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i. i i i. i. i. i. i. seventeen people killed and more than a thousand injured israeli soldiers fired bullets and use drones and tear gas accusing palestinian demonstrators of inciting violence and the girls aboard. american diplomatic staff leaving the u.s. . had its official closure on sunday and it comes amid an escalating standoff over the poisoning of a former double agent in the u.k. . i. police water cannon and tear gas against protesters. this is during a demonstration over the expulsion of environmental squatters in the french city of new.

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i think that is where we get too caught up on and i think that. i hope i hope that the that these kids out there these seventeen eight year old kids sixteen younger who are taking this movement and running with it i just hope don't let the adults hijack it no i don't think i'll stick to your guns don't let all the adults come in and hijack it and turn it into a you know a commercial one nike you know i'm a commercial down the line you don't want that keep appear and keep speaking your mind. all right as we go to break our quadrant don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered a base book and twitter see our poll shows that are to dot com coming up we have deep into the burn pits of iraq and afghanistan with documentary greg love it and burnt the victim military factor in the jesse baka you don't want to miss this so stay tuned for watching the hawks. they're not ones that. don't want my next nights out the definitions you know i'm back. when seeking i mean south. and. taking the equal sitting. down and then you're just going to bring. at least that kind of. movie right now i think. i'm going to you know let me. just get feeling if one means or less is that enough. to face

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and i think that's where we get too caught up on and i think that i hope i hope that the these kids out there the seventeen year old kid sixteen younger who are taking this movement and running with it i just hope don't let the adults hijack it no no no i think i'll stick to your guns don't let all the adults come in and hijack it and turn it into a you know a commercial one nike you know a nike commercial down the line you don't want that keep it pure and keep speaking your mind. because all right as we go to break or quarter don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered a base book and twitter see our poll shows that are to dot com coming up we have deep into the burn pits of iraq and afghanistan for documentary greg love it and burn because the victim military veteran it just baka you don't want to miss this so stay tuned for watching the hawks. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure camera you have to the center of the football with you and do al

i didn't see that come. until i was sixteen seventeen i was really sure. this is where his career began. but this is where he plays now. i didn't know the club existed the first time but i heard it well is this a good church. this is going to be. it looks like he's taken a number of steps in the right direction. big hails from the chilly climes of northern europe from sun's fall in central sweden. the remote town has a population of just fifty thousand and i'm assuming parts of the world. and every town of course needs a football club forsberg footballing dynasty is a phenomenon here. in football history. and his father. will see here i think i'm sure about is going to be the best player ever from this club. played for the club in the nineteen eighties and nineties his number ten since retired is displayed prominently in the stadium you know. i was not a quick schoolgirl see him just before as a forward. and there was. almost in the same position i see. he was my dad smaller than me and emily shorter than me so he was more like his mind that. begs a known in sun valley by the nickname. me . and my name. doesn't want to be called like that when he was small he said my na

i was knocked out once a pos it when i hit the floor when i regained consciousness i thought of it does like. his father also started boxing at nine then became a champion at seventeen. and when i was a boxer of course i was knocked out but i think it's about training it's like a shield to protect ourselves but that's not nearly enough protection according to a recent medical study brain scans or m.r. eyes were taken of five hundred children under fifteen years old from similar social economic backgrounds it lasted five years included non boxes and incorporated psychological testing this is the first complete it. traumatic brain injury in child boxer she says it's all about the damage of repeated minor brain trauma from blows to the head because of the damage stop the maturation the foot the mature age and of some function of the brain cop with the function the memory of the dutchman the higher brain function is not well developed and when it got them this is very difficult for them to develop and that includes memory loss and lower i.q. this is where the young hard work constraining me was to a big match venue like this one here at bangkok's the arena. big bouts are exciting f

i don't i just miss my good friend jenny hi how do you do. they say this is j g more nice to meet you. i went into the coast guard to go help others when i was seventeen and a month before i went to maps they weighed me and told me i was five pounds overweight i was one hundred seventy lb body builder with six percent body fat so i quit eating in basic training so through my time in. my anorexia took over my life at that point i was one hundred twelve pounds. so i finally was able to get into rehab in rehab my first week i was then cornered several times by a counselor and the last time he raped me so my history in the military was difficult one for something i wanted to do something i so wanted to do i had to get out to save my life women with m.s.t. military sexual trauma if any female says i've been raped or i've been sexually assaulted or i have been brutally badgered they have nothing happens it's sort of falls on deaf ears and you get kicked out and you get nothing and it happens time and time again. i also myself was raped three times different times in the military and it definitely is it's horrible and it happens to women quite often very much often that was twen

i know. i was playing football and i didn't realize what happened at first then i found myself in this condition it had a. seventeen year old palestinian girl has been sentenced to eight months in prison for slapping and kicking two israeli soldiers i had to meet me admitted guilt as part of a plea bargain with the israeli army. the assault which took place next to the girl's home in the occupied west bank was filmed by her mother video later went viral and gained international attention her family say i had had just learned that a cousin of hers had been shot in the head with a rubber bullet and that her actions were completely understandable. that my daughter did was a normal reaction to the occupation there is no chance of appealing the verdict because the israeli security legal system considers this to be final this country does not acknowledge international law and we are fooling ourselves if we think that israeli courts seek justice. but israel is here to see a palestinian gain in media attention and that made them hate her for having people support that was the reason for her imprisonment israel the police and the media wanted her arrest which means that i had a fact of them i had slept did not merit all the inside meant aga

i think that is where we get too caught up on and i think that i hope i hope that the these kids out there these seventeen year old kids sixteen younger who are taking this movement and running with it i just hope don't let the adults hijack it no no stick to your guns don't let all the adults come in and hijack it and turn it into a you know a commercial one nike you know a nike commercial down the line you don't want that keep it pure and keep speaking your mind. because all right as we go to break court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered a base book and twitter see our poll shows that are to dot com coming up we have deep into the burn pits of iraq and afghanistan with documentary greg love it and burnt his victim military veteran jesse baka you don't want to miss this so stay tuned for watching the hawks. hey everybody i'm stephen ball. hollywood guy suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george bush in our view this is my buddy max bemis financial guru just a little bit different honest to goodness no no one knows up with all the drama happening in our country and the road. beat every day americans. more. closely start to

i. have many. old memories of this place. seventeen years i played here my first time on the ground. was amazing i thing was sixty thousand. fans was here. from this moment also i knew i want to play near. future comes like this. last summer he almost moved to have a city rivals only on barely even though he would have earned less than in russia he wanted to accept the offer. but the transfer collapsed after a few trial sessions with only on so felicia spence is winter on holiday in the german capital of the russian lake took a break during the colder months before. he misses it big brother's recording studio where he spends some much needed quality time with friends and family for heading back to the euro mountains. most. of. the stuff that is it's the stuff that was good. for you good money. i'm. going to. ok you know let me go in groups of this new goals last week on the all the top six in the. body and the whole of the whole what i thought i was a little too old to. do was like it's a good thing. if you become old we're also going to get so. good. and that's and i was. you know this in the ninety's i was already in letters over the course of the second. this is th

i think that's where we get too caught up on and i think that i hope i hope that the that these kids out there these seventeen year old kids sixteen younger who are taking this movement and running with it i just hope don't let the adults hijack it no no stick to your guns don't let all the adults come in and hijack it and turn it into a you know a commercial one nike you know a nike commercial down the line you don't want that keep it pure and keep speaking your mind. because all right as we go to break card watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered a base book on twitter see our full shows. coming up we dive deep into the fur pits of iraq and afghanistan for documentaries greg and bird victims military doctrine that just seebach up you don't want to miss this so stay true to watching the hawks . most cadia because it will become all your lordship getting it toward your career as well but i guess it was the most got a year. one hundred fifty added steel official line is that. does not exist so i will study is in the us occupied territory to be should it be a right source what should not sell a study else to probably develop nukes and if that happens

i think i put in twenty seventeen opposition politician and fourteen challenger at the forthcoming elections alexei no bunny chose russia day in particular the nationwide and. the corruption demonstrations that i did i was i have i have to live only has a positive message when you especially for young people you can or can change your country are you also to speak out of this man to thailand he's also a patriot and he too loves russia has all of this is also his message a message about his statements i believe and that is his positive attitude spin on what is that we can change things in india but we can change the system to invite a condition our streets dozens on always on dust dust from this i say is the new approach which he represented site in effort it was in moscow dozens of other cities demonstrations took place in addition to the official of russia day festivities young protesters clashed with police almost everywhere. i got there are was. was was. was was was was i i i i. i i i. i i oh like i i look i i i i i i i i i i i i. i i i i i. i i guess that makes me sick to hear that here on the receiving woman's last civil servants who claim that young people should not be interested in politics insidi

i was coming up that every month i went to the store to get "seventeen" magazine. because my family was on welfare, my mother was on welfare. so i could never afford a subscription. i would only have the 50 cents. it there. there was not a brown person ever in all the years that i was buying "seventeen" magazine. there was one white girl with brown hair and a round nose. her name was colleen corby. and put those pictures on the war. >> representation. >> representation. >> closest you could get. >> close as i could get. >> years later, she was on my show, saying you were it to me, close to black as i could get, was a brunette with a round nose. >> i don't have to have spoilers on the movie, but i got to talk to you because this is the opening of the movie, you have this young brown skinned girl who is being trained not to bake cookies, not to play with dolls. but it looks like she's being trained to be the world's greatest scientist. like the opening of the movie. like, ava can roll the credits right now because just that image is going to just -- i mean, i never have seen in my life that image. how important was it to you to show her as a beautiful girl, but incredibly intellectually gifted prod

i knew the coaching since well. it's been hard so it's i mean i guess it's just me being able to say i have seventeen windows watching. on the day of the shooting that there had already been a fire drill at school the students also knew that they would need to practice their response to an active shooter on campus one day. so when the shooting happened many people assumed that it was fake that people were shooting blanks and i think people didn't take the precautions like run for their lives as they would if they had known that it's definitely real one of those who will be marching in d.c. on saturday is history teacher greg pittman he recalls the confusion and horror on the day of the shooting and as i was working with the students there and others teacher came running up to me and said greg greg. these shots these are real shots and so i let them walk watch and so we're looking for a shooter we don't know where the shooter looks like we're looking for guns and we're all very concerned and concerned with their students and just trying to figure out what to do next the students hid in their classrooms in silence hoping the shooter would pass as they waited other students and videos of gun smoke filling classrooms and their classmates bleeding on the ground. a few weeks after the massacre thanks largely in part to the activism of students here at marjorie stoneman douglas high florida state passed a raft of

i knew the coaches since well. it's been hard so it's i mean i guess it's just me being able to say i have seventeen girls walking. on the day of the shooting that there had already been a fire drill at school the students also knew that they would need to practice their response to an active shooter on campus one day. so when the shooting happened many people assumed that it was fake that people were shooting blanks and i think people didn't take the precautions like run for their lives as they would if they had known that it's definitely real. one of those who will be marching in d.c. on saturday is history teacher greg pittman he recalls the confusion and horror on the day of the shooting and as i was working with the students there another school teacher came running up to me and said greg greg. these shots these are real shots and so i let them walk watch and so we're looking for a shooter we don't know where the shooter looks like we're looking for guns and we're all very concerned and concerned with our students and just trying to figure out what to do next the students hid in their classrooms in silence hoping the shooter would pass as they waited other students and videos of gun smoke filling classrooms and their classmates bleeding on the ground. a few weeks after the massacre thanks largely in part to the activism of students here at marjorie stoneman douglas high florida state passed a raft

i would first seventeen years playing to my first time on the ground. was amazing i thing was sixty thousand. fans was here. and this moment also i knew i want to play near. future comes like this. last summer he almost moved to head to city rivals leon barely even though he would have earned less than in russia he wanted to accept the offer. but the transfer collapsed after a few trial sessions with a neon so felicia spends his winter on holiday in the german capital on the russian leg took a break during the colder months. this is big brother's recording studio where he spends a much needed quality time with friends and family for heading back to the euro mountains. part of. the significance of this is that the deal. is for new viewers good morning. i'm the bad boy there is. you know that when you go in groups of them this new goals last week i was the all the top six in the. hall of what i was a little too long. and it was like it's a good thing. if you come over we are still going to get soaked. and that's and i was. you know this in the ninety's i was all over the course of the segment. this is the last meal before the late game an

seventeen years i played here my first time on this long. it was amazing i was sixty thousand. fans was here. and this moment also i knew i want to play here. the future comes like this. last summer he almost need to have the city rivals me on believe even though he would have earned less than in russia he wanted to accept the offer. but the transfer collapsed after a few trial sessions with the neon so felicia spends his winter on holiday in the german capital on the russian late took a break during the colder months. this is big brother's recording studio where he spent some much needed quality time with friends and family before heading back to the euro mountains. the significance of this is that the deal. did you good for the new viewers good morning. i'm the bad boy there is. no. ok you know that you go in groups of this new goals last week on the all who went to the top six in the. pond in holland for a lot of what i was a little too old to. deal with like it's a good thing it was and. if you become old we are still going to get so. good. and that's a nice. this isn't done it is a has already. caused this again. thi

i live and i'm mad at them and the money i'm just. not bad was going to but oh november did i say i give them that jonathan what about it but i. think it is about. seventeen people killed and over a thousand things you can just write and soldiers five wouldn't soundproof drawings in the to gas accusing palestinian demonstrators of inciting violence at the gaza border also decide the diplomatic stuff and leaving the u.s. consulate in some pay just ahead of its official closure on sunday the move comes amid an escalating standoff over the poisoning of a former double agent in the u.k. . police fire water cannon and to gas against protesters dressing all fledged during a demonstration over the expulsion of environmental squats it was in the french city of not.

i didn't see that come. until i was sixteen seventeen i was really sure. this is where his career began. but this is where he plays now. is not a club exists of the first time but i heard it well is this a good choice and i was sure that this is going to be. it looks like he's taken a number of steps in the right direction. hails from the chilly climes of northern europe from sun's fall in central sweden. town has a population of just fifty thousand and unassuming parts of the world. and every town of course needs a football club the forsberg footballing dynasty is a phenomenon here. it's. football history humans grandfather and his father. we'll see here i think i'm sure about ehrman is going to be the best player ever from this club his father like playing for the club in one thousand nine hundred ninety is number ten shirt since retired it's just played prominently in this stadium you know. it was not a quick school goal so you know it's beautiful it's a forward. and my dad was made to feel like a woman and almost in the same position as he is. he was my dad's smaller than me and emily is shorter than me so it's more like it's my that the forsberg said no means it's valid by the nickname. for. me. and

seventeen minutes have elapsed since the last aircraft passed overhead. the rebels have two minutes to get clear and hide their truck i i i i. even through the worst days of war people insist that life must go on. the mother. they still fall in love and marry. they dream of the future but the present is never far away. as it turns out model of abode has very little future to look forward to. in a desperate irony with the death and destruction of war all around him he has terminal cancer. he's leading a force three hundred strong but the men know nothing of more of condition. for this former accountant his first duty of the day is so vigilance. and. awful lot. about. how did. it end up the. government forces are just five hundred meters away there are snipers concealed from sight amongst the buildings still standing. and. the slightest glint of sunlight off binoculars could alert one of those snipers or even an artillery unit he seen enough time to brief his men. back at base maarouf meets with a handful of his men including more of his brother and second in command. here they take delivery of communications equipment. it's

i. i. i. it's been a month since a gun. i just school in parkland florida and today students across the country are channeling that grief and rage into protests by walking out of school and holding seventeen minutes of silence for the seventeen victims who lost their lives there are seven thousand children have died from gun violence since the school shooting at sandy hook in two thousand and twelve but this time there has been a stronger backlash partly in thanks to vocal student survivors but congress still has been reluctant to budge is something everyone in america would go screw to have . the fear that they might get shot on any given day orange has become the color of their movement for an a it was an emotional day at the capitol. i know that i know more than the people when they say the reception on but it's another thing to like see it and action and to like yes see everybody really show up and be as enthusiastic and passionate as we were we're hoping we can display. in less than two weeks many of these students will be back to join forces with the survivors at the park when the massacre and what they hope will be an even bigger protest march for our lives. we have some sports and football now and barcelona i'm joined by our new nick in the last eight of the champions league thanks to another star performance from leno messi the argentine forward scored twice and set up a goal from them in the three no win over chelsea messi also set a personal milestone joining real madrid's ronaldo is the only player to reach one hundred champions league goals barcelona one throw on four one on aggregate after all one all first leg draw in london. let's get a reminder for you now of our top stories this hour the u.s. is back

i don't think i don't think i think that the argument will have a lot of. people out of about ninety seven i don't what last point is if mohamed bin sultan says souter was moderate before seventeen and i'm going to bring it back to what it was before nine to seventy nine he said in a sixty minutes it was isn't that a concession that saudi arabia has been extremist for the past forty years despite all the denials westerly logical pressure that's a great get turned after nine hundred seventy nine into a much more conservative state accommodated the extreme reactionary right wing if you want to register bush went because of that and he's correcting that ok very good if i was over tonight. after seventy nine the government joined her and would dot articles into embossing that is to get you. into the last year of my son month thanks to him unplugged that if someone to blame what we did that's for dues because the government will impose the conservative views to inboards do it online that's. ok so i need to move on we can't talk about m.b.'s without talking about the disastrous war and yemen which is provided over both as crown prince and as defense minister thousands dead millions at risk of famine and color the world's worst humanitarian crisis according to the u.n. for this part of the discussion i want to bring in from new york sarah leah whitson director of the middle east division at human rights watch so sarah thanks for joining us. how much responsibility to saudi arabia and m.b.'s bear in your view for what's going on in yemen right now the violence and suffering there. well i would say that they are responsible for the overwhelming amount of hu

i don't think i think that we are you know i will have a lot of. people out of about ninety seven i don't want last point is if mohamed bin sultan says saturable was moderate before seventeen and i'm going to bring it back to what it was before nine to seventy nine he said in sixty minutes it was isn't that a concession that saudi arabia has been extremist for the past forty years despite all the denials westerly logical because it was pressure the subway get turned after nine hundred seventy nine into a much more conservative state it accommodated the extreme reactionary right wing if you want the likud stablish went because of that and he was correcting that ok if anybody for whatever tonight. after seven to nine the government joined her and with that article's into embossing it is to get you. into the last few of my son months thanks to him unplugged that if someone to blame whatever did that for do you use because the government will impose the consent of a difficult to inboards. federal that's. ok so i need to move on we can't talk about m.b.'s without talking about the disastrous war and yemen which he's presided over both as crown prince and as defense minister thousands dead millions at risk of famine and color of the world's worst humanitarian crisis according to the u.n. for this part of the discussion i want to bring in from new york sarah leah whitson director of the middle east division at human rights watch sarah thanks for joining us. how much responsibility does saudi arabia and m.b.'s bear in your view for what's going on in yemen right now the violence and suffering there. well i would say they are responsible for the overwhelming amount of human suffering we're seeing in yemen right now the united nations is just released up to figures on the casualties there with over. six thousand civilians. over sixty percent of the civilian casualties to airstrikes which are in the saudi coalition and that's primarily saudi arabia is carried out the saudi coalition has imposed an a

i know. i was playing football and i didn't realize what happened at first then i found myself in this condition it had. a seventeen year old palestinian girl has been sentenced to eight months in prison for slapping and kicking two israeli soldiers had to me admitted guilt as part of a plea bargain with the israeli army. the assault which took place next to the girl's home in the occupied west bank was filmed by her mother the video later went viral and gained international attention a family say i had had just learned that a cousin of hers had been shot in the head with a rubber bullet and that her actions were completely understandable. that my daughter did was a normal reaction to the occupation there is no chance of appealing the verdict because the israeli security legal system considers this verdict to be final this country does not acknowledge international law and we are fooling ourselves we think that israeli courts seek justice. really is he to see a palestinian gain in media attention and that made them hate her for having people support that was the reason for her imprisonment the israeli police and the media wanted her arrest which means that i heard a fact about i had slept did not merit all the inside meant against her and she is a child defending her land and home so this verdict is unjust she deserves. our had that has been filmed attacking israeli forces before a video emerged online six years ago showing her threatening to punch an israeli soldier her family h

i know. i was playing football and i didn't realize what happened at first then i found myself in this condition it had. a seventeen year old palestinian girl has been sentenced to eight months in jail for slapping and hitting two israeli soldiers the girl admitted her guilt as part of a plea bargain with the israeli army. oh. really was filmed by her mother lashing out at two israeli soldiers at the entrance to her home the video which went viral shows her kicking and slapping them she said she had earlier seen one of the i.d.f. soldiers shoot her cousin with a rubber bullet in the head i had family insists her outburst was completely understandable. with my daughter did was a normal reaction to the occupation there is no chance of appealing the verdict because the israeli security legal system considers this verdict to be final this country does not acknowledge international law and we are fooling ourselves if we think that israeli courts seek justice. but israel is here to see a palestinian gain in media attention and that made them hate her for having people support that was the reason for her imprisonment israeli police and the media wanted her arrest which means that i had a fact of them i had slowed did not merit all the inside meant against her and she is a child defending her land and home so this verdict is unjust she deserves freedom . i had been filmed attacking israeli soldiers before a video emerged online sixty years ago showing her threatening to punch an israeli soldier her family has been accused of exploiting the teen to intentionally provoke i.d.f. s