that really had a shocking effect on the country and it was a conservative government howard government actually reinforce the gun laws following that massacre. we've just had the the killing of seven people in western australia apparently suicide. a really. cold blooded killing that to me seemed almost out of place here but it's not because there are guns in the country those guns that the alleged murderer use for licensed so the licensing laws here there's nothing like the kind of open market and. the. the culture of the gun is sacred in the united states it's certainly built into the fabric of the myth ology and then i'd just say that there's no parallel here this is this is generally a gun control society given the similar histories between the united states and australia why do you think that like guns and that kind of you know idea of romanticizing guns and violence and all that why did that take such a hold in the united states but not here in australia it is interesting your question about well what's the difference you know the united states has this as this great outback and a

that really had a shocking effect on the country and it was a conservative government howard government actually reinforced the gun laws following that massacre. we've just had the the killing of seven people in western australia apparently suicide. a really cold blooded killing that to me seemed almost out of place here but it's not because there are gardens in the country those guns that the alleged murderer used were licensed so the licensing laws here of it there's nothing like the kind of open market and. the. the culture of the gun is sacred in the united states it's certainly built into the fabric of the myth ology and then i'd just say that there's no parallel here this is this is generally a gun control society given the similar histories between the united states and australia why do you think that like guns and that kind of you know idea of romanticizing guns and violence and all that why did that take such a hold in the united states but not here in australia it is interesting your question about well what's the difference you know the united states has this has this great o

government. former tory party leader michael howard once said britain would be ready to go to war with spain to defend the posts for many of walking memories of the one nine hundred eighty two war with argentina over the folk wins but despite all this fighting talk spain continues to nocca to go to store and for the most part gibraltar chooses to ignore its overtures the charity has evolved to the point where it now has a separate legal jurisdiction from the u.k. and also enjoys a different tax system it has become a significant offshore financial center attracting various financial institutions with a track to tax and regulatory regime in many respects some might argue that it has the best of all worlds but can the lucky status be maintained post-breakfast it today to both his economy is part by two dozen gaming financial services and cargo ship refueling alex wanted to find out more about how the territories economy continues to grow at an impressive rate. we commissioned a study of what impact the gibraltar economy had on the spanish economy we commissioned an independent study and it proved that t

howard johnson there in northern thailand. the governmentonversion therapies as part of an action plan to tackle discrimination. it comes after the largest national survey of lgbt, lesbian, gay, bisexual and tra nsgender people. ministers are also promising to improve sex education in schools, and give police more training to identify hate crime. campaigners have welcomed the plans, but insist there is still a long way to go before lgbt people achieve full equality. richard lister reports. the people start abusing us. atif, zuber and fahin know all too well what it's like to be abused for their sexuality. it's really hard to express the feelings. because we are also humans. so why people treat us like badly? 40% of the lgbt community said they'd suffered a hate crime. most never reported it, and thousands said they'd been offered so—called conversion therapy to change their sexuality. it should be banned, you know? these therapies should be banned. conversion therapy is like a torture, you know? it's like a punishment. the government's lgbt

government former tory party leader michael howard once said britain would be ready to go to war with spain to defend the posts for many of walking memories of the one nine hundred eighty two war with argentina over the falklands but despite all this fighting talk spain continues to nocca to go to store and for the most part gibraltar chooses to ignore its overtures the charity has evolved to the point where it now has a separate legal jurisdiction from the u.k. and also enjoys a different tax system it has become a significant offshore financial center attracting various financial institutions with this attractive tax and regulatory regime in many respects some might argue that it has the best of all worlds but can the lucky status be maintained post-breakfast it today supposes economy is part by two dozen gaming financial services and cargo ships refueling alex wanted to find out more about how the territories economy continues to grow at an impressive rate. we commissioned a study of what impact the gibraltar economy had on the spanish economy we commissioned an independent study a

well, i think howard dean should take his tax-hiking, government-expanding, latte-drinking, sushi-tingiving, "new york times"-reading... - bodyloiercing, hollywoong, left-wing freak show back to vermont, where it belongs. - a lot of negative stuff came out at dean at the time, because he was the front-runner, and the other campaigns began to coordinate their attacks on him, and that took its toll. wh - and there are thoswake up every morning determined to destroy western civilization. americans want a president who can face the dangers ahead. but howard dean has no military or foreign policy experience. and howard dean just cannot compete with george bush on foreign policy. politics is a substitute for war. you're not gonna meet the garden club when you're running for president of the unid states. you're gonna meet some people who 400 years ago would have cheerfully taken your life. - unfortunately, there's only one target worth killing on the planet, and his name is howard dean. - ladies and gentlemen, we got him. [cers and applause] - i was giving a big foreign policy speech in los a

is there not a howard baker in the entire united states government? >> let me take that to -- >> is there not a patriot in the entire united states government? that's the challenge, right? so the entire cabinet is completely neutered right now. >> we already know the answer to this question. mitch mcconnell wouldn't even let -- was going to -- was going to punish politically anyone who mentioned this prior to the runup of the election. mitch mcconnell has made his bed. i don't think there's going to be this moment where mitch mcconnell all the sudden becomes a different person. >> that goes to whether people are not only standing by but potentially, allegedly becoming the kind of interference that subverses democracy, the type as charged in the mueller indictment, an international election-related conspiracy. ambassador, as someone who served, i'll play for you some of the reaction to something that was the big story earlier today, before, again as we're reporting tonight, before donald trump just made a new offer to vladimir putin to come to the whit

govern. he brought in a new team, howard baker as his chief of staff, colin powell.team was the third chapter. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> george bush played a major role in everything that we have accomplished in these eight years. america needs george bush and barbara bush as first lady. >> george bush will be the 41st president of the united states. >> the election of bush with the american people was we want more reagan. we want more of what we've had. bush was the closest thing to a third term for ronald reagan. ♪ >> ronald wilson reagan, the 40th president of the united states, in two days he leaves office as our oldest president and as one of the most popular ever. >> ronald reagan was the chief architect of the 1980s. you don't always identify a president with the years, but in this case, the 80s should be identified as the reagan years. >> they called it the reagan revolution, and i'll accept that. but for me it always seemed like the great rediscovery. a rediscovery of our values and our common sense. as long as we rememb

really forced with violence to vote for the governing party for the first time the opposition parties and the comes with able to. go out outside the cupboards and howard to come paint there without any fear this is the great sign but it's of course not yet hundred percent clear if we can really see a free and fair election we have to wait until monday possibly even longer because some people have freely fearing that if the opposition wins what will the military do here will they really allow a peaceful change of power will be it's a rematch they have done in the past. creature reporting from harare thank you. new pompous government turning away rescue boats migrants trying to reach europe are increasingly setting their sights on a new destination spain that means like and are still putting their lives at risk to make the dangerous mediterranean crossing spain says that the european union must do more if it's to stem the flow of new arrivals. the coast of southern spain is within sight. it's the end of a treacherous crossing of the strait of gibraltar. what you're seeing is a group of migrants reaching european soil. and they're among the many who arri

government money tree. ted kennedy voted for tax cuts in '86, show did chuck howard. >> thank you.n story, campus reform asking supporters of alexandria ocasio-cortez, how is she going to pay for the free stuff? thertheir answers will shock. >> you i don't know where the money would come from, but they could figure it out. >> tax corporations, and find a way to support a living wage. like the american red cross, and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today. so we're stepping up to volunteer more and donate over a million dollars every day. so our communities can be even stronger. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. the wonderful thing about polident is the fact that it's very, very tough on bacteria, yet it's very gentle on the denture itself. polident's 4 in 1 cleaning system consists of 4 powerful ingredients that work together to deep clean your denture in hard to reach places. it kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and it helps to remove stains. polident should be the fi

one way or another. >> howard: hopefully they take this stuff so sears and that they don't let partisan politics enter intimate in deciding the very awesome power of using government surveillance and some of my carter page, i do think is a bad poster boy because he did have contacts with the russians and of course that brewer was suspicious. >> melissa: it's more telling that they rubber-stamp everything that comes their way. the percentage of times they've proved these warrants 99% and that's what's telling. >> jessica: is definitely important, 13 democrats and that the judge can't be unbiased because hillary's heritage. >> harris: what we can look at is where there instances like this? where political bias from one side or the other allowed foreign fie's application to be rubber-stamped as you said most of the time. when one side weaponize is the process against another side, it doesn't matter which side is doing that. >> jessica: we absolutely do but i don't see how this was the weaponization of the fisa court process here if it were for judges and judge roberts stacking it with his prerogative. >> harris: the escalating war of words as president trump puts ira

government and non profits for emergency work and repairs. >> five minutes paing the hour now former magic star dwight howard may be headed toio natin's capitall play ball. it's resumed order he finalized buyou with nets and will sign withizards. it will become official once hours clears waivers. >> all right. it's 5:05. let's talk about it not too much traffic going on. >> good morning. >> indave coffee relaxing. >> chill day not to complain. >> what we won't take is more of the storms. >>aindrops are hoous huge. >> i didn'top have of rain at my house. >>eally? >> wow. >> it was mostly montgomery ubts, loudoun e,xtreme fairfax and portions of montgomery and howard countyes last night msat saw majority of . this morning call mer. els like 87 for early risers out there. there'ste satelli and radar. more cloudin the sky today. you notice a mixtured of clouds an sunshine versus last several days in sun filled and surprise blastsed afternoon. yourorecast for today. five degrees coof r iu can believe it than yesterday 92 degrees. hot, humid, still need water an take breaks if you head to enational mall for festiv 'ti 'tis. much like yesterday pop

government have to introduce a state of emergency. well it's very nice of them to work to prime minister howard he at the moment is doing really a carrot and stick on the one hand he sends in troops and and even the best troops that he has on them that are really. trained to fight isis and on the other hand he's promising to ten thousands of jobs and three the mill a billion dollars of aid to basra. what is really going on in iraq at the moment is this really about the standard of living lack of opportunity. and yes it is for big parts and discuss been happening for i think about eight or nine years every summer because in that area in basra it's about fifty degrees it goes over fifty degrees and every summer again there's nothing left enough an interest in tea if you don't have money you don't have a generator i have a soup people really suffer. and then this is de an area of iraq where all the income comes from ninety five percent of the iraqi income comes from the oil from us from so people are saying why don't we have jobs it's all foreigners working there so give us the chops and as for the electricity we also see a role of iran i

howard johnson is there keeping track of the rescue operation. the german chancellor angela merkel has reached a deal on immigration to end a row that was threatening to break up her coalition governmentr, horst seehoffer, who leads one of the parties in the ruling coalition has dropped his threat to resign. after hours of talks, mrs merkel agreed to tighten controls at the austrian border to stop people who've applied for asylum in other eu countries from entering germany. my colleague david eades is in berlin. the crisis is over for now but there is still a lot to work out, the devil is in the detail? to an extent, depending on what horst seehoffer said, ready to resign not just as the interior minister the leader of the party, and then started saying he wanted one more meeting with angela merkel and then make a decision and here is that thing this morning, horst seehoffer is staying. he feels he has got enough from angela merkel to stay. it is over the question of immigration and the top of policy and one specific point. with me is the chief europe correspondent for politico. what has he got? he got a commitment from macro or two to set up commitment from macro or two to set up ref

government of iran they're not jumping onto trump side anytime soon from california to tehran the high stakes verbal sparring we watched by its target audience iranian people shallop ballasts al-jazeera and kimberly howard is there for us right now in washington d.c. kimberly help us to understand now when we saw the tweet there in all caps by the u.s. president is there any sense in washington d.c. as to whether that was just an impulsive tweet by the u.s. president or whether there really is some planning and thinking about taking some historically unprecedented action as donald trump indicated against iraq iran. certainly most of the president's tweets appear to be a lack of impulse control and after following him for more than a year very closely have the sort of opportunity to understand what motivates a lot of those tweets and it does seem to be impulsive versus strategic but when you pull back a little bit it isn't a surprise that donald trump is sending out these kinds of tweets certainly prompted in his view by the words coming out of iran but this is something that donald trump has essentially indicated was going to happen in terms of the heating up of rhetoric if you look at the statements on

geographic job creation programs for the government can be helpful have been proven to work i encourage you to look at what howard university has done targeting poor geographic areas and continue to pour money into healthcare. some of the problems we have with people out of work with a high suicide rate and in the south leads to a health crisis that is an opportunity to create jobs for mental health professionals and with infrastructure we mentioned that but we did not mention it helps a broad swath. there will be tens or hundreds of thousands of construction workers with middle-class jobs like innovators like henry ford those that spend their time in california to change the landscape. and finally training programs that really do work to help people get that education that allows them to get jobs one of the largest employers in the kansas city area there is currently a disconnection between community college what they are teaching to help their graduates immediately get jobs. they would love to hire locally they have to go these broad expensive searches on a superhigh growth trajectory that seems like an easy fi

howard? on book tv,end, coverage of the 15th annual roosevelt reading festival from the fdr presidential library, starting today at 2:00 p.m. eastern. governmental affairs professor mordecai lee recounts the government public relations efforts to promote the entry into world war ii. sandra updike on the history of the works progress administration, former presidential speechwriter kirk smith provides history on the relationship between u.s. presidents and baseball. at the college looks different struggles that african-american women and white men faced in breaking into the army nurse corps. former national security official philip pageant on the end to be as military operation that took place on d-day, 1944. williams college humanities professor susan dunn recounts fdr's efforts to ready the military for world war ii. the 15th annual roosevelt reading festival today at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two book tv. president donald trump will announce his nominee for the supreme court, filling the vacancy left eye anthony kennedy. watch the announcement live monday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span or listen on the free c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was cre