reality and take some time for yourself and i think that's maybe why i could make so much of this so ima has regularly taken part in live roleplay events for the last 8 years. the 17 year old spends her allowance on costumes for her slipping into another persona is a release. i felt like i wasn't allowed to cry and so therefore i just. had all these feelings inside but then i got through role play and i put on a fine a cool dress and i do some wore makeup or something and then i play at this girl who has lost her mother and then i was allowed to cry because it was a role play. one week later the entire school has traveled to germany for a field trip to vin destroy the castle interior and. we don't know ima helps her fellow pupils put on makeup for an elaborately staged role play though there's no audience. for. it like. what it might well you do see if you go if you go. they have to by doing. it this helps new pupils like emma better integrated into the school community says teacher and game master morton care gore. has got to get to sandy inside of hollow here don't fulfill production w

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that is the ima vet. the judges set this film stood out from the rest.f it give it credibility. it ticked all the boxes. that's it for this yea rs all the boxes. that's it for this years addition of the firing line which featured the finalists and the winners of the 2019 rory peck awards. goodbye. hello there. we'll see little change to the weather heading into this weekend. with low pressure always nearby, it's going to stay rather unsettled, rather cloudy for many of us with further outbreaks of rain. and it's going to stay chilly as well, certainly chilly for the time of year. now, this big area of low—pressure's caused all sorts of problems for the western half of europe — heavy snow, torrential rain and flooding like we've seen in venice — and it's also brought us dreary weather and it's going to continue through tonight. a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain at times, certainly for england and wales, southern and eastern scotland. a few clear spells in the far southeast and certainly across northern and western scotland and northern ireland, where it c

well big barri ima yes the congress man and woman is not really trying to negotiate something with jenny or her party and what we will see will be a really conflict of scenario and you ask assembly what right my big concern is is that the left in bolivia is going to. it will it will have like a big work in the next years to reconstitute itself so it's very concerning because a democracy right now democracy as we can see it like the constitution and everything it is only justifying one side of politics and believe yeah in this one site is right wing politics with bibles which religions and putting in danger for example the secular state and believe you're so it's really concerning what is going to happen in the next years because we are going to be to see like a competition between only lived sort. only right wing parties does really concerning what will happen to the left wing parties then i won the katherine our is the suggestion on this show that they're going to be generated from parliament and become somehow persona non-grata in politics some where does that leave the the the element

work and that ima be a hooker my husband often took us to see executions to demonstrate that the punishments were in accordance with the qur'an. well one time we were in the car and he said come on i want to show you something. the 1st person execu. that it was a homosexual all of that according to the qur'an the guilty party has pushed off a cliff in this case they pushed him off the roof of a building tied to a chair off a 2nd one killed was a woman. my husband forced me to watch her being stoned to death in a public place so they threw stones until the blood poured out of her face and i as she raised her head several times and then they kept on throwing stones until she was dead what 7. i knew a woman of power one of the ladies she was the wife of an ear. that she came from abroad she was very bossy and very nervous. she allowed herself to do many things she forbade us to do but if we went to a house once she had invited as we couldn't refuse. we went there and saw how she actually have to use wearing normal clothes she wasn't covered at all she was smoking. she allowed herself to smell.

. >> well, i agree with a lot of what shannon said, i am more optimistic and as director of ucis, ima client in this case. for government lawyers, because courts orders us to maintain this program until the court is over, i came out of hearing today optimistic. i agree with shannon is it sometimes hard to parse the sea leaves, -- tea lives. i would go father nea near the e daca. saying, you all -- the you agreed to that, no dispute of that, you just say they didn't do to the right way. why should we play ping-pong with the agency? meaning why should we send it back when we'll be back again. and they could not have been happy to have heard that challenge coming from justice breyer. of all people. lou: one of the lib -- most liberal justices on the court. fascinating to see this particularly as we look at these new reports from your department on. and the president looking at these reports and talking who are the so-called dreamer. i would like to put that, if we have, that full screen. to show the number. this that these are daca recipients with arrest records out of more than 700,000.

kennedy: ima one woman journalism school, welcome. happy impeachment hearings eve everyone. house intelligence committee adam schiff, the ring leader gets 45 minutes. talking about whistleblower, or the bidens, telling fellow democrats, the house is an impeachment inquiry and committee will not serve as venues to further investigate sham into bidens. u.s. elect interference that president trump pressed ukraine to undertake for his political benefit. but house republicans have their own new playbook for the showdown. g.o.p. staffers detailed their president trump defense strategy. this is going to be interesting, key points. one, july 25 phone call summary shows no evidence of pressure on president of ukraine, and trump and ukraine president have said there was no pressure. and three, the ukrainians were not aware that u.s. military aid was being withheld, how dumb are they? >> and military aid of the approved to go to ukraine anyway. no harm, no foul, that number 5, with the brouhaha a half day away will either memo give their side a winning tune? ♪ ♪ joining me to discuss.

kennedy: ima one woman journalism school, welcome. happy impeachment hearings eve everyone.eader gets 45 minutes. talking about whistleblower, or the bidens, telling fellow democrats, the house is an impeachment inquiry and committee will not serve as venues to further

was it b, ima donna. deal with it. or was it c, the existentially curious claim time is irrelevant?ie: c, time is irrelevant. >> tucker: something like a french philosopher would say is it c, time is irrelevant? [cheers and applause] >> a queen is never late. >> katie: dang it. >> tucker: incorrectly quoted madonna. lose a point. you went up in my personal estimation. >> katie: going to the gulag now. >> tucker: if you would have known that i would have thought less of you. congratulations for not knowing it. $ question three, senator warren, not a multiple choice. warren unveiled new campaign merchandise $25 mug that she says contains the tears of what group of people? jesse watters? >> jesse: billionaires. 'sat >> tucker: she is selling elbillionaire tears mugs is that true? >> it is time for a wealth tax in america. [cheers] i have heard that there are some billionaires who don't support this plan. all we are saying is you make it big, pitch in two cents so everybody else gets a chance. [cheers] >> tucker: two cents? 25 bucks for a foreign made mug. jesse watters, nice. >> katie:

for this up to phil moting ima. talk to me about key bits of the volker testimony?> reporter: most interesting about his testimony the window it provides into both on the u.s. side and on the ukraine side. how rudy giuliani rose to the point he did. where he became essentially the focal point of ukraine policy. not from official or regular channels but ukrainians thinking they needed to talk to kurt volker to get anything to the president to lock in a visit to the white house with the president and how to move forward on funding. one piece republicans telegraphed over the course of the last couple of weeks since his testimony say makes clear the president didn't do anything wrong in regards to a quid pro quo. kurt volker in his testimony says, to my knowledge the news about a hold on security a assistance did not get into ukraine circles until the end of august. by that time we dropped the idea of even looking at a statement. he's talking about in the statement, brooke, you've been going over it in terms of discussions between u.s. officials and ukrainian officials

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. >> all those ima images show th choices we have. >> what are the choices we need make?conomy and get our carbon emissions to zero within a few decades. and then see if we can engineer our ways to removing carbon from the atmosphere affthat. it's also transportation. things like transitioning to electric vehicles, which can be supplied by clean energy. there are ways we can change how we warm, that can be very beneficial to farmers as well as the climate. change happens slowly often. we have people are set in their ways. we have infrastructure align woued with it way we do things now. political interests aligned with how we do things now. >> aren't there financial interest in new technology and realizing oil is something we can't use forever and recognizing that electricity will be sustainable. >> and there's financial interest in making this change as well. it's just different companies and people have interests in the future verses the present scenario. >> does this have to be led by the federal government? >> i think this problem is to big for any one entity to do on

murphy said i broached the topic of pressure on zelinsky from rudy giuliani and the president's other ima series to launch investigation to trump's political rival murphy brought it out he brought you got 2 senators who both strong supporters of money on ukraine these guys are all for it and senator murphy the democrat even brings up the issue everyone's been talking about it seems to me if ever there was going to be a time where the president of ukraine says guys you don't know what i'm dealing with i'm getting pressure from the president and states he wants me to do this i got to make it and it seems of ever there was a time that the president ukraine the new guy who now knows the aide has been on on hold if ever there was a time to bring it up that would have been the time to guess what. at no time senator johnson tells us at no time during this meeting or on any other meeting on this trip was there any mention by zelinsky or any other ukrainian that they were feeling pressure to do anything in return for military aid not even senator johnson says not even after murphy warned them abou

crowd,ike many of this ima lot -- lifelong member of though i don't necessarily agree with the number of the positions of the nra. i'm annd foremost though american patriot and i value our economic system of capitalism, i value liberty, freedom, and justice for all. law.ue rule of i value our military. duty, honor, and country. and i am here today because i stand with lieutenant colonel lindemann. [applause] i stand with john mccain. [applause] but i also stand with our former presidents jimmy carter and jfk. -- that predated my time but as a child i remember his very point in it words -- poignant words -- ask not what you can -- the majority of people in the middle stand up and speak out. subscribe to the politics of division and hate. we as a country are principledte, we are , we each need to defend the rights ascribed to us in the bill of rights. one thing in particular that concerns me -- the current administration, as michael bloomberg said, he knows a con and he sees one. and even though i am a registered republican currently, i value what the romanian gentleman said -- donald t

half glass -- ima glass full kind of a guy. haslinda: talk to me about hong kong.ound the world this year, the 150th anniversary of goldman sachs. we have been having events and cities to commemorate that with our clients. i spent some time in hong kong and it is a very complex multilayered situation and we are watching it closely. i was glad to be in hong kong and spend some time with our team. we have over 2000 people on the ground. when the routine people experience in a city like that is directed, -- is disrupted, it is tense. you can clearly see the impact on the economy. we are watching this very closely and hoping for resolution. >> what are your clients in hong kong asking of you? >> i do not see any change in the behavior of clients that are significant financial players in hong kong. hong kong has always been very important as a financial sector across the asia-pacific region. china recognizes the importance of that. the rest of the world recognizes the importance of that. it will be important that we find a resolution in the near term. >> can actually lo

the book gives of the structure to what the ima was talking about, how that actually works. it is a real contribution to the discourse. in the melding of that, clear explanation of the court. of the laws and how they function with the reality of what life is like and giving us - - is just a great contribution to our work. >> i think we agree that a great lawyer wrote a great book. [laughter] more assessable than what most lawyers right. melissa, respond to what you've heard from the panel. >> first, every person on this panel is a hero including the folks in this room so i have learned so much from you. i hope all of you see yourselves reflected in the book because you're definitely there. all of you implicitly at least and many of you explicitly. so thank you for that. i am heartbroken by the story you told about your daughter. it makes me think of two things. one that i just saw last night. a clip of some women soccer players. i don't know what team. one team was playing and the woman was wearing a hijab and she went for the ball and headscarf began to pull off her head. q

schneider: imas well. mr. chabot: a small business should not be disadvantaged if the men and women that they employ are called to military duty. h.r. 3661 updates the military reserveist economic injury disaster loan program to make sure it is in line with today's military. i encourage support on this bipartisan legislation and i thank my colleagues for their leadership on this. and i yield back. mr. schneider: i commend and thank representative kim and the small business committee on a whole commends those small business owners who support their military and there by support our national security. they fulfill their duty in a variety of ways. we rely on them like natural disasters and can be tapped to serve abroad. they protect us and communities by leaving their communities behind. though they may be called on temporarily, their absence is noticed by families and employers who rely upon them. the bill before us today takes their absence into consideration by reflecting how our nation has changed the way we

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sudden a whole class -- to the extent he's already in the target zone for regulators does this make imaregulations that could come? >> part of the reason i came today is because i think the platform business which has been amazing and i think consumers really like it although there's a lot of noise in washington when you look at those companies net promoter scores, consumer like those services, they get them for free the reality is there needs be other alternatives than outside of the platform. >> tim has a very big announcement this morning. you are launching a new shopping holiday called dtc friday direct to the consumer. that's the announcement. >> it's about having an alternative to the platforms today we're announcing we have 120 companies that joined together for dtc friday. all of these companies are directed consumer companies that sell directly to you outside of the directly going over the fang platforms. we put together a coalition of the willing, starting with us in february saying we would invest i direct to consumer we made some investments in doing that we recognize there'