i mind once i had a brief conversation with someone who told me he was a nazi. and me ask me where do you come from. ok you come from syria right mark and he said i don't like refugees but i respect that you speak german. i asked why are you afraid of refugees when he didn't answer. you know. cannot how to get along with the old lady with a fine. but i can tell under. you know what you told me once that this is what i can find so they were both awake at 3 in the morning as i was and i asked if she was alright. she said she was unhappy most of the life is horrible she said or to say fuck it i say she's 94 and she's telling me life is horrible. to her that her brother has died in the war there were soldiers or a lot in here did you lose anyone in the walk the holy mess or you cause of his name is on around the same as mine that are listening in a war in syria. off . you go here are the pictures those are your parents it's their wedding photo it's. not so 1927 that's you yes yes that's me i'm looking rather grumpy but my brothers are smiling. and i haven't. that wa

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honestly i don't mind waving a flag. on the stump you're right. but. i didn't so she was shoved to the ground and threatened well the democratic congresswoman wasserman schultz claims that she was the one who was physically assaulted. to be physically assaulted by a putin and so freedom is really mind blowing but this why i and for scientists do we need to come together on a bipartisan basis to make sure we can bring creedon and democracy once again to the venue so when people we were at the press conference there were about 6 of us and the rest of the group was people who support the venezuelan position and when we held up our signs every single one of them was grabbed from our hands by these.

i guess it has crossed my mind, but! to be in? ays there is the fact that i love it. so, i'm never going to step away from it. you feel like this is something you will just away from it. you feel like this is something you willjust have to keep dealing with overtime? you willjust have to learn to cope with in whatever way you can? definitely. i wa nt to whatever way you can? definitely. i want to be back on top! i want my title back. i do it all because i love the sport, so it's something going to have to deal with, another hurdle, and hopefully i will get there. eddiejones says the rugby world cup final loss still goes through his head — the england coach has been speaking to the bbc today — ahead of him taking charge of the barbarians against fiji at twickenham this saturday. it goes through your head all the time. you got to go forward now, and it's done and dusted, and we will learn from what happened in that final, but the next thing is the most important thing we will do, and for me, it is catching the barbarians. it's what w

another viewer said i did not change my mind, i believe he was guilty and he is. baltimore, maryland, good morning. you are calling on the phone line that it did change your mind. for or against impeachment? caller: for impeachment. every time i: you guys cut me off before i can make a statement. guys cut me off before i can make a statement. [indiscernible] somebody, this man claims everything, the democrats , the country do this, and they believe everything this man says. now, if they keep calling and saying this man cannot defend himself, then you let them defend himself. nancy pelosi already invited him to come. just like clinton did. he can come to the senate and stand trial like clinton did. not -- this man has told so much falsehood. [indiscernible] that's the only line said? are you kidding me? you keep going back to it. [indiscernible] fine. the country be damned. [indiscernible] hillary clinton want more votes. electoral college made him president -- one or votes -- won more votes. electoral college made him president. they tell themselves they are in th

as i couldn't reconcile the oil production in my mind i decided to walk somebody who's been. following venezuela's energy policy professor carlos mendoza patella. a consultant on energy issues for the central bank of venezuela. we begin. the series.

some people they say oh no i do mindfulness i do yoga i do something else for me i distress by producing something. so no i think no matter whatever i will do in the future i will keep making and dish out fines at the same rate when will you fire the office next. well i have to fire the oval much more often that we can hand out a fine fine almost stree wwww in yours so judging by the number of trust cases she's dealing with best tiger must be in the kitchen most days. of snow moving how the toll rises to the top of the pan is remarkably soon. after this 90 minute ritual bake the bread for 80 minutes 1st at 230 degrees celsius 10 minutes in reduce the temperature to 190 degrees celsius 10 minutes before cooking time is up remove the bread from the pan and bake for a further 10 minutes this will make the bread firm and robust like the danes it won't keep you going for a very long time and if anyone would lift this bed there was a oh this is this is substantial that's been put some effort into this is what we're going primarily on time so yes i think there is there is some. there are some s

oh no i never mind i don't i never i i never went i never finished high school and i don't know musicbut the good thing about not knowing music is you discover so you don't you can play anything you can just play you know you could do this. you know. but then you could write a sam over the clean up so music. i just love not knowing it the mystery of not knowing you know it's it's like a woman you know over here. you know on me. as if she's as good as mr. no no because i don't want to know what the mystery is i want the mystery to carry on after the standoff months it's been canvassed and i get them at dusk i miss it i lived saying but do you have it it works for me ok yeah i mean i learned 3 chords 1st you know and i played buddy holly songs you know. maybe. if you knew ok. ok. ok to make you. think a lot. i want to thank you. jeff because that was you know and then i learned another chord so then i became. and then. again are caught in my money and tektronix one noisy trying to figure out that yeah you could suck a dick because then you know you go and put your fingers somewhere like

about science and chaffed and i was so her argument doesn't work for me yeah finished i don't mind yeah yeah i feel the climate strikes me loads of life skills but if you create more than a lens and 12 years of school since we're shown through many shows. and loads on $400.00 young environmental. activists are attending the smile for future conference their aim is to lay out their demands in a formal fridays for a future declaration. a message for governments and political institutions. the congress is being held in the university of lowe's on. leno is in a work group with students from 6 countries. there formulating the movement's strategic goals these will be included in the declaration here everything that's in here as a victory so that we. how we were in the right so we're talking about 2 different things because you're talking about having broken group identity and a declaration and i don't agree on that. service to create the sentences promotional structure of the to go. to the book to go but then to do that's one of the options we could also do is create to go so well it's nation

i don't mind being recognized for it. i don't mind talking about it.is a legend. peter's special episode airs on monday. >>> coming up, what do two avengers and the original scream queen have in common. it's their birthdays today and they're celebrating with "e.t." ♪ >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> celebrating an "e.t." birthday scarlet johanson is 35, mark rough low is 52 and jayly lee curtis is 61. >> 61 years old. >> we got each and everyone of them to wish each other happy birthday. >> mark, when was your birthday? november 22nd. >> me too. >> that's so weird. >> is that a thing you guys do? >> yes. >> jamie lee is your birthday november 22nd? no way. that's mine too. >> that's so weird. >> it's mark rough low. >> happy birthday ms. curtis. you're a treasure. >> that's very sweet. >> lovely. >> where's mine. >> kev, your birthday is in july. >> since we're doing it give a happy birthday to kevin hart. >> no. >> what about you? how about dwayne the rock johnson turning 76 this year? >> everybody go see "jumanji" december 13th. >> good ni

i don't mind being recognized for it. i don't mind talking about it.is a legend. peter's special episode airs on monday. >>> coming up, what do two avengers and the original scream queen have in common. it's their birthdays today and they're celebrating with "e.t." next on kron-4 news at eight: police arrest a south bay man in connection with an explosive device discovered at a local high school.what they uncovered when they entered his home.we are live on the scene with the very latest. plus, we speak with a woman who witnessed the deadly stabbing on bart... she says she did everything she could.. to save the victim.and the bay area city with a plan to address the housing crisis. but they need some help. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building th

i try to keep an open mind. what was alarming to me was dr. hill's warning of these conspiracy theories and talking points from putin, what that meant to our democracy. the second thing i have been very concerned about regarding the holding up of the money is how many people died? they are in a war. how many children? how many men? they keep focusing on like it was a big inconvenience. they are at war, they needed the money to protect themselves. i think a lot of this is what is the big deal? the big deal is saving lives. if somebody is at war and they need your money, that is the end of it. the second point is, it was about cheating. donald trump had rudy go out there and get the dirt. it was about cheating, knee capping his opponent and the cheating is similar to me like the college admission thing. we had the wealthy and powerful use their wealth and power to get ahead of everybody else in line. that is it, thank you. i have one question about c-span for years i have been listening to that classical music you guys play all the time and i thi

labour and let -- lib dems, i had to make my mind up andi lib dems, i had to make my mind up and i wases last night. apart from william, everyone is undecided. in the recent past people in this group have voted for labour, ukip, the conservatives, the snp, the lib dems and some have been too young to vote until now. they're aged between 18 and 62. and they roughly reflect the way the country as a whole voted in the brexit referendum, although were some were too young to vote, and someone else didn't vote in the eu ref. deborah mattinson from britain thinks is going to conduct the focus group and we've got politicians from labour, conservative and the lib dems watching the voters in an outside room just next door. we'll spend the last few minutes getting their reaction to what they've heard. deborah, before we start, can you briefly explain how you've chosen the voters here? there are some cynics on twitter, we don't mind cynicism. explain how you have selected them. the fact that they are genuinely undecided apart from william. but he was until yesterday genuinely undecided! we run the

do not i want to start by saying i'm here even though it's school holidays and to be honest i wouldn't mind taking a vacation. but we can't afford to waste time even though the politicians have all taken vacations. by the. i was the they do. if the demonstrations had been held on saturdays or sundays no one would have paid them any attention there would have just been a bunch of kids demonstrating in germany or wherever and no t.v. station would have bothered reporting it otherwise but because they're missing school people are paying attention that's how it works that somebody. there's a lot i was was. i i. as soon as the demonstrations over lena and john luka head to the station. dana is spending the summer into railing from one climate camp to another. the next is in lozano. later helped organize it. and some think you know about the school strikes he's at school. so are we but i don't live there on fridays aren't they i'm not against them but in my opinion the strike should be held at the weekend and not during school hours school is important let's face it. that's what this is how that.

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mind? caller: during the hearings i was keeping an open mind hoping rebuttal from republicans. i did not find that. see if anybodyo would adjust the fact rudy giuliani, the personal attorney of the president, was very involved. that is concerning to me. the republicans could not answer why that was the case. that theve concerns people in the trump administration are refusing to testify. those things leave me wondering what really happened. and lend credibility to the democrats in terms of their argument. host: thank you. let's go to james in philadelphia. good morning. did the hearings change your mind? caller: not at all. i'm grateful to go after this lady. she was right. when it comes to rudy giuliani being so involved in these overseas business, it did not make sense. rudy giuliani is his attorney. his attorney is giving falsehoods to his client? if you ask me, i agree with the gentleman from new york. it is sad this is under the impeachment clause. if you ask me, it is on record rudy giuliani was giving out falsehoods to the president. he put together a.ca and sent it to the

as he asked me what are you still doing here i answered i live here he replied but you don't mind you anymore there is no east germany anymore and i did a. hatred of foreignness exploded in 1902 with aggressive gang violence right wing radicals set apartment buildings on fire and burned cars that belong to vietnamese contract workers. we haven't just been miles and we saw the attacks on t.v. my husband cried. and i told him these are hard times for us i might have to leave the country. but home to just state today she feels more at home here but racism has again been on the rise in germany and it's beginning to scare her. of course i hope that the people i like will remain in the majority so that we won't be in danger. that germany has become her home but home tourist still has her vietnamese passport just in case. now we move to the west african country of senegal where the government is using education and family planning programs to try to cut the birthrate we'll talk to one of the people who's taking these programs into local communities. every day goodness are girls door to door

to keep away from all the social media you're not on twitter you're not on instagram no i just fragments my mind and his constant confusion i don't pick up email on the go if i'm not in the office i will not look at e-mail my phone doesn't pick up e-mail i have periods where i turn my phone off i like to think i like to reflect on things and if it's just constant i think you're thinking is very reactive very superficial i think we've been very like it's you actually being able to get hold of you both i heard people to you describe these kind of lifestyle as informational fasting and i personally find this matter for a very abacus abstaining from anything is the bast way i know of reining in the impulses that most of the industries are trying to you exploit don't you find it a bit contradictory though that you're you're consulting for corporations that ultimately want to exploit the milk our paleolithic emotions and our paleolithic brains and your own various sadek informationally ascetic lifestyle well i there are certain companies i will not work for there are other companies i may work for it

when i was in syria i didn't have a clue what your minds were like mine there are people of course but what makes them tick. is lost on him. i . mean those are good beat and i applied for asylum i didn't want to but i had to deal with that i realized that either i had to go back to syria and the war in or stay here as a refugee and as 1st thing. i . i think it. it's got to we've had refugees in germany before after world war 2. defused some people blamed them for everything but i don't they said their spongers the very same people who say that about refugees now said that about german refugees back then. or the like how can i help you here. because they're going to help me you can't go not at all ok then respond. to me put your finger here. look here yeah hear. hear. well baseball and i need that finger you. don't cut it off. life when you know what. it does you know i still remember your 1st birthday here yes the day before on the 19th i gave a long radio interview. orange dot com and we got to talking about my past and i grew up in nazi germany. and the radio interviewer asked me if

he said, you keep saying, i was alone. my mind didn't work in those connections of this is solitary imprison men. my mind worked to the point, my god, i have been given an incredible gift of time. no appointments. no meetings. no plans. what can i do with it? >> and sunday at 6 p.m. eastern

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this war was a bit more but i don't mind i'm not going to fight it out like i'm not. like someone saying that i am going on the kindest way. says i did it. because of it all the troops of the bubble to the dot so if possible that i'd let my daughter know i hate the dentist badly. it was some time ago that the dad group chose this square in which to dance but this is a pair particularly challenging simply 10 up to music guy but syria is different even in the taqiyya where there was no street to street fighting during the war people seem to have conflicting feelings about performance place like there. i don't know you guys there i'm afraid if these be a basis for numbers of very jobs mark in your list because you're going to get a name like dobbs order for him from our office like to look him up on the libyan ground to disagree with me try to let me know when quoting the would have no way to make them see she is very difficult to measure mr. earlier what i ask of you most of the cards are from hers or must be those about either of them to her about the new theory or the

haser: yes, my mind changed. ielt for sure democrats would be putting on a very strong inquiry hearing and they have not done so so far. leaningw, my mind is towards non-impeachment. host: why did you think they would put on a very strong impeachment inquiry? caller: because of all the dialect going on in the party enthusiasm to have -- so far, it has not proven fruitful. host: jane out of texas. mind has not changed. caller: yes. the wrong button because i have not changed my mind. i still would vote for trump again. i go by what the bible says and the bible says you don't kill babies and don't do this or that. i am 86 years old and when i was working in the polls when i was 20, i found the people in this tried to get rid of -- mess with the elections because they would take and void ballots and at the end, they would have too many ballots. at 3:00, they finally told me they had voted the 6 ballots they had voided. host: do you think there is anything that could come out this week that could change your mind? are

this you know i mean in your mind noticing quite you know. sort of a moment now to. what i'm focused on in the sort of what i'm on what it took and i said i'm not going to attempt. this you know i mean in your mind not a single when you are getting in when you cry i don't want to. me number and unanimous. the show could oh. yes it's a. question i. cannot only safe but i thought of going on with her to a frantic. point 0.10 because as if to say i said. this is ditto the news live from berlin celebration in hong kong pro-democracy candidates make massive gains as the probation vote collapses in the municipal elections the vote is seen as a referendum on the territories in battle government also coming up leaked documents shed light on the chinese government's massed attention of weaker muslims in a network of prison camps beijing and says they are voluntary education said just. another day of violence in iraq security forces opened fire on protesters.

those are the witnesses i have in mind that this is not my decision. i can't speak for the chairman. those witnesses do have material information about the president's conduct in this case. that's the proper focus in this inquiry. >> the republican party put forward a list of suggested witnesses they would like to see called. hunter biden and his business partner. is it safe to say they will never come before the house intelligence committee? >> we are not going to go back in time and revisit conspiracy theories implicated in the president's call. it was the former secretary of homeland security who told jake tapper that he was telling the president that watch of -- much of what the president alleged in that phone call about the ukrainians involvement in 2016 was just nonsense. 2016.'t want to revisit if people have relevant information we want to hear from them. no to the bidens. >> i don't see evidence that anything improper has happened and people have said these witnesses conducted themselves with integrity. >> tim morrison was on the republican lis

with family planning i have peace of mind now i can do it if i want without thinking of getting pregnant. in senegal around 95 percent of the population is muslim society here is conservative fell is part of a growing young generation of religious leaders who promote family planning file has trained more than 2500 him arms across the country he insists that the koran advocates breastfeeding and spacing out pregnancies but he knows when you read it works of the professor you can clearly see that he was against pregnancy because he said he had terrible consequences for the newborns and for the mother. progress has been made but there is still a long way to go health workers hope that more women and girls will soon have full control of the decisions concerning their bodies. now we travel to the netherlands where the coastline is threatened by rising sea levels in the port city of rotterdam they've come up with a novel way to house livestock away from the threatened you know lands 34 cows have moved into their new home a floating part. what makes cows happy enough feed and. fresh air so the

yeah, that was really what i had in mind. i thought, yeah, that was really what i had in mind.way that generates more and more anxiety, then we spread out to very large scale fear in the heart, if you're in the spirit, and fear is the worst counsellor. it causes selfishness, the search for the scapegoat, we stigmatise the others, the ones that are different from us, and ultimately it pushes us to build walls to separate each other. and this is indeed the phenomena we see around the world with physical was now. it's really important to spread out hope so doesn't mean doing good news journalism, out hope so doesn't mean doing good newsjournalism, or positive journalism, what i do, this is really how i coal my line —— call line is to do journalism with a hope for the future. that it is never too late, anything is impossible, and if it's in our hands. if we want a better world, then it is up to us to build it. thank you, frederique bedos, with your hopeful message and your future of humble heroes. that brings us to the end of this edition of newsday. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore

. >> i didn't mind that. i want to get back to that. the motivation is stay here, not go anywhere else. >> before the campfire, more than 26,000 people lived in paradise. now the town's homes being built. 500 more are on the way. hundreds packed downtown paradise today to honor the 85 lives lost and celebrate the resurrection. >> reporter: not everyone who used to live in paradise is willing to come back. next at , you'll hear from a family who lost their home in a fire and say it's too dangerous to come back. >> melissa, that is understandable. with all of this, we mentioned 85 people died. that's nearly triple the number of the second deadliest fire which happened in southern california back in 1933. more than 18,000 structures burned, most of them homes, and for some context there, the second most destructive fire in santa rosa, the 18,000 to 5,000. this shows the 153 acres. right in the middle of your map all the way east to big bend and to the western side. >> raj, the road to will be some time. there are homes and businesses poppi

. >> i don't mind. i walk a couple blocks. >> reporter: while this conference simulates the local economy. >> this year alone, we will bring in over $243 million in revenue into the city. we use 100% local vendors, restaurants, caters. everything is done locally. >> reporter: dreamforce will continue here through friday evening. among the speakers ahead, president obama, megan rapinoe and emily clark. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> journey in the background. thank you. >>> a bumpy ride for people using uber at sfo. the airport is hoping a new program will smooth things out. certain classes will be allow e premium curbside pickup. it allows customers who choose a premium ride to be picked up at designated areas along the curb in each terminal. those options are uber comfort, select and xl. >>> a display at the oakland zoo isn't as scary as it looks. there's shattered glass between people and the bears. visitors don't need to worry. a sign with a message explains the window is safe. one layer of the f

you drive me insane are you jekyll and hyde-ing me silently ♪ ♪ i can't see in the dark are you jekyll or hyde this time where's my mindplause] >>> this is "nightline." >>> tonight, the cave. a hidden hospital buried deep underground. one doctor standing her ground. the race to save lives as a civil war destroys syria. hundreds of thousands of people dead, over 6 million people displaced. the warrior doctor and her incredible acts of bravery. defying oppression and risking her life. documented by national geographic, hope shines in the darkest place. "nightline" will be right back.

>> yes, she was like, do you mind if -- to josh and i, do you mind if i call you on stage?ng to be a very low key, like you know, a couple of people and a piano or something. >> seth: yeah. >> it was like wall to wall gays like pouring out over the side, a line around the block. [ light laughter ] it was like a rock concert, and then we just lost our minds with her on stage >> seth: i was going to say, you were not a wallflower in this performance. let's take a look at this moment >> uh-oh ♪ let it go let it go can't hold it back anymor let it go let it go ♪ >> seth: that seems like quite a night! [ cheers and applause quite a night. >> yeah, do you just want to like headbang -- >> seth: yeah. >> when you listen to "let it go." >> seth: every time i listen to "let it go," it's like, "yeah! [ light laughter ] >> when i came off stage she was like, "i think you were head-banging during 'let it go.' >> seth: there has to be a first for everything you -- and then you had a premiere in l.a., you brought some family to that? yes? >> yes >> seth: nieces, what do you have >> yes, t