consultident or aides with family research council at all i head this address at the u.n.? suggest -- ands i will let tony speak to whatever he might have said to the president's administration, but these are clear steps that i would communicate to any government official in the administration when they ask me for recommendations that we would support and like to see pushed by the administration both the u.n. and international diplomacy. host: nate in springfield, massachusetts, an independent. caller: hi, thank god for c-span. with what yourm guest is saying, in fact, i have a problem with almost everything your guest is saying. why is it our business to go an independent state and tell them how to believe, what to believe? i don't understand it. this sounds to me like the crusades. and saudi arabia are primarily islam, if india is and if otherdi, countries primary religions are their primary religions, i do not think we have any business at all trying to evangelize them to the judeo-christian belief system. i think it is a disaster. i will take your comments off air. guest

my optimism started from my head i thank. the snow this cause to my heart was always india pakistan so i would write blogs and i would write stories and i would interact with people and just slowly i became part of these in the fog google and slowly i became part of the new online movement and forums. social media is not a platform where i can be tough to beat but it was just so many people are michaels when you get on it and i'm saying then look at the numbers i'm quite surprised but i also understand it's a lot of responsibility. and we saw that scamp. somebody was right when most 3 picked up one card from my 5 year old to make a point that i am an anti national. human being and i have anti national tendencies because i asked for peace with pakistan. i wasn't mentally prepared for the kind of over true. that came after i posted that the chinese he thought that no one was going to notify because he would do something fierce so the next day i wake up everyone has acted all the new styles are calling me that came as a shock. w

i want more than a roof over my head i want to enjoy life that's a factor too. difficult. you know with the view. it's famously affordable housing helped make berlin the vibrant capital it is today but now rising rents are pricing people out of the in a city. the left wing government is making efforts to control the situation the senator for urban development in housing is defending the rights of the renters she'd like to see a rent cap in acted before the end of the year this would seem monthly rent capped at a cost of between $6.10 euros per square meter depending on the building's age and overall condition their rent free would remain in place for 5 years. 10 would have a legal right to demand a reduction in rent and landlords who refuse will face fines as of yet it's unclear if the draw floor is legitimate. critics fear the plan would scare off real estate investors and that the move would actually worsen the housing crisis. property owners this would amount to a partial expropriation because they'd go longer be able to charge the rent they've charged so far it would b

i bow my head before the polish victims of germany‘s tyranny, and i ask for forgiveness. conflict past, but among the leaders and heads of state, two notable absences. donald trump cancelled his attendance at short notice, and the russian leader, vladimir putin, wasn‘t invited. the leaders who came here today came to commemorate notjust war but europe‘s hard—won peace, yet they themselves are deeply divided over the very values on which post—war europe is built. there was a sense at times today that the unity those leaders are supposed to represent is in fact rather fragile. jenny hill, bbc news, warsaw. kevin hard has been injured in a serious car accident in malibu. a highway patrol collision reports he was a passenger in a car that went off mulholland drive and rolled down an embankment at around 1am on sunday morning. he and the driver suffered major back injuries and we re suffered major back injuries and were taken to hospital. now on bbc news sport today. hello, i‘m marc edwards and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: p

typo's and after 2008 everybody said stay away from berlin it's a nightmare you know so i headed to berlin and invested lots of money they said i was nuts for. i invested counter seqlock lee and have been proved right by 2012 at the latest it became clear the berlin was set to boom. isn't it have you doubled in size as in way more than doubled since the financial crisis what if it's crazy how much bigger are you 10 times as big. as investments in several cities across germany he says he has a staff of over $700.00 and builds about $1500.00 apartments a year 2 thirds are to rent one 3rd he sells he also bought this derelict office building and surrounding plot in berlin local authorities set the condition that 30 percent must be rent controlled housing for low income people so groener had to sell part of the property to the city of berlin. to talk to you feel any obligations to society yes it is the capitalists have obligations my company never invest in property where people are already living we only buy empty buildings high rises and old office buildings we launch greenfield projects and

up their revival on the new coach david bach now when they hosted minds in friday's bundesliga so i. head in the 1st half with the 2nd goal of the season covering i mean i'm a reply from mark to market 11 but have the last word i mean how did scored like win in the 9th minute my 3rd consecutive victory. the various biggest party starts on saturday and the opening just happens to coincide with by munich hosting cologne in the bundesliga by and hope a party atmosphere will help them pick up points cologne meanwhile are planning to head out for a few beers after the game it all sounds pleasant enough to some but for others fans are not best pleased. it wouldn't be october 1st without pie in munich's obligatory pretty festival photo shoot it's an important time for the club as well as being a novelty for recent signings like felipe continuo. proud october 1st record previously on beating since 2010 was shattered last season with 2 defeats. factions hoping to rectify that and it was a reason because when it took a fair start said one gets in the mood. you can't promise everything in life but t

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a lot going on in politics but not much in terms of where we're headed as a country. six weeks ago idi headed as a country. six weeks ago i said i was getting brexit fatigue because it looked nothing was happening. now things are coming to a head, it does seem as if boris johnson wants to leave the european union with or without a deal by october 31 so the clock is ticking. this is the function that is bringing this to a head. i suspect he will get a deal through because he will get a deal through because he is driving everyone to insanity with this idea of an ideal brexit which will make people more pliable to compromise around the terms of a deal. it is interesting, i was to compromise around the terms of a deal. it is interesting, iwas at to compromise around the terms of a deal. it is interesting, i was at a conference recently and there was a room of fund managers around the world and they put the question out there, do you think borisjohnson will still be in hisjob in six months time? most of them believed he wouldn't. he would not be. that does seem to be the conventional wisd

i could be his best i could see his head was bobbing up and down. i saw the students completely engrossed in their books. oblivious to my commentary to the president. i saw the press pool -- they had all turned and were talking to ari fleischer and not looking at the president. in my left peripheral vision, i saw secretary rod paige, the secretary of education, the principal of the school and a white house staffer who was an education expert. they were mouthing -- what is up? i then stepped into the holding room. the door shut behind me. , get theng i said was fbi director on the phone. he had only been director for 10 days. bob mueller. get a line open to the vice president and the white house situation room. to the crew of air force one i said go back and get on the plane. we are going to have to get out of here. to the secret service, i said, prepare, get the motorcade going. to the acting communications director on the trip i said -- get some remarks written for the president. we have 650 people in a gymnasium. the president will have to say some

i imagine everything in me head. i live in a fantasy world, you know? it's not a conscious thing, i don't try to conjure it up in me head, it's like a unconscious thing. i summon this imagination around me at all times. maybe i did used to be able to see in my brain tries to function visually, i try to picture it, but i'm wrong about everything. i'm wrong about everything all the time. the world in my head, i mean first of all, it is built on assumptions and deductions based on what i can tell and hear and feel and then all the gaps are filled in with pure flights of abstract imagination. i'm wrong about everything. i'm wrong about what people look like. and you will do this yourselves to an extent. you know? you be at home, you'll have the radio, someone will be on. and then you see a photograph of what they look like and you will be wrong, because people don't sound bald or hairy, do they? my wife said to me if you got your sight back tomorrow what is the first thing you would want to see? of course it's my daughter sophie. because it's notjust what s

i am alone in my own head, right? and i can't hear anything. to treat me like an idiot. basically they start to treat me like i was when i was an immigrant, when i came to this country. six years old, i got earaches all the time, but they stopped when i arrived here. but they are treating me like an immigrant now. i had just come out of a gig, and this guy comes over and started to have a conversation with us. and i think he must have come from my show, and judging by his smiling face, clearly loved the show, oh, the ego of the performer, eh? and the thing is, right, i think, what a lovely, sweet, friendly man. as a performer, i am a tad needy. so a man, right, who is smiling at me, literally has me at hello. my friend saw the guy walking up behind me from the street, not from the gig as i had assumed, she sees me walking behind me and she comes up and heard him say, "look at you two, look at you two! "why don't you go back to where you came from?" wow, there is one bonus out of all of this, which is that i don't actually have to hear racist bi

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i drew my head in the ring and i was fortunate enough i got selected. i headed out and i found my office and got the key to open the doors. i was a little late. nobody had been there in months. i just can't look at it. what did i get myself into here? it is not what i expected. i was in a beautiful place. i think perhaps the reason that i was selected or one of the reasons because i had domestic terrorism experience, a lot of it. i worked in chicago and the k ku klux clan in alabama. they were the political armed of the church of jesus christ christian. a religious organization believes that the jews were the biblical enemy. >> the plague is poisoning our people to death. >> the agent that has been here before i got there suspected but didn't know that this organization might be involved in permanent activities. there are rumors may be involved in terrorist-type activity as well. we had nothing to go on. i commence my investigation on a some what full-time bases in about march of 1984. that was just me. nobody else in the office, nobody else worked in t

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responsibility but then it gives me it gives me happiness to nor that all the thoughts that i have in my head i can just go out and chatted with people that night and i'm hoping that. it does it does it does some bit of good to see you on in the world. could you go. on and i come here in my happy times to hang. god for everything good that has happened but i was like i'm hurt when i when i'm sad whenever i need hope and when i feel so hopeless that after these out to something greater than me. life has changed a lot and now i'm going to be a public figure people who know me by my face by my walk just give me strength that i can beat this business enough influence this position where so many people are looking at me in this thing to what i have to say here for you give me strength still so that i can give the best to the what the best to all mankind. do you speak this line. on. this music show your countersuit. to feel at home. and toast to secure heart racing. to come to the right place. to talk to. the world economic forum 2019 on africa from cape town this day does africa's new oil. better

all the thoughts that i have in my head i can just go out and chatted with people that night and i'm hoping that. it does it doesn't it does some bit of going through in the time you are in the world. how could you go from here. i come here in my happy times to crank the car for everything good that has happened but i was like i'm here whenever i'm sad whenever i need help and haven't i feel so hopeless that after the south or something greater than me. life is changed a lot now i'm going to be a public figure people who know me by my face by my walk just give me strength that i can take this position of influence this position where so many people are looking at me in this thing to what i have to say for you give me strength still so that i can give the best to the word of the best to mankind. many who tried getting around the berlin wall met their deaths. as a child he was already dreaming. of a state. at the age of 20 he was the last person to be shot for trying. the short life of chris kefir our. next d.w. . non-matter international conference on how to solve the problem. which i

i think we are heading for a deal. i think we are heading for a deal. f talking going on all of a sudden because the pressure is really on. we have 46 days left, is it? and so i think yes, probably heading for a very late deal. the dup appear to be softening their stance slightly, there are talks going on with leo varadkar, stephen buckley is in brussels, and jean—claude juncker has made this pronouncement. and arlene foster certainly in new york for the un general assembly next week, which of course the prime minister will be at as well. do you think a deal will be forthcoming by 31 october? because there seems to bea 31 october? because there seems to be a little bit of confusion over this, because certainly one of the papers that we are going to be looking at later suggest that stephen buckley, who is the brexit secretary, says we need another year on the backstop. yes, he thinks that in order to tie down the legals of its we need another year. but the deal would have to go through by 31 0ctober unless an extension was granted —— stephen barclay. i th

whistleblower given the silent treatment in washington and can indeed should coral reefs be cloned so i head in watching. with all make this manufacture consensus to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the final merry go round if certainly the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. in 2040 you know bloody revolution 2 to crush the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just a lawyer. book video of a. split needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2014. of those who took. it invested over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. same prong but. just don't call. me. yet to shape out these days to come to advocate and engagement because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. greetings and sally. in today's geo political atmosphere it appears that the term give peace a chance has never been met with more callous disd

against the concrete wall and very forcefully had sex with me i just went to my tent told the sleeping bag over my head and cried myself to sleep so within the 2 week period. he raped me 5 times we got tested. i had tricked and. and i was pregnant. he did. rape me. and 991 in congressional testimony it was estimated that 200000 women had been sexually assaulted so far in the u.s. military if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation and that was you know more than a decade ago i would say you could easily double that number and it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the u.s. military. you know world of big new law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. for the current crowd. here's this all was prescribed in l

i head out to law school -- $450 a semester. d to law school, visibly pregnant -- you will understand a theme to these, and i practice law for 45 minutes. me, becauseot for then i went back to my first love, which is teaching, so i traded little dreams for great big ones and taught in law school. more twists and turns. probably not ais good sign when you have to number your husband. [laughter] sen. warren: he moved on. but husband number two, i am still on two, so that is good. [cheers and applause] sen. warren: so there he is. i teach. and, i don't know, maybe it is like everybody who grows up without money. what i teach about is about money. if there was a course about money, i taught it. i wanted to learn it and teach about it. contract law and secure transaction, universal commercial code, bankruptcy law, partnership law, corporate finance law, economics, i taught them all, but there was one central question that all of my work centered on, and that is, what is happening to working families in america? why is it that america'

i bow my head before the polish victims of germany's tyranny, and i ask for forgiveness. rrors of conflict past, but among the leaders and heads of state, two notable absences. donald trump cancelled his attendance at short notice, and the russian leader, vladimir putin, wasn't invited. the leaders who came here today came to commemorate notjust war but europe's hard—won peace, yet they themselves are deeply divided over the very values on which post—war europe is built. there was a sense at times today that the unity those leaders are supposed to represent is in fact rather fragile. jenny hill, bbc news, warsaw. the headlines on bbc news: number 10 tells conservative mps that if any of them vote to block a no—deal brexit next week they will be prevented from standing for the party at the next election. the most powerful storm ever to reach the bahamas has now made landfall. "catastrophic conditions" are forecast. 80 years after germany attacked poland, the invasion that sparked world war two is remembered. sport, and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good evening

i bow my head before the polish victims of germany's tyranny, and i ask for forgiveness. g the leaders and heads of state, two notable absences. donald trump cancelled his attendance at short notice, and the russian leader, vladimir putin, wasn't invited. the leaders who came here today came to commemorate notjust war but europe's hard—won peace, yet they themselves are deeply divided over the very values on which post—war europe is built. there was a sense at times today that the unity those leaders are supposed to represent is in fact rather fragile. jenny hill, bbc news, warsaw. demand for palm oil in food products around the world has fuelled the destruction of rainforests in indonesia and borneo — as palms are planted on cleared land. what is less known is immense demand for palm oil from the skincare and beauty industry — it is used in more than two—thirds of makeup products. our environment correspondent claire marshall has been to papua new guinea — to investigate the cost of a controversial industry — and to see how palm oil can be sustainably produced. what helps

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i bow my head before the polish victims of germany's tyranny, and i ask for forgiveness. of conflict past, but among the leaders and heads of state, two notable absences. donald trump cancelled his attendance at short notice, and the russian leader, vladimir putin, wasn't invited. the leaders who came here today came to commemorate notjust war but europe's hard—won peace, yet they themselves are deeply divided over the very values on which post—war europe is built. there was a sense at times today that the unity those leaders are supposed to represent is in fact rather fragile. jenny hill, bbc news, warsaw. preliminary results from state elections in eastern germany suggest there's been a surge in support for the far—right alternative for germany, but not enough to overtake the mainstream parties. damien mcguinness reports from berlin. there will be a sigh of relief in berlin tonight, decent result for angela merkel‘s conservatives in saxony. her party looks like it will stay in power there. and a narrow victory in brandenburg for the centre—left social democrats, mrs merk

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and i sat on the bumper of my car and i hung my head and i tried to cry. prayed for neighbors and other people in town who i knew were probably running for their lives like we had. i really tried to cry, but i couldn't cry because there was nothing left in me at that point. so as i was praying, the wind suddenly stopped. and i thought, "were my prayers answered?" and i sat there and i looked around and i realized that it was snowing. and in giant, giant flakes like in utah. giant flakes. and i held out my hand and i caught one. i touched the ash and suddenly i knew i was in terrible danger because the wind had stopped and it was not a miracle. it meant that the fire had created its own weather and it was right on top of us. so i ran inside the house and i said to my mother-in-law and my sister-in-law, "it's coming. we have to get out of here. it's coming." >> nobody's moving. and so, i get out the car and i go around to the side to try and get the door open for my sisters, and the -- as i get to the door, i get hit in the face with embers and soot and heat

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against the concrete wall and very forcefully had sex with me i just went to my tent pulled a sleeping bag over my head and cried myself to sleep so within the 2 week period. he raped me 5 times we got tested. i had a trick. and i was pregnant. he did. rape me. and 991 in congressional testimony it was estimated that 200000 women had been sexually assaulted so far in the u.s. military if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation and that was you know more than a decade ago i would say you could easily double that number and it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the. u.s. military. think the theosophy nobody's gonna pick a group of any one else while the other told me not to be defeated in that a lot of protest it would not even. in the big pain years since cross-talk started 10 years i think it's time to shake things up maybe change the branding maybe the format here is what i've been thinking about next season briggs related episodes filmed on an island 10 experts fight it out for a trophy what do you think ok

i just keep my head down. keep my head down, i have so much emotion in today and days around september 11 and i just try to be here to do good. >> all of your traders are looking at everybody, i'd be remiss if i did not ask you about the big trade you are seeing these days. we are in an interest-rate environment where we are shrinking and certainly dropping interest rates. we were watching the dollar and other currencies. what is the big trade using right now? >> today if you ask me today, the one bill you really get trade which is governments of the uk. the uk is going to all sorts of stuff, with great people in london and damien lewis. it was really very exciting. but the use interest-rate or lower the interest rates are much higher than the rest of the world so the dollar keeps getting stronger. we should expected to keep getting stronger in u.s. interest rates drop but not as much as the rest of the world because the economy will remain okay. not great, our president talks about 4% growth and you might get

now mayor breed said today, quote, i can't begin to pretend to know what's going on in the president's head. this after i asked her if shaming san francisco was a political strategy. when president trump got on air force one, he seemed to show his disdain for the bay area by never turning around to wave farewell. quote, and we have tremendous things that we don't have to discuss pouring into the ocean. you know there are needles, there are other things. fod hersecio.rtunately, morer:ad ever even makes it to the bay without being treated. >> reporter: the president has crossed so-called enemy lines before. first as a candidate in16 naming oakland among the most dangerous cities in the world even though st. louis, baltimore, detroit, and new orleans all had higher homicide rates. then in march 2018 he called oakland mayor libby schaaf a disgrace for warning undocumented immigrants about possible i.c.e. arrests. >> to me that's obstruction of justice. >> reporter: and in january of this year mr. trump lashed out at speaker nancy pelosi tweeting, clean up the streets in san francisco. they are

responsibility but then it gives me it gives me happiness to nor that all the thoughts that i have in my head i can just go out and share it with people and i and i'm hoping that. it does it does it does some bit of good to him but i think one of the would. i come here in my happy times to crying guard for everything good that has happened but i was like i'm here when i have an mc whenever i need have been evident feel so hopeless that after the south or something greater than me. life has changed a lot and now i'm going to be a public figure people who know me by my face by my walk just give me strength that i can take this position of influence this position where so many people are looking at me and listening to what i have to say here for you give me strength still so that i can give the best to the wood the best to mankind. st a special edition of the gum. at the top of. the smiling coast is known for its beauty. and sex tourism. we talk to those affected however. and to government officials. where does the problem occupy many. of them next. feel. good stuff like. always the same t.v. th