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respect to investments coming into russia but also investments that could come into the united out of imus we believe that there are ritual benefits for both sides of the equation and we're looking forward to use it for that and finding those opportunities that could bring positive contributions that returns to both of our societies. is one fifteen am here in moscow thanks watching coming up the u.s. is calling on russia to admit responsibility for the downing of flight m h seventeen over eastern ukraine in twenty fourteen will bring their reaction to that request after the break. twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest. but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and. you have to be the center of the. great . you are the rock at the back nobody gets to you we need you to. go. alone. and i'm really happy to join the. meet the special one. meet. the latest edition of make up as we go. thousands palestinians gathered along the gaza border on friday in what is the eight week avanti occupation prote

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when this happens and this is not like you said earlier this is not some old thing i mean look don imus back in ninety six got a world of trouble because you know he brought up the clinton scandals and bill womanizing all that kind of thing this is something you know this is something that happens all the time but it's one of those things that. you gotta look at this and realize this is how the media works in this town and this shows you the sycophants that they are that they will say terrible things about how could be sad there is day every day but if somebody else doesn't know that person is wrong and it wasn't at the end of the day it wasn't it wasn't a head on or looks. i don't know if you understand a smoky eye as the eye shadow is making a point because the whole thing about when sarah huckabee got a make up artist like paying attention to the facts that are actually going on i understand that but then sure roll out and i think it's incredibly awful for the white house correspondents' association to have put that out that was disgusting you cannot keep sitting there pretending to

imu in termbut in terms of the n for the company, i'm optimistic about the future. maria: our thanks to tim sloan. don't go anywhere. more "wall street" right after this. maria: let's take a look at the big i vepts coming up in the next week that could impact your money. monday, data on consumer credit will be released, the start of a big earnings week. tyson foods, cisco and hertz reporting their quarterly finding. tuesday market movers like the nfib survey will be on the docket. we'll get the latest earnings from walt does sni, wendy's and mayor yot wednesday, the consumer price index, always closely watched. also wholesale trade out in the week ahead. in terms of earnings, 21est century fox, roku, hostess and home depot. thursday, the consumer pries index is out. inflation watch. the treasury will release the federal bungt numbers, earnings from news corps and duke energy. friday da data on impocket impod export. >>> meaning while coming up, the ceo of bnt north america, my special guest will be here. i'll see you sunday morning on the fox news channel, join me.

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i love my name is don imus. we pick up lunch boxes from people's homes that were delivered to them at that office has been ones give out the oval office i'm going to get them. but in the book. but. i like the monsoon it's much cooler when it rains. because my dream is that my kids get a good education that i can get good jobs in an office. visit knowing they could also have their lunch delivered to their office doesn't let it. lead bombay or. mumbai as it's now known is home to the world's biggest dream factory bollywood. the monsoon is a recurring theme in indian cinema every hindi film has a sorry scene. munsey and is a model of the genre one of the first bollywood movies jot on location in the center of mumbai. the city's population then was half of what it is now. the film stars more schumi china jay and much on and marked the start of their careers . in the womb. and you. look back when you see yourself in this movie when you see i see i see somebody else like me. somebody very much in upsets i'm got much t

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as a fourteen year old imus always wanted to experience the fulfillment of these dreams he joined a kibbutz the zionist ideal of a society free of class differences the heyday of the kibbutz is long over but a few still exist in the north of israel lies got on home to the kibbutz contemporary dance company and its artistic director rami baer his parents were part of the group of holocaust survivors that founded this kibbutz in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. they all wore the idealistic stay of old socialistic. group actually. even. believe in communities and and they decided to build a life and a new future in and to create a unique. society that's called keyboards that everybody shared everything and work together and share. everything and. there was born in the kibbutz his father who was an architect built the dining hall which now serves as a rehearsal space. in the early years the only ones who danced here were members of the kibbutz they danced once a week and spent the other days working in the fields or in factories. these days the kibbutzniks that got tom no longer share ev

that was for us money unfasten don imus one of these ballets the same matthew passion was performed over two hundred times in hamburg alone it gained a cult following why do you think it was so popular with audiences. because. this is specify an innocence decade or more i think it's better if you don't try to rationalize it i can't explain it i could never explain it it was on. his posse one good i can only say that when i heard the st matthew passion of the human sick and i think that must have been in a church and ten thousand nine hundred sixty four. i somehow lucy had the feeling that i would choreograph the piece one day that he had a. this and i could go if he and went. i think i was waiting for the time to be right but for me to be ready for the stuff you know i. come. from. what i know. and all of a sudden the whole thing unfolded like a detective novel for me and suddenly the moment came this point when i spontaneously said yes i want to do it now he said this this mideast yet. you also spent over twenty five years performing the role of jesus in the same matthew passion how did

says imus to kenya if you do it at all. not far from this past us defend the city of fifty thousand which signed a similar contract with the same company and with tragic consequences. the people talk to the streets past us to fight atta had suddenly gangs the most expensive water in portugal. ok like you did yes. we did that ok by you did it well then look at it get nothing against abbott must get it up on best became it of past us to fight it out with water was the main focus of his election campaign. he soon discovered that the situation was even worse than he'd imagined knows the view you give you of the the leak in the if you can of. the maze thing you see it. is it going to when they put is a pretty. good i would do it king is flume exposed to this loop so that. one class will be the only place where they live where they would and the list would be much and yes with a student this is typically. the outer part of lebanon. the birth of bruce how diverse. which is well you're absolutely wrong. perhaps no yes. and what's i

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going to go to elections so there's nothing really new about this the only thing is that was censored imus said in july he's going to let the security council know which way he's going to go this declaration says answered by september the these parties will decide how they're going to hold these elections and hopefully by the tenth of december we'll have elections these elections to be very difficult to conduct you cannot now run for example a presidential election i mean is half of going to be able to come to the west and run anybody that's supposed to have to can go to benghazi and run a campaign for president the south is completely out there is no credible force there to safeguard any election so conditions are very grave and as you guessed suggested elections are not a panacea there's a great debate about whether elections can for can create a state we tried elections three times now we tried them in two thousand and twelve we tried them in two thousand and thirty with the argument two thousand and fourteen and here we are running i mean against a backdrop of what someone has been say

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in response imus on ses it's technology has wide ranging useful applications the tech giant also defended the sale of the two just like any service users will be made to comply with the law let's delve a little deeper into this insight from bill mutal joins us live on the program is a strategic u.k. cloud which provides secure data management for the public sector bell welcome recognition isn't the only tool of its kind is that why do you think groups are targeting amazon. one of the largest players in this particular region the reality is that the software is only part of the equation you need a large infrastructure to store a lot of these in from images and it's need some serious processing power in order to process them all and amazon has all of this now for us possibly in the world place to provide this type of service but it's unrealistic to tell amazon not to do so because if amazon stopped there would be other players who would quite willingly provide the service and it sound realistic possibly to tell people not to use the technology because we far prefer people to be openly using

the boxes are heading right now i'll go to the crowd myself but it's easy to overestimate just what imus fear this is i can feel the emotions coming from the crowd a joyous a bittersweet sadness at the same time record numbers here given how this loss began a twenty twelve with just a few thousand people running in a small city in siberia it's now on the road to a truly international event with. millions of people marching worldwide cities across europe bolin madrid london lisbon and across the atlantic united states and thailand in israel truly a global event so all of those people that made their contribution and in many millions of cases gave up their lives for peaceful stood by and see for mankind every portrayed here every photograph has a story behind it good personal story to the people carrying them out i found out more about my family as well my great grandmother in media all going to hell was a doctor a military surgeon she actually participated in the battle of moscow she was on the front lines here for many months had searing that she battle before transferring further back i

idea of peace even though he was constantly at war these are for been dome under the light in the imusfriedan's he wanted to create a realm of peace oh when you threw it out let's leave sudan fleet's i mean. charlemagne died in nine hundred fourteen and was buried in his church in a when he was a frank and the first european a sentry and a half after charlemagne a man. and from the subjugated saxons auto the first would be crowned king in a hunt. family tamad math class plat at the battle of les fagan nine hundred fifty five the saxon defeated the heathen magyars. and the fight against the external enemy he united the tribes of the east frankish realm. it mocked a new chapter in the history of the germans. her . past. you're smoking a small child i. find out more about prince harry's bridesmaid. visit the interactive cabin museum in stockholm it. comes weekend full of your little song contest in lisbon. neuroma. thirty minutes w a. a muse alice. take us up to this concert. by the first. place. people put big dreams on the big story. play. the magazine on the dummy in. time for an upgra

welcome back to the kaiser before imus drives are time now to turn to alina cho up she is the co-founder of tres door well thank you let's talk about fraser for a second what is it it's a hard will it secure secure bitcoin without you having to have an only child security and creeps in and creating backups ok we'll get to that more about the second now we met at the first big point conference the very first book on conference in prolog in twenty eleven and what brought you to that event and how did it change your life at that time i was studying diplomacy focused on international economy relationships let's say and i was writing a thesis about international monetary system in the current imbalances that was shortly after the big crisis in two thousand and eight there was two thousand and ten eleven and i was researching let's systems in local currencies and is the are trying to look for an alternative way to create money that will be sound and i found out about bitcoin and then you've been speaking at the at the conference so my friend just invited me say hey mike sky's is going to be th

women they are demanding the right to drive and an end to the kingdom's male guardianship system now imus international says that authorities have now seize the kingdom's prominent human rights campaigner that is mohamad. earlier they released at least four women's rights activist without least eight others still believed to be in custody. many defied a ban on women driving cars and went behind the wheel to demand change that pham is now due to be lifted in june the government accuses the women of conspiring with foreign powers and one of those arrested was medea. she was being interviewed a bit earlier by d.w. reporter funny for char who is joining us here now on the set to tell us a little bit more about that interview because you know you've been reporting extensively from saudi arabia recently what can you tell us about the wave of arrests there sara stefani not the first time of course that there was a crackdown on activists in saudi arabia the last time we have seen that play out was last september by the way just before the crown prince has announced that the driving ban is going t

who signed the letter to imus and told me she believes the potential for abuse though still remains. i don't think it's developed for the public good i don't think amazon really acts with the public good in mind it's not their mission right it's to make money for their for themselves and their shareholders so that's that's why they developed it it's useful for them it's a useful technology for them and they can make money selling it to law enforcement and other agents for any new technology or any new way that law enforcement increases. i guess their their presence in our lives it's always to get the bad guys but too often they tend to use these tools against the general public and you know i mean if we want to stop crime we can lock everybody up but we don't do that because there's a cost benefit analysis and. the cost of this technology to our basic freedoms and privacy and having an open society are really very real. football just over three weeks time now the greatest footballing show on earth got so under way in the biggest country on earth russia nations have been busy naming t

that's now known as kaliningrad i'll go to the trial myself but it's easy to overestimate just what imus fear this is i can feel the emotions coming from the crowd on i found out more about my family as well my great grandmother media all can have a doctor a military so she checked she participated in the bottom of mosco she was on the front lines here full of many months. during that same battle before trucks firing further back and so russia when she was the only searching for this ship for quite some time in the form of hundreds of operations at all the relatives of my great products could do so but to do it was a soldier in the force of the battle of stalingrad where he sadly died today of course so this year brother is the anniversary of the victory at the bottle it keeps turning points on the east front on a blog called soup millions of people botching worldwide cities across europe but live by trade law on the list but across that i had to give guided states truly a global event so all of those people that made their contribution i did many millions of cases gave up their lives fo

respect to investments coming into russia but also investments that could come into the united out of imus we believe that that which would benefits for both sides of the question and we're looking forward to engaging further on finding those opportunities that could bring positive contributions that returns to both of our societies. thousands of palestinians gathered along the gaza border friday and watch the eight week of until capacious protests known as the great march of return more than one hundred protesters have been killed by israeli forces since they began in code raise been following events in gaza. since the beginning of the great march of return on the thirtieth of marked at least nine thousand palestinian protesters have been injured with live ammunition to gas canisters and other weapons the israeli forces have been using against the palestinian protesters and sends the last the last death toll of today is one hundred fifteen palestinian protesters were killed as you seat. tensions are rising the palestinian protesters are throwing rocks and the israeli forces are reacting t

interesting that israel seeks to break the steel and is pushing trump who is a complete tool of these imus lobbies or a pac it's very interesting that doing that because this deal with you know with my hair folds it might have weaknesses whatever but it's held iran has held its side of the ball game since it was signed. and america has not well i'll just tell the audience it in a statement today iran said that it won't be making any changes to the nuclear agreement do you think that in any way is going to influence donald trump as may twelfth deadline gets closer. until yesterday i was under the impression from his going to this up and he's going to throw this stone in into the dustbin now i'm not just not so sure because trump is me i think he's playing poker he's trying to up the ante trying to build up domestic support to try and deflect away from his own personal scandals that are going on and he knows what damage removing the u.s. from this deal will do because the deal yes it might be a deal with iran but it's a multilateral deal where you've got the p five one plus one involved in t

happens and this is not like you said that over there really this is not some old thing i mean look don imus back in ninety six got a world of trouble because you know he brought up the clinton scandals and bill womanizing all that kind of thing this is something you know this is something that happens all the time but it's one of those things that. you gotta look at this and realize this is how the media works in this town and this shows you the sycophants that they are that they will say terrible things about how could be sad there is day every day but if somebody else doesn't know that person is wrong and it wasn't at the end of the day it wasn't it wasn't a head on or looks. i don't know if you understand a smoky eye as eyeshadow was making a point because the whole thing about oh when sarah huckabee got a make up artist like paying attention to the facts that are actually going on i understand that but then to roll out i think it's incredibly awful for the white house correspondents' association to have put that out that was disgusting you cannot keep sitting there pretending to be budd

the idea of peace even though he was constantly at war these if have been dome into the light in the imusfriedan's he wanted to create a realm of peace open to anything if your cat lets leash so it actually does like action. charlemagne died in a tangible fourteen and was buried in his church in a when he was a frank and the first european a century and a half after charlemagne a man. and from the subjugated saxons otto the first would be crowned king in a hundred. feet on the law. plat mob at the battle of less faith in nine hundred fifty five the saxon defeated the heathen magyars. in the fight against the external enemy he united the tribes of the east frankish round. it mocked a new chapter in the history of the germans. half. first step into the world of classical music will soon only list the horn player with the berlin philharmonic orchestra goes on a musical discovery. this week a very special honor for sarah a meeting with the band of the coldstream guards one of the oldest regiments in the british army a rare look behind the scenes. traces of the past alongside a lively culture

welcome back to the kaiser report imus keyser time now to turn to seth shapiro of alpha network seth welcome to the program thank you max big fan all right let's get right into it you say the media business is fundamentally broken how so and what do you do in a fiction over that alpha networks if you think about the major areas of the media business that we've kind of brought up with for a while cable made sense before the internet you had these hundreds of channels but at that point there was no broadband so there was nothing else there was no other game in town so economy the economics as doesn't make sense anymore people pay for hundreds of networks they watch maybe a dozen of them you tube seem like it would be a solution but as you know like most content creators can't make a living there three percent of you tube is make above the poverty line so that's not like you know hot house success as a business model price for most of them and news is the same stories over and over for an audience largely people what is alpha networks so we're doing is we're building a netflix like plat

whether it was imus calling the rutger's women's basketball team despaisparaging name or a well-refined public servant like valorie jarrett being depicting valorie jarrett as an abe. >> shepard: and jarrett was part of the rant that happened overnight. >> and about knew this. they knew she would be c controversi controversial. in 2013, she called susan rice a man with big-swinging eight balls. but amid the ensuing outrage, barr whose reboot was renewed for a second season, defending herself against the charges of islamophobia. she said islam is not a race. islam includes every race of people. i want to mention, somehow the clinton family got ripped into this. this ordeal which began tuesday morning started when barr took aim at george sores. she said my given middle name is victoria. i'm just not married to one. >> shepard: thank you. >> she's off twitter now. she says. >> shepard: for the moment. >> we'll see. >> shepard: thank you. roseanne barr has a history of stirring up controversy on and off the small screen. trace gallagher with more. trace? >> shep, the roseanne show and rosean

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you forget that don imus came on, he was a comedian during the clinton era, with a democrat, and right in front of clinton and his wife, started talking about extramarital affairs and making very tawdry jokes. that is a democrat -- and you say -- >> laura: that was 1996. >> okay, larry wilmore, i think his use of the n-word in front of obama, i found it offensive. >> laura: that was stupid. >> that contradicts what you are saying. >> laura: that's one example. >> there's a big difference between what happened last night and what happened the previous t dinners. the big difference was a sarah huckabee sanders is sitting there as a staffer. that was a moment for the presss corps to do the right thing, to treat her with respect for coming there and being in a very difficult position. instead, they bullied her, they went after her, they tried to mock her. the american people watched, guess what? it was probably a good night for the conservative movement but i still think it's a disgusting display of the press being biased. >> i just think people are looking to manufacture anger and indigna

we had incidents, we have incidents from imu surksimus an but to have a constant normalization whereple are just blatantly taking out their feelings of hatred, racism and islamophobia and gender inequality and homophobia is totally unacceptable. we can debate in the town square, but we cannot stand there and subsidize you be an apostle of hate in our commercial commodities that we support with our consumer dollars. >> katie tur is standing by to pick up our breaking news, again, abc canceling roseanne, after those comments she made about obama senior adviser valerie jarrett. >> stay where you are, rev, i

people remember the don imus situation. you're often called upon to talk to corporations and industry -- people when they find themselves in situations. do you think abc did the right thing? >> oh, they did the reporting live from thing and i think it's important, the statement they made because what i think we're dealing with is those that are still trying to turn us back into a day that that is considered normal. and i think we can't get away from the fact if it starts raining you look for clouds. the clouds that have been put over this country to try and bring us back to where this is norm normal, to take a well-educated beautiful woman like valerie jarrett, which they did similar to michelle obama and president obama and equate them with monkeys is not acceptable and we cannot tolerate it. when you have a president that started his political career on birtherism saying that he's not one of us when he did everything he could to do dog whistling around this issue of race, people like roseanne feel they're empowered. well,