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i i i. i i i i i i i i i i i so this criminal complaint could be important because it appears to be the first instance of f.b.i. actually looking into claims that ukrainian neo nazis could have been involved in the training of extremists across the atlantic. the annual g. seven meeting could eventually be a thing of the past european commission president jiang called younger thinks none of that use member states will be part of the group by mid century saying the writing is on the wall for europe's economic might. we are losing economic weight in the next coming decades roll on more or less twenty two twenty three percent to do you to be fifteen sixteen seventeen percent after twenty years in thirty years and a single member of the european union will be a member of the g. seven and form of demography point of view we are losing which to put it frankly the g seven is composed of the seven most industrial a advanced countries which meet annually to discuss global economic policy the first summi

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i i i i i i i i i i i i i i. i i i so this criminal complaint could be important because it appears to be the first instance of f.b.i. actually looking into claims that ukrainian neo nazis could have been involved in the training of extremists across the atlantic the battalion officially became part of ukraine's national guard back in twenty fourteen after a decree signs by the country's interior minister. the beloved english breakfast could be facing a price hike if researchers from oxford university get their way they are suggesting to almost double the taxes on bacon and sausage is to come by people eating too much meat ball polly boyko she took the taste test for. who doesn't love the smell of bacon in the morning and for british cuisine it does not get much more iconic than the full english breakfast. whole. place that teaches the eggs baked beans and of course it also has the added bacon bonds the healthy eating brigade is ruining all the fun we've known for a few years now that breaking isn't perhaps the he

but, i have to say that i felt this is the thing that i have to do. i continued here until these recent years. i did not want to be a doddering 90-year-old -- i don't think i ever will be. but, talking to mitt romney and talking him into running help me -- helped me to make this decision a lot easier. i do not want just anybody to replace me. i want somebody, who although does not have the seniority, but have the ability to represent utah and a good way. not just utah, our country as a whole. the senate seats are really important. there are only 100 of them. if it comes down to it, you are talking about eight or 10 people who really dominate the senate in many, many ways. by any measure, i think people thought that i have been one of them. host: what else did you think about doing over the years? sen. hatch: i always like sports. i always wished i could have gone into professional sports a lot more than i have. host: which ones? sen. hatch: basketball. but i like all of them. still do. i follow them very much. last night i was dreaming about my friend w

i enjoyed it that i did not take it that seriously. when i came back i thought i'd better straighten this out so i did. i was working in my trade at the summertime after i graduated. decided i thought it would go down with some of my byu friends that went to law school. that.not know how to do i knew i was not going to be able to do that. saturday i took the lsat. i took it without eight cram course. i passed it. i had the highest honors, but i passed it not having taken a course. it was at the university of pittsburgh at the can of learning. thought, i there a school ando the law apply here. my friends were applying at george washington university at georgetown in places like that. they could afford it and i could not. i went up there and the door was locked to the register's office. work every day. i was married and had three children of the time. around and this law professor came rolling around the corner. he said, can i help you. i said, i wish you could. locked.strar's door is i said i would like to apply to the law school. he said, where did you g

i. i i i i i i i i . i so this criminal complaint could be important because it appears to be the first instance of f.b.i. actually looking into claims that ukrainian neo nazis could have been involved in the training of extremists across the atlantic the azoff battalion officially became part of ukraine's national guard back in twenty four team after a decree signed by the country's interior minister. that's what i saw for myself and the team that ought to you thanks for staying to join us again in about twenty five minutes for the latest global news headlines. you know world a big part of the 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 smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and 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. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter u

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i i i i. i i i i so this criminal complaint could be important because it appears to be the first instance of f.b.i. actually looking into claims that ukrainian neo nazis could have been involved in the training of extremists across the atlantic. a lot of reaction to this following story a former t.v. host in the netherlands thinks his love life is suffering due to age discrimination on the sixty nine your rules are us the courts to turn back the clock the pensioner believes his real age is forty nine and he wants to be made official. i suffer in the my age because i'm much more younger but if i have that age again i hope again i'm you again and there is the whole future is there for me again while there's no legal precedent in this area but authorities humping dismissive of the idea one of them on the south for a meal or off a bond describes himself as a young gourds on things not being legally younger will help him get more work and more notches on dating else the father of seven promises to

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i think there are pursuing both things i think that. i think ness is i think nasa has been supported fairly well with their with their budget i don't you know it's just like anything else i think any other country i'm not. as familiar i'm not really familiar with our countries but i am somewhat familiar with our country's budget and that's really all the parts of the world but in general you're always concerned about how much money you have to spend on things and just like how to hold your home right what you going to spend your money on and that's the decisions that our country has to make our leaders of our country in the people as well so having said that i think that the space program has been given a certain piece of that of that budget that has been fairly healthy over the years just as we've been able to build the space station we've been able to send probes to mars and beyond the solar system and done this great great research of the different facilities and cooperate with these other countries are we including russia so i think it's been a very

i i i i i i i i i i i i i so this criminal complaint could be important because it appears to be the first instance of f.b.i. actually looking into claims that ukrainian neo nazis could have been involved in the training of extremists across the atlantic just in addition on this story the as all of by telling officially became part of ukraine's national guard back in twenty fourteen after a decree signed by the country's interior minister. in environmental protection is sounding the alarm in russia they claim thirteen endangered killer whales are going to be illegally sold to aquariums in china adding more than a dozen of the marine mammals have already been exported there over the past five years. to keep orcas in cages used through torture for the. people. to make it just because the decision was really. oceanarium straining process is frequently based on food deprivation if the orcas don't do what they are told they are simply not being fed the conditions the mammals are held in there shorten their life expectancy tenfold in captivity they leave five six years versus eighty years

feel, i understand i know nothing. i believe i have a third-grader or golden retriever absence of theology. i keep things so simple with my sunday school kids whether they are teenagers or little ones and i tell them your love, there is love around you, above you, inside you. there is a beautiful little flame of the divine in you, don't let anyone blow it out, it is safe, you are safe in the arms of god and the people who love you and us and as soon as you have a horrible secret, you are not safe anymore. that is what i teach them. i don't teach about the trying nature of the trinity or who shot the holy spirit. they are made of love. and g, they say god created people because -- in the era of trump especially. i mean that in a nice way. i don't mean that in a political way. we think about god created the earth and it was good and beautiful and let humans name them, but he thought we would like it here so created to give us the blessing of having a life and to like here. i was startled when i heard that because it is so un-western

i sort of. i mean. you know that's united. because i want to. i'm i had a community. when i lay there were. those that i was that i mean and i'm one of the . more it and it got me knowing that. most of. you do and a lot of these. knowing. that it's what i want to but again i don't need it just call them beloved list come on a set of people don't be done but i don't decide if it will. be them and. i mean it doesn't but i'm. just. i've got. no question about you know actually go oh yeah. that's what i was. so i don't honestly i was that you know it's either choose to believe i mean it's not a good thing i'm someone to tell those who don't buy a shit for the shit that i'm on the show that i need to do or not do the show live on yet i've shot realize this is a bulldozer to stop then they come out of my own car about it to get a lot of them were going to say look you know. like this is a big show action in this show i give the platform to women inside iraq i mean mostly women it's about you know people inside iran who can use their camera and be their own voices be they only media on sunday video

was in my 40s i guess and i thought, boy, they really aged me, i just look so old, and i thought looked at it now and thought, boy, do i look young. now i can be doing it. it was certainly a wonderful experience in my life to be -- to have the opportunity to play that character. and to age like that, it was -- for an actor to experiment starting with younger than what i was, and then without prosthetics even to age some unknown age that when mama gump leaves him, and -- >> it is really sad. >> my tomboy. >> really quite poignant, such a great film. right now since burt reynolds died, the focus has been on your relationship with him, and of course with your book and you write about it, which is, again, really interesting. i'm going to read this from your book about burt reynolds who you dated for a long time. burt started to fill me in about his life, the kind of thing you do when you want someone to know who you are and i started to tell my side. little bits of me, i began to get subtle or not so subtle hints that he didn't want to know. i had found someone to love to pul

i want to tell you that i apologize but i am late. doug knows that when i was governor and secretary, i did not get a chance to go into many of my son and daughter's basketball and football games because i was always busy. so today i went to portage to see my grandson land his last great school football game. and so i am late and i apologize but i was doing the grandfather duties. [laughter] [applause] i hope you understand. and we might have violated a few traffic signals coming here. but i got here very fast! i'm sorry doug, thank you. >> now, -- >> these are my relatives, did you know that? >> i did not. >> connor, that is my cousin. >> i did not know that. i think to start, the governor would like to hear how a kid from elroy got into politics. and i know that your father was county board and he is to have meetings on fridays in his store, right? >> i know by catherine and betty and tom, little thompson grocery store was the size of this room. and two families that we were open seven days a week. and it was very small but it was sort of the center of po

i went in. i recorded it. i nailed it. i went away. roll in the enchanted forest. the fat little fellow. there he is up on the screen. he goes to clear his throat. he's about to do the line, and the camera cuts away to princess elsa and she starts singing. i was shouting at the screen, jimmy. i was like, "hey! excuse me, elsa! zip it bitch! gothi had something to say. [ laughter ] gothi had a line." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my -- >> "shut up." >> jimmy: i thought gothi had a a line. >> yes! well, i'm asked to leave the cinema. and i -- [ laughter ] i call my agent. this is true. i called my agent. i was like, "i went to see the film. my line doesn't appear to be in it." he went, "oh, jack. i'm so sorry. i forgot to tell you. disney called. and unfortunately your part in the movie has been reduced to a a nonspeaking role." [ light laughter ] it's an animation. a nonspeaking role. that means i'm not in it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what a a nonspeaking role in a cartoon means. yeah. >> and he goes, "hey, kid, calm down. y

i do need to come back. but i want to go i want to go as a tourist i can complain about the service i want to go like i want to airline and i want to complain because when you're in space you're always working so i want to go up there relax and complain i would love to fly in space again and hopefully the price will come down where it's affordable and anybody who wants to go can i don't know if that will happen in my lifetime but i would love to go back well i wish you best of luck in that you have your sense thank you very much for sharing some of here in fact that you bet my pleasure i'm going. our viewers to keep this conversation going in our social media pages and hope to see you again same place same time here in a while to part. of . what started the revolution recently against mubarak was that the price of wheat went up to the price of food went up to forty to fifty percent of the monthly budget of the average injection and therefore revolting if you want to create a revolt if you want people in the streets rioting if you want a global insurrection against banker occupation keep keep rising real rais

i went in. that was a big piece of my life she was everything. i knew i could depend on her whatever i needed and once she was gone there was another insight. i felt like i was by myself. my last three years in there. i changed the people and places. everything about me that was a blessing. and my mom she just made a path they don't have mail. it's like i never skipped a beat. and i think that's important. my daughter every step sever her. life. but it was ten years i was a part of it. they just made it and let me know that you are still something for a long time i didn't think that. i didn't think that was worth it. but like i said things got better. the book definitely changed my life because i started writing down every detail of my life and i started seeing different scenarios in my life. things are bad for me. becoming home me getting out of prison i knew i wanted my life to change. i came home and i said you know what i'm in a get on this path. i came home, she wanted me to get into different programs and at this point i felt like everybody had done enough for me. it was time for

i believe in. i respect that of him as a person, even if i am like, what is he saying? i might inside just want to be his translator all the time, but i do respect that he has his own path, he is his own person, and he has his own opinions. van: listen. i respect you. [laughter] [applause] van: that is beautiful. kim: thank you for having me. van: if you're somebody in your life does not sound like that, it is it. i respect you. i think people in the frontline respect you. you are an amazing team player. you love to be part of a collective. you never say, ever, "i have got this is myw this, thing," you are always "what do you need? how can i be helpful?" you are setting an example for industry at your level, and thank you very much cannot kim kardashian. kim: thank you. thank you for having me. [applause] van: kim kardashian! oh, i get a photo? i need to get my boots right, h old on. [laughter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visi

sat in his office across from him and i said i introduced myself and said i was running, i said i didn't money but i got a lot of spirit, got a lot of good ideas and i'm for small businesses and i would like you to help me. he said i've been supporting louis ravel all these years he never has come in here the first guy who's come into asked for my vote. i think i'm gonna vote for you. i said, mr. freitag that's great. thank you very much. and i walked out. less than three minutes mr. fry tag comes out chasing me down he said i decided i'm not in a book for you. [laughter] here i'm 23, no money, i got the biggest cooler in the world chemist mr. fry taken with the best businessperson in montello there to support me, now he tells me he's not. i said what i do? why are you not supporting me? he said you're not very smart. i said why did you say that? he said because i'm one individual. but i have 45 employees. auto mechanics back in the back room. i've got people working in the office. i've got people selling cars. you did it stop and ask for their vote from any one of the 45. are you going

i was set. i remember one book in particular west point of the air. i read that book so many times i almost had it memorized. so, when i was 16 years old say that $35 -- so when i was 16 years old i managed to save up $35 and i wanted to take flying lessons. i got $5 and a little cup. as young as you guys are, you don't cj three slides very often -- you don't cj-3 slides very often -- in 1941 we know that the war started but keep in mind, back in those days after president roosevelt decided to train us in march 1941, the clearest -- the first class started in 1941 they wanted people to have some college experience. it did not take long before they had just about wiped out all of the guys of the college experience, what about you guys in high school? you could pass the physical and medical exams and we could take you in. so at 17 years of age i graduated from high school and i went down to the local recruitment station and said, i wanted to sign up. great, sign on the dotted line. get set for the exam, i scored reasonably high and i said hey, i'm on my way. they said, no-no not yet. e

different than me i am not bound to say i can i can have i can do what i want when i want and people believe as close to me. just one example in south africa i stopped the dialogues between white and black by an exchange of prisoners. other than sixty people. five country forms five complaints for. access to places in the. muslim beak into the very small sleep everything went right not one document was site so he's not the best bet which has been site everybody rife with because of this was it planes to be put back as a back of the prisoners everybody believe that it should be issued that i have at that time and be part of that. not one paper. and it was involving major country like hamas or south africa. mozambique so i wonder if it always goes down so it's most i had a friend an american friend who was working at the fall of apartheid in south africa just like you and he was telling me you know every time he's in the conflict resolution as well and he was how we know every time i go for a new job i have this feeling that i know what to do i know how to fix said i know it better and

was, you know, i remember, if i think i did, i said, well, mr., steven, i don't know, i think, you like that, that could be a good character. and i'm sure i didn't persuade him. but anyway, it came around that i got back in the movie. >> do you recognize this? what? i like this. >> do you recognize this inflatable picture of you? not a picture, a statue, it is a thing, it is a reclining you. >> it wasn't inflatable. people said afterwards, i knew nothing about it, people sent it to me on the day it appeared, what? it took me by surprise. i think they were promoting their showing of the movie after 25 years. and then i must say, then i read the ption of it, it wasn't a balloon, it was a big and heavy -- >> it was huge. >> and the first time i saw. it they had decapitated it and they brought the head. >> he is really good, isn't he, graham norton. >> he is good. and he is the reason we have this album and i'm here talking to you right now, because a year ago, gregory porter, if you know him, a wonderful singer, i had run into at an airport, loved his music, a musical guest, a grea

i lost it. i didn't want to die. i said i was too young to die. erical and crying. >> it was heartbreaking. something you never want to hear your child say, i don't want to die and knowing there's a real possibility it will happen. >> she was panicking. i was her big sister. i needed to take care of her. so i grabbed her hands and i said look, we're going to pray. god, you promised you would take care of us. you promised you would never let us down. >> she's calming me down. praying with me. holding my hands. it's kind of working. >> i was so impressed just to hear my own daughter saying something like this who is 13 years old and speaking to her sister and calming her down. it was just really a beautiful thing, something i'll never forget. >> i had no idea what we would do at that point because we were going in the same direction the fire was going. if we turn around we would go right back in the fire. >> so lonnie stopped the truck. it's like, okay, what do we do? are we going to try to drive through this? will we survive it? and at that point i

i i i i i i i i. the senate by failing to ratify the versailles treaty shattered wilson's dream of u.s. participation in the league of nations i. held its first session in paris in january nine hundred twenty and later that year moved its headquarters to geneva. the organizations main goal was to preserve world peace but could it do so if the united states was not a member of. several posts that aside agreements change the map of europe and the middle east. a nine hundred nineteen treaty formally dissolved the austro hungary an empath and created an independent state of austria one thousand nine hundred twenty treaty set up the independent state of hungary to new states appeared on the map czechoslovakia and a nation that would later be known as yugoslavia. the new borders paid little attention to ethnic distribution germans were now living in poland and czechoslovakia and gary ns in romania and serbs croats and slovenes in yugoslavia these ethnic groups have lived together more or less peacefully in t

you for four i think ok but i thought i today's one challenge frank from how. i can. i ask. how can we free the pacific ocean from plastic waste. our young dutchman is pointing the way he said course for a few world full of plastic trash floating off the coast of california is ocean cleanup system is like a garbage truck for the high seas the maneuver is not without its risks. will his mission succeed. tomorrow to the next on t.w. . say sing the album dog environment right i've often goes for city continue the publicly and many more in one thousand nine hundred they were founding figures of the balls movement fine art design and architecture almost became a pioneer off what they earn it. has much more to offer. and she also that. sixty minutes t.w. . there are digital maurier's. for women for internet activists one mission. the battle for freedom and dignity. against repression and violence they do come with the powers of social media. their messages are spreading like wildfire and sounds of followers on joining the cause almost down on the streets of. the old minimum or cha

i don't need anything. i was truly put in, i had photos and everything on a hard drive. i just grabbed my hard drives, but i don't know if i would have been in a more frantic place had that not happened to be in the past. there was nothing material that i even care to take. so that changed me a lot. >> it is a good thing that it did. that you have said things that are surprising to a lot of people that you have had the experience and conversations with people who have done acts that involve violence and your heart is open to them as well. say something about that as well. >> yes, when i first met alice, and i thought to myself this cannot be fair that a non- violent drug offense, her first offense, she has no criminal past and her family doesn't have any criminal history. i thought, okay, maybe if i was to research other people, maybe i would look for someone again that's exactly like alice. and then i went to prison. scott took me to see i debbie and i met with these women. -- to ciw, and i did not need to have a judgmental mind going into it, but if anyone has ever taken

i. i i i. just think it seems that only happens every day where soldiers from the pakistani dangers and the soldiers from the indian side they shake hands and then there's this demonstration of fire on who's more powerful. i just told me it's. across the gate the crowd looks the same to my eyes but the same color speaking the same language i. believe that me as such as us human beings going to live and he's thinking that's in our heart and cross that fire metaphorically. oh the. i grow up and i'm small it's less which is close to cuss and see. what i get homesick. the only thing that makes me feel home and happy is just going to nature climbing the tree going to mount our walking the c.s.i. just reminds me of home. our kitchen in the village are designed for women it's shorter because women are shorter than men so. i remember i used to say to my brother i know this is short for you but there is a chair said alan and washed the dishes so that shows that i started my feminist movement my feminist

i have set it to you before, and i will say it again -- i love the way you love your husband. i do. [laughter] i am going to get you later. do you know what i mean? you love this man. kim: yeah. van: you are trying to be a kanye translator and away. kim: --

so i called in my lawyers it's never been done before i don't even know if i had the authority. i said i want to declare a i national health emergency. he said i don't know if we can i just said figure out how to do it and get backd here. was at 9:16 a.m. your 45 minutes at 10:00 a.m. i declared a health emergency we were the last ones to get a plane in the air. remember they were grounded? eight medical depots around america that are top-secret with tons of medical supplies we sent the plane filled it up with medical supplies and flew it to new york and had it there by 5:00 in the afternoon the only one outside of the air force i got a plane in the air for medical supplies to new york jets, medicinesckr ne,g and god it up there to be unloaded then at 1130 cheney's bright idea all secretaries except for colin powell and donald rumsfeld had to go to a cloistered site in west virginia it's down 175 feet it is a huge city of they didn't know what was happening they wanted to make sure there would be one secretary alive. i wouldn't go they had helicopters. i had all these things toodn

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