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i. i i i. m graham did beat box to keep the rhythm going on leonard play trumpet that meant we were in the game and did a performance for ten minutes show them the same and i think. i can see how instance they got the system back up for the last song we had exactly six minutes left and we played one song and then it was over. it was amazing. amazing is also the apt way to describe the huge popularity of e.d.m. electronic dance music with deejays from germany very much at the forefront. the be. game of the new we must cry for the living not for the dead. for killing goes on in colombia. as you know the gene gorillas and twelve of their family members have been murdered since the peace treaty sixty seven community leaders are being mounted it is showing colombia one activist is murdered every four days by the audience with. the bloody peace in colombia. or g.w. . as long as. my measures are good day nothing would change you know the banks. and what the language of banking money. for speaking the t

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i. i. i i i. i. want. my sister to starve it's so nice to be here with your orchestra and thank you for putting up with my craziness your orchestra here in luxembourg do a lot of education projects and a lot for children this is very important i think you know i think this it's fantastic that you will do so much to very important for the orchestra for the society for the population to look for more it's not only the orchestra who is very involved in lots of location and family concerts but also in the filler morny there are many concerts also for chambre music also with world music we follow from even a few months until three am from three to six on six on i mean did we on saturday we have people from six on t.v. or six hundred hundred six even but i'm very happy to participate with people like you want to. make the best we can also because i think it's the serve the best quality not on in terms of music but of the music making so i'm very happy to be part of it george gershwin said life is like jazz it's b

i. i i i i i i i i i i i i. i i. i i i i i i i i. i. i well for an intercity to die by the sea he's michael denmark's goalkeeper hitting the big fish there in the southern russian result of a nap or for a trading session with his team mates it's great and it is what i've always been wrong for the show your team is based in the uk like c city for the world cup championship stay with us for a comprehensive world cup coverage here on r t throughout this massive out. usually when we have brought about a situation really in a conflict where the enemy or the break decides to go cia the first people to rush into the u.a.e. do their departure and as soon as we depart the forces suddenly. so as do the budget. i get is nine twenty two in the morning moscow time let me take you through some of the big stories of the last seven days now away from the football on tuesday the u.s. withdrew from the u.n. human rights council secretary of state mike pump aoe and other u.s. officials castigated the international body accusing it of hypocrisy and politica

i grabbed a toothbrush. i didn't pack. i got on a plane and i left. when i woke up in boston the next day i thought to myself oh my god what i have done? >> there's an internet story out there that i dove into an empty pool and i traced the source of it to ar arthur schlessinger he wrote that in his diaries. never spoke to me. doesn't know anything about me. if that's a reflection of the accuracy of the histories he wrote, then he is a master of fiction. i see it likes a if it happened in a film. it was the end of my first year medical school. we are doing neurology. we are studying the spinal cord of all things. my classmate and i decide to skip the morning session. beautiful july day. we're going to -- we play tennis instead. we're now headed over to class for the second session. we're very sweaty. it's very hot, very beautiful day. so we drop in next door to the medical school to the children's inn. you know, those are the hotels nearby for the parents of children. when my friend and i arrived at the pool, there were lots of people in it. swimming

i talk about it on social media. i never been afraid. i always ask god since i was a little boy i was like i want-- i was like god please use me for your glory, so when the world see me they don't see me, but they see your glory through me and i do want to get any credit for what i have done. it's all because of him. it's all god's grace and god's love and my mom-- my uncle used to like take me to church and like i remember when i was a young man because i used to sell like potter on the streets like a bag of water like 10 cents each and i would try to come out like all day. just like two or three bucks a day and i would get like two or three bucks a day and i would get half and then went to my church and went to my pastor. this is for god and i would give half so i just grew up that way. i grew up serving in my church believing in god, reading the bible and putting my hope and faith in him in the high-end clothes i always try to fix my highs in jesus christ. he been doing a lot of great things for me. my story like i see this way i know i have been through so m

i i i i i i i i i i i i is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to "justice." i'm jeanine pirro. for being with us tonight. and thank you for making justice number one last weekend. kellyanne conway, congressman ron desantis and tomi lahren are among my guests. but first a very important opening statement. i'm a believer. i believe in the system and i believe in justice. i dedicated more than 30 years to the criminal justice system and the assignment of blame. tonight i'm not angry. i'm just dumb found and disheartened and disappointed.

i grabbed a toothbrush. i didn't pack. i got on a plane and i left. when i woke up in boston the next day i thought to myself oh my god what i have done? >> there's an internet story out there that i dove into an empty pool and i traced the source of it to ar arthur schlessinger he wrote that in his diaries. never spoke to me. doesn't know anything about me. if that's a reflection of the accuracy of the histories he wrote, then he is a master of fiction. i see it likes a if it happened in a film. it was the end of my first year medical school. we are doing neurology. we are studying the spinal cord of all things. my classmate and i decide to skip the morning session. beautiful july day. we're going to -- we play tennis instead. we're now headed over to class for the second session. we're very sweaty. it's very hot, very beautiful day. so we drop in next door to the medical school to the children's inn. you know, those are the hotels nearby for the parents of children. when my friend and i arrived at the pool, there were lots of people in it. swimming

i. i i. i. i. and on tuesday russia clashed with egypt in a game that could decide who will make make it to the playoffs. also this hour julian a staunch marks of the six years in confinement at the ecuadorian embassy in london . a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me and take a arun first up let's bring you up to speed on the football. thank you. what they find of the tournament so england be thinkin is the enfolded ground but their victory was far from straightforward it's ok england until the ninety five minutes to seal the win fast with a header from capitaine harry k. he's safe the day reality team was joined by star co-hosts peter schmeichel and manchester united busters a move renia kept an eye on that game and monday's other matches. i know you've been watching the first half you haven't weighed over sweden south korea nil nil who's got the upper hand she said i don't think sweden is a favorite to win this match would you expect a tie game then today yes i know you su

i. i. i i i. i. i i i. i i. i i i i. i. i i. i. i i i. i. i i. wednesday's shock result could prove an inspiration to some and a true up thing today for example colombia who can still make it through to the final sixteen if they win that match their support for the. somewhat interesting. buy up when it goes case i have one of those they. told me so st. oh i think you will see i think you need. a. very. efficient means that you will. get on the email we have. got all the seed but we are you out of rope i said to be. going to me now. you. would have. told me your book you said. it. but i want to go but i have only. so. where do you. see. the hour really see. how i will. live. as mentioned in the play poland group h. japan are currently on four points and are expected to move up to the next stage meanwhile poland all currently at the bottom of the group the clash between the two will take place in volgograd and among the various ways of getting to host cities some fans have chosen rather unusual one. months to come a few. years. ago would she. know p

i don't know i mean. i can't really describe it and i said it was like. i just i was thanking. god our alison. you know and. i don't know if it's because of common sense to be innocent extremely violent environment that it actually i mean in some ways nominates and vomits i mean but it's different when someone right before your eyes gets shot shot in the head right i wasn't looking so i mean it was i got hurt i was looking out the car like this and i heard it. first i didn't know what happened. keep mom said rob a side door and this dude shooting into the core so i started because of a page and i didn't know what he was doing i didn't snap as i look we're going to do all i was like man. how likely is it because the two co-defendants who a lot of time they said that clinton was sitting here pulled his gun from his waistband and shot him twice in the head how how likely is that from that is it possible not just pulling you know they show me how to do it has this number here if you shot from right here yeah there's no way why would you hit me if i do this probably won't even hate you because you p

had was superman by three doors down i mean i just lost our remember i have i guess i got a better memory than them right when you know that everybody in this place in the car yesterday said to jr when up didn't want to round the house so jr. and while you walk around i don't know if you saw when i was a mile we were from the south. side so jr. and. the three of you all go car whatever. jr comes from around the house and he gets kind of like group close to those cars by walking around that's one thing you know so and they would pay to stand outside the cora walking up to the car shot and they had shot his sister said the windows rolled down and feel like death when he had a. good natural re faces dorsett back up and fell forward and as one pace i'm going to back a hit and then i jumped out the car so we fled and they are somewhere outside of coral mere. one point. it was then right right in front of the reached in. a conversation oh you're so right no one will come play no one on the car right before and during the. show you go wow. ok before you assume i quit

i. think i i. i . i was living. i was cut i was eleven was living i fashions we were all like ok it's pouring down but the people are still there it'll still be a great show and then behind me the palace failed last five i mean. this speaks to the to out the bad that we didn't seem to know. how long mine for my microphone and all my equipment at the park or out front but the mikes for the singers in the trumpets are still working on a top down the fields. and to me he turns to look at me like are you kidding me the music's gone the music is thick and i just look at him and call over yeah the music is gone he was everything is god this is i was i was i. was probably i. thank you. i thank. you thank you i. thank. you little bit so everyone mostly i didn't think i could upload. the bob because i thank. god i was a young nick your nick was on stage and it was like we'd rehearsed it. if you were in the. path that it is out i i i i. i i. am graham did beat box to keep the rhythm going on leonard play trumpet that meant we

i grabbed a toothbrush. i didn't pack. i got on a plane and i left. when i woke up in boston the next day i thought to myself oh my god what i have done? >> there's an internet story out there that i dove into an empty pool and i traced the source of it to ar arthur schlessinger he wrote that in his diaries. never spoke to me. doesn't know anything about me. if that's a reflection of the accuracy of the histories he wrote, then he is a master of fiction. i see it likes a if it happened in a film. it was the end of my first year medical school. we are doing neurology. we are studying the spinal cord of all things. my classmate and i decide to skip the morning session. beautiful july day. we're going to -- we play tennis instead. we're now headed over to class for the second session. we're very sweaty. it's very hot, very beautiful day. so we drop in next door to the medical school to the children's inn. you know, those are the hotels nearby for the parents of children. when my friend and i arrived at the pool, there were lots of people in it. swimming

i i. i. i. i i i i i. i. i. i. i. i. i i oh mr peabody. wasn't very happy belgian fans i finally finished and alexei you say you were at that game what did you think my first thought was. you know there were all these deciding about belgians that the golden generation the golden generation but every time they come to a big tournament not quite there and also the not quite the belgian public they're not expecting it to ideologically well they were expecting today because they were in full voice but the point about the generation being that maybe this generation has finally come of age because they're almost immaculate in every line especially the front line the front line is just nothing short of a racist to bryce's head and i was out finally hitting the stride at that at a major international tournament romelu lukaku i know stan call them all one of the office and just as a big fan but he was unplayable today if not it was only for his little injury that he picked up was confined by the manager but about the mightiness i think you could hav

i was stressed. i was working, i was in the writers' room all day, and then i would come home and i would write at night and then i would write on the weekends. i used a lot of google docs voice to text which is a dream. i would just put my headphones on and i would just, like, word vomit is kind of what i would call it. and then i would use that to kind of, like, go back and string together the remnants of a good story. and i'm super fortunate, i had a great editor who would say this didn't really make sense or dig into this story or just making sure that, you know, unfriended is a great example. the excerpt online that's in the book is for every area of friends that you are friends with on facebook, i told a personal story about the dude i slept with in college that then ended up being, like, super homophobic. and i'm like why am i still friends with this person? i don't actually like you, i haven't talked to you since my freshman year, unfriend. and prior it was just xs. and britney was like tell me a story about an ex. so i had a great support team. but it was really, really stressful. i just think

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i i i i i i i i i i i i is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to "justice." i'm jeanine pirro. anks for being with us tonight. and thank you for making justice number one last weekend. kellyanne conway, congressman ron desantis and tomi lahren are among my guests. but first a very important opening statement. i'm a believer. i believe in the system and i believe in justice. i dedicated more than 30 years to the criminal justice system and the assignment of blame. tonight i'm not angry. i'm just dumb found and disheartened and disappointed. over the long awaited, often delayed inspector general's report on the actions of the department of justice and the fbi in the handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. the report's conclusion, 568 pages later, fbi director james comey was insubordinate. there were a few mistakes anderrors in judgment. though there was some bias, there was no evidence of bias in the email investigation. this report mimics comey's conclusions in the email case. the inspector general and comey make out a provable case, then conclude there is no case.

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i. think i i. i . it was. and it was cut i was livid i think fashion's we were all like ok it's pouring down but the people are still there it'll still be a great show and then behind me the pilot failed to show off i mean he knew she was putting that was a bad he didn't seem to know. how long mine for my microphone and all my equipment at the park or out front but the mikes for the singers in the trumpets are still working on the fronts. and to me he turns to look at me like are you kidding me the music's gone the music it's thick and i just look at him and call over yeah the music is gone he was everything is gone this is i was i was i was probably i. thank the hour i thank. the two. thank. you but little bit so i'm going to sleep i didn't i don't follow. the because i thank. you i mean i was a young unique was on stage and it was like we'd rehearse stage. a t.v. you get on the. path and he's happy i i. i i i. am graham did beat box to keep the rhythm going i'm leonard played trumpet that meant we were in th

i grew up in the congo, and i was -- i grew up with single mom, my dad left us wn i was very -- i was two years old, or three years old, and he told me mom i was a mistake. i was not something that he planning to have. just wanted to have six with my mom and move -- have sex with my mom and move on and my mom got pregnant and he said i have nothing to do with this kid, and we couldn't afford to live in the capital of the congo and had to move to the east coast, in a small town, very small town, and we lived there until like before i -- nine and a half and then there was a war, war happening in the congo, and reach our town, our part of town so me and me mom and sister had to run. it was like one night, just -- one day she just came to the house it and was like, we got to go. and that was the beginning of our journey, and i trade to pack. she was like, no, don't have time to pack. we got go. as soon as i got out of the house, people were running and we start running, and that was the beginning of our journey. took us 18 months to reach the west coast of the congo, 15 and a half through

i could never imagine i could hear my mom i love you. i never saw my father telling my mother i love you. everybody had to -- [inaudible]. the regime killing people with gunfire for watching dvds. but luckily i didn't get caught and i watched the dvds. i watched 007 the action movie and i thought okay americans shooting each other all the time. [laughter] >> i don't know how they do it, but i cannot live there. [laughter] >> and later i saw wwe pro wrestling and i thought that's how all american men looked like. [laughter] >> and i saw the titanic. it is a great movie. but to me i couldn't process it when i saw that movie. i was shocked. how somebody make a movie? it is a love story. i cannot imagine somebody making a movie about the love story. i never knew who shakespeare was. whole history is forgotten. you are not allowed to know where you are coming from. you just know you are the people of kim jong-il. it was how to me it was shocking. i was very hungry and i couldn't process anything after that. my life has been unbearable because m

i i i i. i. i. i. i think it's exclusive access to a meeting between russia's foreign minister and the north korean leader our correspondent is the only international reporter allowed into. the news the us the e.u. and other allies with hefty tariffs and aluminum and steel imports claiming that it won't affect relations and they'll get over it. european court of human rights rules rumania work complicit in the. terrorist suspects in the cia's program of secret detention centers. very good evening to you my name is neil harvey this is r.t. international. the russian foreign minister has met with north korean leader kim jong. un prepares for a possible historic peace summit with south korea and the united states and r.t. going to exclusive access to kim's palace very own only international correspondent to be there. well i spent an hour and a half came john policy and can yank with my camera without being told what to do so journalists so we're going to be allowed there but then suddenly at the last momen

wasn't looking so i mean it was i got hurt i was looking out the car like this and i heard the gunshots. first i didn't know what happened i don't do is keep mom said rob a side door and this dude shooting into the car so i started because of a page up and i didn't know what he was doing i didn't snap and so i looked down even though i was like man. likely is it because the two co-defendants who a lot of time they said that clinton was sitting here pulled his gun from his waistband and shot him twice in the head how how likely is that from that is it possible not just pulling you know they show me how to do it has this number here if you shot from right here yeah there's no way why would you hit me if i do this probably won't even hate you because you probably mission because you're not a human on this distance you can still miss it yes if you just did like this you could miss this person. trying to shoot the hid the body you can hit the head it's harder to hit because it's moving right but if if he was yes if he got shot in the head twice and kind of closed the bulle

i i. i i. i i i i i. i i. i we. write songs for the day sunday we go england. in group g. and then japan clashes with sun they go out and catch the last match of the game with colombia but all eyes on that england kind of much money of betting on hurricanes teams we just heard last week england delivered late with three points against delivered by the captain of the current standings. leading with six points that england may see that shift after sunday's game and she was here in panama both driving behind with zero peter all of this in one of the host cities grow a little over four hundred kilometers east of moscow where we are just morning. will face. still there was. still. the air thank you or like the. thank polly made me and fans of descended on nizhni no good on the part of maintenance numbering me wish that i've seen so far we did do as we got them together for a little before it's back to my little pieces can be a challenge here in michigan if good at this time the room has a simple one person from each team does the keeping up the rest of the team they have to keep

i i i i i i. i. i i i. thought the. party gets exclusive access to a meeting between russia's foreign minister and the north korean leader our correspondent is the only international reporter allowed into kim's palace. and so it's at least two. parties are back on course to form a government after reportedly striking a compromise with the president. political and. the u.s. slaps the e.u. and other allies with hefty tariffs another million steel imports claiming that it won't affect relations and get out. neil harvey this is alt international. the russian foreign minister has met with north korean leader kim jong un yang prepares for a possible historic peace summit with south korea and the united states and arctic and exclusive access to kim's palace with our very own the only international correspondent to be there. well i spent an hour and a half to scam john policy and can yank with my camera without being told what to do so journalists so we're going to be allowed there but then suddenly at the last moment we got a t

i was going to do it. i got the email, if you are unhappy with what i said in the book i told you i was going to say that i don't think i was unfair, just honest about the things i learned and all of those experiences were worthwhile and positive things would come out, maybe not for the person on the other end of the story but for me and the audience who will potentially read this book. >> do you have a favorite chapter if that is possible? >> i think my favorite chapter is about studying. because that has completely changed my mind that. i spent so much time on the internet hating on other people because i was insecure and i was unhappy with my looks, my relationship, my career, my finances and i would spend a lot of time online, she is doing this, that person quit that job and now they are on a beach. i was looking at all of this and feeling bad about myself. i told this story before, more involved in the book but essentially i met somebody i had spoken negatively about, i don't name her in the book but got a number of texts about this girl, you know how it is. i am thinking this. and i met her and she j

i. was the eve of the eco i i. i i i i. i i i. was. thinking i was i was i. think. i. was. three no friends all three to play one of the two sides will be in action in sochi they see any some great strikers on the pitch do you think we'll be looking to see another glut of goals or defenses be able to start and. i think we'll see more goals move got it isn't have on me and suarez on one side and then they're playing against as we've said before not portugal to play against one although. hopefully he's back on top form his last game was great he missed the. i don't remember. really looking forward to this game now this took this test yet if i'm correct you're going to have all conceded the take. let's go madrid's defenders at the hoss back for this is a tough sell it was always to play against an elder is always a tough test it's always he is someone he is so powerful his strength is so incredible and you know with message today there was a way to close in down so you just deny him all the space you deny him any stations possible too and then you kind of get messy out of the g

i could never imagine i could tell my mom i love you. i never told my mother i love you. everyone was willing to die for the regime. north korean people, the regime, killing people with gunfire for luckily it.'s , -- dvd's. but lucki, i dinot get caught. i watched the action movie. they shoot each other all the time. i cannot live there. saw wwf wrestling, and i thought that was how american men all looked. i was so disappointed. [laughter] >> and titanic. i could not process even when i saw that movie. i was shocked. how does somebody make a movie about such a shameful story? it's a love story. i could not imagine somebody would make a movie about the love story. we did not know what shakespeare was. i never read 19th-century books. the whole history is forgot. we are not allowed to know where we are coming from. you just know you are the people of kim jong-il. it's shocking. >> my father was a party member. he got arrested for trading with china. he was sent to prison. he is no criminal. he is a normal businessman in this country. because he was more north korean -- it w

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i went to mcgill until i was 20. i graduated in 1970 when i was 20. i went to oxford and then i never returned to canada. i was always an american citizen because i was born here. i went to medical school in boston and then later i came down here. brian: did you have a short time johns hopkins? charles: no. brian: somewhere i thought i read that. charles: no. brian: your whole medical experience was at harvard. charles: yes. and i was a student there and then i did a three-year residency in psychiatry at the massachusetts general hospital. in my last year i was one of the chief residents, published a few papers on bipolar disease and then came to washington in 1978. brian: so what year did you get out of medical school? charles: 1975. brian: if you're a psychiatrist, are you first a medical doctor? charles: yes. brian: when did you choose psychiatry for your early years? charles: i chose it when i went into medical school. i went into medical school coming out of a couple of years of political theory, and i thought psychiatry would be the perfect compr

remember i have i guess i got a better memory than i am right now you know now that everybody in the car yes they . are well enough to want to round the house for jr. while i don't know what i was about we were promised out for. losing our room. and. the three of you all. want to. jr come from around the house and use to like grew close to those cars by walking around that's one. and they would pay to stand outside the cora walking up to the car shot if they had page shot here since once they had the windows rolled down and the like that way he had a. good natural reflexes d'orsay back up and fell forward and as one pace i'm going to back out ahead and then i jumped out the car so we're playing they are somewhere out of coral mere. one point. it was then right right in front by the do we stand there. a car relation oh you're so right what will come flying no one on the car right before and during the. show she go wow. ok before you assume i quit was it no let it slip away like this and he had to go no longer in my view is. when he was gone as one who's gone

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i worry about -- yeah, i worry but that. i try not to take what i think are stupid risks. i try to take what i call calculated risks and i can tell you all day the difference between the two. but being a parent has changed my perception definitely of the stories i cover. before i had my daughter i was able to have a certain level of detachment in the moment when i saw certain kinds of suffering, and i didn't realize just how much it had changed me until last spring, when i was in mosul -- when the fighting was really fierce and i was imbedded with the iraqi special forces and they were pushing into western mosul and people were streaming out who had been living under the islamic state temperature temperature in the for two years and were coming out with offering they had in their arm, including children, some of which had just been caught in a bombardment and had these lacerations all over theirs faces and young girl was holding a baby in her arms and the baby was slack and i wasn't sure it was still alive. my daughter's age and i was like, oof. i lad to take a moment in a

i i. i i i i i i. i. i i i. party gets exclusive access to a meeting between russia's foreign minister and the north korean leader our correspondent was the only international reporter allowed in to. stop gap the prime minister to release downs down this. political turmoil. and the united states slaps the european union and other allies with hefty tariffs on the new medium and steel imports and claims that it won't affect relations and that they'll simply get over it. very good evening to you as always a pleasure to have your company my name is neil harvey this is r.t. international. the russian foreign minister has met with north korean leader kim jong un as yang prepares for a possible historic peace summit with south korea and the united states and arctic and exclusive access to kim's palace. was the only international correspondent to be there. well i spent an hour and a half's time scam john policy and carrying in with my camera without being told what to do no journalist so we're going to be allowed there b

and was everyone -- and i go, "sure, i was depressed, i mean, yeah, everyone was pretty down, i mean," and -- but not now, i'm not depressed. that was two years ago. i have a show to do. i'm paid to make people laugh. i have to get over it and move on and -- that's my job. to make you have a good time and forget about this stuff. [ cheers and applause ] i'm a goof ball. i'm a total goof ball. there's nothing else i want to do. that's all i'm here to do, is make you happy. so anyways, i brought that up and i said, "yeah, if i had to do it all again, i probably wouldn't do it like that." but this is, you know, this was two years ago. we've always wanted to touch trump's hair. everybody wanted -- [ light laughter ] that's all people wanted to know is what is his hair real, is it a toupee, is it fake, is it cgi? [ laughter ] no one has any idea what is on the man's head. so i go, "i'm going to get in there and i'll touch it and i'll tell you if it's real." and we've asked him for years, he's a reality star on nbc, he's been on our show ten times. and we've always asked him. he's like, "no

i don't know. i don't know what at means. i care, though. i mean, i would love to keep us together, but i don't know what that's going to do. e i mean, i think people h, lisa's going to have to make up her mind. gi will have to ma up her mind. if i choose this route, this very well could be it. while i hate that stance, there's... i just cannot get off this point. i can't. i can't. >> i guess... i knowing thl leave out maybe a year or so... . it's kind of a i hope the tensions dot last, you know, because it wld be nice to leave out with less conflict, have the family be a little bit more happy, a little more put together. >> the life we live. >> okay, so let's start group now and just a couple of guidelin. highlight, lowlight. preferred name and pronoun. and we'll go this way. >> i'm lia, female pronouns. i'm leaving tomorrow to go to arizona for surgery. , that's cool. (applause) yeah, i had like a really good, like, week and month. i graduated from high school. i was prom queen. >> really, oh my god! that's wonderful. >> yea my friend aj, wh

i was i. i i i i. i. i. i i i was. sort of. s the leader of north korea place host to russia's foreign minister is the only international allowed to follow the delegation to kim jong un. i can barely remember being given such. around the world and given the fact we're inside the residence of the north korean leader kim jong un whom absolutely shocked. this morning it's nice to main euro skeptic parties family form a coalition government giving rise to fears of a major shift in europe's political landscape over at. the u.n. raises the alarm over an escalation of fighting in the libyan city of the french president pushes for talks between ruling factions inside libya. despite prospects of a trade war the u.s. goes ahead none the less than.

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i . i. i. i. i. i i i. it's it's a big day for this michel family and you know for it to have a son playing in the world cup that that is that something and this is probably the wrong word i don't know action spanish is that's a better word thanks for that michel i want my vet called and i'd like to study that long run very were it was really a nerve wrecking the last period of the game for for me as a fan. and at the same time i have to say it wasn't a classic game it's not one of those you you want to watch again i think peru they haven't found the feet. they were trying to huffing and puffing but nothing really came to the had a few chances but i think clearly at the end of the first time off and they have that penalty called i weiss you know preaching seating didn't it because this is the incidence of the penalty itself and so so their effort he went to. the video system the referee and he decided it was a pansy. but i don't know what what what he's was doing here i mean the lack of concentration the sor

i wouldn't say that. but i would say that i made the best of a bad situation. ireat. i wish i'd had those facilities growing up. i was just about to ask you that. because you can turn that on its head and say if you'd had first—class facilities in south africa, maybe you would not be the swimmer you've become. do you think that is right? but nobody knows. my dad taught me to make the best of any situation. never complain about where you came from. i remember where i came from. i always go back and visit everybody there. you know, for me, like i say, it is just about being the best version of myself that i can be. win, lose or draw at the olympics, i have a lot of give of his going into olympic games. but i never made an excuse. i got two silvers, i wasn't happy, but i didn't come out of that making excuses. with respect, if a lot of other people went through what i went through, they wouldn't have made it to the blocks. you've talked a bit about your father. what about family life as you were growing up there? as i understand it, the family schedule in terms of m