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i . i i i i. i i. i. was i. i or 30 say they've arrested at least $180.00 protesters at an unauthorized gathering and reported damage to facilities they save a lot their opposing but also banned such protests which beijing dubs subversive and treasonous washington's then else tried as move with the us national security advisor calling it a takeover of the territory secretary of state also warned there could be consequences with the decision to bypass hong kong's well established legislative processes and ignore the will of the people of hong kong would be a death knell for the high degree of autonomy bidding promised for hong kong under the sign of british joint declaration a union filed agreement any decision impinging on hong kong's autonomy and freedoms would inevitably impact their assessment of one country 2 systems and the cedars of the territory here chaos trailer and kind of they have released a joint statement claiming china's move would undermine the one country 2 systems policy that gives hong kong aut

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i. i. i. i. i i. i. i. larry king splitting up next with the u.s. senate majority leader bill 1st 1st as the guests we're back in 30 minutes with more news. is you'll be a reflection. and of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson lation whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led some. way. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. as the us economy was booming growing numbers of people when they need homes. you can work 40 hours in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still has the lead up to the reality of it is we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing living minimum wage gave many people no choice you know there's been a problem with the city knows turn to bitch and told to stay away i don't listen. to songs of concerted effort is no answer because the answer requires resources the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become the invisible com

i am i am. i am i am. i am. i am. i am. i am. i am. i am. into it. or. the ng at. last a low end. a . little. league. you a good little. way a. yes . you. will be. entering the conflict zone with tim sebastian it's not as if son 2 sunday morning for a long time about opposed the mic but the politicians didn't seem to take much notice felt lack of preparation is now becoming clear my guess this week from brussels is the european commission the home of fast food johansson floyd the europe believe you'll get it so wrong conflict zone. in 30 minutes on d w. 16 rooms are all a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population last night s. treasures occupied the city center until now 17 president contentious response was moved. by it or it will never again foothold in. the reconquest turned into tragedy this is not the kind of freedom that we want. how did morality become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. filleted in the science of i.a.s. starts may 20th on g.w. going to. fly from berlin this is the deadly news rus

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i i. i i i i. transport industry in the korean war says in the film you know to buy my socks on their own if it is senator is that you know right from there on ok. but we know they're on the frontline because. there's a little who beat the system. during the case at 19 pandemic it's essential to provide better protection for all essential workers who can't stay safe at home as it's their job to take care of others. well i've been speaking to right now half man president of the german trade union confederation d g b which represents almost 6000000 workers across germany has called for greater pay for those who are perhaps underappreciated before the pandemic such as health workers careers and clean as i asked them if the crisis would give unions greater power to push for higher wages. this is least of cute opportunity people are suffering for the time being there are crate on the situation i can understand very well. trained that they could lose their jobs. of the future but to get positively people

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i am i am. i am. i am. i am. i am. i am. you. are in a. hurry . to. get to it. or. the ng and last. i am. bored. little. bit. a believe it. all of. if. you. believe. boutiques are gradually opening up again shopping is finally possible without the internet. so we decided to check out the big designer and asked him which styles are in demand which colors are the most popular and what are the fashion trends for this summer. you're romex. 30 minutes on d w. it's a deadly sin. and a whim of nature. it motivates us. and threatens to ruin us. greed. insatiable desire for me. the motor that drives our. lives in danger. why are we greedy. we go in search of answers in a documentary film. critic starts may 21st p.w. . live from berlin russia commemorates a victory over nazi germany in world war 2 but because of the covert 1000 pandemic to this year's celebrations are scaled down significantly the air force is carrying out flyovers bump the main military parade at red square has been postponed. also coming up protesters demanding justice over the killing of an unarmed black junker and the united st

after he left, i was writing my journal and i wrote i didn't know what version to believe. i had been terrified, i wrote that i had been in pain. i wrote it in that moment if i havhad been able i would have tn him apart. i didn't know if he had experienced a thin if i knew thi hadn't experienced it as a game. it was the first time i think that i didn't immediately see it to someone else's. my brother attempted to accommodate me and at the end of the process there were still two minds present, not one having gained control over another. it's almost what a testament like you are putting this on the experience and there were times before that you put in the buck you are still engaging in what you call reality bending. he was so much nicer to me before the accident and something to the effect he was my best friend before and so wonderful and now these mean. then you go back and realiz rev, he was violent and abusive before the accident and it's almost as if they were playing this game. >> guest: he had a serious head injury and i have revised when the accident took place because they were expecting he might be vio

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i was able to throw myself to the side. so i hit the side of the trailer and i was injured i was okay. i just remember and i'm feeling really, i think i first experienced anger that he let it happen but that dissipated really quickly and after that i just felt kind of ashamed. it seemed like a simple thing and i didn't know why i haven't been able to do it. what i was missing in that moment, i knew that my dad would never hurt me on purpose. i didn't have that information that there might be something going on in his head where he could balance you my safety but not be able to keep me safe. but there might be an explanation besides it was my fault because i know he would never hurt me but somehow i got hurt so that had to be me. i think it's so easy to internalize it and internalize guilt and i had to be much older before i could look back on the event and not feel ashamed about it and i was just really angry at my father, how could he let this happen to me, how could he be this kind of father, and i think now i have all the pieces and i can put it together and say he would never want me to get hurt, however, for whatever reas

i i i i. i i. this year's demos are given the go ahead against the backdrop of the global pandemic and that raises some issues when it comes to anti corona virus measures it's illegal in germany to cover your face at a demonstration or strike or make any effort to try and conceal your identity from the police the times for this year's demonstrations have resulted in a change of the rules and if you cover your mouth and nose with a surgical mask or a scarf there would be fine but if protesters holes away or who do use baseball caps or sunglasses we would have to consider the intention behind those items and might request their removal gatherings of over 20 people are found here in the german capital and more than $5000.00 police officers will be deployed to keep a watchful eye on friday the city's minister of the interior said the chief role of those officers will be making sure that social distancing rules are upheld which at a demonstration you can't imagine is going to be easy many german local au

i. i. i. i. i. i was. also for the south crosstalk up next the stress and the legacy of the full of the butler and wallet back in 30 minutes with the latest headlines. you're sitting somewhere i. can just one day see yes. i was on the floor some things in my bathroom you know trying praying. i. was inside her whereas the thought worms i was having children fever i didn't have any sense of space or smell from the most young women or girls would you. recently she had most of the old world just used to. that was simon is on the grounds of the research. i have heard and. push myself to do for me in the 5 years ago to. go. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safer. by salacious or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. away. what is true what is fake. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us on the death. or inmate in the shallows. of the us economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours

i am i am. i am. i am. i am. i am. i am. i am. i am. her. to it. or. the ng and the air. a a little. do you. believe a little a little. a. a a a. thank. you. you. in. he's quite as simple as it seeks. to understand the world better we need to take a closer look at. the experience knowledge to morrow's. sunday doesn't. meet the artist sebastian gut bring you for theo so more often become a football the fly by in. my life is science the waves of the biggest story in my pictures it's a few just moments ago but it's because i love the. arts 21. 160 minutes on d w. this state of emergency is the new normal. people around the world are documenting these traumatic times. they're keeping a corona diary. and welcoming us into the sun. then let us get as up close and personal as the pandemic will allow. the diary starts maintain on t.w. . play. play. play. play. play. play. this is the news live from berlin remembering world war 2 the conflict in europe ended 75 years ago air force jets fly over london other events are scaled back because of the coronavirus crisis the focus is on remember it's also on

i cried, and i sewed. i made drapes. at midnight i called a friend of mine. i said lorraine, i have had it. whatever is ahead of me, i'm ready for it. so i was ready saturday morning, and when they came, i knew. when i saw the uniform go up the stairs, i didn't break down, i didn't cry. this is when i probably became the angriest mother in the world and i started my protests that very moment as far as the war was concerned. >> that saturday morning, it was a beautiful morning. the sun was shining. it was approximately a 45-degree temperature. and i was outside the house on the other side of the house. i was working on the antenna for television. and something just told me to come around to the other side of the house. and i walked around. up the walk, i saw -- first i saw the sergeant, and i saw the local pastor of our church about 15 to 20 feet from me, and i challenged them, i said is my son dead? he stopped. i said, is my son dead? and the priest said, why don't you come in the house. i said, no, i want to know. so i asked him a third time, is my son dead? and he didn't answer me. i came

-i things are gonna stay strange ♪ ♪ i-i-i i remember life as a strange in't go home ♪ ♪ then you offere protection so am i learning my lesson or am i back on my own ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for watching wash your has. don't touch your face. tiger king, i'm out. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers." "the wrong missy," actress and comedina lauren lapkus, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen - ♪ and now, seth meyers >> seth: welcome to "late night. how is everybody doing my wife and i have run out of things to talk about so i've just started making stuff up if she asks, i was on "degrassi. anyway, let's get to the news. president trump visited phoenix today and was joined on air force one by arizona senator martha mcsally which is pretty much the answer you'd expect to the question, "who's crazy enough to get on a plane right now? "the new york post" interviewed president trump yesterday in the oval office and trump had a long list of his administration's accomplishments printed on his desk of course, the list was o

scrap metal luckily it came out of my leg i can throw myself over the side i hit the side of the trailer i was injured but i was okay. i remember at the time i first experienced anger that he led it happened and then i felt ashamed because it seemed like a simple thing and i didn't know why i couldn't do it but i was missing in that moment i knew my dad would never hurt me on purpose i didn't have the information there might be something going on in his head value my safety but not be able to keep me safe that there could be an explanation it could be my fault he would never hurt me but somehow i had gotten hurt so it so easy to internalize it but i had to be much older to look back on that event and not feel ashamed and then there is a. i was really angry at my father how could you be that kind of father? and now i have the pieces and can put that together to say he would never want me to get hurt but however for whatever reason he was not able to understand the risk of the way he was doing things. >> i was blown away by the fact you are not angry. but this is pretty major and you seem not to hold any anger. >> i think it's important and th

i know i come on. sick i see africa. and yes so sorry now i know. not what the moment it's look i want to end up with like you know i want to know what mine you know will come out. and i can i will not you would not would not know i knew enough of me john knew not to set the standard and i was in a when i was no one doing that were man id i knew i'd turn out but damn it when i'm out of the mess and i see an advantage to his annual we do not you not do so monk want you to lead by beating what you the simple soul but the new one that. is not free not when they go we need we need to be a real. where you want people to know about. it what makes you happy it is. my future life. i'd say is no use it always is. a registered nurse he will be. ok so you've already sort of done a project like this right where you talk about what you want to do. so you want to be a nurse in seattle and drive a jeep and coach soccer. and you. would you say this is a dream. choice another story corey ok yeah so you're the 1st 1st. the very 1st chorus question. and i'm not how we have. a single us by the base seeing american style which is a diff

worth living after leaving the military, i went back to college and took classes again and i did well, i went to grad school and i decided i would be a writer. i would have to work other jobs, i would be a writer, it was possible even if no one published my book, i would write. and after graduate school, i got this fellowship to the wisconsin institute for creative writing because i applied, iwi applied r fellowships and scholarships and everything, every single opportunity. i could afford it, i would apply for it. i applied for this fellowship and suddenly, one day i got a phone call and they told me i got so i moved to wisconsin. [laughter] it was cold and there was a lot of cheese but it was great. [laughter] i have dairy allergy. d [laughter] it was also difficult. but then i started teaching and slowly, things started falling into place, there is a lot of hard work teaching years when i just worked odd jobs and kept trying to write this book and would take a break and stepped away from and then went back to it when i could and then abandoned it and started trying to write a novel because it didn't feel possible to admit all these things t

be cared for if he fell ill along with his wife no i don't i don't regret what i did was as i said i think reasonable people may well disagree about how ithought about what to do in the in the in the in the circumstances but i think that i think what i did was actually reasonable in these. in these circumstances the rules make clear that if you're dealing with small children then that could be that can be exceptional circumstances and i think the situation that i was in was exceptional circumstances the prime minister has stood by his top adviser but boris johnson says he regrets the confusion and public anger over the controversy of course i i i i i do regret the confusion in the anger in the pain that people feel because as you go on has just been saying this is a country that's been going through the most tremendous difficulties and suffering .

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you want me i am fearful for voice over everything and even if i am i i move oh i. thought i was going to have to. come here. i feel free i feel the life it's my other life. and the world let me. down you didn't even know you can. find it yet. i had in germany much and the most important one must have been to this board did you go to many friends and meet. still we should be there like a family image so one. expecting. the mando which any of the boys a gay guy i think even goes should get dad and because that is the only way he can do was say. that it. was. ok. 'd there are so many more stories to hear i want to see i want to know i want to hear it doesn't matter how many women's or girls' stories i hear about football there's always a new aspect to it. it was good to be on my expedition the festival there is wonderful and the fust thing i'm feeling is very very much for the kids to come here to enjoy the beach and soccer on be it's a chronicler. nobleman's or not see i think they are a bunch of the reason because they don't have dozens free that i'm trying to visit thing tha

i could write about them i probably wouldn't pay themoff. at first , i would not be content but i wish i could pay it until i was 80 and accept it but i never had the option. no, it's more like you're going to pay us . i had no choice but to face it. i don't really like talking about money, generally don't like talking about debt, didn't like any part of writing or admitting . i knew everything that i needed by the time i went in and write it but i otherwise i wouldn't have put it out there but i knew it would be more revealing than anything in my thesis because talking about money is far more personal if youdidn't grow up with it . it's also right because as i outlined in the premise of the book, i didn't go all the way but a lot of things that happened last year where i spent most of the time writing it were awful times. i struggled with it a lot more than i thought i would so it was a nightmare to write it and live it while knowing that honestly, what most of us are going through right now is the fragility of the situation, how much is beyond your control or the fact that no matter how you get just a little bit ahead you don'thave much of

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i wanted to write the same boring tritepresentation of gay black men . in order to write the book i didn't know necessarily i was even getting another book deal, it was contingent on the first one . but i knew i can't debut this out and i got to write the book that i wanted to but it would do well enough to where i could tell this and i wanted another idea, i don't know if it's really me and obviously we will see, i don't know, it depends. >> does writing about something like student loans, is that something that haunts you and you can't ever get too far away from? was the process of writing about it equal parts triggering and therapeutic or for me, as someone that also has an amount of student loans that are so large, i'm kind of accepted unless something crazy in my life this is just a bill that ipay until i'm 80 or something like that . one of thosethings . is it for you dealing with it head on , what was that process like, you're already thinking about student loans a lot and they don't disappear but dense deciding to write about it does that add to the stress and anxiety? >> i wrote about how to pay them off and at first i would be not necessarily content but i would make peace with it that i couldn't pay it off u

i mean. i didn't know sincerely how even the book would go. i didn't know if i would get a big deal. but, i knew if i got this out and i get to write the book i wanted to, it would do well enough to where i can self this. and then i had another idea. we will see. i don't know anything in this economy. benjamin: this writing something about student loans is hard to you. you can't get too far away from it. was impressive like writing about it by equal parts sugar and therapeutic or doesn't like, over me as someone who also has a number, and amount of student loans that is so large, it doesn't even, but you know. it's. michael: i have accepted in the something crazy happened in my life. disability and pain until i am like 80 rated as one of the things. like dealing with it head-on. what was that process like. having to think about that pretty you're already thinking that they just don't disappear but to write about it. does that add to the stress. or anxiety. michael: i don't, i would was content but i probably that i would just never really paid off until i was 80. i just didn't have an option. no, i j

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didn't -- and i could play that game, i knew how to do the debate, i knew how to stand up for my ideas, my team's ideas, but i didn't like myself. and i didn't like how ias treating other people when i was going to the grocery store, out in the world, or interact with other people. so i thought about leaving. then i thought, i don't think this will work, but i will try being myself in this culture and just see if it works. and if not, i will go take some other job. i started to be myself, and i started to build teams that were collaborative and that worked together more and were less abrasive. it turns out, i could recruit people from all over the company, to my surprise, to work on these teams. david: so when did you first meet bill? melinda: so i actually first met bill -- three weeks into my job, i had never been to new york city. i had never hailed a cab. microsoft sent me to new york for a business meeting. and so my female roommate -- microsoft used to make you have another roommate when you went traveling on the road. my female roommate said, "hey, when you're done with your business meeting across town, why don't you come to this dinner?" i sai

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can find, i remember one book in particular 's, west point of the year's and i read that book so many time i almost had it memorized 's what i was 16 years old's i was a soldier. this and i imagine i am i managed to save up 35 dollars. i have my uncle take me out, and i went up to an operator, and said i want to take flying lessons. they said sure, that will get you five. well i get the five,'s in a little j three piper cup. 's you guys a young so you don't see jay threes flying very often. but that's the way it was no more money, and no more flying license but of course in 1941 the war started, but keep in mind that during back in those days's after president roosevelt decided to train us guys back in 1941. the first classes started in july of 1941. they wanted people to have some college experience. it didn't take long before they had just about wiped out, all of the guys with college experience. and said maybe we're going to look at a few high school kids. you could pass the physical. pass the physical in the middle of the exams, maybe they would take you. in 17 years of age, i graduated from high school june 42, i will be biopic down to the recruiter station, and say

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i carry with me everywhere i go. i still go out. i go out to the grocery store. i try to do everything i do normally, but i avoid crowds. i won't eat in any restaurant anywhere now where i can't see what is being prepared and who is preparing it. i have been to a couple of drive-thru's to observe the workers inside, mask pulled down around their chin, no gloves on, handling food, and i decided that even though we are being told, "this is what we need to do to protect each other," not all people are following that. and i think that if you are going to open a business that serves the public, you better make sure the people you are employing are following the standards that are set, and not pulling their masks down like our president because they are -- because it does not make them look good. he is afraid the media might see him covering his face. i do what i can to stay safe. i miss the heck out of my grandchildren. i see them now through various ways of communicating, with skype, and things like that. but for the most part, just take it easy. host: and ed, will you go out when and if there is a vaccine? caller: oh, well,