i was. told. i. was i was i was. already i was i was i was i. was. told he was i was. so those of the top three goals of the month of january be sure to send your picks the address there on your screen with a bit of luck you could win the bundesliga jazzy of your choice so disappointed by the by play as i hope you are not we will give you back on sunday with both the world of the year not the i'm going to be discussing the day's matches in outspoken sic god and the rest of match days twenty's tough talking points thanks to you don't miss that until then these are all awesome shots the best moments from the wee. chance so far for me and the rest of the team here in bahrain thank you and goodbye. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised and it's how we thank our ship for just one to the shadow and if you newspapers when official information has attorneys i have work on the strength of many can trust and their problems are almost the same chords in the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption who can afford to s

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i was determined and i got in and i was trudging along. ihould say i was inching along because the snow was coming down. i got to a point where i was probably 15-maybe 20 minutes away from where he was speaking. it normally would've taken all of 20 minutes to get there, but it was so slow going through the snow. i started sliding. i started sliding towards this telephone pole. i stopped really short of it and i said you have to go home. you cannot do this. this is ridiculous. this is insane. you must go home. i turned around and i think a couple days later i am at work. there was a reporter there and he made it there. he lived not far from there. i remember him going on and on about their only being five or six of us. nobody could leave so he had a great time and told stories. i was already heartbroken, and then several months later he passed away. now if there somebody i want to see, i find a way to see them. brian: here he is in 1965 at the cambridge union society. he is debating a conservative, william f buckley. [video clip] >> >> the ex

i should say i was inching along. i got to a point where i was5-maybe 20 minutes away from where he was speaking. slow going so through the snow. i started sliding. i started sliding towards this telephone pole. i stopped really short of it and i said you have to go home. this is ridiculous. you must go home. i turned around and i think a couple days later i am at work. there was a reporter there and he made it. i remember him going on and on about their only being five or six of us. nobody could leave so he had a great time and told stories. i was heartbroken and then several months later he passed away. now if there somebody i want to see, i find a way to see them. brian: here he is in 1965 at the society. union he is debating a conservative. here is james baldwin. x attorney general, mr. robert kennedy said it was conceivable that in 40 years in a negrowe might have president. i was in harlem when the statement was first heard. in a harlem barber shop he only got here yesterday. now he is already on his way. he tells us that maybe in 40 we may

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i did the very best i could and i turned them in. after i turned them in, i left. and as i was leaving, a group of white men wasmy friends. and i got them in my truck and got them away as quick as i could. >> my name is curtis dawson. i was born and raised in the county. i was in liberty, mississippi, on the way to the courthouse to register to vote. me and knox and moses. we met three white men, and one of them jumped on moses and began to beat him. >> he was the father of nine children in the county. the county is 54% negro. he tried very hard to get his fellow citizens out to register .o vote i he was killed by a state representative from mississippi, a white state representative, after he himself had tried to vote. these are pictures of his wife and his nine children. no more mourning mourning for me before i see her face i will be buried in my grave and go home to my lord and be free and be free no segregation no segregation ♪ >> director of the student nonviolent coordinating committee voter registration project in mississippi, robert moses. >> young people working with the student nonviolent coordinating

i went to liberty, mississippi to register. i was given a paper to fill out. i did the very best i could and i turned it in. after i turned it in, i left, and as i wasnterfering with some of my friends, and i got in my truck and got away as quick as i could. >> i was born and raised in the county. i was in liberty, mississippi on the way to the courthouse to register to vote. me and nox and moses. we met three white men, and one of them jumped on moses and again to beat him. >> there was a father of some nine children in a county that was 54% negro league -- negro. he was trying to get the citizens out to vote. he was killed by a state representative from mississippi, a white state representative, after he himself had tried to vote. these are pictures of his wife and nine children. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the director of the student nonviolent coordinating committee voter registration project in mississippi, robert moses. >> young people working with the student nonviolent coordinating committee are characterized by a restless energy, and their world is upset and they feel that if they are ever going to get it straight, they must upset it more. >> i worked in vote

i was. with. was was. i was. right it. was i. was. told. i was i was i. so those of the top three goals of the month of january be sure to send your pics the address that on your screen with a bit of luck you could win the bundesliga jazzy of your choice so disappointed on the bottom play as i hope you are not we would be back on sunday with wealth of the year i think i'm going to be discussing the days matches and i was fucking sick guts and the rest of match days twenty's talk talking points explain to miss that until then these are all awesome shots the best moments from the wee. ken so far from me and the rest of the team here thank you. the book. the book. the book. the a. length. meet the artist we talked to sasha. a choreographer who constantly pushing the limits of dance theater was for me was. a misguided she's been dancing against the current for twenty five years where does she get her energy from me. next. nicolo schneider stoner died of leukemia at the age of twenty two and then his wife was diagnosed with cancer prompting him to resign as ch

i. was i. was i. i. was. sent to discrimination the manager of several highly successful linked news projects blog facebook this money for suspending their accounts until about. a french colonel who played a key role in the fight against islamic state in syria could be set to face punishment off the land by us america's destructive anti terror tactics. and a new report from the u.k.'s house of lords suggests that weapons sales to saudi arabia have exacerbated yemen's humanitarian crisis.

i. was i was i was and was i. was i. am so in protest as on the border with colombia or set i mean a simple bus a light growing tension over us a delivery strips of fired tear gas and stone throwing opposition protesters who were reportedly trying to get us a shipments in president maduro has closed all borders so plainly the one guy does saturday deadline to let usaid into the country is about to expire on t.v. correspondent ann kellan reports from the colombian side of the border. well this is the t.n.t. to us bridge crossing behind me you can see this is where colombia and venezuela meet you can see the infamous shipping containers that we've seen in so many photos this is this far as anyone is allowed to go police are under strict orders to not allow anyone to pass into a colombian president iran dukie gives the order for these ten trucks carrying six hundred tons of so-called humanitarian aid to cross the bridge and attempt to enter venezuela and venezuela's borders the police are saying that duke a may allow protest

i sat there and there was no sleep coming. you know, i was kind of relaxing but i was also kinda itching to do something. i was like, "okay, now what? now what are we gonna do?" so as i was sitting there trying to sleep, we got a message that our house was still there and we couldn't believe it was still there. >> it wasn't time for a victory dance yet because we -- we couldn't believe that anything could've survived. >> i wasn't 100% sure that the fire had gone through and it wasn't gonna come back or what it was gonna do, but i had to check. mainly it wasn't really the house, it was the animals, it was the horses. you know, go find them and see, you know, if they're okay. and, you know, lend support to the horses, you know, and -- and help them. so that was really the reason to go back. >> so i said to thomas, "why don't you just go? just go see if you can get to it and see what's left." >> and i get in the car and, you know, i just make my way back there. and as i'm driving through this development, i was transported into a war zone. i was like, "this can't be real." i, you know, i wasn't seeing any peo

it wasn't until i was a teenager that i heard autism in relation to myself, and i rejected it. i was very loud, i took up a lot of space, and it was because mostly taking up space let everybody else know where i existed in the world. i didn't like to talk to people really, and then, when i did, i overshared. i was very difficult to be around. but the friends that i have are >> we're convened in open session. we have, i'll turn it back over to the president. >> we're now in open session. item number 26. >> possible report on action taken in closed session regarding the employee evaluation. presented by president breslin. >> any motion? >> i move that we not report on the action taken in closed session regarding the employee valuation. >> second. >> it's been moved and second. there isn't any public to comment here so all those in favor. >> aye. >> those opposed. >> it's unanimous. item number 27, please. >> item 27 vote to elect whether to disclose any or all discussion held in closed session regarding the public employee evaluation presented by president breslin. >> motion. >> i move

i said i need to go to work and stay awake. i dropped my son off at school and before i got home i had to pull over and take a nap. and i was ashamed, and i wasoing the best i could. and i was a great mother, but it was killing me. >> reporter: m.s. is a chronic, unpredictable unpredictable disease and can cause problem with vision, balance and muscle control. before she was diagnosed, selma sought out the help of fellow actor michael j. fox who has lived with parkinson's for nearly 30 years. >> i reached out to him and dm d him and said i don't know who to tell, but i'm dropping things. i'm doing strange things. i have a tremor. my pinky won't stop moving. my leg, i can't feel, it's bouncing. and i said i'm sorry if this is inappropriate. i don't know who to turn to. and i don't know him. it was because he was a celebrity, an actor that came out and still talks about it. he got in touch with me, and we began a conversation. and my m.s. hits in spots that make at that very plus u plus, i was like, i have michael j. fox's e-mail now. >> reporter: wouldn't it be funny if i fell in? it was a fall in front of a doctor that lead to her diagnosis l

that he is a young child because i mean i was i. guess. i was. maybe so will i use a line well maybe the kid me which i made was the commander looking for whom are your of course of the future but i mean you score some measure how don't produce. was. i. limit was that the that they had to make an example be in the can probably going to come of us have it came out only the impulses dangle because it and then that i will be cooking to see the ending because you'll pay for it those then because at the political map for you. at least earning. i think it. was half. the. same way. it was going to you in the jungle getting a general. was fifteen. yes. yes yes oh s. ok. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the book different clubs on one hand it is logical to sort of go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising. or not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not be or else you think i was going to do. by the wa

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all i wanted was to use your body wash and all i wanted was to have a body wash. >>> i feel like i wasgirlfriend. initially, i couldn't really tell them apart. i would bump into them and i wasn't quite sure which one i was going out with. bob has this very raw, natural type of intelligence that i think i was attracted to. >> i always thought david was the best, right, of the three of them. i've said it before, you know. i got the pick of the litter. >> without a doubt, eddy was the handsomest of all the three triplets. of course, i'm partial. but, you know. i adored him. when i met him, he was the last holdout. the casanova of the three. and i said, oh, boy, this guy is a real bachelor-like player. but he was so warm in his smile and he had wonderful, beautiful hands, soft hands. and when i shook his hand, i mean, i just -- you know, i just fell in love with him. i'm from a big, colorful, irish catholic family, and he was a jewish guy. when he came to the house for the first time, he looked at my dad and he said, i don't know if you know this, mr. shanle. i've been seeing brenda every

was a joint and i got to tell you i took a hit off the joint and i thought i was a different human being i went from smoking pot at but that kid to do an essay of anything that made me forget about who i was were was that and what i looked like was what i wanted i wanted what you had i want to your mom and dad i wanted your blond hair i wanted your blue eyes i want to get i wanted your legs if i could have all of that i'd been here and now why i need to be somewhere else i think i was always trying to commit suicide but i didn't have the guts to actually do it i got to tell you were drugs took me crack cocaine instantly took every single thing that i hear i had no morals left by the time i was done i had i was about seventy five pounds almost eighty pounds when i got sober i met a man in my dreams you know we all have one of those and two years later i am pregnant with my daughter and everybody asked me to abort because i was a drug addict and i said no i was going to have this baby you know because i'm just fine this is great i'm going to have this baby i have this baby. and. the scotts always talk with me. i remember when my daughter was six months old and we had no food for her she had

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the photograph was what was said in the photograph was what was said in the photograph was what i wanted to bring out. as a child, i was open to life magazine with photography, and also, i cinema and there were newsreels. i saw what was going around andi newsreels. i saw what was going around and i suppose there was a churning of that same emotion of i wa nt to ca ptu re churning of that same emotion of i want to capture something and say something. but i was very moved by what was happening around me. and thatis what was happening around me. and that is why i really became interested in documentary photography rather than just taking the water rolling over the stones. so, it was a desire, in a sense, to tell stories, and stories of people with remarks absolutely, and i think that i am really a storyteller at heart, and i want to tell stories, but i want the stories to mean something, and i also want the story is -- something, and i also want the story is —— stories to produce an effect at the end. but if we are talking now about those early years of photography, the late 405, early 19505, you were a woman in a man's world. and i am thinking of some of your very well—kn

so then i don't know if that's one of the legs and one of the here i was did a lot i just thought i was being what they are i was really. pushing to go a little too because i got children so i mean as of movie it's on the times of a half minute only story but instead of calling a friend michael would. yeah i'm the same class parents bude your teddy as i'd like it's better to have you on the benefits as a class pensioners when they are farm get anxiety buy a house and see him swaddled as here becomes a business like all but not a lot of them was it can be a thousand plus this will never be as big only have in was fun kids think or what that is about and so as a dad i had to. work. for mr obama as invited and found in austin i said you know me time found from home at odd and a band and a band on and said langham dam ice event is what i was missing on aren't and having fun is our band going to have dinner on those islands off. and i'm having this issue felt an affront to him having a man as angus dame often arm by number can him with you on a disdain or had to almost some transport of a ta

so i do you know could you know connie and i to get on and was all that i want to. feel good. to. have to decide all holidays but i was back. in time this yada yada. wished i was on the bus that had to have. been hell you want to. close and i'll go to hell as long as i can tell you how could i. have our. own house i. don't occlusion i don't catch why i want to. lousily good deal with a classmate told years ago to look up in the sky with the. why. and i would stay out of the as a warning. on it but it is a lot of telling us that i had to give my dues. several hundred county analysts that i love and i think. i didn't belong. in there. and i didn't because i would have to be one of the only as it was shot. oh not k. i need to know what costume a lot of. it's a one hundred twenty five and should do not only you know him global issue won't be a missing one day is an issue and i. assume his home i smile running. around and yeah go to. an equation water filter nuke and it could as well sell off shows a vessel of a goodly community events in the gulf so should know one is doing it in on a friend who does. so it may change so

i mean i was good to. see. i was. maybe so will i use a time well maybe the community maybe the commandos in full moon where you're of course of the future but i mean this course the middle height of the orders. was. i. limit was that big that they had to make it was somebody in the can probably call the cover was have it came out only the impulses dangle because it and then that will be cooking to see the ending because your pig lloyd was then with us at the police command for you keep seeking. i. think i was ever. the. same way i was are you in the jungle getting a general. was. i. belief. loose. after a rather bumpy rollout of the new. green deal is upon this co-sponsored by democratic firebrand alexandria ocasio protest the plan for sees a radical restructuring of the american economy and how people will live but the plan does not address is how much it cost how much will we have to go into the red become greece. and another one of the. way to go for the food. bank itself movie theater. plus we've got to go through hard not to th

i really loved it. it was a massive change in my life. geographically, socially, financially as well. david: i assume the income was not the same. christine: it was like divided by 10. that's what it was. ,ut i loved it, because it was i think it was a job that i most enjoyed in government, actually, selling france around the world, and president chirac, -- president knew i was coming out of corporate life, but he had a lot of respect for me and i had a huge respect for him. minister ofto be agriculture, which i had no clue about, but i was prepared to learn. david: you did that for a few months. christine: i did that for two months. he asked me to be minister of agriculture because he knew it was going to be a hot potato and he wanted somebody who was acquainted with difficult international things. david: you were doing it for two months and they give you another job. you probably did such a good job. [laughter] christine: a reshuffling called by elections. david: were you the first woman to be a finance minister in western europe? christine: yes. i was the first finance minister for a g7 country and, you know, of many countries, actually. david: you were a lawyer by training, and all of a sudden, you are in charge o

was that seductive? the public profile wasn't seductive, the fact that i could make gun control happen was seductive and i thought i could become the person who could make it happen, as if it was for legislative change, i had this almost messiah—like concept that i could do this and i got so high off of that, not literally, so figuratively high off the concept, what if i could do this? in many ways, that ambition was such a great fuel for encouraging others to bring change and that was such a positive way to make other people do things and to make our country mobilise towards gun control but it drove me insane. i kept on thinking of the word "i" and not "we". i was thinking of cameron all day. the truth is not much has changed in terms of america's attitude to gun control. i disagree. i think that i do agree we've done a lot, we've done great things, but in new york, there were terrific laws passed that are very substantial and will save a lot of people's lives but i think that the thing that march for our lives did to this country was, we told a whole generation of kids, we need to start working together and thinking and just because we are little, does not mean we are inadeq

i feel guilty is interesting. because i never felt a responsibility. i came on after this was designed. however, i wasomised by that. in retrospect, i think it was undoubtedly ethically wrong. i got some notes here. okay. okay. these are my actual original notes. copies of psychologicals that i did. >> who in particular are in these files? >> well, i have the triplets. hm. i'm not going to mention the name. but here's a loud, energetic boy. his need to establish his autonomy takes the form of showing off both his intelligence and his strength and putting down others, including his parents. yeah, this one's eager to show off his new bicycle and all of his sports equipment while i filmed him. he was very intense in his play and got quite rough. this kid had some problems. hyperaggressiveness. okay, so apparently his parents are not cognizant of his problems, nor are they able to help him understand his weaknesses and establish more appropriate control over his actions. so i didn't think the parents were very tuned in to the struggles this youngster was having. what were the findings of the study? i have

while the last half hour i said i had a fairly serious from i had the feeling i was fifteen or sixteen again. when our eyes met i felt like i was in america around and my heart was beating so fast well back of your. question. and i was fifty two but i really felt it when our eyes found each other. and look what i did he looks like a young man. who should be having a really wonderful what did you most miss. and lots to talk to. a lot that i missed my mother's of the traditional arab you lation that because. i missed my brothers and sister i was in my parents a pride but close because but close was there for me. there that part of that i missed a lot of the kids but maybe that's the way i am. i suffer the pain and don't talk about it but stuff that i keyed but of course i had hoped that my mother would be there yulia leading but they would be there my niece and i would have like to have my family there but that's the price of being abroad i tried not to cry. i cry. oh i tell you what a lakers. the relationship triggered a conflict within the i'll join the family so must brothers spoke of contact with their sister. when your. bloo

i party a lot. i never chose to be political, i'm just palestinian, so politics is part of your name. when i was a kid, yes, i wasitical, i thought i was going to free palestine, but i was 13 then. nah, just starting to get pissed off and then to further and stuff. but then i was not, and i was trying to actually get it out of my life because it's very depressing and now i am a palestinian dj, touring, so... politics is back. even the basic thing of a person at clubs that comes to me and says, "what is this palestine that you're from?" i'm like, "that is a country", and then i get, "but where?" "middle east, you know israel?" and they're like yeah. "we're the annoying people that originally lived there and they're trying to kick us out." and they're like, "oh, cool i like it but you don't look like a terrorist" and i'm like, "yeah, because we're not." so it is shocking to me when i see what they hear outside. you can find everything in bethlehem, everything. my name is laith al bandak, i started radio nard in 2014. everyone wants to dance. people choose maybe religious events to go dance to. and we choose parties

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i got was three years. i've got 15 quid in my sock. spare a bit of change, please? i spent my 29th in prison but my dad knew i was safe and my mum knew i't using drugs. the spice is in that pocket, darling. i've done every drug under the sun and i mean every drug. heroin, cocaine. that legal high is the worst rattle i've ever done in my life. most of them do it for drugs. we get tarred with the brush. you will see someone who will go and get that legal high, that spice stuff, they will smoke it and the next minute they are off their face on the ground. people look at them, look at me and think well, if i'm going to give him money, he's going to end up like that and it is degrading. it spoils it for the ones who are genuine. have you been on spice? no.? so what have been on? you've been on something. spare change? what does it do to you? your whole body is numb. your brain's there and it can hear people but you just can't do anything. and it's like being in an alien world. and it's horrible. i won't lie, it's worse than heroin. because you can get legal high, like, everywhere you go. i mean, everywhere. hey, hey! phone an ambulance! som

i thought i don't know how i'm going to do this. there were times i could not function without sleeping at least 17 hours a day. there was so much work. i mean, like a school like that, there was so much work to do. i just had to sleep. i couldn't get to my classes. i was really, really struggling. i ended up hospitalized twice. the first time i was involuntarily hospitalized. they told me i could come and finish out the year if one of my parents who ended up being my mother, came and lived with me for the remainder of the year. so she did. at the time i didn't have a particularly good relationship with my mother. >> you had friends concerned that your mother coming would make it worse. >> yeah. fortunately things got better between my mother and myself at that time. but, yeah, she came and stayed with me in a small apartment outside of the campus because they didn't want me on campus. then the following year in my sophomore year i was hospitalized again. at that point they were like you need to not be here. >> how do you feel about the way the university handled your case? >> it's really tricky. i was very angry for a very long time. i think in the years since -- i mean, it's

i was always involved in politics. from an early age. i can remember i was born in 1946 but i can remember 1968 at the elementary school and working for my dad, had a pair of bib overalls and i stood out there, please vote for my daddy. it was different times then. people bought votes with a bottle of whiskey and things like that. a little different than now. people talk about how tough it is, but it's not like it used to be. reporter: what made you want to run for this seat in washington, d.c.? mr. burr: i got involved, really -- mr. burchett: i got involved, really -- i lost the business. it would have made me a millionaire. literally a cash millionaire. i was living at home and making just -- it was saving the taxpayers a lot of money. and then -- i was making a great deal of money. i gave away -- i was really generous. maybe too generous. some folks got envious and they did some things and said some things. i lost the business. but the e.p.a. came in right after that and cleared my good name. which was -- people want to rail on the e.p.a. and given time i might too but at

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i don't even know what i thought i was going to be. at that point, i certainly didn't think i was i thought i was going to be. i was just, you know, hanging out in a beautiful place. >> anthony: a golden time, i look back on those fuzzy memories and they seem golden anyway. oh, there's john waters. first love, and there's me. this guy, johnny yingling was sort of a central figure in all of our lives. ♪ >> john: well, my name is john yingling, and this is spiritist pizza, it's been here since 1971. this town is everything to me. provincetown is a really special where people can be themselves. we all did drugs, acted young and crazy, and tony was -- he was probably a little wilder than some and not as wild as others. but he was always the guy who i always liked. >> anthony: and you let me sleep on top of the walk-in. >> john: i remember that. >> anthony: i cannot tell you how frequently i dream about spirtist pizza. i'm walking down commercial street, and i'm sort of dimly aware that spiritist has moved, and there's a sense of dislocation and a loss as i stumble around this sort of

i think the greatest concern was that it would not happen. i had two great concerns. the worst fear i had was that somehow the crew would foul up. that was the one thing i did not want to happen. i had a great team. i wanted to make certain we did and could handle whatever was handed our way. secondly, i did not want the mission to get fouled up. we really weren't certain that the russians were breathing down our backs. i wanted to go on time. >> what was it like to lift off on that? there's never been another rocket like the saturn 5. >> the saturn 5 was a unique vehicle. it was powerful and noisy and vibrated. the stagings were really kind of violent. when you got on the third stage, it was smooth and quiet. just like the upper stage of the gemini. it was less demanding than the gemini. >> no fear at liftoff? >> i don't think there was any fear. the main fear was that somehow we would screw up. i had my hand on the abort handle, all i had to do is go like that. we would have been gone. i was worried that the vibration -- yet i did not want to take my hand off. that kind of concern, i am not saying that it wasn't exciting and that there wasn't a lot of

was that seductive? the public profile was an seductive, the fact that i could make gun control happen was seductive and i thought it that was a large push the legislative change, i had this almost messiah — like concept that i could do this andi like concept that i could do this and i got so high off the bat, not literally, so figuratively high off the concept, what if i could do this? in many ways, that ambition was such a great fuel for encouraging others to bring change and that was such a positive way to make other people do things and to make other people do things and to make our country mobilised towards gun control but it drove me insane. i kept on thinking of the word "i" and not "we". i was thinking of cameron all day. the truth is not a have changed in terms of america's attitude to gun control.” have changed in terms of america's attitude to gun control. i disagree. i think that that that that i do ee, i think that that that that i do agree, we've done a lot, were done great things but in new york there we re great things but in new york there were terrific laws passed that a very substantial and will