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liver cancer he died in chinese custody just two months later his ashes were buried at sea following a hasty funeral process heavily controlled by chinese authorities. now lou's widow lucia has been released from eight years of house arrest with conspicuous timing she landed in berlin on tuesday it's been labeled as a conciliatory gesture but the protesters in hong kong see other motives at play to soften the tension between the west and while poppy got a new role with china and an excuse for the european union to get more close to china the chinese government has largely quassia events for lou's death on mainland china making hong kong a rare outlet for political speech. and joined by correspondent florestan chang in hong kong florence the chinese government has warned supporters of lose out well about commemorating the anniversary of his death what's happening in hong kong this hour. one hears the movie's grievance out of the sea and it just started to rain so strongly says of course that's not a sub for theft hong kong. people are all together bringing in front of the chinese east office

the thai military says it won't risk the boys‘ safety with a hasty evacuation.he former malaysia prime minister najib razak is expected to be formally charged in the next few hours following the disappearance of billions of dollars from the public investment fund imdb. more high drama in moscow: england are through to the world cup quarterfinals for the first time since 2006. they beat colombia 4—3 on penalties. they'll face sweden on saturday at the samara arena. that's all. stay with bbc world news. a top story in the uk: a woman who worked at the countess of chester hospital has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder another six. first, here is asia business report. former milos and the minister result is under arrest and will be officially charged on wednesday morning after he arrives in court. and in india, entrepreneurs are encouraging each other to achieve success encouraging each other to achieve success by publicly celebrating their failures. success by publicly celebrating theirfailures. —— success by publicly cel

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the thai military says it will not risk their safety with a hasty evacuation through flooded tunnels. paul and chiefjustice has insisted she will define a new war requiring just up —— judges retire at 65 and not 70. she says she will to work as usual. england are through to the world cup quarter—finals for the first time since 2006, beating colombia 11—3 on penalties. they face sweden on sunday who defeated switzerland 1—0. now on bbc news, the second world war is still controversial in east asia, even as it falls from living memory. so how is japanese cinema telling the story 70 years on? in conjunction with bbc radio 3, historian rana mitter has visited tokyo to find out. japan's never—ending war contains some distressing scenes from the start. japan today is prosperous, lively, and enjoying the upside of 70 years of peace. but in the 1930s and early ‘40s, japanese forces swept across first china and then the pacific, until finally they were driven slowly back towards the japanese mainland and destruction. file: hiroshima was completely hidden by an impenetrable cloud of smoke and d

he's accusing the company board of directors in being hasty in calling for him to resign. he wants access to books and other records. he claims he was falsely accused says and his resignation was a mistake oofrnlt a lot of people watching facebook stock this morning after a 19% drop wiped out 120 $120 billion of market value. it was among the biggest one day losses in wall street history. a look at facebook's stock charts for the week. on wednesday shares were at an all-time high and yesterday a 41 $41 drop. what caused the sell off and what it means for facebook going forward. >> facebook stock got torpedoed the second the market reacted to bad news. a retired dean of the golden gate university school of business says it was way too big of a drop. >> the market is having an episode of facebook derangement. >> it boils down to two words -- expenses verses income. on the expense side, the need to hire thousands of people to better protect user privacy and to bolster its own image. >> facebook takes a hit when it reveals that it's investing seriously in its business in terms

and whether they actually are the way the government responded it in a very hasty matter but you know it's the fresh start it's all chaos now. i many stories for you just around the corner here on the program including facebook blocks just a string. brazil the head of the election. campaign more on that after the break. so. you put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to be for us this is what the full story of the more people are. interested always in the waters in our. city. thanks for joining us today the u.k. has suspended its cooperation with the united states over the prosecution of two former british citizens who joined islamic state known as the beatles due to their accent of the pair were caught in syria and could now face the death penalty in america or britain intended to share intelligence to help the prosecution however london decided to take a short term softer approach in britain over the possible executions in the u.k. drop the death penalty in one nine hundred sixty nine lawmakers rights groups and a fa

and without a are the way the government responded it in a very hasty matter well you know it's the fresh start it's all chaos now. now before we go to the break battle tanks from twenty three countries are facing off from the outskirts of moscow today it is in the name of sport. competing in a special event told denies by the russian defense ministry called tank. still to come this hour facebook has blocked the cancer of right wing politicians in brazil ahead of elections that they say is part of a crackdown on fake news we look at the details in a couple of minutes. you should. put themselves on a lot of. big epic so little reject. so when you want to be president. i want to. have to like to be this is what the book for three of the more people. interested in the waters of. course should. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on the spear in dramatic development the only really exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and talk. again has suspended its cooperation with the

and when actually they are the way the government responded it in a very hasty matter. you know it's the fresh start it's all chaos now. french president. into a. challenge critics to quote come and get him he was referring to an incident with his security official alexander. who struck a protester while wearing a police uniform. you can't just sit there. being responsible it was then he also asked to come and get in the case. we arrived together and united more determined than ever. mike rawlings a security guard forcibly wrestled a man to the ground during a may day rally the president suspended his aides but many felt hadn't gone far enough when the video. was shot and a police investigation was know on friday a number of demonstrators took to the streets in response to my craw in this latest state. he said on the night the president of the republic said that he's responsible to say it is one thing but in terms of the constitution he's held to answer before the people certain organizations cold for us to gather here against macros behavior he also challenged us to co

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the thai military says it won't risk the boys' safety with a hasty evacuation. malgorzata gersdorf said she'd turn up for work on wednesday as usual, she's called the changes "unconstitutional" and "a purge of thejudiciary". england are through to the world cup quarter—finals for the first time since 2006. they beat colombia 4—3 on penalties. on saturday, they'll face sweden, who defeated switzerland 1—0. it is just after half—past two in the morning.

the thai military says it won't risk the boys‘ safety with a hasty evacuation.oland's chiefjustice has said she'll defy a new law coming into force, requiring judges to retire at 65, not 70. malgorzata gersdorf said she'd turn up for work on wednesday as usual, she's called the changes "unconstitutional" and "a purge of thejudiciary". england are through to the world cup quarter—finals for the first time since 2006. they beat colombia 4—3 on penalties. on saturday, they'll face sweden, who defeated switzerland 1—0. it is just after half—past two in the morning. you up—to—date with the headlines. now on bbc news, it's time for tuesday in parliament. hello there and welcome to tuesday in parliament. on this programme — there's fury in the commons over the continuing delays and cancellations on some train services after a timetable shake—up in may. frankly, trains were more reliable 100 years ago in the age of steam. the government's told to stop squabbling and tell business how it's going to handle brexit. isn't it time to show a bit of grit and for him to make it

the thai military says it won't risk the boys' safety with a hasty evacuation.isappearance of billions of dollars from the public investment fund 1mdb. more high drama in moscow: england are through to the world cup quarterfinals for the first time since 2006. they beat colombia 11—3 on penalties. they'll face sweden on saturday at the samara arena. that's all. stay with bbc world news.

the thai military says it will not risk their safety with a hasty evacuation through flooded tunnels.ays she will to work as usual. england are through to the world cup quarter—finals for the first time since 2006, beating colombia 4—3 on penalties. they face sweden on sunday who defeated switzerland 1—0. now on bbc news, the second world war is still controversial in east asia, even as it falls from living memory.

the thai military says it won't risk the boys' safety with a hasty evacuation. malgorzata gersdorf said she'd turn up for work on wednesday as usual, calling the changes unconstitutional and a purge of the judiciary. england are through to the world cup quarterfinals, for the first time since 2006. they beat colombia 11—3 on penalties. on saturday they're set to face sweden — who defeated switzerland by a goal to nil. now on bbc news, it's hartalk with sarah montague.

the thai military says it won't risk the boys‘ safety with a hasty evacuation.oland's chiefjustice has said she'll defy a new law coming into force requiring judges to retire at 65, not 70. malgorzata gersdorf said she'd turn up for work on wednesday as usual, calling the changes unconstitutional and a purge of the judiciary. england are through to the world cup quarterfinals, for the first time since 2006. they beat colombia 4—3 on penalties. on saturday they're set to face sweden — who defeated switzerland by a goal to nil. now on bbc news, it's hartalk with sarah montague. welcome to hardtalk with me, sarah montague. the president 0bama ‘s time in office, my guest today was by his side, one of his closest confidence. this title was deputy—national security adviser but then roads developed such a close bond with barack 0bama he earned a reputation to be able to anticipate the president's thinking and white house insiders described him as the single most influential boys shaping american policy despite the president. in his new memoir in his time in the 0bama a

the authorities say they will not risk the boys‘ safety with a hasty evacuation.he former malaysians prime minister is expected to be charged in the next few hours following the loss of billions of dollars from the investment fund imdb. england are through to the world cup quarter finals for the first time since 2006. they beat colombia 4—3 on penalties. they'll face sweden on saturday at the samara arena. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the best art helps us to see and feel in new ways. it can challenge and provoke. my guest today has made it his mission to test the boundaries of what we think of as art. michael rakowitz uses sculpture, installation and site specific experience to transmit a vision which reflects his iraqi—jewish heritage and preoccu pations, which range from war to family to food. he's won plaudits around the world. what does his work tell us about the state we're in? michael rakowitz, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen, thanks for having me. it's a great pleasur

liver cancer he died in chinese custody just two months later his ashes were buried at sea following a hasty funeral process heavily controlled by chinese authorities. now lose widow lucia has been released from eight years of house arrest with conspicuous timing she landed in berlin on tuesday it's been labeled as a conciliatory gesture but the protesters in hong kong see other motives at play to soften the tension between the west and woke up to get a new role with china and keep an excuse for the european union to get more close to china the chinese government has largely quassia events for lose death on mainland china making hong kong a rare outlet for political speech. joined by tennessee martin yeah author and chairwoman of the independent chinese pen center she was editor of you shall those work and a close family friend thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us as we mentioned earlier it's the one year anniversary of his death what memories do you have what goes through your mind on a day like today. this mixture of feelings. on the one side of course lit up or left this w

. >> let's not be too hasty mr. president. >> i believe that. i really do. i get so much fan mail from people in your country. they love my sense of security. they love what i am saying about many different things. >>> this hour, 8:00 p.m. eastern on this network has been anchored by towering figures. one of those figures was ed schultz who died today at 64. began his broadcasting career as a sports caster in fargo, north dakota. in 2004 the ed schultz show became nationally syndicated. >> good evening, americans, and welcome to the ed show from madison. >> i have to tell you, folks, i have never been more connected emotionally to a story in my entire career. something about the heartland, and something about the voices i heard today. something about wisconsin. this is ground zero. we are told he died of natural causes at his home in washington d.c. he leaves behind his wife, and a large family. and that includes former colleagues. he will be missed. he is dead at the age of 64. >>> a court ordered deadline is rapidly approaching to reunite immigrant childre

and that we have a set of steps and they are the active we have the determination and they feel hasty and not knowing what to do. with. the. blasted for eight days and here. finally they. discover where their cows are and they want to place which belongs to the party. should have nine you guys again well lucky if not collect must have not been. bad this should be. i mean when i'm in the hammock and the game. stella. stella mona. the butcher was arrested or so he stayed in prison for a few days we felt sorry relief for his situation. and i guaran we have decided that. it's better to find another place for date because. they don't understand what was happening but i think they have been moving to look maybe they have felt something that the car was. like where political activists or whatsoever. i can't i can't go on. you have to risk. it's not an option. you know that's really the chase you they want don't want you to be trying to kill and this is the same story with a cold you know it goes with policy is meant for israel some troubles you know and i think the cows have been experiencin

hasty close, but coal nudged ahead.nid on that coal prices that we have seen, it will feature higher earnings in that market. bit of a brief strength in that market. really, what this tells is more about that weakening market for iron ore. producer is the top and exporter. starting to flatline only for the gradual increase seen there. the demand is starting to falter in china. that is feeding through into those earnings. yvonne: we have been seeing these prices rally to six-year highs. what is the outlook for prices for exports out of australia? the medium-term outlook is a bit of a mixed picture. metallurgical coal, earnings from that tapered last year. they saw prices decline. some faltering demand. volume asal, they see pretty flat. here it will have a good in this current 12 month, that is representative. yvonne: thank you. next, china says it will not fire the first shot in a trade war. is it enough to calm the world economy? this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: now for a look at stories trending. theresa's world cup heada

just when we thought it was time to warm up again toward hasties, president trump brought the trade waro a whole new level overnight. the market had riced in -- had priced in bad news already if you look at the chinese equity markets, the chinese currency, the auto sector in europe, the 10 year bund, adjustable 10.3%, there is quite bad news priced in. positioning tells you investors have lightened up on restraints. just when we thought that maybe it was time to climb a wall of worry, president trump has come up with this threat on $200 billion of chinese exports, effectively that brings us closer to the trade war, which effectively is the number one risk to the global growth outlook. mark: you have still got this overweight rating on stocks. how dispense it is your stance -- how defensive is your stance? vincent: very defensive. we still believe we are getting into late cycles and in a late cycle, equities stand to outperform fixed income. in particular, credit spreads tend to turn before equities. getourse, the closer you from the economic cycle, the more dangerous equities become. th

we have the hasty forecast. there is no -- hasty forecast. -- we have haziness in the forecast.t is 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s from alameda to walmart creek and brentwood. 94 today, 82 in san jose, 60s on the coast and the city, 60 in south san francisco and low 80s on the peninsula. it is cooler on wednesday and thursday. by the time we get to the weekend, there is nothing extreme. >>> we have an incentive to get you to donate blood. why you might get an amazon gift card the next time you donate blood. >>> let's look at what is coming up on mornings on 2. >>> you details on the disappearance of the university of iowa -- new details on the the disappearance of a university of iowa student. evidence say she did not disappear on a job. >>> we are live with a student from albany high school who was recently honored for her work to stop bullying and hate after witnessing multiple incidents have been on her own school. we will be right back after the break. th's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for les

you have omitted hasty and ill justified military strategies. u.k. cases were on rights run equally bestowed. we have a habit of scapegoating unpopular people in times of national stress. eugene was thrown in jail for peaceful speeches opposing u.s. involvement in world war i. later, loyal and peaceful japanese americans were in camps. these were cases where fear not only did not lead to rights but actually abridged rights that were established. the same climate of fear provided our courts from seeing this at the time. fear has a way of running ahead. it undermines fraternity, poisons cooperation and makes us two things we are ashamed of later. the defender says once again i look at your arguments and you persuaded me there is a problem but i don't see how large it is. you use this title, the monarchy of fear and you keep saying that fear poses a problem for democratic self-government. what i don't get is the connection you want to drop between fear and democracy. doesn't threaten all forms of government equally. i say no and man monarchy they d on f

hastie said he can't tell from the emails."n't know the officers' motivation as it i don't know if it was political," sure as heck wasn't part of a broader investigation, i know that much right now."columbus police said there is an internal affairs investigation going on into the actions of the officers that night further comment could be made. the mayor and city attorney also declined comment today. (pam) the walt disney company has announced, it will stop using single- use plastic straws and plastic stirrers.. at all of its locations. disney officials said today, the policy will be in place by mid- 2019. the plan will eliminate more than 175- million straws and 13 -million stirrers annually. disney also announced it will transition to refillable in- room amenities, such as cups and glasses in hotels and cruise ships.. over the next few years. (pam) we are keeping tabs on the red hot bay area real estate market and there are some indications the market may be slowing down. (pam) a lack of inventory may be the reason. (ken)as k

now he's accusing the compan board of directors of being hasty in calling for his resignation. he w accused >>> disney becoming more green. the company eliminating plastic stirrers at its theme parks and resorts by the middle of next year. the chairman says this is the latest effort to reduce the company's environmental footprint and advance long term sustain blt goals. disney is estimated it will eliminate 175 million straws and 13 million stirrers every year. >>> it's very interesting because i've heard -- i don't know if you have had boba tea. those restaurants are really trying to figure out what to do about this because they rely on straws. >> yeah, and you know, other parts of the country also have been poking fun at san francisco for this because it's unusual you would ban a plastic straw, right? >> you know what, we're the first to do a lot of things for the environment. >> we'll see how it shakes out. now i'm not having my boba tea. let's go out and take a look at the tracy commute. westbound should not be affected by road work at this time. there's slow traffic right

you've omitted hasty and ill-justified military strategies, you've omitted cases where rights were unequally bestowed or privileges hastily are cower tailed as a -- true tailed as a result of popular fear. we have a habit of scapegoating on popular poem in times of national -- people in times of national stress. ewe gene debs was thrown in jail for peaceful speeches. later loyalpp and peaceful japanese-americans were interned in camps. these are cases where fear not only did not lead in the direction of rights, but actually abridged rights that were established. andhe the same climate of fear prevented even our courts from seeing this at the time. just think korematsu was never overruled until last week. fear undermines fraternity, poisons cooperation and makes us do thing we're ashamed of late err. d says, well, once again i await your arguments. you've persuaded me that there's a problem, but i don't see how large it is. butrs here's another thing. you uset this title, "the monarchy of fear," and you keep saying that fear poses a special problem for democratic self-government. what i don't

can be just as powerful and credible as the fact that we know that trump a participated in that haye hastyr that trump tower meeting occurred in 2016. >> here is what the president tweets, i did not know of the meeting with my son, don junior. sounds like someone is making up stories to get himself out of an unrelated jam. can this come back to jeopardize the president? >> absolutely. the tweet is being made by the president and it can be imputed to him. and specifically this tweet is once again having him deny any too many of cobehavior that sho things like roger san antonio being approached with dirt on hillary clinton. and don junior had someone coming forward with dirt on hillary clinton. >> what about at the "new york times" report that says mueller has a wide ranging investigation. looking towards a possible obstruction inquiry here. can they be used as evidence in a weighty fashion? >> giuliani says there is no possibility that you can obstruct because you don't do it in public. i know he went to lawsuit. you can obstruct in public and in private. we're looking at the tweets of dona

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they performed a hasty scrub. a smallest river of the document collection looking for --. the team produced more than 400 separate reports based on information in the documents. just a small sliver. it is keyword searches. what happened next is stunning. nothing. the announcement of the materials, the document exploitation came to an abrupt stop. according to senior u.s. intelligence officials, they sat untouched for months, perhaps as long as a year. that is the beginning of this project that has turned into something of an obsession for me and tom. we -- our view from the beginning in talking to intelligence officials, military leaders was that this contained information that our war fighters should have access to. scrub, the ciat had what was called executive authority over the document collection. only the cia had access. the creation of the director of national intelligence was supposed to contribute to broader sharing so other parts of the intelligence community could perform analyses of the materials. thehought it important intelligence agency get their hands on thi

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hasti >> clerk: okay. good evening, and welcome to the -- [ gavel ]. >> clerk: it's fine. i'm sorry. i'm jumping the gun here. good evening and welcome to the july 11 -- well, i think gary, you said they're ready, right? yeah, they're ready. good evening, for the third time and welcome to the july 11, 2018 meeting of the san francisco board of apaelz. board president frank fung will be the presiding officer tonight. to my left is deputy city attorney brad rossy who will provide the board with any needed legal assistance. i am julie quintata, the executive director. we expect to see scott sanchez, zoning administrator, representing the planning department and planning commission, joseph duffy, senior building inspector, representing the department of building inspection, amanda higgins and brent cohen from the department of public works bureau of street use and mapping, and chris buck, urban forester, san francisco department of urban forestry. the board requests that you silence aor turnoff all phones and electronic devices. we request that conversations are held in the ha

and that we have surfaced and they are active we have the determination and they feel hasty and not knowing what to do. with. the. blasted for eight days and here. finally they. discover where their cows are and they want to place which belongs to the party. she had nine you guys again well lucky if not much of not relevant. and that. bad history should be. up and. i mean when i'm in the hammock and the game. was. stella. stella mona. the butcher was arrested or so he stayed in prison for a few days we felt sorry relief for his situation. and. i guess we have decided. it's better to find another place for date because. they don't understand what was happening but i think they have been moving to look maybe they have felt something that the car was. like where political activists or whatsoever. i can. i can't go on. you have to risk. it's not an option. you know there's really a chase you don't want you to be tranquil and this is the same story with the closing of cows with palestinians meant for israel some troubles you know and i think the cows have been experiencing a bit of our lives you

hasti >> clerk: okay. good evening, and welcome to the -- [ gavel ]. >> clerk: it's fine. i'm sorry. i'm jumping the gun here. good evening and welcome to the july 11 -- well, i think gary, you said they're ready, right? yeah, they're ready. good evening, for the third time and welcome to the july 11, 2018 meeting of the san francisco board of apaelz. board president frank fung will be the presiding officer tonight. to my left is deputy city attorney brad rossy who will provide the board with

i think the president beat a hasty retreat on that because the reaction was so negative in a bipartisanse across the board. i think he was right to do that. >> the president keeps trying to change the subject. he wants to talk about, you know, some democrats who say they want to abolish i.c.e., other things. on this one, republicans worry, number one, the most important thing is the policy debate and the policy of reunification. republicans also deeply worry about the politics of this and if the administration can't give us numbers, can't be accountable, i assume that makes the problem even deeper. >> well, yeah. and what cole also went on to say in that interview this morning was that the american people aren't going to stand for something like this and they shouldn't. pretty pointed criticism of the president from the same party as him. so this is the line in the sand that a lot of republicans have drawn. they've gone along with a lot of the things the president has done, but on this one, taking a step back and saying this policy is totally not okay, was never okay, and that all of th

still, 13 sets of diving equipment have been prepared in case of a hasty emergency exit. >> we just havesess everything at the moment. we have to see what the conditions bring, what the water levels inside the caves do, and what options are available to us. >> reporter: after one failed attempt, communication lines are being fed again through winding stone in hopes of connecting those inside with rescuers and family above. it would be a much-needed boost, both for morale and expediency. >> translator: to deliver information from inside the cave, navy s.e.a.l.s have to dive for 11 hours. we spend six hours going in and another five hours coming out. this is our main obstacle. >> reporter: far from the dive teams deep below, dozens more rescuers are hoping for a way to reach the boys from the jungle above. >> we are calculating the position of the children and the corresponding position on the surface. about 20 to 30 teams will converge in this area to survey for shafts or holes that may be of use to our plan. >> reporter: the entire community here, it seems, is praying. here at the school

. >>> the administration's hasty idea to pull security clearances seemed to originate last week in thisegment on "fox news." take a listen. >> john brennan is a combatant who works for a cable news channel and threatened the president on twitter. why would you have a top secret security clearance? >> this is alarming, and if john brennan still has top secret clearance, can he research donald trump? can he research his family? >> and yesterday senator rand paul saw the president in washington and immediately tweeted, just got out of the white house meeting with donald trump. i restated to him what i have said in public. john brennan and other partisans should have their security clearances revoked. he continued, public officials should not use their security clearances to leverage speaking fees or network talking head fees. paul later added that he wants the ban to be more universal in comments he made once again on "fox news." >> i told the president in private what i have been saying in public, that i think there's a great danger to having talking heads on tv who are ex-cia agents and

so they're really preparing for what would be a very hasty arrival, coming from right off my left shoulder they do is they've been rushing the boys from the helipad after arriving from the cave mouth, all the way down the street behind me and to the hospital. this is where the eight boys who have been rescued in the past three days are recovering right now. we are going to hopefully start to see the last batch. but, remember, this is a little more complicated than those previous ones because there's more people. it is not just the four boys and their coach who have been left, it is also a doctor and three other thai navy seals who need to be removed from that cave. so while everybody's hoping that this will be a very fast last effort to remove these guys from the cave, it could take quite a bit more time because of more people. louie. >> matt, you are by the hospital there. i wanted to check to see if you had an update on the boys that had been rescued, on their condition. i know some are being monitored, but, you know, there were a few that we hadn't heard anything about. >> reporter: yea

i think i was probably too hasty with the through line of white supremacy we've seen and continue to see in this country, i think one could make an argument it could still be with us. different form. slavery was very malleable. it could be different things at different times. i think there's a pretty good argument to be made it could be with us in different ways without a war. it's all counter fact yule, of course. but with what i started finding the white supremacist language there, it made me think about what if the south had not succeeded. what if they argued for the ratification of the amendment which would have guaranteed slavery in the south. at the same time, slavery was moving west ward. only half of texas was settled by white people. only half. if you know texas and i-35 corridor to the east was settled 600,000 people. >> the mexican session was split into two territories at the 37th parallel. utah to the north. new mexico to the south. new mexico in 1860 ran from texas to california. arizona wasn't until 1863. in 1859, the new mexico territorial legislature developed one of

i was too hasty. of whitethrough line supremacy we continue to see in this country, i think one could make an argument that it could still be with us. different form. slavery was very malleable. could be different things at different times. i think there is a pretty good argument that, to be made that it could still be with us without a war. the south had options. they didn't have to secede. i go through those in the book. it is all counterfactual, of course. but, when i started finding this white supremacist language there, it may be think about, -- it made me think about, what is the south had not seceded? what if they had argued for the ratification of the corbyn amendment, which would guarantee slavery in the south. at the same time, slavery was moving westward. only half of texas was settled by white people. if you know texas and the i-35 corridor. the east was settled with 600,000 people. almost none to the west. the territory that was discussed when they talked about the western territories was

including the coach are malnourished to evacuate safely. 13 diving kits have been prepared in case of a hastymergency exit. >> we have to evaluate the conditions. >> reporter: after failed attempts, communications attempts are in hopes of connecting those with rescue and family above. it would be a much needed boost both for moral and expedientsy. >> to deliver information from inside the cave, navy s.e.a.l.s have to dive for 11 hours. we spend six hours going in and another five hours going out. this is our main obstacle. >> reporter: dozens more rescues are hoping for a way to reach the boys from the jungle above. >> we're calculating the position of the children and on the surface and about 30 teams will survey shafts or holes that may be of use to our plan. >> reporter: the entire community it seems is praying. there's the school where several of the trapped boys attended, vigils are held every morning. others are doing their part in different ways. as water is pumped out from the caves, it floods the local crops at great cost to the farmers. they say it's all worth it. the lives of the p

, he says there's no way i knew about this meeting going on, but remember, david, there was such a hastyble to be able to cover up the main reason why trump jr. met with the russians in june of 2016, and so i agree with frank, are you kidding me? you're going to say that that kind of important meeting where even roger stone had previously been approached on dirt on hillary clinton, trump didn't know about the fact this meeting was going on, and we all know that's not true, so why is that important? some of the best cases can be built on circumstantial evidence. you don't always have a smoking gun and you can build it on the fact that if cohen knew and other people were present and cohen can say trump knew about the meeting, then that combined with other evidence can build a huge case in terms of obstruction of justice or even conspiracy. >> frank, before i let you go, i understand you have a story about david pecker, who's also at the center of this in some capacity. he, of course, was at the national enquirer. you've interacted with him before. >> well, under the heading of you can't ma

liver cancer he died in chinese custody just two months later his ashes were buried at sea following a hastyfuneral process heavily controlled by chinese authorities. now lose widow lucia has been released from eight years of house arrest with conspicuous timing she landed in berlin on tuesday it's been labeled as a conciliatory gesture but the protesters in hong kong see other motives at play to soften the tension between the u.s. and e.u. role with china. and an excuse for the european union to get close to china the chinese government has defense for lose death on mainland china making hong kong a rare outlet for political speech. you're watching the news coming up ahead a disaster that shouldn't have happened if black rhinos have died in kenya after one life book has moved them from nairobi to a new national park we'll go live to nairobi took on the business to find out what ben drawn. and he was as one of the greatest filmmakers of the trenches century swedish today bergman was born a hundred years ago david leavitt's from desperate talk about his work and legacy. one does and more comi

i was a little hasty when i told you the group was dangerous at the beginning of march, but remember,d curve that changed are these stocks worth buying here i can't say i'm jumping up and down enthusiastic. but let's just say hey, i'm less negative than i was before the businesses are just too good not to be more positive, and the manager's too great not to respect him. here is the bottom line. i got to give simon, federal realty and pennsylvania real estate investment trust credit for self-help. they were dealt a lousy hand and they've done what they can to improve it i'll definitely be watching them when they report in the next few weeks. but for the moment, i will only invest if you're very confident that long-term treasury bills will stay down if you think that, then you ought to do -- >> buy, buy, buy >> some buying frank in my home state of new jersey, frank! >> caller: hi, jim neptune new jersey. >> i'm an ocean grove guy. boo-yah right back at you. what's up? >> caller: i know. i met you and your wife at the dolce vita. >> dolce vita. uncle nick and joe trust me go ahead >> ca