i do not know whether the dnc was hacked. i do not know at all. i do not know if it was hacked by russians. i believet was an inside job, meaning that it was downloaded to a thumb drive and spirited out of the building. i would point out that craig murray, who is a british diplomat has said, for the record, that he received information from the dnc on a thumb drive and passed it to wikileaks. -- know what you plan to say her today, and have you spoke to him about -- >> i'm not sure if he was aware i was testifying today although he may have read it in the washington post. we have no information on that. there is no current schedule. i would certainly be willing to do so on a voluntary basis. i would require no immunity. i would welcome the opportunity. -- >> i have not. recently. i'm going to decline to characterize it. it was not about this investigation. like walked away feeling -- iscernible] >> know, do not think so. there were certainly some partisan clashes in some differences of opinion but nothing that made me uncomfortable. >> -- >> i would prefer not to. i do not think members of the commit

i asked you it was just an off. switch i wanted to. just leave and i'm. not going yet i at least i believe i. just. said that he didn't he did not joke you know i know you don't want to be you wanted me. to start with i don't want to miss my. magic breakfast. you know one of them are just awful because then i want to delete the number who doesn't but why did he out yeah oh yeah when you know enough and they justify what the condition is about. not just among the number one i've been a hard w. five six but it's what i want these. are all white cleaners i had in that respective areas that is in the fight slums where they walk so our chinos when be high and fast they go through what you call blue weeks intensive after that is this true with intensive. i dreamed i was treated for one mia so the train alone saved a cino was be awful wind me up as they choke on the want to teach my youth not to be up find out. about what we're going to need going on now for our. phone number one. you know. when i got this young girl when i did go. out with this i was out with us out of the for the switch because they wan

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i believe in ideas and i believe in words i believe that when we lose control of our words we lose control of our ideas. when we lose control of the debate we ultimately lose control of our freedom. for example when we dumbed down the definition of words like heat to nothing more than disagreement we make hate meaningless and disagreement dangerous. words matter. ids have consequences and one last word before i get into my lecture life is not about you. education is not about you. it isn't about me. george mcdonald a writer from the turn of the 1800s to the 19 hundreds one that led to the conversion of the cs lewis if you well. have this to say. the core principle of hell is i am my own i am my own king. in the center and i'm the object and i am the end. my judge it -- my judgment is there. anything from marriage to morality from male to female anything from what it means to be good this claim of godlike deity can only lead to the ugly hell of our own making. the only repentance and confession. so i'm the guy this is the university it's not a daycare. let me give you a little bit of a cont

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i asked you. if you don't know enough. about this which i want to. believe and i. am not yet i at least i believe i. just. said that you didn't give me. that you did not joke you know i know you don't want to be you wanted me. to start with i and i don't want to miss my. magic. you know one of them are just awful i want to delete the number who doesn't but why did he out you know even when you knew enough and they justify what can be said about boys. about not just among the number one a bit about the boy that i'm sick with it's what i want these. are all white cleaners i had in that respective areas that is in the fight slums where they walk so our chinos when they are high and fast they go through what you called blue weeks intensive after that is this true with tendencies. to actually know was the full one mia between the unsaved actually no one's been here for one mia as they choke on the want to teach my youth not to be out find out. about what we're going to need going on now for our. time off work. you know. when i got this young girl. with this i was out with us out of the from the switch because

i went to trial. and the judge asked me why i didn't take it, you know? and i told him i -- i am not guilty. oh my gosh, i can't believelike this. i'm freaking out. >> we love you, amber. >> we love you. >> i will always maintain my innocence no matter what happens today. i know what happenhoed. you get to a point you don't need a judge and jury to believe what you believe. >> the rest of my life. >> it usually sinks in when you're in the holding cell about ten minutes before they come get you. then you're like, oh, my god, this is really happening. i'm nervous. it's my whole life. but i'm ready for it. you can't change it. >>> coming up -- >> she came over, and she was crying. she told me to be good. >> amber hilberling returns from court finally knowing her future. >>> every day, vans transport inmates between the tulsa county jail and nearby courthouses. for some, those trips are just another day of routine proceedings. but for others, they are journeys that will forever change their lives. such is the case for amber hilberling who has just returned to jail after being sentenced for the second-degree murder of her h

>> here's what i believe. iieve that he has given a lot of encouragement and rhetorical support to the ku klux klan. he accepted the support of david duke. i believe that he has not condemned the neo-nazis and the self-proclaimed white supremacists in charlottesville and other settings. i believe that the congress had to, on a bipartisan basis, pass a resolution asking that white supremacy be condemned by this president, which he then signed. and we'll wait and see what he does. so, i can't tell you what's in his heart, judy, i don't know. it could be total rank, cynical opportunism. he's got a hardcore base that believes these things, and he's going to keep feeding it. he took advantage of some of the conspiracy theories that these people propagate, like birtherism, so i can't tell you what's in his heart. i know that he was sued for racial discrimination in his business. so i think that what's important is that, as a leader, he speak up on behalf of the rights of all americans and the respect we should show fo

i am an optimist. i am an american. i believen our country and of values to make us still the of greatest country that has ever ben put together and assembled. i believe the nixon library as an institution stands given those invitations of a wide range of speakers and is a great pleasure to come from new york not only to be in sunny california but sunday and optimistic people so now i will open to questions. [applause] >> i watch you on fox for your very good one of the few that i believe are trying to be honest. but help me now. i look on the one side it no mention of clarence thomas anywhere. and then they take colin stuff so to rationalize that so they are subversive by calling the average white guy successful or not then what good does that do? and then to the basic premise with that diversity of backgrounds. with a judge and hispanics. and then we all lose. and then to put in the blunt terms. and to teach me as martin luther king with those values and color blind so bad is the way i choose to see things with the african-amer

i saw it, i heard it. everybody talked about it. i believedhat people didn't want to just hear slogans, they wanted to have somebody say, here's what going to actually do to help you. which is what i tried to do. charlie: what did donald trump understand that your campaign didn't? ms. clinton: i think that he understood reality tv, and the power of saying and doing things that sort of broke the fourth wall, that people couldn't turn away from. he understood from his past experience with the birther nonsense that there was a real core constituency for that. i think he started out aiming at winning the republican nomination by stirring that up. and i go through some of the calculations in the book that he must have gone through, like how many people will vote in a republican primary, how many do i have to get to get there, and they are going to respond because , they think it's really great to have somebody saying all this stuff. he was more anti-immigration and more zeroing in on people, starting with the mexicans, obviously going from there. s

i organized, i stood up. i said, no sexual violence, no genderim blaming, no to inequity. if they ask me again, i will tell them that i led, i followed, i believedd i kept listening, which guides me to the truth. i believe in peace and the power of righteousness. i believe in the morality of humanity. i believe in love. i say to you today how privileged we are to have purpose, to have the calling that wakes us up from that restful sleep, and says to us, stand up! do something! enough is enough! power to the people! thank you. >> [applause] >> if you are sitting down, you need to stand up if you can. we are wrapping up. and i need you to join me in thanking all of the volunteers who helped us today, giving you ok.r, making sure we were tomorrow, people are going to be marching all over this country at sister marches. monday, you will have a choice to make. you will need to do something that is brave. how uncomfortable are you willing to be in order to help us have the radical love we need to have? what will you do? think about it, because the first thing i will ask you to do is take out your phone. i want you to text "justice" -- 228466 -- i beli

i want, i'll switch out the water supply. so i knew that unless i could become less dependent -- at that time i did not believe i could become pendent, but less dependent on malaysian supplies. i will always be a satellite. so the quest began for water independence. from day one. >> he died in march 2015. one of the major policy goals was to reduce the volume of water imported from malaysia and achieve a self-sufficient water supply. this is a satellite image of water pipes carrying water from malaysia to singapore. half a century after independence, singapore achiefs its necessary water supply by combining four major water sources. here's a breakdown. water imported from malaysia and rain water account for 45% of the supply. processed seawater accounts for 25%. reprocessed waste water known as newater, makes up 30%. the singapore government aims to become completely independent from malaysia by 2016. increasing newater's share to 55%. and process seawater share to 30%. securing the remainder of the supply from rain water and other sources. harry sia is the chief of the public utility board's technical division and was entrus

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>> i do believe it now. i believe trump has unleashed a backlash of overt sexism that is really going to make the atmosphere even more charged. any woman who wants to run for president has to go in with her eyes open. that's why i wrote the chapter. the things he said to his only woman opponent and things he said in the republican primary. when you are subject to those kinds of constant attacks, leave the floor, senator warren, nevertheless she persisted, don't ask tough questions. >> charlie: did you experience that yourself? you were a senator. >> i did not. >> charlie: so you were a woman in the senate and didn't experience it but you're saying it's post-trump? >> it's different from going to the senate the house and governorship to being president. there's something so charged about that position in our country. and what i saw happened is that people were saying things about women in general, about me specifically, that were really out of bounds. off limits. i couldn't believe some of the stuff being said.

i believe in ideas and i believe in words. i believe that when we lose control of our words we lose control of our ideas and we lose control of the debate and when we lose control of the debate we ultimately lose control of our freedom. for example, with when we dumb u down the deaf nation of words like hate to nothing more than disagreement we make hate meaningless and disagreement dangerous. words matter. ideas have consequences, and one last word before i get into my lecture, life isn't about you. education isn't about you. it isn't about me george mcdonald a writer from the turn of the 1800s to 1900s a writer that led to version of c.s. lewis if you will had this to say core principle of hell is i am my own. i am my own king. i am the center. i'm the october and i'm the end. my judgment is the faultless rule of all things. the claim that we can define and reare define everything from marriage to morality from male to female everything from what it means to be goods and what it means to be bad this claim of god-like deity ca

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lessen i'm sorry million refugees i think i may be seen to be having scared about being provocative in the international i. i was was was i. was. was. i. i was i was i. believe it's just i know it's been being or i think the main st louis protest is that i found out tonight. thank you really i can show you some of the fact that they talk here and some pretty weird ones actually they have been calling people that not only. the one thing that springs to mind when you see all these very angry he is it may be quite frightening experience for any elected now national politician from the f.t. that i'm up to see you just have to do that damn he does it for nothing is i'm just saying yes forgotten a little bit in this democracy and there's always the other thing in the moment has nothing at least that he states you know about each case you see this migration of the sun and see your oh yes i see this is the it was good to see you know you weekend all those topics such as only has one answer to me it is any good to see what are we going to do to me that in their own opinion but then just exactly there are that he gets that in there and they want any of that they actua

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and i said to them what i deeply believe — i am not telling you to read philosophy and literature anduse i think we should all be well rounded, lovely people. i'm telling you this because i think it will help you solve problems in your own work. i believe that. siri hustvedt, author of the essays in a woman looking at men looking at women. thank you very much. oh, thank you having me. hello again. hello again. as hello again. as we hello again. as we move hello again. as we move into hello again. as we move into october, we will continue to see our weather coming in from the atlantic. typical autumn weather. some sunshine, often wet and windy. the next dose of that whether arriving in the coming days. drizzle across england and wales. —— weather. scotland hanging onto clearer skies. quite cold, temperatures have fallen sharply. across much of england and wales, quite different, mudgee, cloudy and drizzly at times. possibly a glimmer of sunshine. the cloud moving across northern ireland, taking the rain away. some heavy rain in western scotland. the best of the sunshine in the afternoo

i asked you. if you don't know enough. about this which i want to. just leave and. then out oh yes i actually i believe i. just. said that you didn't give me. that you did not joke you know i know how it's going to be you want it. and i don't want to miss my. magic breakfast. you know one of them are just awful because then i want to delete the number who doesn't but why did he out you know. when you know enough and they justify what can be said about boys. about not just among the number one of the boys i'm sick with it's what i want these. are all quite clean as i had in that respective areas that is in the fight slums where they walk so our chinos when the high and fast they go through what you call clear weeks intensive after that is this true with tendencies. to actually know was the full one mia so they train their own slaves actually no one's been helpful one mia as the chick or the want to be teaching i used not to be able to find out. about what we're going to need going on now for our. own i'm off work. you know. when i got this young girl. with. us out of the from the switch he would say i want to. g

i do not know whether the dnc was hacked. i do not know at all. i don't know that it was hacked by russians. on the basis of this report, i believe it was an inside job, meaning the data was downloaded to a thumb drive and spirited out of the building. i would point out that craig murray, who is a british diplomat has said, for the record, that he received information from the dnc on a thumb drive and passed it to wikileaks. >> to you and the president still communicate? have you spoken with him at all about this? mr. stone: i have not. i'm not sure if he was aware i was testifying today although he may have read in today's "washington post." >> [indiscernible] mr. stone we have no information : on that. there is no current schedule. i would certainly be willing to do so on a voluntary basis. i would require no immunity. i would welcome the opportunity. pardon me? i have not. >> when have you last spoken to the president? mr. stone: recently. i'm going to decline to characterize it. it was not about this investigation. >> was there anything you walked away feeling like [indiscernible] stone: no, i would not say so. there were cer

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already started drinking. ( <i>cheers and applause ) i always lie to get out of jury duty, and the judge always says, "sir, you're the defendant." ( laughter ) i believeshould do everything we can to fight global warming, other than turn down the air conditioning one degree in this theater. ( laughter ) i've been eating a strictly vegan diet all week, and it's very empowering. for instance, i no longer fear death-- i long for it. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i have a box of kraft macaroni and cheese in my cupboard with an ad on the back for "a bug's life." ( laughter ) the premise being that the box is so old. ( laughter ) ( applause ) if someone tells me "when god closes a door, he opens a window," i want to lock the door and shove them out the window. ( laughter ) forgive me, audience! >> audience: we forgive you! >> stephen: thanks. when we come back, john oliver, and i, will see each other face to face in a presidential battle that was so good we saved it for tonight's show. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) with 33 individual vertebrae and 640 muscles in the human body life made m

i was hanging on miles to go. i was hanging on gritting my teeth. i managed to believe in myself and dig deeper. i was thinking, if i canjust sit believe in myself and dig deeper. i was thinking, if i can just sit on him, hawick sprint. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at half past six, bye for now. hello, this is the bbc news channel. we are going to get a full sportsround up now and cross to the sports centre tojoin sportsround up now and cross to the sports centre to join my colleague. the premier league action is already under way today, the first of two matches sees frank de boer fighting for his first win as the crystal palace manager. his side travel to turf moor to face burnley after three defeats to start their season but ten minutes in, it's the worst possible start, a short back pass gifting chris wood a goal on his first start for burnley, i—o gifting chris wood a goal on his first start for burnley, 1—0 to the home side. the late kick off sees swansea city hosting newcastle united. newcastle have travelled without their m

well i i i believe we need new actors in this north korea situation the pope the secretary general of the u.n. who's done a good job antonio with carrots and angela merkel i think is one of the great leaders today in the free world she's bold she's strong she takes in refugees she's a leader in europe europe germany's the biggest economy i think they can play an important role and we should listen to her she is by far the strongest leader in europe along with crone of france and maybe give her a role as a mediator that's what i would consider doing all right let's get to some of the things your reaction to terms dealing with dhaka. i think it's a terrible decision look we've got close to a million young men and women that are here that are contributing that are patriotic that were part of america just because their parents came here illegally they were given a promise by the government that they could stay i think it's an unfortunate decision of the president but here's where the congress can fix it the congress can pass legislation to support these dreamers that want to be and should

wasn't sure and i knew that it would take a lot of analysis and evidence gathering. i do kind of believe in facts. [applause] ihink that it hit me around the inauguration people would talk about what are you going to do and will you write something else and i was just trying to model through. it really hits me that there were these important issues that needed to be discussed at our democracy and our country relied upon and i thought i needed to know what happened and i needed to be as honest, candid as iened possibly can and i needed to figure it out for myself and maybe doing it in a book would provide the discipline and the deadline to try to think it through. so i decided i was going to write it and it was painful. it was hard to think about the mistake that i have made and to come to grips with these other big forces at work that have a determinative impact so it ended up being cathartic for meme personally and those people wert telling me it does provide a lot of opportunity and i'm happy about that because there arepy some really important issues we have to come to grips with. this is what i am going to

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i-- i didn't-- i didn't believe it. how do i trust anything that you say? how did you explain that i have a wife, and i'm with you? i explained to her that before i met her, i was separated from my wife, which was true. my wife was living in brooklyn, i was living in queens. she was upset about it, but she never ended the relationship. lester holt (voiceover): but it was the beginning of the end. seemona banished jerry to the basement and then finally told him to leave her house by february 20, 2009. but more than two weeks after the deadline, jerry was still there. he was talking about a relationship like it still existed. and i kept on saying to him, jerry, you have to leave. we're not together. lester holt (voiceover): they started arguing. but this time, seemona says it took a dark turn into strange and ominous territory. he got my hands behind me, next thing, i'm hearing duct tape unrolled. lester holt (voiceover): seemona says jerry jammed his knee into her back, pushed her facedown onto her bed, and quickly taped her wrists together. but she says jerr

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and i said to them what i deeply believe — i am not telling you to read philosophy and literature and should all be well rounded, lovely people. i'm telling you this because i think it will help you solve problems in your own work. i believe that. siri hustvedt, author of the essays in a woman looking at men looking at women. thank you very much. oh, thank you having me. some warm sunshine and error on but cloud increasing from the west and the rain coming into western scotla nd the rain coming into western scotland and northern ireland and lowering cloud in the north—west. the whole lot will push its way northwards across england and wales and the band are moving into scotla nd and the band are moving into scotland and western parts of england and wales overnight, allowing clearer skies to arrive in northern ireland so turning chilly with cloud and rain developing elsewhere. this weather fronts bringing the main area of rain and although having said that there won't be much rain towards the south—east, later in the day when it clears away, but some sunshine chasing in behind, a few s

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i. i. believe. in. really know over the shock when i was three years old so it's a long story of go shots for me the most difficult in the pursuit plus when i did so my first choice for the first photo to vote because i didn't see shot dead before so it was a fluke a miss which was. my motivation was just wander off to do it because i knew that i wanted to be there i didn't and continue to go to the most who. are true and just. did. what i wanted to do with how do you know that you're helping the world be better so i would say that that would mean to me one of the things that has impressed me the most is how you get the editor from where you need to get to but. i want to do something for earth when i came onboard it was my first time at sea it was my first time in the galley. so i had a lot of that. this is the seventh. i just love it and i just love it i hate it that. i don't bang on the say i love. it. i just love the whole thing and being at sea i feel more i'm. on a ship at sea than i do on live show. the life that i spent forty five years in the maybe i retired in the summer of two thousand and sixt

i do not see the eu as a paradise, you may believe i do, i don't, i don't. paradise, you may believe i've paradise, you may believe i do, i don't, i don't. i've been working a long time from within the eu, from within italy, to make things better. but the mistrust is there and it's a fundamental problem and in my view to ove rco m e fundamental problem and in my view to overcome this mistrust, it's not so to overcome this mistrust, it's not so much the institutional reforms that we need, but it is some concrete policy change, for example, the germans should become slightly more open and accept a wider and better treatment for public investments under the fiscal rules throughout europe. and, on the other hand, the southern countries, like italy, should stop asking always for greater and greater flexibility in circumventing the rules. it's interesting you talk about the germans. of course we're speaking on the eve of a german election where mrs merkel is widely expected to get re—elected. there is talk of the revival of the franco german motor driving europe forward, but if you look sp

i> in alabama. all eyes are on the g.o.p. primary to replace attorney general and confederate house elf, jeff sessions. ( laughter ) he believesghts, harry potter! ( applause ) the race-- the race pits current alabama senator and kid who got to name himself at age 10, luther strange, against former chief justice of the alabama supreme court and auctioneer i really hope is selling cattle, roy moosh. they're very interesting candidates. luther strange is the tallest man ever in the u.s. senate, at 6'9". he's pictured here next to his conscience, jiminy cricket. ( laughter ) ( applause ) meanwhile-- same species. same species! meanwhile, you might remember roy moore from the time he was kicked off the alabama supreme court. or the other time he was kicked off the alabama supreme court. see, he was elected in 2000, and here's what happened. you see, he was elected in 2000, and his first action was to install a two-ton monument of the ten commandments. now, that sounds excessive, but it's actually biblically accurate, as shown by this painting of moses. ( laughter ) the mo

i believe in this man he does an honest honorable person. i believe in the space program and i know that we have walked on the mint because of the efforts to help advance our civilization some we don't believe that the earth is round. is round. you can't buy into some of the stuff that you see on youtube.y more >> any other scientists that had analytical minds. and can understand that these things are real.an >> you talk about the twang what is the twang? >> it's when you're sitting in the shuttle and the three main engines come on and they are off from that stack so the entire shuttle rotates forward and then we come back here the main engine light they are eight bolts that have explosive charges in them that are ignited. and they blow away.d they b it is amazing because you know when you come back like on the green door. that's how we come back up. but we take off right after that. a lot of people have felt the pressure on their chest. is it like that. we pull about three as were going on. we start to labor the breath a little bit.little bit

smith goes to washington, all i can say about this, i have been appeared 20 years i have never enjoyed anything more, i believe this is the most important thing i can ever do for the country working for my colleagues. not to just repeal obama care but replace it with the system. closer to where you live and controlled by people you can vote for. were going to get there. to my republican colleagues, we will fulfill our promise. to repeal and replace. to the american people we are going to repair healthcare for you cassettes only thing that matters. >> to be clear, with events under control and not under our control we don't have the votes. speaking to your leadership and president i think we are we made the decision that will postpone that am i disappointed, absolutely, just today there is e health.com report that the average family of three making $80000 a year, will be paying $29000 per year for their policy which means officially they cannot afford. that is not just a few families, is the average family of three making $82000 a year. when folks thought it was an affordability nobody can afford it. i'm disapp

affect the security and those no position these are the longest and the awful since i believe in international diplomacy i believe that this is something that. the legitimate from these web sites concerns of the table to have a better understanding that all concerns should be and are i believe the concerns of those in the region that when you mention other and others in the region i know that you are very passionate about democracy and its values but i don't think you would contend that gulf states as well as cherokee were so keen on overthrowing the assad regime because of dire appreciation for. democracy i think it was pretty clear and tell me if you disagree with that that from the very beginning the support for the syrian opposition was driven primarily by the animosity against iran and dot objective wasn't achieved throughout this conflict is that not a fair portrayal i would like to refer to the positions of other states in the reasons and the reason for them to to make this position on the other as i said before is not involved in the situation in syria and i believe in general that when it comes t

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