watts plays ike turner in the broadway show.he saw his father get beat nearly to death by a white mob and succumb to those injuries later. so he developed this pattern of "this is the world." when he was able to enact power, he did full-fledged, and unfortunately tina caught the brunt of it. >> when he was bitter, he was just real awful and real difficult to get along with. and by being a sort of physically violent man, you never knew when you were going to get it. my life with ike was maybe one that many are familiar with their husbands are -- they -- practice brutality. >> he sent her to the emergency room multiple times for black eyes for bloody noses for lips that were swollen for wounds that would cause her to bleed from every part of her body. >> reporter: years later, audiences would painfully watch the extent of ike's abuse play out on screen in the film "what's love got to do with it?" starring angela bassett and lawrence fisburne. >> why did you stay so long? >> i felt responsible, i felt that i couldn't leave because

but it's all $976.00 she shares the stage with husband ike turner later she would reveal that join the relationship she was regularly beaten and sexually abused. have marriage from hell was at the core of the tina turner bio pic what's love got to do with it i mean. you hear me shoot. the divorce pushed her to wood's financial ruin she was forced to perform in tiny clubs and to get a cleaning job but she triumphed over adversity and managed a remarkable comeback. the album private done so it was a global hits and garnered her 4 grammys tonight turn up was back on top at the age of $45.00. and 2019 tina turner the musical was launched the singer herself says she doesn't intend to take to the stage again. jamie turner now lives on the lake zurich in switzerland with german didn't impact. who she married in 2035 signs she will always remain. all many happy returns to tina turner and from one woman overcoming adversity to the story of a young girl in 1950 s. and sixty's turkey who has her own off stickles to overcome it mina. first came to germany as a 19 year old in 1965 and very soon she

. >> that's ike.f things you don't know about. >> reporter: dawn hammond of the newly renovated eisenhower presidential library and museum hopes to change that. >> here is the d-day planning table where the leadership sat around. >> reporter: this is the actual table? >> this is the actual table. >> reporter: as the supreme allied commander in europe during world war ii, eisenhower planned the invasion of normandy. this is general eisenhower speaking to the troops. >> soldiers, sailors and airmen of the allied expeditionary force, you are about to embark on the great crusade toward which we have striven these many months. >> reporter: that military service shaped his presidency. >> at the end of the war, he said "i hate wars. only a soldier who lived it can." and we believe that that quote set him up for what his presidency was going to be, and everything he did in his presidency was to keep the cold war cold and keep us out of a battle, keep us out of harm's way. >> reporter: he was a warrior who wan

the author of "after ike: on the trail of the century-old journey that changed america." hugh did it change america? >> along the route, thousands came out to cheer the convoy on, to look at the vehicles, talk to the men who remember in the convoy and it spurred a lot of interest in travel by motorized vehicles. >> we're going to watch the film. did it get a lot of attention in the press? >> it did. they happened a major sendoff at the white house. president wilson was in europe but secretary of war newton baker waved them off. there were speeches, the press was all there and there was quite a scene at the white house. there's a district through maryland through frederic, maryland, where they spent the first night. >> walk us through the genesis of this idea and why 80 vehicles as part of this convoy? >> you have to look at it in the context of the time. world war i had just concluded a few months earlier and the american military leadership realized that in future warfare motorized vehicles would play a very important role. they had a number of different motorized vehicl

ike lobbied very hard for that to be passed. he considered that one of his major accomplishments. so the bill passed in 1956 and construction started pretty soon after that. >> as i look at these tires, i mean they really look so thin. i'm wondering how they were able to sustain the weight of the vehicle, the truck, and also the journey from washington to san francisco. >> well, it's interesting. frank -- a man by the name of frank seberling, the ceo of goodyear, rode a fairly significant part of this trip along with the convoy. i think he learned a lot. he later wrote that he learned a lot about the need for better tires. so i think better tires came out of -- as a consequence out of this trip just as so many other things became a consequence of this trip. >> now we're heading even further west, past the rockies in utah. as this film depicts right now, they are going very slowly. >> they are. i've been on that road and it's -- there's a precipitous vertical drop-off on the left side there. even though there's a small guardrail, a truck that size would easily break through a guard

in the background with the forces i just mentioned dr ike harmer economist and publisher of the queue for your time and your comments. russian media outlets r.t. and sputnik are allegedly named and they still classified u.k. parliamentary report on moscow suspected interference in the 2016 breck's at referendum the claim is made in an article in the british newspaper the sunday times the report apparently also states though that the impact of suppose that russian meddling is unquantifiable is alie has more. well over the weekend the murdoch owned sunday times published an article with a headline saying revealed the russia report although this so-called report itself hasn't been released but this times claims to have got access to it and seen what's within it and as far as they're concerned met much of the focus is on sputnik the news agency and also r.t. and goes on to describe some of the numbers behind artie's online activity in the lead up to the 2016 breck's it referendum social media analysis revealed that articles published by the russian sites had 4 times more social media impa

never seen it so energize it and they came in with 28 leaders come in, said they never seen the energy ike they have. impeachment is a hoax. whether or not they tried pulling it off, it would be a disgrace. presidentimpeach a who did nothing wrong. you can't impeach a president that has the greatest economy in the history of our nation. you can't impeach a president that has unemployment numbers historic. never had so many people be working both employment and unemployment. our military, taking care of our vets with accountability. nobody thought those things could be passed. i think we have done more than any administration in history in his first 2.5 years. >> [indiscernible] testified that your phone call was not perfect. they were concerned about that phone call. >> all they have to do is read the transcript. the gentleman that came in yesterday was terrific. he was supposed to be their primary witness and he said he didn't see anything wrong with that and i have a lot of never trumpers who have been in different positions for a long time. don't forget, i beat the bush dynasty, i beat

rock and roll stamina tina turner who was born anna mae bullock rose to stardom with a former partner ike turner in her twenty's she escaped his abuse in her thirty's muscled her way up the charts in her forty's and told the world in his sixty's what age got to do with it well she turns 80 on tuesday and is now enjoying retirement at her swiss chateau basking in the glow of a recent musical about her life. gina turn out on her fur outlaw at the age of almost 70 we don't need another hero was one of the biggest hits of her 2nd career. first spell and spotlight was in the sixty's with songs like river deep mountain high. but it's only $176.00 she shares the stage with husband mike turner later she would reveal that join the relationship she was regularly beaten and sexually abuse. her marriage from how it was at the core of the tina turner bio pic what's love got to do with it i mean. you hear me. the divorce pushed towards financial ruin she was forced to perform in tiny cramps and to get a cleaning job she try. over adversity managed a remarkable comeback. album private done so it was a g

personification of rock'n'roll stamina tina turner who was born anna mae bullock rose to stardom with ike turner in her twenty's she escaped his abuse in her thirty's muscled her way up the charts in her forty's and toured the world in her sixty's for her 80th birthday on tuesday she's enjoying retirement at her swiss chateau and basking in the glow of a recent broadway musical about her life. tina turn no fur well taught at the age of almost 70 we don't need another hero was one of the biggest hits of her 2nd career. her 1st spell and spotlight was in the sixty's with songs like riveting mountain high. but it's only $176.00 she share the stage with husband mike turner nights so she would reveal that join the relationship she was regularly beaten and sexually abused. 2 have marriage from how it was at the core of the tina turner bio pic what's love got to do with it i mean. you hear me through. the divorce pushed towards financial ruin she was forced to perform in tiny clubs and to get a cleaning job but she triumphed over adversity and managed a remarkable comeback. album private done so

in 1917 ike was on his way to getpe, hopefully, to involved in the great war and to camp colt to train the tank corps. what was the relationship with patton in terms of the training was given, the equipment and that sort of thing with ike? was very similar. a was -- eisenhower was lieutenant colonel ultimately. a full colonel zero six, but pretty much the same jobs, just one was state side was overseas. and the two were not -- were of each other, were not quite buddy buddy as they will later, but they did the same thing. in camp colt there's not much of iything left there, but looked -- i got into a little book, but itn the really was pretty similar to overseas were doing and it -- the difference was patton, once he had enough soldiers trained up led the brigade while eisenhower never had the chance and after the war eisenhower was concerned it would impact his career and was also -- people thought patton was going to be the day,me ally commander one but it's funny how it works out. ithe jobs were pretty similar. >> i'm bob sorley, and my is for doctor marvel. first of all, sir i would

composition can be played again and again and anyway what is next for your street and what is next for you ike i'm still painting last week i painted a new organ on tour so i'm and i'm hopefully painting award in washington next year so i'm not these of protest all these are poems that i'm hoping that would have been. stuck to each other to build a dialogue between different thought this is that around the world it's all about bringing cultures together it is about dialogue it is about bringing us closer to each other and specially now when we need to good luck with all that i should mention the book is called the corner of a dream which is a wonderful time to have to say but here thank you very much for being here with you for having. have you ever told a white lawyer to be polite or to stop someone being upset by the truth well jacob the lie about your dick becca takes that premise quite a bit further jacob ends up lying because he thinks he's helping people survive in the get more in our series 100 german must reads. fake news 2 words we're all sick of but what if fake news weren't just abo

beautiful music in the key of life. ,ike all great jazz musicians coal train, -- coltrane, miles, charlie parker, he was not perfect, and that made his achievements all the more important. and all the more meaningful. [applause] that -- remember that when you go home. remember the circumstance, the and makehe impact, your own music. god bless you, friends. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the house follow impeachment inquiry and the administration's response on c-span. unfiltered coverage live on tv, our radio app, and online. watch primetime reairs on c-span, or stream on demand at c-span.org/impeachment. a discussion on restoring stability in today's political discourse with former democratic national committee chair donna brazile and mercedes schlapp, who previously served as strategic munication director for the trump administration. they were both asked about the impeachment inquiry, the press, and the 2

gave her a 7 minute long standing ovation and but at least for now this challenge is off the table ike has bought herself some time but now she really has to deliver she has to prove that she can lead the party going forward that she can have create a vision for the party to lead it into the next year where in 2020 the c.d.u. like other political parties in germany will decide on who to put forward as candidate chancellor candidate for the 2021 elections and so this leadership battle within the c.d.u. is over for now but will shortly be talking about. so again still lots of time to go one name that could come up in the future for you just mounts he tried he failed though last year to become party leader he boss take a case what comes next for him we heard a bit of from him earlier today exactly and it was very striking how different his tone was today at the party conference than it was just a couple of weeks ago where you found very harsh words of criticism not only criticizing i'm going to come combo up but also in general the anglo-american led coalition government and so he did say

by the way against ike was 1st mentioned in the 14th century as a border between franconia and trooping many boundary stones are still standing. and now i say so my biggest challenge in zits back mountain climb isn't easy but it's a bird. it's especially on a day like today. while enjoying a well deserved coffee i'll take the opportunity to write a postcard from the mountaintop. postcards are really old fashioned and is much faster but some people even make a whole video of their journey. from bangladesh he was in paris for the 1st time in his life and here are his impression. here on the back there's also a fun park. that's got a few questions for the manager. and then my 2 hikers from the get stuck ever come here looking for a change of pace. sure they do they walk past just 50 meters away so of course they stop. or what is there to do year. our oldest attraction is the alpine slide it's a 1000 meters long and 400 meters high. it's been here for 25 years. but our main attraction is the v. flyer it's a prototype we're the only one to have it then there are lots of smaller writes for ch

i could sense,ike, her eyes shutting a bit more the way she was speaking or she would be a t more affectionate with me if she wasn sober. which was jarring. >> in moore's memoire she said it took a lot of worto rebuild the relationship wh her three daughters once she got sober. demiecently told us having their support nohas meant everything. >> you know i feel so much gratitude and just joy. that's it. >> you can catch demi's full episode on the red table talk on facebook watch. > now to news on kelly clarkson shsshe' going to sin city. >> i scored my own residency in las vegas. >> it's called "invincible" and you kind of have to be to keep up with kelly's packed schedul i am afraid ♪ checout her week.. on and off from april september. it'seg wednesday, friday and saturday nights. then it's l.a. her talk show uslly tas multiple shows threeays a ek. >> i'm shooting a couple of first i was like ah!stly at >> they'll nowape up to eight shows certain weeks to accommodate because al that spring "the voice" will be live monday and tuesday night >> that's a lot. >> it is, but i'm kind of that person.

'd 'd been there you know you're going to serve all ik welcome once again to bulgaria. and the the making of it i never would have expected to meet the man who arrested me here in bulgaria 31 years ago. do you recognize me have you still got the image in your mind i mean might have recognized your features a little over the long ago that it's been a long time. but do you know how many people passed through here. you were just doing your job here your work but it's all in the past now. i mean. i want. i want us to forgive each other we're brothers now living in one family. garia germany. gotta get my hair. what we ought to turn a new page portion of northland how many of the times are totally different and we're living in the here and now and not in the past. who like was released from prison early now he lives in southern germany and works as a stock man story on $2.00 still lives in the area his son became a border guard 2. decades after the fall of the iron curtain the bulgarian turkish border is once again closed off now it's meant to stop people from entering the eu

if you cast your mind back to the last election in september, he said he was going to in ike's -- annexhe valley. contrasting that with the lack of recognition for sovereignty over the golan heights before the last election. it is a pretty big gift for netanyahu when it comes to his own attempts to try to stay in power. the question is, what will he do ?ith this very basic norm given the fact that at the moment is really is extremely tenuous. he runs a caretaker administration with all sorts of negotiations going on. >> thank you. will have people been saying? -- what have people been saying? >> the main thing we have heard from palestinian officials is condemnation, although they would tell you it is not surprised. this administration has not been citing by the palestinians. officials will tell you they have been siding with the right israeli government and they have been giving the israeli prime minister gifts after gifts. remember we are two weeks away now from the second anniversary of the declaration by the u.s. president donald trump that he is going to be recognizing jerusalem as

things secondhand, i wonder if you think it will be worth waiting those who heard things firsthand ike john bolton and mick mulvaney to testify. speaker pelosi: cheryl, don't fall into the secondhand stuff. really. that's such a fraudulent pop sigs put forth by the republicans. that is such a fraudulent proposition. and the-- and they know it. that's why they're talking about process rather than the substance of what we have heard. i just won't even-- won't even dignify what they are-- what they're saying in that regard. reporter: wait on the ruling of the courts? speaker pelosi: we are already doing what the constitution charges the congress to do to make decisions. we are not here to be a ma-- to be manipulated by the obstruction of justice by the administration. on the one hand, they say that it is secondhand. on the other hand, it struck all of the people who they would consider have firsthand knowledge from testifying. obstruction of congress. obstruction of justice. i'm going to come back to h.r. 6. this is something that i'm so roud of. over 160 days ago, we sent to the senate h

in december 1953, churchill met eisenhower in bermuda and was shocked when ike described the soviet union as "a woman of the streets." according to churchill the president then added, under her dress was the same old girl despite a bath, perfume or lace. this was clearly not churchill wanted. he traveled to washington in 1954, but the american response remained unchanged. churchill told dulles that he might meet with the russians himself, preparatory to a meeting which would include the president. dulles told churchill that that would be dangerous, adding, and illusion of success would be bad and a failure might create the impression that the only alternative was war. churchill left washington for the last time as prime minister on june 29, returning to britain on the queen elizabeth. he lobbied for his own meeting with the soviet leader in vienna, despite opposition from the united states, but the idea came to not when the soviets refused. perhaps they recognized churchill's waning influence in the united states, who was their real adversary. with his two-year quest for a meeting with th

she doesn't just reproduce their works like fun ikes they are not feeney portrayed from 1434. instead she reinterprets them with the help of palestine. plastic sheeting. i want to. to have a dialogue with those who inspire me and make my own story out of it so. i like the. artwork. so it's a little bit of this time a little bit of times. next she makes preparations for the photo shoot. up cycled into a halo. the models jewelry also has a past life as packing peanuts. during the shoot suzanne young man isn't trying to capture the perfect picture she takes hundreds of shots focusing on different sections details. this is why paying so to speak. so for pictures and then put them together on the computer so it's not about the moment. of every frame and put them together like a painter would. suzanne your mind's works and lives with their family and down around an hour's drive south of amsterdam. after the photos have all been shot the most time consuming work begins young man who spends weeks in his studio piecing together the individual images. dozens of different shops to create

speak every week he works to collect around 150 kilos of flowers offered at the famous simply even ike temple in mumbai. the dempo is dedicated to lord ganesha and gets more than $40000.00 daily visits offerings. on tuesday is a holy day 200 kilos of flowers are brought to the temple. modish where separates the coconut host and other offerings from the flowers and moves the vase to a workshop in the densely populated industrial lanes of unforgiving east. at the workshop here he hands it all over to mock power shake or one of the other 28 artisans who begin converting these balls into natural died many come from difficult backgrounds but have found comfort in the work here. i have done or jobs and worked as a mechanic and an electrician i under are leaving these jobs in just a few months and did not have a good grub production in my neighborhood i was belittling by people and became very depressed my friend father who used to work here and that's how i got a job here do. his part of the dying team that is able to make use of every type of flour they get fresh dry or decomposing. she pre

he's only started 3 of his ike not just the season but that doesn't stop him from finding the net. but braman were holding their own generating just as many shots on goal as clock but. still only one of the team have conceded fewer goals in the folds. outstanding display kept the host in front . even blocked a penalty. simply unstoppable when you're in the top you really try to stay in the top so game by game we know we want to be one to show a performance like this but we know that it will be hard and we have to invest a lot of how us a lot of energy. comparisons to the glory days don't seem to face that back at the moment patrick hammond 2nd moment of brilliance came just before the hour mark he noted his 2nd brace of the season. maybe it had something to do with becoming a father 2 days before. the recent currency a baby that seems to be working miracles for the whole team. heavy of a small small kindergarten in our team it's a good thing so. we try to do it to do more. to head down to do it to take more points as we. can have got to while on the way to that victory there was a

ik has some. someth g sturdy that wihold your bird safely when you are taking it out of the oven. >> what are your top tips? is a bird necessary to make a thanksgiving? >> not necessary. growing up as a filipino america there a is always pressure to have a turkey on the table and have mashed potatoes and the past few years we've been serving filipino food because growing up was like having a turkey and recently the past two years have been doing filipino food a banain leaves your hands and incorporating filipino dishes. >> so you n do both. vegetarian or vegan? are there other ways to stand-in for a yes. ish? i think there are so many good things to do with vegetables that you may not even need a turkey. to meet the sides of the best thing anyway. right now there are so many different optionfor milk, cheese, otherwise simply roasting things, put chili isp in your green beans or use different condiments to jazz stuff up. i think there is a lot you can do. >> yesor no, but the stuffing inside or no?

ike in arkansas, independent. hi, ike. ike, good morning, are you there? caller: yes. can you hear me now? host: yes we can. go ahead. caller: just when i'm about to turn off, i heard this woman say we have 70% of the people who don't know opinion from fact. i was going to remind her we have a presidential candidate who i believe -- for years andurch heard people say i believe in truth, and my dad was a preacher, but people that believe in truth over facts, i had to call in. i'm an independent, so i've marched in courts in the 60's, and said let's vote in the streets. we elected big aethers. i'm a republican, or independent, but i'm swinging back and forth. they're making so much money in the capital when he doesn't even take -- take a paycheck. no one is getting paid over there. i heard somebody talk about the demon rats, so let's all try to get along. i sure appreciate c-span. host: martin in new jersey, republican. caller: thanks for taking my call. the very first time i heard about this, i was surprised that phone calls were being recorded. i'm just a regular perso

as a result, edwards says, he's seenen and home prices ike. >> some people don't move because they know, you know, finding a new apartment, they'l be pay extra $100 or whatever in rent, and they can't affo r it. orter: jacob frey is the mayor of minneapolis. >> the reality is, is that when you have demand that is sky-high and you don't have the supply to accommodate, the prices continuously get jacked up. >> reporter: are you seeing h affordabsing options disappear from this area? >> absolutely. whether it be rental or from a home ownership, they are a dwindlin they're dwindling fast. >> reporter: tabitha mone omery leads ighborhood association in powderhorn park, a few miles away from thwedge. >> so, powderhorn park neighborhood is amazing. it extremely vibrant and eclectic. over 50% of the community identifys persons of color. >> reporter: the area is one of the most diverse parts of minneapolis, where aroun20% live below the poverty line. in a city with virtually no rent control, the housing shortage s meant that low-income, priced out of the neighborhood, says montgomery. >> your ho

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i say if they want to because ik doe a lot of training. for many people it can be months and months, it can be ars. but if you put the time in, it is quite an incredible accomplishment to achiev doing a marathon is a really big thing, and family and friends love to come cheer. it is a great event to train for anparticipate in. nada: one of the things that blows people away that we are constantly seeing records that once seemed inconceivable being broken. it has changed the notion of what humanare capable of, hasn't it? >> absolutely. a few weeks ago had two world records broken. one in vienna, part of a big production. a ton of different pacers. it was a really a marathon for one man and one purpe, to break two hours, which was achieved, once thought of as somethinthat was impossible. the woman broke the world recor by ovenute on a certified course. it was an incredible weekend for running and incredible moment for running where records nada: and yet for many people, one marathon isn't enough, yourself included. people trying to take on mo

we do have ike, who is with the academy of sciences, who i think can also bring resources to us, ideas to us. i'd like to see some collaborations with other institutions in the city, like the san francisco botanical garden as well, as we look at what we're going to do in all of these different areas. for instance, i do think that we will need to have a horticultural staff that is knowledgeable about the plants that we plant, what their requirements are, and that's something that i would like to see furthered. the composting facility, for instance, it needs a wide area. and i think -- i am hopeful that we can have a lot of our soil -- a lot of our soil and the compost is like gold for the plants, and that we can have a big enough facility that we can process our own green material and u.s. it for island soil. and so i'd like for you to look specifically at that composting facility because i don't think that the yard of 4500 square feet is going to be sufficient, if you you're really having a sufficient compost facility. and we can look at other models as well. i think in general today,

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