>> i suppose it's a fascinating question as well because i think this idea of conservation and, i suppose, one of the best definitions i got about conservation was management of change and that kind of acknowledgment that things must -- buildings must evolve and change. and i think in ireland, similarly, we have a mixed record, but i think there is this emerging attitude, i suppose, in a way i was looking at the -- it's now part of dublin city council offices. i don't know if you saw in the image i saw, we have people with workstations working. it's a typical office in this beautiful oval room. so, there is this balance between -- and i think someone mentioned the beautiful, i think, dr. seale mentioned the beautiful staircase there, which they bolstered with reinforced concrete because they're afraid it would be damaged, which is actually undermined, i will say, the quality of the staircase. and i think we're looking at undoing that. also the thing of the digital age that you mentioned and this thing of lasting, you know, and one thing that i found is the amazing availability of historic

on russia and this really, isuppose, is a bit these sanctions on russia and this really, i suppose,bit of solidarity with the uk. yeah, absolutely. so this is a win for the prime minister theresa may and is obviously in response to us and uk shared intelligence that allegedly two russians were responsible for the salisbury poisoning and it is mandated that sanctions would then be imposed on russia. so russia essentially has ten days, essentially has ten days, essentially a deadline to open up it scientific facilities to international investigators to ensure that they are not developing chemical and biological weapons, which would be in breach of international law. the us has responded with these sanctions, that is going to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars, they can affect 70% of the russian economy. so that isa 70% of the russian economy. so that is a very, very hard line in terms of what the americans have done, that can affect all state funded enterprises, it can affect aeroflot landing in the us, this is really taking that very, very hardline. particularly given the short

get to the point where i couldn't take it anymore i suppose it doesn't. i was in for the bones of them but i was our interview draws to a close we'd like you to complete three statements for us. first i helped to spread a half the propaganda and i regret that because. i brought other people into the party. in some cases it ruined their lives the boys and i truly regret that top it up as i wrote a book about the f.t. because via. that i wanted closure and to get that i had to work through everything that happened to me. radio vote for the age of fifty is a vote for and the other party dominated by far right radicals. francisco schreiber thank you thank you. next highlight. may be her only makes you happy st fishing in berlin. this cinema makes you happy at the low carnal film festival come on. moons make you happy fresh styles from scandinavia. your romex newest. pain sweat and compliment. seasonal workers on the greek holiday island of santa maria. most companies to europe. and put up with extreme working conditions. toiling in paris. seasonal work in cent

i suppose not because he is dead. t all my family have been very supportive, my brothers and my sister, in me saying things like that because i think they all feel the same way about it. he's dead, my mother's dead, and i think i've never felt that i should not say it because everybody, there is probably not a family in this world that hasn't got some skeleton in the cupboard, something they'd rather people not know about but i think it is important that the people do know about it, that we all suffer, in some way, somebody with mental illness, probably. i am sort of writing about life, not about specific circumstances. you go through some of the jobs you did, really menialjobs. sweeping up, literally sweeping up, and then there's another passage perhaps you could read too of how you found out what had happened to your father and, again, this is very, very moving. i suppose, at the time, i wanted to experience what it was like doing tough and boring manual labour. i had been reading a lot of hemingway at the time. all

that would have added to it, i suppose. we were in lockdown and you couldn't get out. everything seems totally fine. not being able to get out and seeing guys with masks running around your office, that was quite scary. every journalist around your office, that was quite scary. everyjournalist in parliament had an eyewitness account because everyone was parliament had an eyewitness account because everyone was there. yes, we all saw it. ok, onto the times, senior prosecutor under fire after ben stokes is cleared of affray — this in relation to the charges that we re this in relation to the charges that were laid against him in this case. yes, now, it seems, of course, after every legal failure the government, like they do, people jump on and say, why did you do that, why did you put this case, well, then we go over the details and ben stokes's legal team have seen off the charges, the attempt of assault, which he was cleared, in the end, for affray, and people pointed out his friend alex hales. and of course this debate will run on twitter nonetheless, but we must reme

they get to the point where i couldn't take it anymore i suppose it doesn't. mean for the bones of them but i saw our interview draws to a close we'd like you to complete three statements for us. first i helped to spread a hefty propaganda and i regret that because. i brought other people into the party and in some cases it ruined their lives the boys and i truly regret that top it up as i wrote a book about the f.t. because via. that i wanted closure and to get that i had to work through everything that happened to me. video vote for the a.v. is a vote for and the other party dominated by far right radicals from front to subscribers thank you thank you. if you would like to be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of those has a plan for you. so nothing is just that the children who have already been the boy and those that will follow are part of a new process. they could be the future of. granting opportunities for global news that matters d. w. made for mines. and for. language courses. video audio. anytime anywhere. fr

yeah, i suppose so. but i sort of...ly? yeah, in some curious way. on that happy note, i think we will leave it. rick stein, thank you very much. it has been really nice, gavin. it is really nice being interviewed by somebody who knows how to do it properly. look at that. i would be happy to eat out. i would be happy to eat that. hello there. we had a bit of rain around on friday across parts of northern england, north wales, into the midlands as well, but for most places it was another warm and dry day. this is how weak ended the day in topsham in devon. heading towards the weekend we will see scenes a little bit like this, more spells of sunshine around and it is looking dry and warm wherever you are. just the chance of the odd shower across northern and western parts of scotland, but it should be a dry weekend elsewhere. heading through the day on saturday, we have high pressure building its way in from the west, a couple of weak weather fronts pushing further south across the uk, introducing slightly fresher conditio

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>> no, i suppose i'm a shy attention seeker. i suppose i'm a wallflower in space. a very safe space that draws attention to you, but there are always actions and cuts. it's a safety net of sorts, where you can be an attention seeker, but in a very safe way. basically... cowardly. ( laughter ) >> stephen: look at me, but not too much. >> yeah. >> stephen: well, as i said before, you were nominated for your portrayal of mildred loving just-- ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. >> stephen: and we just passed-- we just passed loving day, which was the anniversary of the 1967 judgment by the supreme court, striking down the anti- miscegenation laws in 16 states that still had them at the time. how has playing that role sort of changed your life? or has it? >> yes, most definitely it has. i mean-- primarily because, like, i suppose i got to-- i got to meet someone-- oh, in the esoteric sense of, like, meeting someone who changed the course of the world, really, in terms of that. >> stephen: did you meet mildred-- >> no, i mean in playing her. i felt i met her. i felt i

if he was a mechanic as we believe he was or someone involved what about security clearance so i suppose that so we managed to get on the plane and just the basic information about at the start one of these things would be enough. sorry you're breaking up there can you repeat the question how would somebody of potentially infer a mind should we may be able to get so close to get on board a plane started it and fly it off well the report says that he's an employee so he already has access. and. this is what we call an in and inside the risk it's been highlighted over the past several years by various sources including i our. you know with all the security measures that we have around with because the passengers. it has been warned that we need to start looking into employees but unfortunately it's not a very popular subject within the industry because it was highlighted with the german wings crash was when the pilot. played out of the mountains but back to this again ok so he would have had security clearance to be air side potentially he was potentially a mechanic that's maybe why he was

i suppose thatis is going on the boaster! i suppose that is a fun thing about it.e two women as the central characters in this style of film? and a female director in the form of suzanna vogel. and dvd? tully will keep you guessing. they work together on juno, which tully will keep you guessing. they work together onjuno, which is the pregnancy one and this is the motherhood one. charlize theron needs a night nanny. and the night nanny comes in and it is about a charismatic nanny that comes in, but what is she up to? is there an element of the hand that rocks the cradle? . they are all talented. that is a winner. that is your dvd for the week if you fancy staying in. nice to see you. enjoy your cinema going whatever you decide to see. an interesting week and plenty to go and watch. see you next time. goodbye. good evening, as far as meteorologists are concerned, the last day of august is the last day of summer but this morning it felt autumnal with a chilly start but the temperatures climbed by day and by night through the weekend and it will be largely dry. late s

explain behavior again i'm not saying the end tired north african community there are a lot of places i suppose i work with interest and they're not easy let me answer i'm to understand there is a problem which has to be settled i have no people of the north african community who are ashamed of what other people in their community doing and you can see this unfortunate on a daily basis imagine the french person who has no contacts with the north african community but who reads the press on a daily basis and we'd see people who have been committing crimes who have been terror who are terrorists who are advocating death to france or that they hatreds and every time to read this unfortunate again i'm the first to say unfortunately unfortunately see that they're often associated with the name from north africa now there are people who are considering that the route the original behavior the. sexual or at a show or favor on the known face is. a good purpose to discriminate they are wrong on their own not respecting the law this is what we have to remind him of in the states which is the state of low

i suppose that just shows how bad things are getting. >> yeah, i think so. of panic going, when your currency loses 50% of its value over the space of a couple of months. there's good reason to panic. and it is a proper crisis, a proper currency crisis that's happening in turkey at the moment. i personally believe that we've probably seen the worst of the move in the currency at the moment. but i don't think we've seen the worst of the economic impacts of the move that we've had so far. so i think there will be certain fairly bad repercussions from the moves that we have seen and the weakening in the lira. rishaad: this has just come from a total incompetence more than anything else. >> yeah. it was interesting, dan just mentioned the markets are not giving erdogan the benefit of the doubt. and for good reason. he's certainly not trusted as an economic thought leader. his views on monetary policy have been very poorly regarded by the market and so i don't think that they should give him the benefit of the doubt. certainly he isn't doing anything at this stag

i suppose probably because he is a writer, he has written 15 books already, some of them fiction. it is not something new for him and i guess it isa something new for him and i guess it is a fact that the sinn fein people during the negotiations did have their own people bring in food, i think maybe preprepared, i'm not certain, and give it to the people doing the negotiating when they needed it. and i suppose his publisher thought it was a good idea for a book especially in the run—up to christmas. as you say he is a writer but also a politician so he does not casually mentioned the prospect of a cook book without maybe there being a little bit more to it. what is in the timing or perhaps the attempt to put out a new image, is that part of this? well you are the second person in the media that said this to me. i was talking to gerry adams about his books last night in the interview and if you go back to the earliest writing that he did. cage 11 it is called, when he sneaked out columns to be published in the republican news, much of them described life in the internment camps whi

i suppose impeachment is now on the table. my fear is that the nancy pelosi types will say i don't know how that plays in nebraska, i'm going to do some political calculations and maybe i will get to it later. just do what is right. host: what changes if the president moves to pardon one or perhaps both of these men? guest: how much evidence to the american people need that the guy is guilty? first of all nonstop maniacal tweets of it is collusion, it is a witchhunt. the guy is literally off his rocker. he is mentally unbalanced. we are going around pretending the emperor has clothes on. unhinged andely why is he reacting in such a crazy over-the-top way? because he did it. likes he pardoning people sheriff joe arpaio to set a standard for? remember scooter libb he for no reason, it was obviously to say the people who have information on my criminal actions, i can pardon you. now we are at a point where you have to pardon people that were literally his co-conspirators. if he does that, of course he should be impeached. close.ot

there were eight people with eight different perspectives i suppose and they all took away different m the meeting. 0k, took away different things from the meeting. ok, so that was mary collins speaking to me from earlier. i don't know if you can hear or not, but hosier has actually come onto the stage. that is a big pull. he is the stage. that is a big pull. he is the really big name. we are going to hear from the really big name. we are going to hearfrom him for a while. we are due to hearfrom hearfrom him for a while. we are due to hear from some other musicians and in half an hour, eve ryo ne musicians and in half an hour, everyone who is gathered here is going to go on a silent march to a former magdalene laundry site. i think it is going to be our time for contemplation and to reflect about things. and it will be an opportunity for people to leave messages. for opportunity for people to leave messages. foi’ now, opportunity for people to leave messages. for now, anita, back to you. julie, thank you very much. julie was at the garden of remembrance in central dublin. here at phoe

as we talked earlier looking at some of these extraordinary pictures and this just i suppose the sheer scale of the thing that they're going to have to move in order to get to people underneath it and what sort of an operation is it that i mean how how much heavy lifting did i still need to get into place to to continue with this well it's a huge operation lauren i mean the the number of volunteers and the army could be brought in are heavy. equipment for moving you know earth moving equipment are has been brought him the authorities have asked the population to stay away from the area and a whole section has been cordoned off obviously that motorway can no longer be traveled on the trains in the railway line below. where the disaster occurred has also been all the trends have been suspended there fortunately the two warehouses that were underneath were empty because this is the height of the summer season and they were not being used it appears there were no people in those warehouses but i but the rescue operation continues and the they need to carry out further checks but yes you ar

i suppose the question for you, become reality.ittle while yet. a few yea rs longer? a little while yet. a few years to go to 75, let alone 82. longer? a little while yet. a few years to go to 75, let alone 82m comes down to passion. and you need money to pay for your long life. we have loads of tweets. quite a lot of those involving creative stuff. jazz players and teachers. that's it from business live today. there will be more business news throughout the day on the bbc live web page and on world business report. we'll see you again tomorrow. hello. it will be another hot and sunny day across the south—east of england. temperatures up into the high 20s to the low 30s but further north and west little bit fresher, similarto north and west little bit fresher, similar to yesterday with a fair amount of cloud and showers will step the rain for that is this area of low pressure. this weather front is the dividing line between the pressure conditions of the north and the hotter conditions towards the south—east. we have also got a bit

i suppose. even today seventy three years later. they must believe what they did was justifiable. to be justified. to end the war quickly and to rescue american g.i.'s lives. that was ok i think that mentality is still continues unfortunately. not thinking people are though i think many americans woke up it was such a atrocity unacceptable immoral or illegal at united states took and many americans sorry about that but as a state the other nation i guess they're too proud to apologize i know apology was a very contentious controversial issue i feel if he offered it we should have accepted that we deserved stepped up but he chose not to and he couldn't have i suppose because of the political community in the state especially during the presidential election time. but it's not totally. inappropriate. if he did. the apology. you know in the war everybody did a horrible thing. against international law international humanitarian law germans them british the us the japanese did to let. alone our cases when most cases nations do apologize jan germans made sure they lived their life out o

you know when you look at i suppose. nobody. has a phone coverage as often during a conflict because either communication infrastructure was bombarded or destroyed or the authorities in charge themselves shut them down to make sure that no military information comes and on the outs of the place the both sides understand that we're not here to support the position we're not here to support the government we're here to help the people during this difficult time. to. meet them and if we didn't you and i want to have equipment and want them second. medium and i'm going to go back to one of whatever the gloveman i took the most of the decline left media that's been meeting a bit of them a then bob and i want them by me what that could mean a minute ten twelve and i wasn't would give them up and make a half hour made by me as a member of the military it was an ethnically divided many she began with me but i'm acutely p.o.p. game of them have been times when he. was going to give. me a. very new menu and then sent. and i doubt anyone w

it is tempting danger, i suppose. let's move onto the front of the sun newspaper.done our best to avoid boris john5on tonight but we cannot quite avoid it and we cannot re5i5t john5on tonight but we cannot quite avoid it and we cannot resist it at lea5t avoid it and we cannot resist it at least for newspaper review, if only for the story in the times. i5 least for newspaper review, if only for the story in the times. is this ju5t for the story in the times. is this just a silly summer 5tory? for the story in the times. is this just a silly summer story? it is not. of the range of sanctions available to be conservative party as they are investigating boris johnson, one of them is to send him to diversity shredding. there is no way they will expel him from the tory party or remove the whip. it would provoke the mother of all i’ows. would provoke the mother of all rows. even tory mps like who think you should apologise, i do not genuinely think this is worthy of an expulsion. i was wondering what would borisjohnson expulsion. i was wondering what would boris johnson a

finally they gave up and went on by me on bicycles and returns because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for goes than writing i'm biased as knowledge i was only challenged to those women back home who are volatile by the duties and social norms and informed them of oded decent rights my name is dave out of the home and a war that's he's a. lebanese reputation her leg arsonist believed. rich. cool the roman emperor nero. to be just get back trust. remount historians are reexamining. rethinking wrote his history be known figure to be introduced him her lead starts aug fourteenth on d. w. . the lead. of the law. student news wire from dora when turkey's currency in free fall amid a diplomatic spat between washington and uncorrupt the liberal plunges told record lows that for donald trump ramps up tariffs on turkish imports turkish president right have chapter one is defiant saying his country what emerged victorious in an economic war and also coming up. thousands of tourists are left going nowhere as ryanair pilots walked off the job at europe's biggest budget airline

in terms of your legacy when you look back now and when you consider everything, i suppose you have had when you are in the moment you do not let yourself do that because you are focused on the next games. how do you back on your career? you are right, i have that time now to allow myself to look back on those moments. i am myself to look back on those moments. iam really myself to look back on those moments. i am really appreciative for the time i had in the sport and what i have achieved and really those people who helped me achieve what i did. it is great now that i can sit back and relax a little bit more, i don't have to do the gruelling training. i can look back at those great memories. great to have a chat with jessica at those great memories. great to have a chat withjessica ennis—hill a little earlier. (tx vt) england have named their team to face india in the fourth test tomorrow with moeen ali back in the side. the all—rounder will bat at seven — he has been recalled in place of ollie pope in the lineup. joe root will havejonny bairstow in the side, that's despite breaking hi

another holiday related story, i suppose, questions.oliday related story, isuppose, is questions. another holiday related story, i suppose, is the meltdown at gatwick that was reported in the metro. this is extraordinary. all the big screens for the flight information went down and so they ended up using good old marker pens and whiteboard ended up using good old marker pens and whiteboa rd to ended up using good old marker pens and whiteboard to tell everyone where the flights were. because a of —— chaos. where the flights were. because a of -- chaos. there is a picture of the whiteboard to work off from horrible office meetings as they do not want to be. the time of year when our airports get overcrowded and we have this kind of horrific british thing of walking we not do these things, why are there queues at heathrow, is a government, is incompetent administrators? i think workers adopting a basic approach as a measure reports is a refreshing thing slightly. there are worse things that can go wrong with your holiday than having to ge

what am i supposed to do here? i'll stay here until i can get in.liver: a sense of desperation drives them. for moussa and his friends, it's europe or nothing. brent: the u.s. has imposed new sanctions against russia today. helena has that story. it keeps coming. reporter: just keeps coming, the latest effort by the trump administration to ramp up pressure on the russian economy. officials in moscow say they're bracing for lower growth and weaker ruble as a direct result. until now, the kremlin dismissed falls in currency as market volatility. not anymore, though. reporter: this russian reporter is saying the u.s. has banned exports of gas turbines to russia. until now, the kremlin has been unrelfed by u.s. sanctions. but the mere announcement of this list sent stocks in large state owned companies tumbling on the moscow stock exchange. flight carrier aeroflot fell 12% and the ruble exchange rate has dropped sharply in recent weeks. foreign minister, sergey lavrov, is outraged. úits sanctions have nothing to do with syria, ukraine or crimea. they're

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i think there is, i suppose i is the case -- suppose it is the case that trump is completely innocent of absolutely anything having to do with anything russia, anything in 2016, and this -- and when he refers to a cloud he is j saying, these suspicions, these unfounded suspicions have made it difficult for him to orate as president, to do his job, to govern, to create norl relations with all kinds of different countries because of this suspicion. and so that ise the c that his defenders would make. nonetheless, the -- i think any lawyer would tell their client in this situation, don't kep talking about the investigation. don't keep -- especiallyu when are, you know, the boss of these people, don't put pressure on them like this even if you don't actually mean that as a dir to stop the investigation. it looks that way. peter: we saw recent reports that mueller is looking atpr ious tweets and statements as perhaps adding up to a pattern that could amount to obstruction of justice. president trump just handed him one more piece of evidence if that is the case he is building. he is buildi

present no doubt what is disputed is illegal i yeard legitimate claim that our i am supposed to be leading the people of zimbabwe. post-election clashes resulted in violence with sylvia my foes are one of those killed the president has promised an inquiry and also talked of political unity. oh merkel lutes and other political parties who couldn't get arrested for just ended a minor election we are all republicans what you know. is greater than what ever our dividers. but the president too took over from veteran leader robert mccarthy last year most know it would take more than one words to unite this country. as now look at some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. senator john mccain has died at the age of eighty one after a year long struggle with brain cancer he had a distinguished military and political career mccain was shot down during the vietnam war and held captive for more than five years has served as a u.s. senator for more than thirty years and made. to feel for the presidency. the head of the so-called islamic state in afghanistan has been killed in an airst

i suppose she has to say that.king forward to the tory party conference coming up. there is talk of borisjohnson talking about his vision for brexit, whether it is a vision or a plan, it will get the eurosceptics and the brexiteers in the tory party very energised and i am sure with the likes of jacob rees—mogg energised and i am sure with the likes ofjacob rees—mogg backing him to be the leader of the tory party. she wants to have a good tory party conference and it is clearly on her mind because she is talking about the domestic agenda and the great thing she has done, getting young people on the housing ladder, which iam sure people on the housing ladder, which i am sure is something that you would disagree with.” i am sure is something that you would disagree with. i am apolitical. it will be a short conference. she doesn't want to talk about brexit and borisjohnson but u nfortu nately about brexit and borisjohnson but unfortunately she is talking about both. the most telling paragraph in this piece on the guar

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suppose it has been a challenge. i enjoy it very much.gian, is to gently help people to answer their questions but also to question their a nswe rs. questions but also to question their answers. to make them beyond perhaps simplistic understanding to a deeper faith. i imagine some viewers today are struggling, seeing could our lady have appeared at knock? it makes no sense. but maybe it does? if you understand the care of god, god's interest in us as people. especially at our most vulnerable. god can mediate and be present to us through loved ones. who have gone before us. in ireland, the presence of those who has gone before. it is very profound. yesterday, for example, the parents of a father from iraq, he has a strong irish connection. he is now on the path to the advocate. the pope is now presenting golden rosemary —— golden rosary beads. this goes back to the famous battle of the pa nto. back to the famous battle of the panto. it back to the famous battle of the pa nto. it became back to the famous battle of the panto. it became a sy

but i suppose it does show how bad things are. ke to some opposition activists, and they said they do not like nicolas maduro, but they would not want him dead. that would not be their way to get into office, to kick out of others. so things must be tabled to get to this stage. absolutely. and this is a thread of events that have been taking place over the past year or so where there have been some violent actions against the government from these fringe far—right or anti—government— iam not fringe far—right or anti—government— i am not sure they have a proper ideology. they just want i am not sure they have a proper ideology. theyjust want nicolas maduro out. something the opposition is in disarray, there is desperation in the country. nicolas maduro one election in may. he has now and as economic reforms. people are possibly hopeful this could improve the situation on the ground. but overall he has displayed a voter infinity. the dramatic erosion of democratic institutions in the country, and so i think it is correct that some pr

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i suppose i was probably more inspired by the rich tapestry of catholicism with lots of you know ground. aspects of. what to me are close to idolatry really because it's going a little over the. according to ian anderson the church makes use of a sham god in the artwork inside the album he even stages himself as a deaf a creator. i always felt that it wasn't necessary to go into into a church or any place of worship in order to experience spirituality and i feel more or less the same to day i think you can find that spiritual connection in you know you might find it in a sort of you might find it in a. find in a sex shop i mean who knows there's a boundless possibilities for connecting with the world of spirituality in the broad sense. i'm not anti religion but i criticized as i was continue to criticize not the church so much as some of the people whose. degree of power and control that they have within. the hierarchy of the clergy isn't always to my liking but yes the church like any. society should be open to criticism. rock'n'roll clearly rolls much more against the religious dogmas

. >> it's possible i suppose. but very early utopian writer to have this idea we can solve the problem the kind of people and then to do the dirty jobs. i suppose but why you need to do that at all? you can make much more interesting and stupid games and just to allocate jobs there is no way given that choice to do whatever they want would end up he put in another box but even those doing precise things. >> you talked a lot about work ethic and you talk about taking away their jobs. and with that philosophy he trained in economics. basically all trying to maximize our utility with the maximum benefits with the least amount of expenditure. so by that logic if you have a job where you're paid money you should be delighted. this is great. and actually on the one hand. and listing with illnesses. and with all this teamwork and conrad reap. [inaudible] but then the additional element that they cannot justify it themselves that they should be happy but then they complain. i'm so happy and then you are complaining that t

i suppose that kind of sums up in a nutshell, those tweets?oes if you look at what the former vice president of the united states said, that really embodies not only this career in politics, but this commitment to public service as an american patriot, and as a sailor, and asa american patriot, and as a sailor, and as a senator, and people really recognise what senatorjohn mccain did for this country, the sacrifices he made free country, and as historians look back at this time in public service, there will recognise that this is a once in a generation individual to step and seven public service. he served world leaders and people who've worked in governments around the world, and there will know him because he had a huge interest in foreign affairs. how would you some up this diplomatic philosophy in terms of the grand scheme of american diplomacy? as the former senator, he worked hand in glove with the foreign relations committee, regardless of the party and present in power, trying to make sure that american diplomacy, peace through strengt

what am i supposed to do here i'll stay here until i can get in. their sense of desperation is what drives them. and his friends it's euro or nothing. well the u.s. has impose new sanctions against russia today helena has that story just keeps coming just keeps coming the latest that in fact brant by the trumpet administration to ramp up pressure on the russian economy officials in moscow say they're bracing for lower growth and a week of ruble as a direct result now until now the kremlin had dismissed the big falls in the currency as market volatility not anymore they. don't know what you know it's a modest russian reporters saying that the u.s. is now banned exports of gas turbines to russia along with key items for the aviation industry like jet engines and electronics until now the kremlin has been demonstrably on ruffled by u.s. sanctions especially since an earlier round had long reduced trade in military goods. but the mere announcement of this list sent stocks in large state owned companies tumbling on the moscow stock exchange. flag carrie

kind of i do i do i talk about it in the book i just i broke up with the world in a way the idea of the preconceived notion of what you're supposed to look like as a woman and i was she would look good or to call me this film director really. funnily enough. and you still believe that this is continuing today actors in hollywood if they're female have to conform to that there is very little leeway specially for anyone starting out well that's the whole thing there's a lot of leeway there's so much leeway but they don't know that they're trained out of thinking there's any leeway this is how it's been done is how it's always been done this is how we should do it and i just think. it's not even a good system they're not even great businessman they could be making so much more money it's not even if you can tin you to take what's special about people and massage it away until they're just an atomic time until they no longer know who they are what they are then what are you selling you're selling what you think someone should be and that person behind the scenes might not be somebody you want in your head. so it's not even capitalism