three in one night. now it's a lot clearer as to why she had disappeared for the last decade. colin paterson, thank you. prince harry has warned the growth of tourism is threatening to destroy some of the world's most beautiful places. speaking in edinburgh, he called for action to prevent popular destinations being overwhelmed by large numbers of visitors. the event was one of harry's last official engagements before he steps down as a senior member of the royal family, as daniela relph reports. backin back in the public eye, at least for now. and that he was introduced at the event in edinburgh on sustainable tourism, there was just a nod to the nonroyal life that lies ahead for the duke of sussex

could turn violent so far fortunately they have not well keep an eye on it for watching the hawks john hardy. as we go to break card watchers don't forget to let us know what you think about topics we've covered or other social media be sure to check out watching the hawks the podcast which is now available on spotify awful music everywhere you listen your favorite or not so paper podcast you can also start watching the hawks on demand through the brand new portable t.v. app which is available on smartphones through google play on the apple app store by searching portable t v coming up mr krause joins us to discuss how barnes and noble book stores of found themselves in hot water over a truly distasteful black history month promotion you don't want to miss the state to the hoax. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok to sell fractional food on my table it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments and there's a lot of conflict within the game between the teams most of the conflict i would

turn violent so far fortunately they have not we'll keep an eye on it for watching the hawks john hardy. as we're going to break hard watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we cover on our social media be sure to check out watching the hawks the podcast which is now available on spotify awful music everywhere you listen your favorite or not so paper podcast you can also start watching the hawks on demand through the brand new portable t.v. app which is available on smartphones through google play on the apple app store by searching portable t v coming up mr krause joins us to discuss how barnes and noble book stores of found themselves in hot water over a truly distasteful black history month promotion you don't want to miss this state to watch the whole. i walk through the streets of moscow now blood 100 people i was down the heat of that would have the changes of leukemia in the blood that they don't have to keep because in order for them that leukemia they need the d.n.a. changes they also need an environment that's receptive and one of the biggest areas of

i want to make clear for the record that actually i think warren hardy used to be the second worst president in america. james buchanan, used to be the worst president in american history. thank you all very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> please welcome tim mcgraw and jon meacham. [applause] >> a guys. how are you? [applause] - - hey guys. how are you? good morning. i'm the old guy up here. [laughter] >> so, history as you all know is about words. that's why you're here. the stately rhythms of the declaration of independence, the cadences of the constitution. but it's also about the sounds. the muffled drum at lexington and concorde and the sound of the surf at omaha beach. the sound of a minister at the march on washington calling on us to live up to the full meaning of our creed. it's also about music. and music is one of the most universal expressions. you can listen to a song with which you might disagree, more continually and profitably than you can ever listen to a speech about something with which you disagree. >> absolutely. as sure as the patriots were carrying their

i want to make clear for the record that actually i think warren hardy used to be the second worst president in america. james buchanan, used to be the worst president in american history. thank you all very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> please welcome tim mcgraw and jon meacham. [applause]

its kind anywhere. >> reporter: in the spirit of a celebration thrown for the people by the people, hardy on a mardi gras float. >> one of the most amazing things about it it's not commercially sponsored. shareholder of mardi gras, the citizens of new orleans and it's a law you can't have commercial signs or pepsi on the sign of a float. can't do it. >> reporter: to kern, party and everyone who in the city at the time there was one particular year when the sight of the floats rolling through the streets was especially meaningful. i remember standing at those parades months after katrina and people with tears rolling down their faces. what did it mean to get all mardi gras crews running again months after katrina. >> when you have tens of thousands people die, no one of thinking about mardi gras. we knew that it was very, very important to have those parades for many reasons. i think that when we did it and it happened i think everybody understood why it needed to happen. >> reporter: as new orleans continues to build, rebuild and grow, it's clear that the one thing that weathers all storm

movement started amongst ordinary yemenis neither supporting the hardy regime or the hutus just simply people asking the question where has the money gone hundreds of millions of dollars of aid money have simply disappeared and the who does have the port certainly in sanaa they are however a very ruthless organization they ruled by fear they have still had support certainly in their own strongholds but yes it is damaging them and i think you know the saudis have consistently complained that they get all of the the bad press they deserve a lot of the bad press for the way in which they've conducted a horrific bombing campaign the who these are pretty much just skate much a program that's changing now people are beginning to point fingers at the hoodies and i think what's been uncovered by this a.p. report what the u.n. is saying to them is making them look very bad in the eyes of the world so that may have some influence on them they may indeed start to meet some of those demands that the aid agencies are putting on them will have to see as they say it's it's part of a tool in this in t