catching up on the back of alec salmon two episodes and interviews with kenny mcleish regarding independence westminster and especially breaks it these are fascinating and that's reminder to everybody if you can't watch the show live it's all available on the r.t. dot com website on alex's facebook and are you cheap channel bobby mcpherson says great interview with a new mcleish time leader fresh in and straight talking on scotland's political situation trump and the dangerous company he keeps at among the interesting topics for sure yet to be says fascinating to the parallels between scotland in catalonia professor and tutor was particularly persuasive yes he was indeed. sent from catalonia says big banks in catalonia i get the feeling our two countries are going to be close friends in the coming years i do hope so then our first two programs on catalonia we look at the politics and the economics of the constitutional battle being fought with spain today show goes deeper into catalan people and culture as alex attempts to answer the question of what is catalonia and who better to answer on

according to the spanish government it's catalonia is just most of the people in favor of independence but also people against in the balance think that that alone is a community with the right to decide thinking about journalism reporting on news extraordinary events i mean is it a button for journalism a million or more people buying used papers or more people tuning into the national radio yes there was a huge interest in what was going on these days so you know that. we can check the audience minute by minute especially people connecting by internet and in those days a thing we had record of listeners waiting for news and what was worse the reaction of what was going on. i don't know of if i. can supply the scotch whisky but i can supply the quick for the sceptical you know the drill with and then you can toss catalunya and scott thank you thank you very much you're welcome but one of the features of the cataloging debate has been the prevalence of cattle and academics working overseas and the prevalence also of the online media coming up after the break i speak to a professor from

independence. soul.the logic says that half of the economists and got the money are independents there are many economists. many good economists need a profession. profession which is where international lights lots of us from everywhere cash one question about how an economist estimates the effects of catherine and the pandas presumably you have to trade off the potential short disruption depending how a settlement was reached against a potential medium term benefit from perhaps improved decision making is violence. we estimated the some of the. some of the issues is one. to contemplate leaving. leaving the. union for me a scenario in your scenario involving independents who have to be in a scenario there for some coming of mediation the mediation of. because we don't want to go to. a union for economic reasons but also for other. reasons we are now experiencing what it means to be under the protection of the european. union. there are people in jail. you can count them. the. couple of hands. we have se

the people he's asking us to do for the independent parties of the three main independence party yes you famously are not a member of a political party not at all is this an advantage in being able to coalesce that independence grouping together suppress a game from the basis of this independence movement i used to work with. one of the former presidents of. one of the main important. association for the independence movement. member of. the national assembly that is the second largest. association for the independence well now in the position to hear what the people are asking us to do for you the new president but there's also a new prime minister in spain saying as. desired open up the possibility of dialogue which will clearly hasn't been there over the past few years yeah exactly i had a meeting with mr sanchez so for first time in many years we had the opportunity to sit together around the same table and to talk about everything this is a good starting point we agreed this is a political issue that should be solved politically now there is starting these dialogue between catal

and we can negotiate about these referendum ok and political the gradation of independence of the twenty seventh of october by an agreed referendum from the spanish government is this could be a solution but let me be clear about what you're saying you're saying that if the worst to be an agreement about having a referendum some point in the future which was acknowledged and accepted as legal and binding by the spanish government then you would be prepared to put aside all the sessions made today with regard to the previous level and this is resin of all deal i think for trying to solve this issue politically as we agreed that is the incentive for myself the case of a pretty short shrift pretty negative reaction from the leadership of most european countries and from the european union institutions do you think that that is say by the spirit as a loyal european union member and the european commission doesn't cross a loyal european member we know how difficult it is to be new or state in a war in a war of ace of course we know we know how many sacrifices. people should do in the future i

association for the independence movement. member of. the national assembly that is the second largest. association for the independence well now in the position to hear what the people are asking us to do for you the new president but there's also a new prime minister in spain senior senators desire opened up the possibility of dialogue which will clearly hasn't been over the past few years yeah exactly i had a meeting with mr sanchez so for first time in many years we had the opportunity to sit together around the same table and to talk about everything this is a good starting point we agreed this is a political issue that should be solved politically now there is starting these dialogue between catalonia spain but now we should see facts from from the spanish government we will be there we will be there to talk about everything let me take you to another key movement just the first of october last year. on the day of the referendum of the activities of the spanish police which everyone in the world saw and yeah eviscerates where were

so independence, other elements of northwest ordinance underscored jeffersons vision of independence. as part of the northwest territory, you have part of the inheritance. property andp your give it to the number of people. that will be held in a way that provides has to be transmitted. you will not have --. you not entail it. this is going to property that you can divide up and sell. you'll be able to emulate this property of your own free will and decide what you're going to do with it without a lot of restrictions. it sets aside land for public school so within each district territory that they set up. underscore and jeffersons vision about the importance of education and educated citizenry. the public support that. thatis on the basis farmers enough able to compete with slave labor. jeffersons vision is that we need small farmers. a lot of independent people heard not a lot of dependent people. --compete with these large of slaves. some of the hobbit able to do. that is now he's going for. it also erases indian land claims. more land and also claims to sovereignty in any given are

states and finally mr president you said something very important which was that the case for independence for self-determination and increasingly moved on to be a community case about democracy about participation in contrast which many would see as the defects of the spanish political system and indeed other political systems elsewhere be you yourself have been criticized in the past for writings which were apparently objectionable to catalans with a spanish orientation. what can you do because you know the president of all of catalonia what can you do to unite opinion across catalonia to see this democratic green that we spoke to ocracy is a substantially superior vision and inclusive of all people in catalonia i used to say same freedom that they won for catalonia i wonder same for for the spanish people and now freedom in the very. means republic so. i hope that soon republic of catalonia and the republic of spain should meet together a flattering on the. thing that this is the best future for all of us. well i can't determine the future mr president but what i can do is offer you som

is divided in cattle coming up after the break i'll be entering the kill etc i campaign against independence and leader of the cattle of socialist i'll be in few mchale and other key actors on this dramatic political stage. first. of all those. jewish laws don't google so document on the first take. how much cost them. the student eleven if. the person. was. eight to eighty two there were only it to last digit does. something she was the senior. well. if they were in the group of course i mean that one of the most bruising us terrible mean for her. to come this morning smile at. the church secret indeed because of the priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it would literally like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply by. moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that if that's known as the end then i think you'll hear that at tuesday's out in the

of the economics of of cattle independence economic the. mention has been diminishing over time initially it was all about economics about how much money you know cattle in spain taxes and money that doesn't come back in the form in in the form of investment or some other way how spain does not really represent not only because spain doesn't do the right economics you know the right economic policies for us but you know spain it's been a disappointment it's like it's like i think of the independent as a broken marriage. you know there is an economic argument. mean leads about you know feeling right i don't love you anymore and yes i promised when we got married they would be forever yes we voted the constitution or our parents for the constitution of spain in the argument years you know seen catalunya voted for the constitution hence you have to state no no yes i love you yes they promised yes they sed where it would be forever but now it's over when your field of economics where you go to so much notice of growth economic so you would turn

independent. as prime minister because we have seen a lot of prime ministers and they have tried their best to be independent but they have not succeeded and every prime minister having you know when he is at the point of ascending observe has seen the door so we have to see and wait and see what sort of. common ground in a country which is full of problems economy it's in the bad shape you know we have to go to the world bank and i.m.f. to get expansion loans and other things so we don't have a perspective of what imran khan can achieve the promise of a lot and one which is invalid that the being you know well meaning person a should achieve whatever he has said at least if it is even fifty percent of what is promised it will be a miracle. day where i see you want to say something but i want to ask you because there's been a lot of doubt around or questions let's say rather around the relationships the relationship between iran han and the military and how independent can really be for example wh

or students of students but it was not a group pro independence he was a good rule. because that because some of the economies in that group are not growing dependent they don't support the bench but he was a group of pro-choice was about the right to the side as opposed to what the decision might be exactly. it's about an end this good decisions can only be made easy for citizens are well informed. of the fact on the overall debate do you did you manage to slay some of the canard and raise the tone of the debate i think that the debate has been decreasing lee about economics after a quarter first thing many people saw through spain for the for in a for the first time. steyn has been very good disguising you know pretending to be a democratic country since one thousand nine hundred five since franco died but the true nature of spain appear that day and we have seen it ever since. sending politicians who have done nothing to prison for nine months now. you know be completely completely incomprehensible behavior and in the european judges are obviously you know showing

are more independent to the sanctions who they will continue to buy oil. india as well turkey makes noises saying they will stick to their own nation's them selves so terribly probably you could suppose from u.s. sanctions but definitely european companies have a lot at stake in the us look at war. they aren't directing style yeah it's not delivering mass. and lorries so. the issue is with europe again so what do you expect the europeans to do i mean if you were advising them what do you what would you be telling them at this point if you are invested in this area and yet lies company and the whole area but definitely you have those who decide to leave because they are next on in europe game companies like siemens are the big companies who very much depend on the u.s. markets no question for them to leave then you have those who are probably less exposed they will try to stay and they do stay and you have others who see this as an opportunity to have no us expose your and it will emanate transaction and to buy businesses in iran much depends what it is you

later of a party advocating independence for hong kong a skewes china suppressing free speech both the chinese and hong kong governments wanted to stop and. i'm giving a speech at the foreign correspondents club from a private parts. protest by prob aging supporters outside hong kong's foreign correspondents part is how do you know their anger aimed at the man speaking inside . andy chan leads a small political party advocating independence from china leading to accusations that he's threatening national security due to the nature of how the chinese propaganda machine works the national party was instantly demonized as some sort of extremist group due to these single word independence in reality what the national party is chasing after is no different from what many homeowners wish for the dream of democracy although he says he's not guilty of any crime the police have recommended his party be banned if that happens he says it sets a precedent for stifling all debate about independence but there is a very dangerous idea because they can accuse of you people in a restaurant to discuss a

a leader of a party advocating independence for hong kong has accused china of suppressing freedom of speech rival protests greeted andy chan as he arrived at the foreign correspondents club to give a speech both the chinese and the hong kong government want to be event canceled last month the police put forward an unprecedented proposal to ban chan's party for national security reasons. due to the nature of how the chinese public machine works the national party was instantly demonized as some sort of extremist group due to these single word independence in reality what the national party is chasing now there is no difference from what many homeowners wish for the dream of democracy and now as you all know the government is trying to. complete the calling us an illegal society. joins us pardon me we spoke to a little earlier here's what he had to say. this is been a fairly regular scheduled event and suddenly and the chant found himself being the man of the moment with his organization it seems being earmarked to be potentially banned here in hong kong for having this position of adv

an independent.o ahead. caller: i love nancy pelosi. , chuck schumer, they are going to roll in the big red wave in november, brother. this is good stuff as far as i am concerned. host: you are on our phone line for independents. have you ever voted democratic? caller: absolutely. i will never vote democrat again. host: why is that? caller: let me count the ways. how about the fake news? i don't even know how you folks are on tv. bend, youtely have a lean one way. maybe i offend you by saying that, but it is obvious to freethinking people. ey, look in a mirror sometime, but. vincent, a it, a -- democrat. your opinion of nancy pelosi? thank: can i first say you, c-span, for being on the air that i can watch a trump rally or trump speech that .riorly showed fox news cuts it off. thank you for being there. as for nancy pelosi, i think she is going to bring down the democrat party where we are going to see maybe four more years of donald trump and after that, maybe 8 years of ivanka t rump running the co

independents.aroline in jacksonville, florida, a democrat. go ahead. caller: hello. eating a democrat, i am getting disgusted -- being a democrat, i am getting disgusted with the way my party is splintering and all of this balking and etc.. lies to ther american people, talking about how kavanaugh is going to be a juror, he said that the other day, for the president, which is an out and out lie, not true. anything they can do except to work for the american people the way they should be is disgusting and they are just making me feel worse about the party every day. what do they stand for? what does our party stand for and when are they going to get busy finding a leader instead of spending all their time resisting and playing around .ith all this bs they want thousands and thousands and thousands of papers and they are going to gripe about something and never have enough papers no matter how many they get. host: are you going out to vote in the primaries today in florida? we have lost caroline, but

association for the independence movement. member of. the national assembly that is the second largest. association for the independence well now in the position to hear what the people are asking us to do for you the new president but there's also a new prime minister in spain see an essential desire opened up the possibility of dialogue which will clearly hasn't been over the past few years yeah exactly i had the meeting with mr sanchez so for first time in many years we had the opportunity to sit together around the same table and to talk about everything this is a good starting point we agreed this is a political issue that should be solved politically now there is starting these dialogue between catalonia spain but now we should see facts from from the spanish government we will be there we will be there to talk about everything let me take you back to another key movement the first of october last year. on the day of the referendum of the activities of the spanish police which everyone in the world saw and yeah eviscerate where wer

it depends what it means by independent minded i think. country to the perception general perception that there are questions about if imran will be successful or not i think there is a real possibility that imran could could be a strong and successful prime minister because i think him brown is the first prime minister in the history of this country at least till today who is in home and he with the other institutions and structures of the state like the army like the judiciary and we are seeing perhaps a shift in pakistan's course pakistan is on a path where all institutions are stakeholders are under same page it doesn't matter who is on the driving seat who is in the driving seat a government could have a civilian face but you know the policy could be the policy behind closed doors could be formulated by someone else added together by different stakeholders if that happens i think iran could survive and he will be able to. deliver in some areas but not in areas and economies in one area because pakistan probably. with i.m.f. which we s

independent. go ahead.aller: hi. first of all, it really upsets make upsets me when people up things. president trump said -- never said he was going to pardon everybody. you put up a graph of the other presidents and how many day pardoned. more than seven. host: the vast majority of those aftern the latter half or those presidents had been in office more than two years. caller: i understand that. i remember that, actually. i was thinking to myself, he is pardoning people like crazy. host: some presidents do it on their final day of office and issue quite a bit of pardons, including bill clinton. caller: exactly. one thing i wanted to ask is why did you even ask this question? all it does is cause problems and the other thing is -- i want to ask is why do we even have to lines? different i don't vote democrat or republican, i vote for the people i want to. why can't we just call in? host: that is why we have an independent line for you. caller: ok, so that is the independent line. that is why i call in, so

to get from grandville to independence. he had to walk to the railroad station, and happen on the train, then take a trolley or some other conveyians to get from kansas city to independence. so they wrote a lot of letters. and we are grateful for that because now we have that to read and study their courtship. so we have like i said letters that start back in 1910. and the early years we are assuming that they wrote about every two weeks, if you look at the dates on the letters, kind of assuming we have everything, which is a big assumption. they talked about books. they talked about -- harry talked about things going on on the farm. they would go out to shows in the theater and musicals and things like that. and then -- that first letter was december 19106789 so june 1911, harry proposed to her. in a letter. not the best move. he wrote to her. he said, speaking of diamonds, would you wear a solitaire on your left hand? should i get it? and so he goes on rambling about other stuff in his letter. he says if she won't say yes

tell their children these days one priority for many young people is maintaining some form of independence employment in the traditional sense it's no longer on walk for many a job security is far less important than self realisation lets you know what a couple of self employed and creative modern day labor us have to say thank you that we're all familiar with the curve for a long time everything stays kind of the same before things finally takeoff i know that so well and always feel like giving up or at least i used to feel that way. it's really a choice of your ability if you want to stay you can stay as were it's really some sometimes going project i like the people of my stories i'm going to. return to the contrary. it's most music to me it started when i was really young and a teacher told me i would never be able to work for someone else. i realized i agreed with her completely finished i always wanted to create my own thing get something going realize an idea make some. thing. is the only way i could guys. sometimes try and sort of remote. this is another advantage is that since it'

the uber says its drivers are independent contractors not employees. it's been kind of odd for a twenty percent. to thirty percent just by defining feature of the employer employee relationship. is an employer and has to shoulder those responsibilities ensure proper tax deductions pay social security contributions make sure that employees have health insurance and so forth. let's say a freelancer an independent contractor comes to you and says what's my employment status at my workplace. i'd like to get it sorted out. because i'd like a proper pension to say to them ok here are the things we can help you with this under both of these reviews on the board for because. first of all we checked the employment status is are they really an independent contractor or are they being misclassified by their employer. and then we provide them legal support if they need to correct their employment status if they will start what we can't do is organize health and pension insurance or not. we can confirm for people that. they are self-employed if they are independent

and important to independence on the truman story. so we are talking about harry and bess and how they came to be married and some of the letters they wrote back and forth to each other. this is their high school graduation picture. they attended the same school from the age of fourth grade on up. bess always sat behind harry in alphabetical order. so you can imagine the crush of your grade school life sitting behind you and staring at the back of your head for years and years. that is kind of what harry went through. this is their graduation in 1901. bess is in the second row on the very far right. harry is in the top row and he is like third from the left. he has his hand resting on the person's shoulder in front of him and he is wearing glasses. this is at independence high school. which doesn't exist anymore. they lived near each other but they didn't necessarily socialize very much. bess was very much from upper- class family in independence and harry's father was a farmer. so even though they were in the school together they did

this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin an independent investigation into the an strike that killed children in yemen that's what the united nations is calling for after at least twenty nine children died when their school bus was struck the saudi led military coalition says it was targeting rebels in a justified operation also coming up. to camp where shacks in dreams regularly go up in flames as more refugees arriving spain look at the precarious existence they often face there. and thousands of holidaymakers are going nowhere as ryanair pilots walk off the job of europe's biggest budget airline i. kind of welcome i'm honored that she the united nations is calling for a prompt and independent investigation into an attack again where at least twenty nine children were kid the air strike by the saudi led military alliance hits a school bus apparently taking pupils to a summer camp a saudi spokesman says the spot of the legitimate military action and its battle against the whole fees but there's been strong international criticism of the attack. this is yemen doctors desperate

since the 2016 or you have these independence parties and independent candidates, hong kong has startedvists to become candidates that this is this erosion of freedoms happening in hong kong and for him that it's a real worry. that is the story that we will continue to cover. thank you very much. finally on outside source tonight — a report from burkina faso. it's about how a mass radio campaign on health saved thousands of lives. the bbc‘s health correspondent, smitha mundasad has more. in her village in rural burkina faso, she's known as the child of the radio. that is because her dad says the radio saved her life. when she was just says the radio saved her life. when she wasjust one says the radio saved her life. when she was just one she developed a high fever and became very unwell. she was just one she developed a high fever and became very unwelllj enfolded high fever and became very unwell.” enfolded traditional healers and spent most of my money on traditional remedies and medicine i bought at the market —— consulted traditional healers. but nothing worked and on the sixth day

and linguistic barriers and your night that same band seventy one years ago all their dream of an independent homeland for the muslims. became a reality this independent film awkward much excitement because of the fact that the country has now a new political party at the helm of affairs a new prime minister will be taking orders. on celebrate independence day and the people of pakistan of course will be hoping that this time around their government did they bring to deliver on its promise and to ensure that that country had a bright future for its people kiba is to have its most significant political change in more than forty years and the government wants people involved thousands of community meetings are being held for people to share their thoughts on the new draft constitution from havana as the story. their work is done at this hospital and have a nap but the staff can't go home yet. they're staying on to discuss the proposed

we also invited outside independent review boards to look at allegations. we also hired an assistance coordinator who worked with the victims, and, 90% and the fact that there has been a dramatic drop over the course of last 25 years, this policy on this this procedure has worked. >> bret: during our time as bishop in pittsburgh or as auxiliary before that were as director of clergy personnel, did the dioceses reach a settlement with the victim that included a confidentiality settlement? >> let me say this, since 2002 there been no confidentiality agreements. and if there were before, the fact is that we never honor them. so that's what's in this grand jury report. there was this cover up, they allege, for years. >> let me say, there was no cover up, and i felt that it was important, that we needed to be able to share with people information that showed that not to be true. so for example -- and the grand jury report which was almost a thousand pages long, there was in fact a response from the diocese of pittsburgh that corrects misinformation and the grand

. >>> in 1948 israel's declaration of independence which enshrined the country as a beacon of democracyle east, promised complete, social and political equality for all citizens, that is a quote, regardless of religion. indeed, israel's founding prime minister warned the nation had to withdraw from the occupied territories after the six-day war or watch their young state descend into conflict between democracy and pluralism or identity. now all these years later, the still-occupied west bank and the lack of a peace process has proven the prophecy. joining me to discuss is a member of the knesset and she's leaders of the left-wing party which is petitioning the high court to overturn the law and we had hoped to have a proponent of the bill here to debate the issue. we invited almost a dozen senior officials to appear on the program with samma, and none would do so. miss samberg, welcome to the program. why are you petitioning the high court? after all, as the proponents say, there's nothing out of the ordinary in this bill. it's simply the right of the jewish people. the right of the jew

let's get right to it, silas calling from vermont on the independent line. caller: hello, think you for taking my call. the morning show has been exited. in regards to the economy, the federal reserve controls the money supply, not the actual government or our elected effect shows. -- or elected officials. it is a bank. they control the inflation rate. that is relative to rages when peoplethe wages which say should be higher. ultimately, you get into more debt and then the banks benefit from that as well. in the rural areas, when you increase inflation and/or the minimum wage. -- people do not recover as quickly from a small business perspective because they do not have the number of transactions costs they have to pay with their products because the surrounding areas do not generally have the income flexibility due to not miss many transactions. and not as much business. the jobs area, relative to wage, we are in a world competition situation. here,he jobs come back the idea is that if you are lowl competing against labor rates in other countries, china, an

independents,-- (202) 748-8002. one takes a look at inequality of opportunity. 44% saying inequality of opportunity exists. 36 present says income inequality exists. -- 36% said income inequality exists. guest: income and equality is a moral outrage when you look at the numbers and how things up and spread apart. it is not the economic problem most people experience in their day-to-day lives. we ended up going out and doing visits to 12 different places in the country that are politically mixed to understand what is going on and how do people see the economic challenges they face. in almost none of them did income inequality come up because in most places, like where i grew up in northern minnesota where the wealthy person was the pediatrician. they were the one that had pools and i was a big deal. you see the wealth and urban poverty concentrated together. most places you're looking at making sure you and your child can earn a good life and have what you need in order to not have to make decisions based on money ev

host: carolyn, independent line -- maryland, independent line. ander: thank you to c-span ann coulter for being a guest. i would like to remind everyone that this entire of -- investigation was started by a conspiracy to defraud the pfizer court. -- fisa court. we are seeing a communist coup under color of law. thank you. guest: i do think that the special counsel with this roving mandate to investigate, see if you can find anything, anyone around trump. this is soviet justice. have a commission. it was started because james comey was out there while he insinuating the president was under investigation. as a quote in the book, when james comey was fired, all of the news media, we get echoes of watergate all the time with republicans but especially trump . iswas all about, trump under investigation and he fires the man investigating him. months later, james comey finally admitted trump was not under investigation and the entire basis for the special counsel, the president is under investigation, no, not only was he not under investigation, when we

couldn't pay me for the sake of pushing forward the nationalism independence because the both of. them as well and prosecutors say they've arrested two high ranking military officers following an alleged attack on president nicholas madugalle he was addressing a rally in caracas last week and to expose of laden drones blew up overhead the duel has blamed opposition politicians the u.s. and neighboring colombia for the attack fourteen others have already been arrested . ten women have been killed in a fire in a nursing home in chile only three women were rescued from the women's dorm and she where the fire broke out in the middle of the night witnesses reported hearing an explosion regional governor said stafford checked the home ten minutes before the fire and found nothing unusual at least twenty four people have died and another nineteen have been injured in a bus crash near the ecuadorian capital t. till the colombian registered bus was travelling along the road known as the dead man's car when it hit another vehicle at high speed most of the passengers were colombian but a few

north central bank that cannot act independently can pursue rational and reasonable monetary policies and if everyone doesn't understand this. it may be almost hopeless to head turkey but if he and that should decide to see the light we might be able of course to help them because we have a vital interest in a stable turkey for all kinds of strategic economic reasons but also because turkey due to the three million turks in germany is part of our domestic policy scene and what are president everyone's options right now. well there are several options i mean the first obvious right thing to do would be to do what our other guest was suggesting to provide the central bank with the independence that it needs to fulfill its mandate but if out on continues with his in insistence to not allow this then the other options are one one of them of course going to the i.m.f. . there are many observers who are betting that this will end up being the case however of course there is a big issue with that and that is the fact that the government really invested a lot in its claim that it was under th

judgeoesn't always mean a is not going to step in, but it means a judge should try to be independent, there minded and look at neutral principles. judge kavanaugh has written a lot in general about how if the constitution says the branches are supposed to operate a particular way or congress has passed a statute regulating the executive and a certain way it is the role of the judge to step in and apply the law. but where there isn't a statutory limitation the judge is not supposed to inject policy and is to neutrally leave things to the branches. he has also written about the importance of the principles, not just to formalistic late apply the rules which would be good in and of itself. safeguardsely, these get back to individual liberties and individual rights. by federal power being divided among three branches, multiple actors have to agree before steps are taken. also on the side of the executive branch and having accountability for the president is the president is the only elected actor and the executive branch. a role inlic, we have bringing responsibility only to the extent th

individual independence of these institutions of the freedom of the press is really an integra part of making sure that democracy is also upheld in germany something else that also came off which i thought was interesting she was asked whether she still views herself as a climate chancellor has to live up to that title. it's questionable whether she ever lived up to that title but it's no secret the german government has already said that it's not going to meet its twenty twenty climate goals germany has already received some warnings from the e.u. over air quality and pollution in germany but it seems maybe this heat wave that we've had here in germany like many parts of europe this summer could now be a wake up call that germany's now experiencing firsthand the effects of climate change with drought and forest fires and also bad harvests crumble in infrastructure so there's this heat wave could now be that wake up call for handling climate change in germany another thing that's heating up is the conversation we've been my kills governing coalition about pension reform which also feat

interview the german chancellor says democracy is more than just a majority vote and is incomplete independent courts and a free press aren't upheld we'll bring you analysis. and pope francis wraps up his visit to ireland with a huge open air mass that's up to the pontiff asks for forgiveness for the catholic church over its sexual abuse scandals but his critics say words aren't enough. in the bundesliga the big sunday clash featured two of buying munich's main challengers for the title. mind and r.v. life so she will have that and more from the german top flight. thank you for joining us media in the u.s. state of florida say four people have been killed and around ten wounded in a mass shooting at a video game tunnel menton central jacksonville police say the sole suspect was killed at the scene the moment in which the shooting began was live streamed on. to those watching the totemist video games being played. on. the terrifying moments a florida venue was rocked by gunfire during a live stream of a video game. multiple fatalities were reported at the scene of the shooting at the jacksonvil

interview the german chancellor says democracy is more than just a majority vote and is incomplete if independent courts and a free press are upheld will bring your analysis and if you have to put francis wraps up his visit to ireland with a huge open air mass this after the pontiff asks for forgiveness for the catholic church over its sexual abuse scandals but his critics say words aren't enough. to live in the clear get the big sunday clash featured two of buying munich's mean challengers for the title rooster document of our busy lives each will have that and more from the german top flight. i'm edith kimani thank you for joining us media in the u.s. state of florida say four people have been killed and around ten wounded in a mass shooting at a video game tunnel menton central jacksonville police say the sole suspect was killed at the scene with reports suggesting he killed himself medical staff say six victims were brought to the university of florida health hospital in jacksonville five are unstable conditions and in stable condition and one is in serious condition. it's terrifying moments

we see this hahappening amongst all the independent scientists that it looked at this. there are hundreds of f them who look at this and say, you have a problem here. instead of doing something about it, monsanto sibley says, let's take away their funding or go after the university or let's put political or scientific pressure on ththe scientist to make them back off. a lot of scientists willing first got involved in this litigation said, listen, i think it causes cancer, but i don't want to fight monsanto. they are bullies. that is what the documents show. amy: brent wisner, the division between the compensatory and the punitive damages, can you explain what exactly the jury verdict means? >> sure. the compensatory damages are really what -- the amount of money would take to make mr. johnson and his family whole. i don't know how you pay for pain associate with the type of cancer he has, but that is what the jury came up with. that was around $40 million. the punitive damages are not really about mr. johnson. they are about monsanto. they are about looking at what mons

there was a big criticism about that santo bank was an independent and is impacted with other factors so it seems like with the new turkish government system the central bank will be more free and we'll make their own decision and it seems like it will work out on tours they over one thousand foreign investors will be meeting the treasury department sent to the bank for this current crisis and the talk is so we'll share what the actions against this crisis alice enough thank you very much indeed for your time sir thanks for having me. oh a lot of also to come here on the news hour including a city under siege people struggle for food and medicines as fighting rages on for the fifth day in afghanistan's gashly city. people in sierra leone a rim of the victims of a devastating mudslide that killed a thousand people. and in sports one of cricket's biggest names was free from courts and back into his national team. police in london are treating a crash outside the british parliament as a terror incident three people were injured when a man drove through crowds before running into security

he got a car, and that made travel from granby to independence exponentially -- grandview to independence exponentially easier. he could hop in the car and just kind of drive, although roads being what they were, it was a bit of a precarious journey. so after that, their relationship changed a little bit. they went out and did things together. this is harry sitting on the right side of the car, and bess is on the left in the front, and his cousins are sitting in the backseat. so why didn't they necessarily get married right away? part of it is reluctance on the part of bess's mother. [laughter] tammy: everyone gives madge wallace on hard time. i try to give her the benefit of the doubt. she was a lady of her times. her husband had committed suicide and she struggled with that. she was a little bit fragile, and bess was her lifeline, and bess took a great deal of care not only of her mother but her younger brothers as well. part of it was also harry wanted to figure out some kind of way to earn money. he knew he wanted to be able to keep bess in the life to which she had become accustomed,

became a reality this independent. man because of the fact that that country had now a new political party at the helm of affairs a new prime minister will be taking orders. on celebrated independence day and the people of pakistan of course will be hoping that this time around their government and able to deliver on its promise and to ensure that that country had a bright future for its people. to check out the website it's always there for you the address al-jazeera called. this is al jazeera mining's piece adult your top stories counterterrorism offices and i'm leading the investigation into an incident outside the u.k. house of commons two people were injured when a car crashed into security barriers then the driver was immediately arrested several blocks around the area have now been cordoned off i think the twenty miles of a mother saying he's going it may be going to fifty miles an hour maybe more. and you're going to. fall all right outside of a. house of parliament. and these police will see that this was you

and that house is harry's house in independence which used to be on waldo. bess dated other guys around this time. she dated other people that she went to school with, and things like that. her father committed suicide in 1903 forcing bess and her mother to move in with her grandparents which is the house now that we consider the truman home. that is actually the gates' home, and built by her grand grandfather george porterfield gates. harry's life after high school. he worked for the railroad. he worked for the commerce bank here in town, and he also worked for wrapping the newspapers for the kansas city star. and then their family moved back out to the farm in grandview, and this is a photo of the truman farm which still exists and you can visit it. this is what we have known as the truman home today. the family moved in there in 1904 after her a father died and she attended barstow. how many people are local? barstow back then was a finishing school and not the kind of school that we think of now, and bess went there and many of the girl s ths that she to