and we turned to a conversation with ben harper and charlie musselwhite, whose collaboration on their first cd together one of grammy as best blues album of the year. we are glad you have joined us. those conversations, coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: grammy nominee gregg reporter had intended to be a linebacker but a football injury ,ound him twitching to music decision which is now paying some pretty nice dividends. after three albums he is making his mark not only as a singer but as a songwriter. entitledt cd is "liquid spirit." let's take a look at a cut from the cd. ♪ sorry that i had to ring your doorbell so late there's something bothering me i really am sorry, but it just couldn't wait is there someone else instead of me ♪ tavis: i was saying to gregory a moment ago that it took me about two we to get to track number five. i couldn't get off track number one. which is "no love dying." i had literally a friend of mine who called me, e-mailed me, text messaged me and said there is this brother named greg r

i'll say this to speak to director harper's point the high speed rail opponents in the peninsula phasing out diesel service helps to reduce to idea of a negative impact on the community helping to myth the problem if we can get rid of the diesels trains. i understand you have to have a plan to keep them running but i'd like to think we're trying to get you the money you need to a phase out the diesel trains. to the issue of the caltrain railway yards. there's a capital and other cost if you have the trains stored somewhere he will we need to understand the capital and operational costs. when the dp x is finished and there's caltrain service to transbay you'll dead heading because the train storage is not going to be at transbay you're doing that your set up to manage if we're talking about an incredulously cost for dead heading we need to understand that cost so as and region we can make a judgment as to whether it's worth it or not >> i've got 20 thoughts revolving in my head. first, i want to thank michelle and staff important all of the work that's happening and i think when i wanted

director metcalf director reiskin director harper director harper you have a quorum >> thank you very much and the first item on the agenda is communication none. >> none that i've with your of. >> and thank you new and old business directors. seeing none. executive di

director harper that's 4 i's and item 7 is approved. that item 8 is the minutes of the february 24th meeting >> so moved. >> we have a motion and second. >> any members of the public. >> director lee. director reiskin. director harper. that's 4 i's and the minutes are approved >> okay. then we're adjourned. >> that's concludes our

we're such a different team when we knock down shots. >>> next, bryce harper on a fresh healthy startn do and not do. >> later, he's home and wants to stay here. >> this is my city. these are buildings i grew up in. >> josh morgan on how much he >> jo[ male announcer ]uch he pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ >>> back here for "sports final." one of the more recognizable names in boston red sox history can be seen on the best of an orioles jersey. >> carl, of course is the legendary red sox hall of famer. his grandson's name is mike and he's a bird. trying to make a name for himself this spring with the

. >> happy tears, lieutenant commander brian harper is home from afghanistan.e surprised his two daughters, bella and grace at school, he was deployed to kabul last year. and we spoke to him after the emotional reunion. >> did you have any idea? >> no. >> pretty great surprise. >> yeah. >> what do you think about having dad home? >> happy. >> happy for sure. bella and grace's mom, shannon harper said that the separation had been hard on the family. she is a fourth grade teacher at the school and she helped organization the whole big surprise. well, good for her. well, they are looking in to the eyes of heroes through art. still ahead, the exhibit that is letting visitors get to know a group of marines who made the ultimate sacrifice. plus, the causes that brought a list of a-actors to washington, d.c. to get the attention of lawmakers. ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] only yoplait light and yoplait greek

director harper that's 4 i's and item 7 is approved. that item 8 is the minutes of the february 24th meeting >> so moved. >> we have a motion and second. >> any members of the public. >> director lee. director reiskin. director harper. that's 4 i's and the minutes are approved >> okay. then we're adjourned. >> that's concludes our >> the meeting will come to order good morning, everyone this is the san francisco transportation authority plans & programs committee this is the meeting of tuesday, march 18, 2014. our clerk is erica chang could you please call the roll >> supervisor breed. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. (laughter) >> thank you i'd like to thank jessie larson and others for brooet us on sfgovtv. >> item 12 the citizen's advisory council report. >> i know that supervisor kim was going to make comments about the unfortunate news of joseph passing. actually, i was going to do any memoriam at the full board meeting i was hoping after the committee report we could have a moment of silence this is a time of vice c

director harper that's 4 i's and item 7 is approved. that item 8 is the minutes of the february 24th meeting >> so moved. >> we have a motion and second. >> any members of the public. >> director lee. director reiskin. director harper. that's 4 i's and the minutes are approved >> okay. then we're adjourned. >> that's concludes our >> we are approving as many parks as we can, you have a value garden and not too many can claim that and you have an historic building that has been redone in a beautiful fashion and you have that beautiful outdoor ping-pong table and you have got the art commission involved and if you look at them, and we can particularly the gate as you came in, and that is extraordinary. and so these tiles, i am going to recommend that every park come and look at this park, because i think that the way that you have acknowledged donor iss really first class. >> it is nice to come and play and we have been driving by for literally a year. >> it is kind of nice. >> all of the people that are here. ♪ (clapping.) first of all,

jason harper,with driving aston martin's newest car on ice.is "taking stock." ♪ >> earlier this week, bloomberg auto columnist jason harper was on "taking stock" discussing the porsche 911. -- he went riskier driving riskier, driving a $300,000 car on the ice. is this a in? driving hot cars on ice? this a thing? driving hot cars on ice? >> it is. we want to play with those toys. >> a rich boy at an amusement park. >> these cards you can drive fast on the freeway, -- these drive fast on the freeway, the cops will stop you. the winter driving experience that aston martin does, they set up a one mile ice track in a field. you get to spin and slide and do these silly things in $200,000 to $300,000 cars. >> what were they trying to prove? >> they are such pretty cars. real real drive -- rearwheel drive cars are not things you think about taking out in winter to do this. if you hit the sides, that will crush the car. the day i was out there, no cars were harmed. nothing crushed, which is a good thing. it is an idea that these are real sports cars. t

they know what they are doing. >> thank you so much, jason harper.xt, the nba needs a superstar and he could be steph curry. that is coming up next. ? >> the nba is looking for some new superstars with kobe bryant announcing he will miss the rest of the season and other big names approaching retirement. all-star stephan curry of the all-star stephan curry of the golden state warriors could be the go-to man. his big endorsement details and rise to fame are highlighted in the new issue. we have the ceo of -- welcome to the both of you. help someone who doesn't know sports understand what happens when a star goes from star to superstar. >> i don't know that much about sports either. steph curry went for about four years in his career as under the radar. he is a great shooter. the larger world wasn't really aware of him. he had a game last year against the knicks where he hit 11 three-pointers and blew up. all of a sudden, sponsorship deals started pouring in. the nba loves him. he is a really nice guy. they want him to be a star. everybody wants him to

director metcalf director reiskin director harper director harper you have a quorum >> thank you very much and the first item on the agenda is communication none. >> none that i've with your of. >> and thank you new and old business directors. seeing none. executive director's report i pronounce >> good morning directors and must be we'll be talking about our regular update on construction and bid results today. i have a report on the archaeology find on the construction site and a report on our partnering efforts my colleague will report the financial reports >> good afternoon director sarah those are your standard quarterly financial reports through the first two quarters of the fiscal year we're within budget of 31 percent of expenditures and revenues through the first two quarters the second reports is the status of kraktsdz and show you dbi and f b e fist we're at the $131 million no pavement to the fte contractors and the third is the earnings report as noted we had treasurers that were maturing at the end of february those are very invested in treasury and we transferred money.

paisley and harper. guess what?om and dad are having another baby, and they're ready to find out what the sex of that baby is going to be. >> oh, he's probably wishing for a baby bro. >> you're exactly right because he's already got two girls. i've got two sisters. i know how that is. >> here they've got one of those cakes, right? gender reveal cakes. icing is either pink or blue, you find out. dad first gets the guesses. >> i think it's a boy. >> what do you think, paisley? >> a girl. >> he says boy. paisley says girl. the youngest here, harper -- >> a baby. >> a baby? >> she thinks it's going to be a baby. so here they go. >> oh! >> oh, you haven't seen anything yet. >> girl. >> gunner freaks. >> it's a girl? >> yes. >> first he needs the confirmation of his parents that this cake is not a joke. he's actually having a third baby sister. >> oh. >> poor baby. >> i don't want a girl. >> you had the same reaction i did. >> well, this tantrum here is just getting started. >> i'm not going to eat the cake. i don't want

director harper that's 4 i's and item 7 is approved. that item 8 is the minutes of the february 24th meeting >> so moved. >> we have a motion and second. >> any members of the public. >> director lee. director reiskin. director harper. that's 4 i's and the minutes are approved >> okay. then we're adjourned. >> that's concludes our >> welcome to "culturewire." today we are at recology. they are celebrate 20 years of one of the most incredibly unique artist residency programs. we are here to learn more from one of the resident artists. welcome to the show, deborah. tell us how this program began 20 years ago. >> the program began 20 years ago. our founder was an environmentalist and an activist and an artist in the 1970's. she started these street sweeping campaigns in the city. she started with kids. they had an exhibition at city hall. city officials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility. we thought it would coincide with our efforts to get folks to recycle, it is a great educational tool. since then, we have had

. >> director harper. >> i'm glad to see this the city of san francisco would be extremely remiss if they weren't doing this human resources i'm revved i would have liked to seen it happen years ago because this project that we're doing was greatly energy jisz with the prospective of high speed rail. that prospect has been severely diminished. i think we have to do this to replace that energy although i think high speed rail is coming it may not come for 25 years that's the reality. the only way to proceed with our project is to somehow do something like that with this holistic thinking that can replace that kind of energy so i think not so much, you know, trying to preserve what we're doing but to incorporate. i think this is necessary for us. this is the kind of, you know, if you want to think in terms of you know of p-3 stuff and what - hydrahow are we going to be able to do phase 2 nothing rivals this with presenting a ponlt for being able to do that that has to be looked at holistically and i wish i luck and certainly that you can ranger for a clean blackboard and is we if we ca

a sister named paisley and a sister named harper. and dad are having another baby and they are ready to find out what the sex of that baby is going to be. >> he's probably wishing for a baby bro. >> you're exactly right, he's already got two girls. i got two sisters i know how that is. >> he's got one of those cakes, the icing is either pink or blue and you find out. dad first gets the guesses. >> i think it's a boy. >> what do you think paisley? >> a girl. >> he says boy. paisley says girl. the youngest here, harper. >> a baby. >> a baby. >> she thinks it's going to be a baby. so, here they go. >> oh! >> look at his face. >> oh, you haven't seen anything yet. >> a girl! >> gunner freaks. >> it's a girl? >> yeah. >> first he needs the confirmation from his parents that this cake is not a joke. he's actually having a third baby sister. >> oh! >> poor baby. >> hey are you had the same reaction i did. >> wow. >> this tantrum here is just getting started. >> i don't want to eat the cake. >> you don't want to eat the cake? >> i don't want

german chancellor on the back along the canadian prime minister stephen harper say that countries are on the same page when it comes to russia and that the country come to outback and the g eight group until it changes courts permit with medical today and condemned russia's policy toward ukraine saying moscow has chosen to be a rival and not apart. after meeting the german and canadian leaders discussed the expulsion of russia from the g eight group of major industrialized states. german chancellor on the medical said moscow's annexation of crimea boy didn't wash his inclusion in the group. that is the intention of buying them and the beast environmental scientists and joint understanding of the international know and a nonsense and fridays. as long as this environment doesn't exist. then he doesn't yet in signing on to the summit and canadian prime minister stephen harper warned of tougher sanctions if moscow continued its aggression in ukraine he said the measures would hurt the russian economy instead present on the nipple team was responsible. notwithstanding all of our efforts to

president packer and visiting canadian prime minister stephen harper. when freeman on an fta the presidential office correspondence his time as our top story can be as comprehensive trade pact with its twenty fifth trading content goes beyond goods and services to include investment finance and intellectual property. when is she some how get a gamble penny black stamp it on his home. quit judging from the oven cool. the high duty and to the tips of the knitted item at least an anti missile you believe that that was happening. it will create jobs and opportunities for canadians today and just as importantly for the generations that follow well the next ten years each side of a lift tariffs on nearly ninety percent of the act. for a korean automakers his products make up almost half of the nation's ten billion us dollars annual exports to canada. the six percent tariff barrier will be removed in two years. this means coming in companies like and the atf which currently make up twelve percent of the canadian market will be able to make further inroads in t

i know the surgeon the irish harper's mates not to repeat what we think of as traditional five of us folk music nowadays. the music is traditional meaning that they did it in a consistent way for all the long time but it was awesome at school folk music. it was an arts music so and b parker has his position is akin to attend or king's court. i'm late and sophisticated artistic or sophisticated quirky audience this carried on ice was its heyday was maybe its the sixteenth century tempt you to all the political troubles and come from the sixteen hundreds onwards and not uphold tradition went into deep true. i knew i. i started the historical society apart and to promote the area are stark. in the fall we do with the possible have the bell house caucus meeting will take place in seventeen ninety two. the one to post and think that they did was how patrick ponting note on the music that harper's complaint by many miracles of course is nice to testify and therefore everything that we do as an organization nowadays is based on the work of one teenager won nineteen euros in seventeen ninety

he is contesting editor at harper's magazine and a lecturer at the lobby a law school.he is author of the forthcoming book, "the lords of secrecy: the national security elite and america stealth foreign policy." we welcome you both to democracy now! john rizzo, first talk about the clash between the cia right now in the senate intelligence committee. do you think the report should be declassified and do you believe this cia was spying on the senate staff on the committee? >> it is good to be here. yes, i have stated publicly i believe the report should be declassified. it is said to be 6000 pages long , estimated $50 million worth of taxpayer money was spent on it. sure, i think it should come out as well as what i read is a very detailed cia rebuttal. i say that, even though i assume the report given the description by senator feinstein and others will be extreme the critical of the cia's performance during that period. of course, that would reasonably include my performance. i do think it should come out. clip we just played in the from senator feinstein, she called i

we have more with jason harper. companies want to charge you up next. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i am pimm fox. >> the mt. gox bitcoin exchange has filed for bankruptcy protection. it is trying to shield itself from customers who lost money while it tried to reorganize. nearly half $1 million are missing and probably stolen. mcdonald's missed estimates again. same-store sales dropped .3 of 1%. it was the fourth straight month of declining sales. due to the harsh weather. neil young is turning to kickstarter. that's a look at headlines. >> tesla completed a cross country trip. my next guests are building a charging network of their own, one that they say will be bigger and better than tesla. joining me is guy mannino and bruce brimacombe of goe3. and jason harper. great to have you with us. why is it called goe3? >> there are iterations between charges. we can make sure people get out in 15 to 45 minutes. >> how did you get interested in this? your background is the chief executive of pirelli. >> i got

he's one of this flag and he wanted to flaunt it for the benefit of the harpers ferry cowards who hadfinally evened up their scores with the confederacy this afternoon. amid a continuous and deafening cheers, followed by his two surviving staffers captured in the same fashion. he encountered alexander webb with his hat off, excited, picking through the bodies of the 72nd pennsylvania in dark blue uniforms. he shot back with an ironic grin, i will be damned if they got through mine. but the sharpest irony of all is that the army of virginia's last hope for a victorious breakthrough expired from the property of abraham brian. a free black man and a species of humanity which was by most confederate understandings not even supposed to exist. what alexander later called the best we have in the shop. moving bravely than they had in the end not been able to roll the stone to the top of the mountain after all. including on cemetery ridge, standing there, they together think together but something had been engraved in the book something that would make every man who had been there and survived

it reads i just met you and this is crazy but my name is harper and i'm your baby.he was born while her father coal was serving in afghanistan. until they came face to face he had only seen his daughter via skype. but the two finally got to meet in person. he said he is excited to be back and start life with his growing family. >> that makes you smeal a smile bring tears to your eyes. >> president obama doubling down in his push to raise the minimum wage. now one of the largest employers in the country is changing its tune. >> and it is raining money. the creative whiay one criminal tried to get away with an arm load of cash. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people is is from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. [ mala body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually eas

harper said escalation could lead to ongoing negative consequences for canada's relationship with russia. now to belgium meeting on the crisis in ukraine. outside nato headquarters. erin, do we know what's going on in these meetings, what meaningful action russia is considering taking? >> reporter: hi, deb. we're waiting to hear some sort of statement from this morning's meeting. so far officials here in brussels looking to calm things down, to ease some of these tensions. the north atlantic council, which is the primary decision making body for nato met for over four hours today comprised of 28 ambassadors. ukraine was the topic of discussion. we're still, as i mentioned, waiting for a statement out of that the nato secretary-general had this to say before those meetings began. take a listen. >> what russia is doing now in ukraine violates the principles of the united states charter. it threatens peace and security in europe. russia must stop its military activities and its threats. today we will discuss their implications for european peace and security and for nato's relationship with

unless there's new business we're >> hello, my name is jamie harper. in this episode, we are featuring the park locations in your very own backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in san francisco with someone special. golden gate park's largest body of water is this lake, a popular spot for strolling and paddling around in boats, which can be rented. created in 1893, it was designed foreboding and -- for boating. it is named for the wild strawberries that once flores. a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall. two bridges connect the trail to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. ma

hayes wanted this black and he wanted to flaunt it for the benefit of the harpers ferries cowards wouldfinally even of their scores with the confederacy on this afternoon. general hayes took this flag in his hand and rode the length of the brigade in its front trading the flag on the ground amid a continuous and deafening cheers of the men, followed by his two surviving staffers, trailing captured rebel banners in the same fashion. at the angle, encountered alexander webb with his hat off, very much excited, picking through the bodies of the 72nd pennsylvania in the dark blue uniforms. he was looking for some encouraging victoire in sentiment from hayes, signing hayes, they got through my line. alex hays was the wrong man to expect sentimentality. he shot back with an ironic grin. i'll be damned if they got through mine. it seems to have occurred that neither webb nor hayes, no anyone else at the moment, that the sharpest irony of all was that the army of northern virginia's last hope for a victoire's breakthrough expired in flight from the property of abraham brian, a free black man, a

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bryce harper, from your beloved nationals, you go to the minor leagues for a while. it's because guys aren't ready at 18, 19 or 20 to step right into the big leagues, what the minor leagues does is it weeds out that small percentage of those that can make to it the major leagues. if you get drafted, you have a 3% chance to get to the major leagues. once you get to aaa which is where this book is set, you're facing past major league leaguers every single night, and that's where it gets more difficult. >> alluding to in the intro, life in the minor leagues is not wonderful. living and out of western and greyhound buss. many earn less than the federal poverty level. if you know that you don't have what it takes to make it to the major leagues, why go through this? >> because they all still have that dream, that something's going to change, that they're going to find a way to hit that curveball, find a way to hit outside corner with the breaking pitch when they have to, because there are occasions where it happens. one of the guys i write about in the book, nate mclouth,

. >> this is the beach harper. this is the beach harper. >> okay.et her wade in the hudson river, by the way. i don't think it's healthy. >> her first time at the beach. we have all these apps where we can document it. that was in puerto rico. >> i can watch that over and over. >> mine involved -- well, a snowball fight with myself. take a look. >> you're not going to get me. got him! >> not going to get me. got him. someone sent me a message that i have too much time on my hands. >> again, lester was working yesterday. >> actually i was in the middle of a "dateline" shoot. i went out in farking lot to shoot it and then went back. >>> more to come. workout beginners rejoice. today is your day. there's an app for that and there's a jenna for that. how to get started using your smart phone and attention! the owner of a vehicle, with a bumper sticker, "turrible" your lights are on. you wanna get that genius? not mine. on the passenger seat, there is a collection of charles barkley highlight dvds. must be a big fan. and the license plate reads "sir char

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for instance, there is one that happens to be in harpers this month.wife and i moved into a neighborhood in santa barbara, and we would walk to our favorite restaurant. nice houses. one house you couldn't see. it was completely overrun. there was an old american car in the driveway, and i said, probably some old person there, and once they are dead they will clean this up. they came in with old those are zen took this whole persons -- life, car, house -- gone. i wrote a story about that. so go the glories of the world. tavis: that only happens in santa barbara because property values are so high. >> i make a point of it. the house had a view. they needed that view. write these short stories between novels. -- some people that assess process would completely wrecked them. once they start on the project they stay with it until it's done. in between writing novels you are doing short stories. you don't get conflicted or confused? >> i am pretty hard-core. i stick to exactly what i am doing. willl write a novel, and i stick to stories. i only write one thi

president obama, and not only to vladimir putin, but to the prime minister of canada steven haphen harper, president elon of france, and the message is to get out and stay out of ukraine. >> and yes, the president wrapped up those calls with prime ministers of canada and france. and it looks like he is aligning the allies. talking about all three leaders agreed that ukraine's sovereignty and sbintegrity mus be respected. so it sound likes the president in addition to calling vladimir putin is calling the allies to get behind him, which is, jim, very important, but i want to talk about the tough statement that the white house put out in respect to the president's 90-minute phone call to vladimir putin and what it was like. let me give you a sense of it. let us put it up on screen, because this is the hard position that the president is taking here. the united states calls on russia to provide deescalation by withdrawing the forces from ukraine and refraining from any interference elsewhere in ukraine. as we are hearing from the senior white house officials, the white house is making the di

harper north american study has found that scientific journals contain twice as many articles by men as by women. who really gets a chance to publish. you had that kind of level and it's a fairly small investor to marvin of people who are in our top research universities how much extra work he does actually take to run a lap to to actually have the instrumentation the equipment accepted into the limit it to really produce the publications and this is the question of the matthew effect. to those who have to be given even more about it and that is what is actually happening in the case of grant support those who have cared more in germany. you three percent of endowed professorship cent held by men. no more women study. heat the official visits. how do you get a professor to appeal. it is an employment committee of future colleagues co workers and students has formed with me. and then they choose their future colleagues including took of to cook wouldn't know what they did and in previous professor was excellent and well i met up with all of them will try to find someone as much to my

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of white house beer to the canadian embassy on monday after president obama lost a bet to stephen harperse of honey porter and one case of honey blond. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. joining me now, ellis, thanks so much for being with us. >> where is the canadian beer? >> where is it when you need it, right? let's look at the president's schedule as it relates to the unrest in ukraine. let's talk about the weekend. he went golfing in key largo, yesterday he welcomed nba champions to the white house. so with all these goings ones, what is happening when it comes to solving the crisis in ukraine? >> first of all, the president isn't doing all of the details of that. i don't mind a president being rested and ready. listen, this is a political hit that dems do on lazy republican presidents and republicans do on lazy democrat being presidents. frankly, it's kind of meaningless. >> he was speaking with other leaders, too, when it comes to this. >> you get every sense that he's engaged. >> let's talk about this. senate democrats on the floor with an eight hour of the 15 h

my predecessor at the time, the bad legal advisor conrad harper thanked the committee that the iccpr poses allegations on the united states, only inside the united states and that is because article to as the iccpr, which defines its scope says that a state party is bound to respect and ensure the right and the iccpr only to all individuals within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction. as my predecessor, conrad harper said at the time, and this is dual requirement that establishes the treaty obligations applied only if both conditions are satisfied. an individual must be under united states jurisdiction and within united states territory. and now the negotiating position of the united states of the treaty confirms that interpretation. the phrase, within its territory was added at the request of the head of the u.s. delegation, eleanor roosevelt at the time in 1950 and she explained that quote, the purpose of the proposed addition is to make it clear that the draft covenant would apply only to persons within the territory and subject to the jurisdiction of the contracting stat

scenario is played by luke harper if he brings a depth to his trail of a complicated man. in addition to his acting career barbara's he is a well known figure in italy because of his political involvement having served as a member of parliament since two thousand and eight he became famous in nineteen eighty three his association with the notorious horror film cannibal holocaust. a film so unrealistic its director was arrested on murder charges gretzky was one of four actors killed in the film who sign contracts requiring them to stay out of all media for year. in order to fuel rumors that the film was an actual snuff movie. only when the contracts were canceled and the actors appeared on the tv show where the charges against the filmmaker drop and as you. she is the humans him. the love interest and funding crime displayed by russian actress natasha stott can you tell who began her acting career after winning the look of the year contest in russia in nineteen ninety one. she then traveled to italy and began a career in films and as the popular tv host. before stephanie wh

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