the tolerant version of hindu ism you are given it versus obviously what has been seen as intolerance associated with the current indian government. you you say that hindu ism clearly accepts the possibility that abrahamic religions ups are all fine judaism christianity and islam so weak on the perhaps the greatest modern hindu preacher who in the late one nine hundred centuries made a very famous speech in chicago to the world parliament of religions said the just as all sorts of rivers flow in different parts crooked and straight into the same sea so also always of worship lead to the same god he said that i'm proud to speak of a feat that has taught the world not just tolerance but acceptance and so profoundly important idea because tolerance we are taught is a virtue but it's ultimately rather patronizing it says tolerance says i have the truth you are in error but i will make none i'm mostly indulge you in your right to be wrong very different except where is except and says much for it says actually i believe i have the truth you believe you have the truth i will respect your tr

god or salvation it says always are equally valid ok what about what about this criticism of hindu ism that it it is based around the cost class system and oh you tackle the subject in here the very idea of progress is there is hurt somehow by this version of universal acceptance well the thing is as far as the caste system is concerned many good hindus like myself i'd like to think devout in the us can find plenty of justification for. rejecting caste altogether for saying that this is not it's maybe part of a social construct of the way it has evolved in society as practiced in india but it's not intrinsic to the faith and i can assure you as i've done in the book scriptural examples anecdotes from history parables from our our great old epics and other poor honor's which see that you should not pay attention to superficial external distinctions such as caste hierarchy but it's true that many hindus still practice it and particularly when it comes to discrimination against people because of their belonging to supposedly lower caste that is actually illegal in india it's against the c

you you say that hindu ism clearly accepts the possibility that abrahamic religions ups are all fine judaism christianity and islam so weak on the perhaps the greatest modern hindu preacher who in the late one nine hundred centuries made a very famous speech in chicago to the world parliament of religions said the just as all sorts of rivers flow in different parts crooked and straight into the same sea so also always of worship lead to the same god he said that i'm proud to speak of a feat that has taught the world not just tolerance but acceptance and so profoundly important idea because tolerance we are taught is a virtue but it's ultimately rather patronizing it says tolerance says i have the truth you are in error but i will make known i'm mostly indulging in your right to be wrong very different except where is accepted says much for it says actually i believe i have the truth you believe you have the truth i will respect your truth please respect my truth and by that logic hindu ism is willing to see the merit in every way of worship what it doesn't accept as the clip of any o

god or salvation it says always are equally valid ok what about what about this criticism of hindu ism that it it is based around the cost class system and are you tackle the subject in here the very idea of progress is there is hurt somehow by this version of universal acceptance well the thing is as far as the caste system is concerned many good hindus like myself i'd like to think devout in the us can find plenty of justification for. rejecting caste altogether for saying that this is not it's maybe part of a social construct of the way it has evolved in society as practiced in india but it's not intrinsic to the faith and i can assure you as i've done in the book scriptural examples anecdotes from history parables from our our great old epics and other poor honors would say that you should not pay attention to superficial sternal distinctions such as cost hierarchy but it's true that many hindus still practice it and particularly when it comes to discrimination against people because of their belonging to supposedly lower caste that is actually illegal in india it's against the con

to prevent any one group from dominating by setting up a parliamentary system known as confessional ism in which each of the main sects holds a position in government a president must be maronite christian the prime minister's sunni muslim and the speaker of parliament shiite muslim. nouri hightail and was a candidate for civil society in the elections but being born armenian orthodox she could only stand against others of that section had district this is what we are trying to fight that this is not sustainable the vision you are dividing people according to their religion or to their sect and this is the only identity you are enforcing while they should visit this is on its function with the same rights and responsibilities. lauri's district of fear is one of the roots christian heartlands still influenced by the legacy of the she dismay and leader of the right twinky to a party during lebanon's fifteen year civil war which ended in one thousand nine hundred ninety. she was president elect for three weeks before he was assassinated in one thousand nine hundred eighty two. the. power b

pay a tab all that much in common bus according to one blog that all supporters of so-called assad ism it goes on of explains. labeling people as in fashion has been for the past couple of years in fact populist mainstream deplorable or when it comes to syria and a scientist like a sadist to but who also supports the syrian president at least that seems to be the logic behind an index of names recently claude together i chose primarily this term rather than the narrower term pro assad because some of the public figures in this list explicitly denied being pro assad but still persistently repeat coraline's of regime propaganda narratives steve bannon and glenn greenwald boris johnson norman chomsky let's say the chances of coming across any other list banding these people together are slim you published an article full of lies because you're too lazy and or malicious to care that you're doing it i never defended the sad regime in my life this is astonishing how many useful directory of people defending this sudra sheen what an absolute joke in fact the author was quite meticulous coming

under confessional ism if the government call into a way to provide state welfare citizens are forced to turn to the sectarian leaders for help it's how lebanon has run for generations. today these people are all awaiting an audience with say more lot one of the main candy of lebanon streets community it's a family tradition usually we always open the house chooses to receive. either for financial assistance or jobs and sister don't have a stable government to provide jobs this is working to. these people have come in for financial help to cover medical bills and support with that children situation fees and. jobs. the troops are an offshoot. they may have. five percent of the population but some fighting hard for this say they are still a force in. his role as leader of the main druze policy from his father he is unexpectedly candid about why i don't want to be in politics but i have to show it to my father and to my family history which what i've been basically working in politics for more than four hundred years is the family business we don't want to exist at some point so we all

so how bad was today's ism nonmanufacturing pretty darn bad.t to see the headline on the flash this morning. and of course as you dig through it, there's every aspect that's important. if you look at business production numbers were down, new production as carl pointed out, were down backlogs were down you don't want to see -- what's really interesting considering tariffs is the topic du jour, how does all that work in? one number doesn't change anything, but we really want to pay attention to close trends, because they've been going on a terror for the last six or seven months this series goes back to 1996. so we really have dpe tieterior bit. interest rates weren't that dramatically affected. they have drifted off a bit. quickly i want to go to this chart. this is s&p index versus 10-year note yields for the last 10 years. right in 2012, things change and to some extent we are. but the problem is the divergence, obviously we could call that the fed spread and the interesting thing about spreads is that either they narrow or they widen most li

in fact the author was quite meticulous coming up with a ten point to quote unquote scale of a side ism and having read through those i figured that maybe i should offer my young bull assistance in completing this list as by no means does it look finished take this point implying the west has somehow supported al nusra or isis i think we're back in people we have no idea who they are the rebels we call of the rebels that patriotic rebels we have no idea lot of people think you know that they are isis how about expanding it with the whole staff of the us state department and they denied entry to the leader of the white helmets over security concerns and after all being mean to them is a capital offense to any individual in any group. suspected of. ties or relations with extremist groups or was that we had believed to be a security threat to united states we would act accordingly but as for those who are already on the. we've interviewed a couple of them documented is this ridiculous in many ways but it's also deeply concerning is part of a witch hunt against people who don't accept the g

the what-about-ism. a crucial point. but primary for governor in wyoming, pitted -- i think it's the state treasurer against a very, very wealthy man, foster frees, don't know for a lot of causes that i think are fantastic, and i completely wholeheartedly support. going around wafers doing interviews and people were chitchatting out it. i'm in washington and i kept saying, a i talked to yes, 100%, foster fries was going to win i kept saying isn't he a little old? oh, but he spends so much money. that's washington for you. they still think you win elections with money. trump spent less money than sanders did. >> host: the straight treasurer, mark gordon won that race. >> guest: yeah. i wake up and see, everybody else was wrong and ann was right. it's not that ann is right. trump was right, push popular ideas and you win. you can't even see i keep pointing to the capitol building. why do politicians still think that elections are won we modify? they won with popular ideas and what is interesting about trump is he is not a

under confessional ism if the government call into a way to provide state welfare citizens are forced to turn to their sectarian leaders for help it's how lebanon has run for generations. today these people are all awaiting an audience with say more. one of the main candy of lebanon streets community it's a family tradition usually we always open the house chooses to receive. either for financial assistance or jobs and sister don't have a stable government to provide jobs this is working to. these people have come in for financial help to cover medical bills and support with that children situation fees and. find jobs. for. the dream. they may have. five percent of the population but some fighting hard for them to say they are still a force in. his role as leader of the main druce policy from his father he is unexpectedly candid about why i don't want to be in politics but i have to show it to my father and to my family history which been basically working in politics for more than four hundred years the family business we don't want to exist at some point so we all were always fighti

ism services i think comes out late they are morning but the ism manufacturing is very strong.rom chicago. the atlanta fed in the gdp model is now looking at 5%. ♪ ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. stuart: solid gain thus far. 73 points up, 25,400 is the score on the dow. now this. iran has started naval exercises in the straits of hormuz. come on in walid phares, former trump policy advisor. we're reporting that they're launching a lot of small boats, a naval exercise, possibly as a provocation, hey, we could close the strait of hormuz if we wanted to. they are not folk do do that, are they? >> they could do the actual exercise. they have done it before. the question is, how far will they go? will they actually block the strait or not. the iranians can't if they want, damage the international passage. the united states can intercept them, stop them, damage their own capacity. brinksmanship of capacity with gaming with us. i think that the united states is very much attend tiff to what they're doing

under confessional ism if the government call into a way to provide state welfare citizens are forced to turn to their sectarian leaders for help it's how lebanon has run for generations. today these people are all awaiting an audience with say more. one of the main candy of lebanon streets community it's a family tradition usually we always open the house chooses to receive. either for financial assistance or jobs and sister don't have a stable government to provide jobs this is working to. these people have come in for financial help to cover medical bills and support with that short term situation fees. jobs. the dream. they may have. five percent of the population but some fighting hard for them to say they are still a force in. his role as leader of the main druce policy from his father he is unexpectedly candid about why i don't want to be in politics but i have to show it to my father and to my family history which basically working in politics for more than four hundred years is the family business we don't want to exist at some point so we are always fighting to stay in power

when you assumed office you said your biggest worry was rising at the summit ism at the center of society what other examples show things are indeed shifting. there are these century old images and documents that are constantly being dug up jews and money jewish influence these widespread terrible anti semitic images keep reappearing. and then there's how people deal with our nazi past. i think confronting it has made our country strong because it made us critical. but when people like right wing populist alexander galland trivialize the issue by saying things like the twelve years of nazi rule with just a speck of bird poop in german history and worries me this is the kind of environment in which anti semitic sentiments thrive. does that also show that anti-semitic lines have become quote unquote more normal or commonplace the technical university in berlin just published a study that shows that anti semitism and he semitic attitudes are practically exploding online. yes i read that study too it worries me a lot and in my opinion anti semitism has always been present in germany. but it w

agencies will try to push for international mccann ism so i and this has been going by the way for the last for the last for the last three years usually members member states try to resist the attempts of you and to form such a kind of them all right so now we have this report which is pretty uncompromising in terms of the blame that it does blame all parties to the conflict it also has was of condemnation for those international players who are actually providing the weapons that are being put to such nefarious use in yemen. the reports although it does blame all sides of the all sides of the conflict but the saudis have repeatedly and including their many governments have repeatedly accused the un that they are not investigating the violations as much so they think that they were the reports published by the un are more biased towards benefiting the truth is because the report does say that most of the civilian casualties are caused by the saudis by the saudi led coalition and of course you have been wide range of violations happening like charge of crude cements you have constant s

toure ism in the twenty first century looks to the stars. people are looking for experiences and astronomy is a new experience not available to them previously and this will be near the end but never saying that they tire on the moon and sun on some of the stars. spain is one of the best destinations in the world to enjoy astronomy it's a trend on the rise. thanks to sleepwalk astro tourism is giving value to the attraction of the night sky. scientific institutions businesses and tourist establishment are backing this new trend. i think that if teen years ago astro tourism sounded like times fiction didn't it would come from abroad just to look at styles with a laugh it. was a bit more than thirty thousand german astronomers have to go abroad to practice their hobby with us here in. this intelligent tourism offers unique experiences to travelers from all over the world to discover in the southwest of europe. i don't know who that is spending the night looking through a telescope or even with the naked eye to see things they've never seen bef

professionals from the most renowned places also come here to specialize they all see astro two or ism as an opportunity. there are three more going to the canary islands are considered the world leader in astro tourism matters and the truth is we're very lucky in the canary islands especially those of us born there we can't let this opportunity pass at the top of the year or even for the experts practice makes perfect. though for the there are two courses that differ only in the number of class hours it's very intensive because we go for twelve hours a day so we have time to cover everything. we spend the whole day in class and at night we do astronomy practice sessions but we're all very excited about it i mean . at midday the garden turns into an observatory it's time to observe and learn about our star the sun. at us on the up with these are the first solo telescopes that existed and the difference with this one is that it has a much higher resolution and this one has a point five armstrong filter which gives you lots more detail. about how much of. all the telescopes are pointed a

perhaps into context for us these groups that we're talking about specifically mention tool against good ism you mentioned a number of well organized far right groups but just generally speaking how deep is the sympathy for these sorts of causes going in the country right now. yes so it's quite widespread we know from different long trial studies as a logic of studies that we have a huge i'm not a huge amount but let's say amount of twenty percent of the population that sheriff's. races are sent to up to twenty percent of all races or homophobic or social governess. at its you which is kind of huge concept call it would mention it mention find the so it's. human instinct at its you towards groups and you know that this percentage is pretty high and constant over the last forty years it's very high for example also in the east of the country or the former east of the country tell us a little bit more about that is so in the former east the we can see that for the last forty years they have it misses the witnesses a transformation process and a movement isn't one of them is that one of the pro

i'm administration which is really throwing the whole world thought chaos and lawlessness and same ism and its actions and then those nations where there are one hundred ninety four nations on earth not a single nation without a problem in its social demographic fabric or geographic fabric so if we're going to go on the backs of lawlessness. that pursuing the result will be chaos lawlessness the rule of the jungle violence and counter-violence and bloodshed and extremism is that what we want is that what europe want what russia wants what china wants mr arafat this is obviously not what we want but unfortunately the world has allowing has been allowing this for for a number of years if not decades already let me ask you one very specific question on the on may fourteenth advance because the protests in on the gaza border let's call it border around the gaza found had been ongoing for more than a month there were victims and casualties before dozens of people killed and yet. the majority of the casualties occurred on that specific day of israel's founding and the opening of these reille

ism a passenger jet crashed in stormy weather. it only traveled a few hundred yards before it nosed dived into a field. 101 were on the flight and everyone survived. there were thunderstorms in the area. the plane was hit by a strong gust of wind. 85 people were in critical condition. the jet had been scheduled to fly to mexico city. it's a 550-mile flight that takes about two hours. in 86 a flight approaching los angeles crashed killing 64 people on board and 15 people on the ground. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors voted to restrict marijuana sales in the chinatown. supporters say people living in the neighborhood may be subjected to unhealthy secondhand smoke. >>> uber and lyft agreed to a new tax. it will replace a proposed ballot measure. the companies will pay a tax of three and a quarter% on single rides. >>> the city of san francisco attempts to create more affordable housing. the mixed use building has a half dozen businesses. it's part of the up -- initiative to keep low-income families from eviction. tariffs a

forces here lots of different causes represented all of them denouncing the ku klux klan white supremacy ism so quite a diverse crowd out here so far we have not heard any reports of any violence or anyone being injured huge police presence we are hearing the sound of police helicopters above there are lots of police standing in front of the white supremacy there are there are lots of police elsewhere around the city the city is on lockdown largely with the metro on a special schedule so situation is tense a lot of anger here a lot of people chanting anger at the white supremacists but as of yet we have not seen any any violence or people hurting each other now the anti fox crowd has come decked out in body armor gas masks almost as if they're ready for a fight but no fights as of yet have broken out. russia's prime minister warned this week if the u.s. goes ahead with sanctions against russia's major banks it will be viewed as an act of economic war that was after a first wave of measures was announced over moscow's alleged role in the poisoning of russian double agent surrogate script his

forces here lots of different causes represented all of them denouncing the ku klux klan white supremacy ism so quite a diverse crowd out here so far we have not heard any reports of any violence or anyone being injured huge police presence we are hearing the sound of police helicopters above there are lots of police standing in front of the white supremacy there are there are lots of police elsewhere around the city the city is on lockdown largely with the metro on a special schedule so situation is tense a lot of anger here a lot of people chanting anger at the white supremacists but as of yet we have not seen any any violence or people hurting each other now the anti fox crowd has come decked out in body armor gas masks almost as if they're ready for a fight but no fights as of yet have broken out. russia's prime minister has warned that if the u.s. goes ahead with sanctions against russia's major banks it will be viewed as an act of economic war that was after a first wave of measures was announced over moscow's alleged role in the poisoning of russian agents sergei screwball and his dau

and took on some of the hard realities of having a capitalist economy that supports entrepreneurial ism and now we're seeing the inevitable result this is what the lesson you would think would be learned in america because you've got these new social. democratic socialists in america and you keep saying all well as well as a example where the going and they go well they didn't do it right they didn't do it right you know it's the thing is it's never done right it never works and those northern european countries people keep referring to as being examples of successes and socialism those are not socialist countries those are called mixed economies is capitalism plus socialism mixed together and they exactly that great other of course norway is one they keep on referring to and of course and what has norway done they've saved almost every single penny that came in from all of their oil wealth they don't spend it they put it in for a rainy day unlike the united kingdom which converted leverage it up into that so there are different sort of economy is that is up to the leader and that's wha

joke in fact the author was quite meticulous coming up with a ten point quote unquote scale of a side ism and having read through those i figured that maybe i should offer my umbrella systems in completing this list as by no means does it look finished take this point implying the west has somehow supported al nusra or isis i think we're back in people we have no idea who they are the rebels we call of the rebels the patriotic rebels we have no idea lot of people think you know that they are isis how about expanding it with the whole staff of the us state department they denied entry to the leader of the white helmets over security concerns and after all being mean to them is a capital offense to any individual in any group. suspected of. ties or relations with extremist groups or was that we had believed to be a security threat the united states would act accordingly but as for those who are already on the list interviewed a couple of them documenters is ridiculous in many ways but it's also deeply worrying and concerning the vote is part of a witch hunt against people who don't accept t

this is exactly what we're afraid of and i remember talking whispering it to people who are other isms here and when you think about it you think that was racist and and people did it and yet we still supported the film so i think it's ok to feel mixed you know to feel all sorts of feelings right you're feeling joy you're feeling you're feeling sadness you're also feeling maybe. not being able to tell all the stories and especially being insensitive to some groups and i think i think it's it's really healthy to be able to have all these conversations so that we can finally actually say what how do we want ourselves to be represented and in defense of the director there the guards the gurka guards were in the book and in fact there and stations and notes about the guards and provided history of why they wore what they wore and so you can include all of that context in a film. there are a lot of things that made in the film there are a lot of things that were inserted in the film to sort of embellish and flush out characters so you know would it have been better if they just kept those c

interesting talking about focus because he or she ism africa, first leg on a four—day trip to drum uprade and what are we all talking about? talking about boris johnson. well, ithink talking about? talking about boris johnson. well, i think she did do a bit of that talking on the plane on the way over. i think she may have wa nted the way over. i think she may have wanted to get it out of the way as well. and then talk about trade. we believe well on the way to doing a trade deal with various countries in africa and that is what people want, we wa nt africa and that is what people want, we want to see that happening, whether the big deal is that we really wa nt whether the big deal is that we really want to see it at the end of the day, it is small deals at the moment and hopefully will lead to other things. that is the sort of pr she wants to do. she does not want to be talking about boris all of his achievements at some point, at the moment it is brexit. if you look at the deals we are doing currently with africa, about 4 billion with south africa compared to 240 billion with europe

>> may be a modern day term we could use is john brennan-ism. evidence whatsoever, and in fact his peace in "the new york times" last week had no evidence that the president somehow, his election was due to russian pollution. and yet he persists in much the same way. joseph mccarthy in the 50s that i have a list of communists in the government. >> the more closer that mueller gets to trunk, the more trump lashes out. we saw this and other investigations whether it was the paul manafort trial rhythm michael: radar, or his son being in trouble for the trump tower meeting. now he finds out that his counsel has spent 30 hours with mueller. >> that he allowed it. >> even if he did, no one in the white house knows what mcgann shared with mueller, so he's lashing out in an effort to shape the court of public opinion because i think he fears very much what's going to happen in the court of law. >> harris: we do know that don mckinnon said there was no evidence that the president exceeded his legal authority. >> there is a lot between letter a and b ther

the because of the gentleman said if we're going to talk about history we have to talk about reese ism in america and which are very that we have to talk about contemporary system as well it's not to this at all to the top of your press or what's that this is that is forcing people to have to look at something to have to embrace symbols of white supremacy when they're going to school for young black and brown women so on their currency to see white men who say machinery against their ancestors who say ship or store quality that to me it's the visit and not talking about it is that is a. tenet of buddhism is that we have to brace for what is right in front of us we're not going to get to where we want to go if we don't talk about these things former attorney general eric holder said that when it comes to the issue of race we are indeed and he should have powers and the more that we don't talk about race the more that we are going to get to fight it would be like saying that the amazing women who have brought up the issue of peach arche and me too isn't are being divisive because they ar

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the old isms no longer have an appeal.socialism, marxism, yes, even what we call americanism no longer has the magic appeal that it used to have. what you do can change the world. i say to you today, as you go through your studies and you look at the prospect of the draft and all those other things. i know some of the fear some of the men and some of the girls may have in regard to that matter, i can say to you, never has a generation lived in a more exciting time or place in america. now we will find out how exciting, because you are going to ask some very exciting questions. thank you. [ captioners transitioning ] i've been called everything, it's all right. >> listen, in the signing of this campaign, a lot of things have been said about mr nixon. how do you feel about that? >> of course, i am older. i am 55, which is older than when i ran before. which was 60. and of course, i am more experience. i know more. i will make as many mistakes as it might've made when i was elected 1960. of course, i have a better sense of hu

he's being held on suspicionrrf ism charges. all of the victims are expected to survive. >>> we can finallyee alex smith making plays on the field in a redskin uniform tonight. the team will take on the new york jets for their sond preseason game. he didn't play for the first game last week but is expected to play at leaster a quart that is tonight at fedex field. >>> some of the cars on the road don't get a passing grade in some very important crash tests. nd up w the leaders s after the break. and later on "news4 today" -- >> i'm a dad - and coming up on news4, wngre goi to show you the mistakes -- >>> well, good thursday morning, temperatures as you walk out the door in th 70s. for most of you will see sun glare on the roads then a mix of sun and clouds s >> announceryou're watching ews4 today." >>> 4:16 right now. foreigners have been banned from buying homes in new that country's government passed a law yesterday prohibiting most people w don't live in that country from buying residential property. it's designed to bring do

underpinning this way of life is a spiritual ism is often not immediately obvious. so listen i want us to go on like this and i would join. in the core of this that i. got. there i mean i see unless you guys took a lot of the she started so look at them on the day when all of the highs are at this unrest and there's some of that going to my sort of god only on god only on. the grace of the one. sitting out there. so you know especially on a course and i stand with this i'm going and. going and i love that so you're the master so i got on my so. i got that it got us going on that are stunning so you tell me on what they must. like adalah contact with muslims in japan started mainly with the expatriate muslim community. week. here in tokyo scummy mosque a diverse islamic community gathers in worship. each friday muslims originating from the middle east and asia pray together in this beautiful mosque modeled on the blue mosque in turkey. i. interaction and friendships with these foreign muslims help him better understand it is. so this and i'm wondering about if they g

than they were before and inflation is back the big losers in all this and you all know that trump ism in the trump economic model has really hit hit hard when the bond market starts on ravel because you can't have a rising bond market and inflation at the same time so when the bond market starts to unravel you know that trump is a trump economic model has really taken hold i means that workers get higher pay the prices go up but your wages go up so you're going to feel richer main street will benefit wall street will get kicked in the teeth well certainly you and i can recall in the one nine hundred seventy s. when inflation was very high but member wages used to be paid to that inflation i remember my mother getting a price increase you know her wage was increased every year like seven eight percent based on the inflation that was similar so we still get our incomes more pegged to the rate of inflation of course now there is not what happened in the eighty's with that or in reagan deregulation or they separated the functions of wall street and capital raising from the economy at larg

master ism isn't an issue here. still in summer hydra becomes a meeting place for the international scene gathering evidence and collectors flock to the island which turns into an exhibition space most of the action happens after dusk to avoid the heat of the day. due to outrun and i get my drift exudes a mysticism all its own and the artistic community has been hanging out here for years. the greek names have given unusual and eccentric performances here promises of god. the more eccentric the better. british visual artist david shrigley spent fifty hours filming goats pleasing to create his film loft a house now shown in a film a slaughterhouse on the line. with another artist who left his mark on the island was then it covered in. retrospect is some is in this house and wrote some of his best known poems and songs here like that on the wall and. the atmosphere of hydras also inspiring for german rising martin most about his stop his desk in france fit for a terrace on hydra to complete his latest work from. a. fe

this tea tm ism is. >> yeah, giving back. >> so let's get behind them and start supporting them once again. they're in first place. >> they're really good for no other reason. >> in the community and on the diamond. all right. let's talk about weather. i'll have that forecast coming up in less than seven minutes. today they go for a sweep of the rangers. here's a look at the exploratorium. you can see the sales force tower. we couldn't see that yesterday. that gives you an idea the marine layer is not as stout. a little drier. that means you'll need the sunglasses faster today. more areas than did you yesterday. clouds return tonight. we will have mild lows once again. then minor ups and downs through the extended. here's a look at the cloud cast. you can see how deep the penetration all the way into the central valley. but notice by noon there is still a lot of fog around the bay. but by 3:00, it's pretty much clear unlike yesterday. it's the coast that's going to be clinging to the clouds the most. by 7:00 they start rolling in. so let's talk about temperatures down in the south ba

could not be further removed from the idea of a classless society a country where hard core captain ism rules and censorship human rights violations is this the freedom mark st john. an economist but how the communist party of china has always officially referred to marx but not always the six. just atlee. basically china sees the financial crisis of two thousand and eight two thousand and nine as an opportunity to promote the chinese system or. this means if the communist party of china talks about marxism today it doesn't necessarily have a great deal to do with his works. in his anniversary year marks is also available in x x al created by an artist loyal to the party the statue was a gift from china to the city of korea. from the success that china is having is a validation of marxism back reaching people to the ideology of karl marx is correct and should be protected as the heritage of all of mankind harvey he is in our hearts in a huge way point. this figure is also here five and a half meters of hero worship for the city of korea accept such a gift or does this mean the city is p

as a new word for transsexualism because of transsexualism though there is some impact of sexual ismof those words and this is no longer tolerate of. all the world health organization said we don't want the to have to have the word sexuality in this field but we want to say that someone's body and his brain in accordance to his gender incumbent so this is in congress new words so that means that if i would see say a woman and the woman doesn't feel like she's a woman and she wants to be a man you would be the person to go to. i would be the person if surgery has to be done ok gender reassignment surgery is that what what i do especially from male to female genital to aspects and corrections and other entities to the first context for these people should be served in groups of psychologists which are trained to care for this problem of gender specialists and even psychologists yes of course you know it's sometimes it's said that prisons were transgender born in the wrong body. the one affected doesn't like this i don't like this i don't like those words or yeah i don't like it because

karl marx the liberator the critic of compton ism this is how the communist party in china most likes to see him they send travel groups to tree house where marx was born is a hot spot of red tourism b.s. this is a very great man you know. it's what we were taught in school i think he's a very famous and excellent revolutionary. forces started right there with his real time marx comments expressed many important opinions and is very important for china also for the revolution. which is why a modern interpretation is called for a marx rap anthem commissioned by chinese state television or tools for say. people listening to hip beats rather than reading pride bulks that's how marx can appeal to the young chinese system the masses a lot in common with a generation that was born post ninety's. this is chinese quote that translates as marx is a post ninety's kid to kid the cool guy you can relate to and have stuff in common with that's what's behind this relaunch of his image of tibet. image grooming in a country which could not be further removed from the idea of a classless society a cou

returning to the dark days of sectarian conflict its critics say it's also led to stagnation clanton ism and corruption at the hands of an entrenched elite the government is stuck in gridlock the economy struggles and mismanaged public services failed to deliver few places to put somalis the stagnation better than the country's once proud railway system which used to connect three continents lebanon. rains stopped running during the civil war more than forty years ago and to party squabbles over responsibility and budgets have stopped them moving ever since although ludicrously this rusting network is still officially in receipt of public funds in reality it's now just a relic of better times a victim like so much in lebanon of a system that does little more than keep rivals apart a political dynasty is in place. discover the world of zero zero. the best films from across on the work of travel with the suit i'm allowed to do it but i'm about to be fresh perspectives and new insights. to challenge and change the way we move. this time on. the train and equip the opposition in syria so the

to form such macan isms and at the end of the day we need to remember that all of this at the cost of the yemeni people who continue to suffer and i think will enter now the is entering another the fifth year of the fifth year of conflict with no end in sight. the u.s. has told the un's top court that it has no jurisdiction to rule on terror on's legal challenge against its renewed sanctions iran wants the international court of justice the i.c.j. to suspend the sanctions after washington pulled out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal terror on has accused the u.s. of plotting what it calls economic strangulation morrissey has this from the hague well they serve this hearing it's been the united states states to iran's core allegation that the u.s. has been in breach of this obscure nine hundred fifty five agreements of friendship between the two countries by the reimposition the sanctions and the overwhelming overarching all came from the u.s. side is that iran's argument is entirely deceitful because it's effectively confusing legal and political arguments the u.s. is argument i

is on the rise there or you have to go from all the potential understand that this is all fun plus ism and increasingly migrant farm workers are victims a vicious beatings. as. helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack this is iraq on al-jazeera. comes to the aid of turkey which has been hit by a currency crisis and is in a diplomatic standoff with the u.s. . well i'm downloading this is out is there a live from also coming up luna for president but still the former leader who's in prison throws his hat into the ring for the country's top job. a state of emergency in italy after a bridge collapse that killed more than thirty people the government blames the bridge operate. and new york puts the brakes on the ride sharing services like the hope of saving a long established industry. turkey's foreign minister says he's prepared to enter talks with the united states to try and resolve the growing diplomatic route the two nato allies imposed tit for tat sanctions last week it began when anc