is there any hope i think there's hope i think there is hope not in the old guard there is hope in the young people and of numbers like many many countries in the region you have you know more than more than sixty percent are below that they've had thirty five and you have a lot of initiatives by young people by women who push themselves to become part of negotiations and push themselves to actually start reconciliation rather than mobilizing themselves and into a war so yes i do have hope but i'm very doubtful about the current leadership to really you know steer in the right direction there's been talks about possible community efforts you know to actually make this course a boldly sort of peace still possible when they go about i think that's where we have to start i mean i think they have to be a lot of local efforts of reconciliation because this is where the rooms are this is where the memory of the trauma is but it cannot be done only on the local level and if there is no provision by the government if there are no there is no good governance there's no rule of law if there is n

and that is where i think hope comes in, the hope the easter brings. you look around today, and in some ways, even though externally, the statistics you just cited about a departure from traditional religion, in spite of that, you just see a hunger. if i could bring up some difficult topics. you see the rise of suicide. especially among young people. you see returning to drugs in the increase and addiction. you see kind of almost like an obsession now with privacy and being by ourselves. marriage itself, people, the number of people making a lifelong commitment in marriage. those are all challenges, gerry that can only be given in spiritual answer. and to which the virtue of hope is an answer. so i tend to build optimistic by nature. i would think that spiritual yearning, even the sociologists will rekindle eventually, belonging in the church. they would be people who say though that part of the reason for the decline in observance in churchgoing and believe in traditional church and catholic church in particular is the culture we live in has moved in

i hope you have noticed a difference and if we fall short then we hope you will identify those for us. mention the disaster bill and that is a concern and hopefully we can reconcile our differences quickly about that and producers all over the country now who are from the fire ravaged areas of the west that senator merkley discussed in the hurricanes of florida, georgia and the carolinas and the floods of the midwest that are in desperate need of farm safety you upgraded to the farm bill and through appropriations in the past is a safety net but it does not like utter destruction and disasters such as we have seen in these situations so i appreciate very much your recognition of that. obviously, trade is the utmost from all of our minds and from a farmer producer perspective and from one perspective we are blessed at the station that is absolute food security germany to the national security but that makes us dependent on experts and agriculture being one of our exports surplus sectors on the economy and the trade disruptions of 2018 have been very problematic through producers and wh

china tries to find more friends in europe hoping to deepen trade ties with. and even leaders discuss another break suppose phone meant to show you why people in a small french town are hoping for just that. it's true business the world's largest oil conglomerate saudi aramco has raised twelve billion dollars with its first international bond issue high demand is seen as a good sign for a planned initial public offering that the company has delayed several times now it is currently planned for next year according to crown prince mohammed bin salomon who oversees business that saudi aramco he and his country have come under fire following the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in october but investors appear to be looking past that and a focusing on profits again. let's bring in now correspondent in frankfurt who's following this story very closely conrad first of all just clarify for me if investors.

[cheers and applause] >> hope you hope in the face of difficulty. hope in the face of difficulty.he audacity ofck of this nation. i believe that there are better citizens of the united states and we share a common hope, a believe in a prosperous today in an even stronger tomorrow. it is that hope that drove our founding fathers to lay down the foundation of our union. >> the ninth amendment still recognizes those rights today. the rights to ensure that we as american citizens share the opportunity to create change. >> it is a promise that it's america heart. a government reliant upon the peoples help. >> if it is not enumerated, how do we know if it wants to the people? the people in this country are sovereign. as lincoln said, it is government by the people for the people. >> it is important for people to have hope. hope that their government will do the right thing. that era elected representatives well, that their courts will. if they feel like that doesn't happen, they need to believe you can go to somewhere in government and fixed the wrong. if they feel them sums blocked --

ope village was dismantled now the residents wonder what volunteers here at hope village hope this is not goodbye but instead, see you later. for a while it seemed like san jose's heart had gotten just a little bit bigger, but the political winds had shifted and that maybe, just maybe, public opinion had finally tipped the scales in favor of a government sanctioned campsite, but the lease on hope village has run out. >> we are back to square one looking for a site. >> reporter: the faa has informed the city that the area with plans roaring overhead every 10 minutes is unfit for residential use. at its peak and hope village was home to 19 people for six months with elevated tents, a pantry, toilets, and solar phone charging stations, but now that is all gone and the residents have been given motel vouchers for four weeks. >> a lot of them are looking forward to going just about 100 feet from here back into the creek. >> reporter: after searching for months for more permanent site, the best anyone could come up with was this plot of land owned by the water district in willow glen. it wa

we're hoping you support that. there has been a lot of development in our neighborhood over the past five years, there are some, i think, 30,000 units opening within a two-mile radius of the park, and we don't have really any unprogrammed space to hang out in that is not devoted to sports, which, again, i love, i'm also a softball player. what i'm hoping is that the commissioner will support the full funding for the park that is going forward. and that's that. >> thank you for coming to see us. >> thank you for having me. have a good day. >> chairwoman: is there anyone else who would like to make jen publi general public comment? seeing none, this item is closed. item 11, commissioners, any public comment? >> defense attorney: public comment is closed. item 12, new business agenda setting? public comment? being none, it is closed. item 13, communications? any public comment. being none, public comment is closed. item 14 is a adjournment. >> moved and seconded. >> seconded. >> thank you very much. >> chairwoman: tha

i have hope that mr. boutwell will be reasonable enough to see the futility of massive resistance to desegregation, but he will not see this without pressure from devotees of civil rights. my friends, i must say to you that we have not made a single gain in civil rights without determined legal and nonviolent pressure. lamentably, it is a historical fact that privileged groups seldom give up their privileges voluntarily. individuals may see the moral light and voluntarily give up their unjust posture, but as rhine -- reinhold niebuhr has reminded us, groups tend to be more immoral than individuals. we know from experience that freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor. it must be demanded by the oppressed. frankly, i have yet to engage in a direct action campaign that will, quote-unquote, well timed in the view of those who have not suffered unduly from the disease of segregation. for years now, i have heard the word wait. it rings in the ear of every negro with piercing familiarity. this wait h

and we have an impact we hope. >> absolutely. laura is the program director of the healing justice program of the american friends services committee and we would like to hear the work you're doing and abolishing the death penalty and your work with solitary confinement and prisoners experiencing that. when we come back we will hear more about that. about that. >> welcome back to mosaic i am elizabeth, the pastor at st. mark's lutheran church, today our special guest is laura monani, the program director of the healing justice program of the american friends committee and tell us of the work you are doing specifically. >> we work on a wide variety of prison issues but the ones i thought we would focus on today are the death penalty in solitary confinement. it is a really important moment now on the death penalty because of the decision the new governor, gavin newsom made, to give people a reprieve currently on death row. there are 737 people on death row, 23 are women. his decision is a moratorium that it does not end it. it just

very cautiously hopeful. if it turns out to be him, we'll be thrilled. >> reporter: for "nightline," whit johnson. >> our thanks to whit johnson. >>> now to the developments in the college admissions scandal. the first of 33 parents, a who's who of the rich and powerful facing a judge today. accused of bribing their kids' way into elite colleges. two of the biggest names in the case, actresses fa lielicielicec and lori laughlin. >> reporter: it was a blockbuster day in court for hollywood stars felicity huffman and lori laughlin. the actresses are just two of the 50 people ensnared in the shocking college admissions scandal, many of them parents accused of doling out more than $25 million to cheat the admission system and secure entry for their children into some of the most elite colleges from stanford to yale to georgetown. the federal courthouse in boston a far cry from the red carpets they're used to. >> if you're a celebrity in this case you've got to be worried that a judge is going to try to impose a s

hope,d's story is one of hope, how with vision, courage, and faith, we can build a brighter, stronger, and safer future for the next generation, and that is all of our responsibilities, to make the future better for the next generation. thethis month, we mark anniversary of one of the greatest achievements of that betterof hope, and a future is possible, the signing of the good friday accord in 1998, ending centuries of conflict. world sawly day, the the dawn of peace in northern ireland, of which few had ever dared to dream. with the diplomatic leadership of president bill clinton, who sends his regards when he found out we were coming, and special envoy, senator john mitchell, the courage of john hume, and my family, paul and i and our children were will honored to welcome them to our home in san francisco in the late 1980's. he told us that night "as we bring down the walls in belfast, we must also bring down the walls in our hearts if we are going to have peace." we were happy to welcome him to our home, and with the bravery of our late friend, martin guinness, who i was pleased t

there is hope. we have seen difference? there is hope.t know what will happen. the secretary of state, karen bradley, says that she hopes to be cross— party says that she hopes to be cross—party talks. i keep saying, absolute frustration that has taken the murder of a young 29—year—old woman to get politicians together but a real feeling woman to get politicians together but a realfeeling of woman to get politicians together but a real feeling of hope that this could be some sort of turning point. michael d higgins, president of ireland, taioseach leo varadkar, other politicians, preparing to leave. it is worth noting that there we re leave. it is worth noting that there were moments of smiles, of laughter, during the service where people remembered lyra might moments with her. particularly stephen, who was talking about the engagement ring that she had bought for her partner for that proposal. yes, very warm tributes from her family members and herfriend stephen. there is also a tribute from her sister as well. the statement from her fam

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but the europa league hopefuls were no easy opponents.for a crime rich put the gas in front just six minutes in his fifteenth goal of the season. hoping for an equaliser but it. puts them even further behind our play. after last week's race jerry and just can't stop scoring and was hunting for a trick against. powerless to stop him over ninety minutes. deals thirteenth of the season like the improvement over the last campaign. what's his secret. i believe in not with the plan and i think is very good for us offensive players. may have a plan but we'll have to wait and see if they can tell a very european football. twenty three point separate shall go and frank but they've got a lot in common the teams used to walk in the other's shoes. frank spent five years hovering around the relegation zone and are now enjoying their best ever but in this league season. shock of experience the opposite shift in fortune so what happened was the difference between these two teams motivation morale the royal blues can definitely work on that and see what'

and so, does that not sound hopeful to everybody? [laughter] >> well, louise, speaking about the future and maybe you could add this to your answer. you come from a background in academia. >> i do. >> so i'm very interested in how that shapes your views. >> i think one gift i brought from the classroom back into the news room and one reason i was so excited to step back into a news room is it really imbued with me a sense of optimism to be surrounded by all the bright, talented young people who want to go into journalism, who really see this as a mission and who i think we are -- who are, you know, the future is in good hands and i think it's our job to make sure it's there so they can take it over. >> awesome. that is encouraging. unfortunately, this is all the time we have. i didn't take any of your questions because i had so many, but you can see them on post-live and their twitter handles are on "the washington post" live account. and i want to thank you. we'll now move to the next portion of our program. [applause]. [inaudible c

i have hope that mr. boutwell will be reasonable enough to see the futility of massive resistance to desegregation, but he will not see this without pressure from devotees of civil rights. my friends, i must say to you that we have not made a single gain in civil rights without determined legal and nonviolent pressure. lamentably, it is a historical fact that privileged groups seldom give up their privileges voluntarily. individuals may see the moral light and voluntarily give up their unjust posture, but as reinhold niebuhr has reminded us, groups tend to be more immoral than individuals. we know from experience that freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor. it must be demanded by the oppressed. frankly, i have yet to engage in a direct action campaign that was "well-timed" in the view of those who have not suffered unduly from the disease of segregation. for years now, i have heard the word wait. it rings in the ear of every negro with piercing familiarity. this wait has almost always meant n

hoping of course to persuade them that independence would be the best option.lunteers at this community garden in ayrshire, where brexit has changed some people's minds on independence. if we end up with a soft brexit, i'm not sure there will be independence, or a successful independence referendum. if we do crash out, i think there probably will be another independence referendum, and this time it could edge it. does brexit make scottish independence more likely? i think it actually does. i think eventually, if scotland wants to stay in europe and europe wants scotland to stay in. i think everybody is fed up with referendums, quite honestly. sorry, no second chances. the snp know they need to grow support for independence before they can hold another vote. they hope they've begun to cultivate a conversation that will persuade people to consider it. sarah smith, bbc news. the north korean leader, kim jong—un, has arrived in the far east of russia for his first summit with president putin. mr kim made the relatively short trip to the pacific coast city of vladiv

this week as three african countries rolled out a program of bax a nation it's hoped the programs in malawi kenya and gonna will dramatically cut the disease this report from one of those countries gone fishing which. on the outskirts of ghana treats me and many of them i hear because of my leave. the hospital records over one hundred suspected malaria cases we've confirmed. among children under five years the disease doesn't span from adults. still remains the number one cause of hospital attendance. i saw a very high percentage of the patients who report to this hospital for treatment come because of malaria and they also diagnosed us. for us we have both complicated and on complicated malaria and of malaria among children under five. cent and in the in their grown ups and they aged three years ago get a record it half a million malaria related admissions to hospital the health ministry says that dropped by a fifth to four hundred thousand by twenty eighteen thanks to programs like this one the lead agency hoping with campaigns for over a decade now is the control program a major c

so this is a collaborative effort and we hope it will be very bipartisan. but we will be meeting next about how it's paid for and that will gidge engage the secretary of the treasury among others and the leadership in the ways and means and transportation committee. but some of it will spring from the committees of jurisdiction. for example, the transportation and infrastructure committee, which has its own funding mechanism. this is a technical question. but everybody who is appropriate to the solution. senator schumer: the last thing we are going to say. we agreed that the same group would meet in about three weeks and the president would present his ideas on funding and we would take it from there and if we had to break up in smaller groups after that, we would. ms. pelosi: i want you to take this home with you because one really important advance that we made in this meeting was the president acceptance or maybe just agreement, i won't say acceptance because he may have been thinking about this all along is that infrastructure should include broadband.

joyce's very simple either or either hope or a like with zelinsky is hope but you must mean we want change. flood to meet zelinsky i fictional president now it seems the president elect. fiction has become fact. zillion ski and his team consider break this election victory but defeating corruption. and then the war with russia is going to prove. it would in english. only the ukrainians have showed little patience the president's been able to deliver for steelworker al-jazeera. andre doubly as key is the director of communications and media for the ukrainian congress committee of america he says there are concerns that lenski does not have the experience to negotiate an end to the war in eastern ukraine with russia you have to understand that a lot of his campaign promises were just that very short sentences he proposed doing a major restructuring of the. military structure in ukraine without any explanation about how to how getting that passed in parliament a similarly he's proposed restarting the minsk agreement talks the normal process is inviting the united states and the u.k. into that

not trying to end it so there is hope hopefully by the. by the end of this year we are very optimistic about. the tactics of mediators of talks of peace talks look what change the u.n. has basically. tell on its knees for months they could not implement. the how they'd a cease. fire agreement so they will be a change and twist in the ways to change the way that this peace talks are happening and i'm pretty sure the next step will be optimistic especially if they give the saudis the. direct channel communication to end this war easier rather than to have the mediations. mediation. in london very knowledgeable about the saudi role in all of this now the saudis when they first started this wolf five years ago well they're expecting it to last this long and what is the end game why is the saudi led coalition still in this war. well i think the war in yemen if we want to say started in two thousand and four before the actual recent war started in two thousand and fourteen. the oath is sort of the want two thousand and four against the former. r

iam fit the olympic qualifications so i hope i am fit physically and mentally and i hope i do my bestengland's provisional world cup squad, all but ending his chances of playing at the tournament starting in a months time. last week a spokesman for the batsmen confirmed he'd been suspended following an ‘off field' incident. the ecb said his withdrawal is in the best interests of the team, to ensure they're free from any distractions. it's not the first suspension hales has faced, last year the ecb handed down a punishment following a fight outside a nightclub in the south west english city of bristol. the nhl, the philadelphia 76ers are leading 411—26 at toronto in the second quarter. it is level at one — one. until next time, i buy. ——by by. hello there. over the next few days the warmest weather is likely to be across more eastern parts of the uk, where we see the best of the sunshine. there was more cloud around yesterday across the south—east of england and east anglia. it was fairly thin. that has certainly broken up and we've got some clearer skies right now. further west we're

we have the answer here and the answer is giving out hope. bringing hope to the table. not just for condos and housing and usual issues and god bless the people we're trying to help and the homeless and navigation centers and the traffic issues. there are youth out here and especially youth of color. and i'm winding it down, don't trip, i hate people taking too long. nobody took me too long but i have another minute and a half and i'll be gone. jermaine king, why did i say your name twice, that's crazy. dob -- bob dunlap is a hell of a lawyer. supervisor ronen was there recently to see this man in action. these the best. he's the best in america. okay, you owe me a dinner, bob. and there's a lot of great people. don't forget the youngsters. let's all come together and work this out. i thank you for the honor. this is not about me but us and all the people out there who listen to these children and come with us and listen. call rudy on the phone. he'll take you on a tour you'll never forget. forget lombard street go to howard street. he'll charge admission, $10, rudy, fo

valid for the first and to annex parts of the occupied west bank for some this would all but and any hope for a two state solution with the palestinians. i think we have just witnessed a clear cut the vote by the israelis to maintain the status quo as far as we. miss was a vote to maintain the status quo to maintain apartheid. the election was also overshadowed by netanyahu is legal troubles during the campaign the attorney general recommended indicting him on bribery and breach of trust charges he denies any wrongdoing and would not be legally required to resign if formally charged netanyahu appears to have beaten his most serious challenger thus far. the official results of the vote are expected later in the week. all right let's get the latest from jerusalem now where our correspondent is standing by for us tanya thanks so much for joining us you've been speaking to people in jerusalem about tuesday's vote what are they saying what are they one of their reactions. one of them expection is over here of course supporters of mr netanyahu are absolutely thrilled that he made it again there

so i hope it's. there you go. so the heart of our measurement is of course the each here a it would have been an expensive enormous undertaking to build a dedicated array just to do this experiment so we didn't do that instead we built an international partnership that allowed us to use some million telescopes all over the world in fact we used basically all of the sun moon or telescopes in the world to make this measurement one that none of them could have done on their own when you take a heterogeneous collection of telescopes and build them into one giant telescope it presents a lot of technical challenges and so in the years leading up to our twenty seventeen experiment we went telescope by telescope all over the world installing the specialized hardware we needed to do this most of the telescopes had detectors that we could use but almost none of them had the atomic clocks we need and certainly none of them had the very fast data recorders that we use some places we had to do even more a good example of this

they will talk about how to prevent and no deal breaks and so you see the hope that germany. once again come to the u.k. side i think breaks a tears and in the course of bricks it would really hope to have more solidarity with the u.k. so possibly some disappointment and really looking what's coming out of these talks in dublin now. well arthur we understand you've been talking to residents of dublin abound the german chancellor is a visit what do they make of it. yeah that's right so i had spoke quite a few people this morning when they were commuting to work and when they were around their first thing in the morning and quite a few people actually weren't aware the chancellor market was going to do it but all of them knew if she was coming the reason she was she was coming and most of them were quite confident and optimistic that she was here to show support and solidarity with ireland over not just the border issue but the entire break the process show that germany and the you as a whole is very much on our inside angela merkel is very i would say very well respected in ar

and hopes to save the country's mangroves. the coastal forests i'm being used to so production they're also being damaged by cattle heads. yes the camera has a plan. next. they're the latest fashion in chocolate easter eggs part of a special easter collection. created by correction or by time was called. to his concept this year in what cultural modeled on designs by greek means. eggs twisted easter creation. sixteen. i'm not nothing out of the germans because sometimes they are the most and nothing with you but you haven't i think deep into the german culture. you don't seem to take this grandma you know it's all about who you know i'm rachel join me for me to get some peace of course. hello and welcome to this edition of africa then barman's magazine co-produced by d.w. in germany channel t.v. in nigeria and quickly here in south africa on the phone and over and i'm joined by michael present.

equaliser seven minutes later i phone lines left often home for later cruise and three years ago hoping. for regular champions league soccer those days now see mike eaters ago for laver kazan because whenever they have the chance to take the next step is nerves kick in the quality has been there for years but the potential has failed to blossom into results. very frustrating you know. the first. he had a lot of chances also in the second half but. in the second half he gives the way too easily carelessness was compounded by poor luck not be a mirror he shot down stop spending end up making it seem one off and on i shot straight through laver caissons champions league hopes. and then the wheels fell off for the visitors after an hour played the man of the match decided the game. i felt to deal with the brace the flavor kicks in could barely muster resistance. i have a hard time explaining our performance today i mean it was and. we didn't deserve to win he was weak he was weaker. in the end liver kissin fell for one and hoffenheim i don't have to obey bury their champions league dreams t

we still hope to leave the eu in the next couple of months.ambitions is that we don't have a majority in parliament, and that means that we have to have these discussions with jeremy means that we have to have these discussions withjeremy corbyn, to see if there is enough common ground to do that. those talks with labour, whose leader was in newport today, are continuing. still questions over whether he will push for another public vote. we have included all that in discussions with the government and i've twice put forward proposals to parliament that include the and the labour party has supported them. we have and ended talks with the government yet. there's been no obvious move on behalf of the government right now and we are continuing those talks. theresa may wants to keep any extension as short as possible but has acknowledged if no exit deal is agreed by may the 23rd, the uk will have to take part in elections to the european parliament, almost three years after voting to leave the eu, something the prime minister saysis the eu, somethi

we hope thenrcs -- we hope the nrcs will hold local meetings in new mexico. you mentioned broadband. one part of the broadband issue is in world broadband providers, including tribally owned broadband providers. in new mexico. they would very much like to be a part of this program. i hope you can provide us an update on the refinancing of our u.s. loans and will then be available to companies like tribally owned entities in my state. sec. perdue: we expect them to. if any technical help and applying, we would also offer that. >> thank you very much and thank you, mr. chairman. appreciate working with senator collins on this piece -- this issue. it is a national issue. it is growing because of the contamination. i believe it's about 123 air force bases, flowing into communities. it is when we really need to get a hold of. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator bolton. >> thank you, mr. chairman. wisconsin's dairy industry is in crisis right now. our farmers are faced low prices for far too long. they are seeing their export markets blocked. panama city competitor

today i hope we world. view to the whole process together. i did. just that if i say that we will have a very subset of got to say should review. thank you. it was we heard the leaders of russia north korea correct russia lay thing which other on their electoral success is both of them speaking about the historical ties of the two countries are hoping as they said there these talks will be a milestone in resolving some of those issues so important to the international community their first press conference there now going into the first of those two meetings today. and other headlines details are beginning to emerge about the identities of the suicide bombers behind because he's the son of the attack which left three hundred fifty nine people dead the country's authorities say that a man and one woman who carried out the atrocity and that the perpetrators were from wealthy backgrounds one of them had studied in britain and australia partridge as more. one of the suicide bombers has been named as abdul latif jamil mohammad who has a connection with t

trondheim cern and a member of the jamaican national team in rowing river north carolina hope solo a former member of the u.s. world cup team and a two time olympic gold medalist with the u.s. olympic team and in toronto canada shereen ahmed a sports activist and co-host of burn it all down a feminist sports podcast with a great name welcome everyone to this stream i hope i want to start with you i want to just dive right in there because you have lived experience with this i know in your experience what do you think is the most striking difference between the way that football associations treat the women's game versus the men's well i think it is quite simple it all comes down some and at the end of the day money is what's most important to market the game money is let's most important in order to make huge growth in the women's game and when you look at the men's game they are so much further along but many many moons ago several decades ago they were where the women's game is that to get it and it took investment it set marketing and it took money to get where they are and it's e

well, manchester united's hopes for the first leg.night for manchester united. they just couldn't take advantage of a below par barcelona. our sports editor dan roan was watching. nights like this have become all too rare at old trafford, plenty of change since these european heavyweights contested the final eight years ago. belief may have been restored recently, now the revival would face the ultimate test. few teams have contained the genius of lionel messi and sure enough his deft pass to luis suarez unlocked the united defence. initially ruled offside, var ensured barcelona's opener stood albeit with luke shaw's own goal. the visitors were showing why they dominated la liga again, david de gea's stretched leg keeping his team in it. diego wasting a rare chance. despite enjoying plenty of possession after the restart, in truth, united were fortunate not to fall behind. suarez squandering a golden opportunity. and try as they might, the hosts, without a shot on target, rarely looked like finding the equaliser they craved, even agai

and do you hope that this will actually increase the hopes for a deal?t and what they are discussing. that's a very interesting decision by the house of commons, but we will also have to wait and see what happens now. there are variations we shall see next wednesday. we shall have a european council meeting and we will see by then what the british prime minister will tell us. i can only say that as isaid we will tell us. i can only say that as i said we are following this with great interest and we hope that this will open up possibilities of an orderly brexit, an orderly exit of britain. i think the decision of the house of commons on a number of occasions now to vote against a no deal outcome, to vote against a no deal outcome, to say very clearly that they don't wa nt to to say very clearly that they don't want to leave without a deal is significant. because parliament is sovereign, parliament expresses the will of the british people, which is that they don't want to leave without a deal. i think that's significant. i think that was very helpful, and

secretary of face is hopeful that dialogue can resume. and respect in north korea we've made real progress and while i am confident that the leadership in america will continue to make progress to solve this challenge the nuclear threat that is posed to the world there remain in place today the world's strongest sanctions u.n. security council resolutions which make clear the objective of the denuclearization north graham very confident will continue to move down the path of achieving that outcome. venezuelan opposition leader one is in the oil rich states of the dounia where they have been anti-government demonstrations to protest against power outages who is recognized by the united states and fifty other countries as venezuela and the jessamine leader is trying to organize nationwide protests against president nicolas maduro on saturday madeira called on more than two million militia members to defend his government they say in yemen reports from caracas. a show of bravado on the tenth anniversary of venezuelans bolivarian militia but

there is some hope, i guess, if the main structure is still standing. there is hope. there is great sadness in paris. this is a very special time for the catholics, for christians, coming up to easter. and i think the president has called it right. his tweet was measured. he talked about a part of us burning with notre—dame cathedral. and a reference that maybe will have been lost on many people, and that is that actually, it is .0. it is in the very heart, geographical heart, of paris. that is were alljourneys are measured in the sense. it is cultural, it is emotional, is architectural beauty. it is attachment. and i think that measure of hope is very important. we will rebuild. and it's quite extraordinary to receive messages from not just extraordinary to receive messages from notjustjournalists, but people i know far across the world, m essa 9 es people i know far across the world, m essa g es of people i know far across the world, messages of sympathy, and i think what we need in this world is more beauty, not less, and there's no doubt that president macron was

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similar circumstances mr material open these bridges open these borders you could end this today i hope that you care i hope that you will care enough when you see the horror when you see the tragedy to change your ways and to leave your country colombia the united states want to better future for the venezuelan people under the leadership of in an interim president whether on the democratically elected national assembly there is a plan in place for free and fair elections inside of than a swelling and for a return to private sector led growth for restoration of normal life and economic opportunity and prosperity inside of than a swelling but before these things happen material recirculation must end all venezuelans and the world should reject the illegitimate authoritarian rule imposed on the venezuelan people including the venezuelan military leadership the united states will continue to utilize every economic and political means at our disposal to help the venezuelan people. using sanctions bisa revocations and other means we pledge to hold the regime and those private up accountable

what an act of hope that must have been. we stand on the shoulders of optimistic women and men, women and men who knew that optimism is not a lack of knowledge. it is a source of courage. [cheers and applause] presidential candidate buttigieg: and it will take courage to move on from our past. we are not going back. you know, if i did get a chance to go back, it would not be out of a desire to live in that past. if i went into that past, i would go just 20 years back so i could find a teenaged boy in the basement of his parents' brick house, thinking thoughts as he played the same guitar lick over and over again on his strata master, wondering how he could belong in this world, wondering if his intellectual curiosity means he will never fit in, wondering if his last name will be a stumbling block for the rest of his life. [laughter] presidential candidate buttigieg: wondering what it means when he sometimes feels a certain way about young men he sees in the hall of school, if it means he will never wear the uniform, never be

we're hoping to see momo. we lost better on this rooftop in singapore as part of our two thousand and sixteen investigation. she was just seventeen when she went there as a domestic worker she told us months of sexual abuse by her employer to appear want to be all into it should not be out it should not be rushing out to be not to be near me too if you want to but i don't want to know why don't you don't want to be a woman i know and she. she fled as soon as the eight months were up but had to remain at a shelter in singapore for another two years to assist police investigations. they finally allowed her to come home even though the case remains unresolved. not they had the baronet the rules honey united them and blow up almost daily will be a macor they will grow up and lead them yeah. she's now five months pregnant. husband doesn't have a regular job. and he and his al goodman if it up here do not be in awe of any and sky and that you know it had a car led them and quietly. they had a lot higher than that ou