john henry browne: if the opdykes are behind this-- [interposing voices] john henry browne: if the opdykesis, and you know, they hired me, i'll tell you, if they hired me, i wouldn't be wearing my timex. ok? you know, that's ridiculous. keith morrison: john henry browne settled into a local hotel and set to work, deconstructing the prevailing public view of defendant, michael oakes. keith morrison: here in court, browne sucked up the attention. john henry browne: and i would suggest counsel come to trial and she'll find out. keith morrison: naturally flamboyant. john henry browne: i don't think i have a dog in this fight. keith morrison: while the client seemed to disappear into the woodwork behind him. a client who, said john henry browne, was not at all the villain the prosecution seemed determined to portray. john henry browne: what we have is a man who, has on his own, raised very successfully four children. keith morrison: it became, shall we say, a theme. michael oakes, single father of four, grandfather of one. well-spoken, mild mannered, but certainly not any ordinary salesman or c

mugs blumenthal is hiding behind the pseudonym of john brown and attributed to the authorship of the mention article republished by haaretz it was a big surprise for me that such a respected media as haaretz could publish unverified and biased information i. was not the author of any of the articles exposing this scandal however my research was used by one of the journalists in a separate article by the israeli newspaper ha'aretz a journalist writing under the name john browne also exposed this scandal and the ukrainian ambassador to israel has bizarrely excuse me of being john brown based on zero evidence at all all of my work over the years exposing the rise of neo nazi is an post made on ukraine has been written under my name max blumenthal and it's the ukrainian ambassador not me who's advancing fake news with prove the legitimacy of the arms is the right wing as of militia in this training video you can see weapons which according to the report of these ready made rifle but he craning embassy says it's a co-pay produced on the license and ukraine has mines blumenthal again. the

mugs blumenthal and setting behind the pseudonym of john brown attributed to the authorship of the mention article republished by haaretz it was a big surprise for me that such a respected media as haaretz could publish unverified and biased information i. was not the author of any of the articles exposing this scandal however my research was used by one of the journalists in a separate article by the israeli newspaper ha'aretz a journalist writing under the name john brown also exposed this scandal and the ukrainian ambassador to israel has bizarrely excuse me of being john brown based on zero evidence at all all of my work over the years exposing the rise of neo nazi is an post made on ukraine has been written under my name max blumenthal and it's the ukrainian ambassador not me who's advancing fake news but believe the story we're going to take take you straight to brussels president trouble speaking as promised let's listen in higher than that so we are we made a tremendous amount of progress today it's been about at a minimum they estimate and they're going to be giving exact numbers

max blumenthal is hiding behind the pursued a name of john brown i. was not the author of any of the articles exposing this scandal however my research was used by one of the journalists in a separate article by the israeli newspaper ha'aretz a journalist writing under the name john browne also exposed this scandal and the ukrainian ambassador to israel has bizarrely excuse me of being john brown based on zero evidence at all all of my work over the years exposing the rise of neo nazi is an post made on ukraine has been written under my name max blumenthal and it's the ukrainian ambassador not me who's advancing fake news you create a group in question is the right wing as of militia on this training video you can see rifles clearly which according to the report is the the israeli but the ukrainian embassy says a crane in kopi produced on the license that makes any sense of his but confusing his much blumenthal again anyway. he as of battalion has posted pictures on its own social media channels of its fighters holding tones or rifles which are israel

john brown. lemonis: john, nice to meet you. john: nice to meet you, sir. becky: thank you for coming. lemonis: the smell when you walk in here is awesome. john: it is. that's what everybody says. lemonis: and so, is this whole warehouse -- is all the manufacturing? john: it is. everything is in this 3,500 square feet. lemonis: well, why don't we take a look around? john: please. please. this is our storefront. we have an extremely loyal customer base. people are coming in buying 7, 8, 9, 12 bags of coffee. there's a lot of locals that live maybe 20 miles from here. they don't want to drive the downtown, so we do ship. becky: we're in whole foods and earth fare and fresh market, as well, so they can just pick it up at the grocery store. -lemonis: oh, you are? -john: yes. lemonis: that's nice. who got that account? -becky: the previous owner. -john: previous owner. lemonis: and what will the entire business do? john: we did $840,000 last year. lemonis: how much profit? john: i want to say, last year, it was $40,000 at the most. okay. this is our production a

parliament member john brown joins us. were you surprised by the reaction and the size of the protests in london? >> no. the left wing media in london is worse than america. this sort of thing goes on. it's unfortunate, very rarely does it happen to a head of state. this has been fanned up by the media and people like the mayor of london. unprecedented. we've had terrible leaders, cruel people about human rights before. nothing has happened. the media is hyped up. >> neil: you mentioned turkey and nothing like this with trump. that is a little weird. >> it is. but he achieved four huge things in the negotiations. it's been fantastic. nato was brilliant. nato is now stepping up to the plate. he boosted prime minister may for her future negotiations with the european union and brexit. he repaired what was appearing like a crack in the very important special relationship, which is the foundation of the anglo-american western world. one should not underestimate the meeting with the queen. i felt when you meet with the queen, yo

his involvement with john brown. he does not know where this problem and this story of slavery's role in the land is going, and he says that americans claim, douglass said in mid 1860, before the election after john brown. he said they claim to accept, quote, the civic catechism of the declaration of independence. it's a great description, a civic catechism. what do we believe, the so we believe, that our creed. yet, he went on, yet, with slavery infesting society in politics as never before, he had reached the point he said of weary hopelessness. americans could not move, douglass says at this point from their downy seat of an action. sitting in their downy seat of an action, what a way to move, what to do, now you understand frederick douglass is recurring attacks on the declaration of independence, you first have to understand, how much she loved it. adored it. was grateful for it. and think for a moment, where with the abolitionists cause black or white or in between, and say the 50 years before the civil war wer

john brown joins me. john: there is a huge amount of potential in southeast asia.n, a, korea, huge amount of growth. we find we can still get good growth in other parts of the world. pe, we have had offices in these areas for many years. that wea great product feel we can get growth there at the same time. are you looking at acquiring companies? m&a.haven't done any one haswth we have d been organic. she parent company of agoda ha acquired companies along the way, booking.com and others. particular, the primary strategy is to go with the product we have and deliver it to customers around the world as best we can. rest of the world because you are meeting more to your profits versus asia? southeast asia is where the preponderance of our customers are. big spot for us. north asia is growing quickly. we see very good growth rates coming out of europe and north america. that to be an increasing piece of the portfolio. inventory should be way higher than where you are right now. what are you doing about this? >> china is a huge market. only 8.7% of people in china have

jeffrey brown visited john coltrane's recording studio, where the mysterbegan. recently-discovered music gives coltrane-- more than 50 years after his death-- his highest-ever debut on worldwide chartsnd in sales. >> 11382, 11383, original, take one. ♪ ♪ >> brown: a famed recording studio. one of the greatest jazz ensembles ever. a beautiful blast back to music made on a single day in marc 1963. ♪ ♪ here at the van gelder studio in englewood cliffs, new jersey, a group of critics, family members, and music executives gathered recently to hear a lost recording by saxophonist john coltrane and other members of his classic quartet: pianist mccoy tyner, bassist jimmy garrison and drummer elvin jones. among them, ravi coltrane, john's sonhimself a highly-regarded sax player. >> it's like discovering a buried treasure. i hear him basically with one foot in the past and one foot sort of aiming toward his future. >> brown: thushe title of a new release of seven tunes, which ravi helped produce: "both directions at once: the lost album." >> the record contains a lot of ma

he's john brennan monetizing his security clearance is john brown and making millions of dollars they volunteered secrets to the mainstream media with his attacks on donald trump so even after leaving office they've still got power and connections that they could use to further their agenda . so whatever happened to a quiet retirement now in the air pockets around the new forces of emerging former top spies were turning to political activism tabletop and art see new york at his her off defense on foreign affairs magazine gregory copley says that in any other country such behavior would be considered treasonous. but what we've seen lately and the last two years is. the situation where people like director of national intelligence clapper and the like brennan from cia and so on be making it stream leak partisan comments designed deliberately to undermine the current us government now this is this would be treason of all under most governments around the world there are profound cases of damage to the united states' image to the united states' ability to function in a national security s

john. brown really love apple fiddler. or did she love the low. life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. only an insignificant concert at his side. or pursuing her own ambitions. but certainly as no other woman got some close to. brown life and death with the fire. starts july twenty first on d w. a warm welcome to the program for miss hit and bella and thanks for tuning in we have a package that is a let's dive right in with a look at the top picks. out of the woods one more.

and he says americans claim -- he says in mid-1860, before the election, after john brown -- he said they claim to accept "the civic catechism of the declaration of independence -- independence." what do we believe? tesco we believe. f.at's it -- that's our believ yet with slavery and fest politics as never before, he had reached a point of wary hopelessness. americans could not move, he says at this point, from their downy seats of inaction. what way to move, want to do? to understand frederick douglass's recurring attacks on the declaration of independence, you first have to understand how much he loved it. adored it. was grateful for it. wherefor a moment -- would the abolitionist cause in the 50 years before the civil war, where would it have been without those creeds? what would they have appealed to? , at least thet preamble of the constitution, which the abolitionists were so fond of pointing to, and in the bill of rights, that's there, too. that bill of rights that we never agree on in america, do we? we will internally disagree about the bill of rights. certainly the second

safely ensconces in the usa is john brown.is going on back in your mother country. >> i think the british swamp almost successfully neutered "brexit" is. you're seeing rebellion potentially happening with conservative party. i was 15 years in the house of commons with david davis and met boris johnson, although he came in after me. the british people wanted "brexit." prime minister may had two trump royal cards. the first was just to leave. as second largest contributor to the european union, if britain said if the european union is not prepared to negotiate in good faith, we'll just go. she threw that one away, yielded concessions all the way with no returns. i referred to the trump card with the great president trump. she came over here, the meeting went badly, almost not badly. we were trying to get a canadian-style trade deal which would have given her absolute power to negotiate with the european union, which some call the euro-soviet, but there we are. what she did was, she didn't really flirt. unlike margaret thatcher s

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. >> brown: historical figurese enter ems, including flesh and blood "browns": the abolitionist john brown, the singer james brown, and linda brown of topeka, who as a child n"s at the heart of the "brown v. board of educatase that helped desegregate america schools. >> brown: so there's all these browns throughout tstory and thre is you as a brown boy, a brown young man. >> yeah. i wanted it all filtered through i suppose my experience of brownnes i ended up also writing about my son and thinking about m boyhood helped me think about d s, or maybe it's the other way around: his boyhlped me think about mine. i think also i was trying to understand the ways that i started to undstand race which ren't always obvious to me, but slowly became so, and you don't really have a kind of time to get used to it. suddenly, you have to confront these questions. >> brown: in the poem, "shirts and skins," young explores the ways an almost casual bigotry crept into his own life. here's an excerpt. >> winners talk losers walk how i hoped to outrun those arms to leapfrog all tacklers the way madness skips a

by 1860, the south believed that the north was filled with abolitionists of the john brown stripe, that the republican party was an abolitionist party, and that abraham lincoln was the leading abolitionist in the country. none of it was true, but they believed it. i think the third conclusion is that, and we hear a lot in any popular discussion you have with my students or others that they would take away the states' rights. the south must have seceded to protect something called states rights. in looking at these amendments, it turns out that southerners like robert toombs and jefferson davis, andrew johnson and others were perfectly willing and proposed trading state authority the protection of slavery for federal authority for the protection of slavery. the issue was not about states' rights. it was about property rights. i think those 67 amendments, all of which we publish in the book, make that point very clear. i've got a couple of other points to make here, but i think i may weave them into my answers for your questions. so i'm going to stop at that point and open the floor. rang

john. >> brown: john coltrane went on to make his groundbreaking album, "a love supreme," in 1965, and fromher into an ever-freer realm of jazz that opened up new possibilities for music. he died in 1967 of liver cancer at just 40 years old, but his influence continues to be felt, including on son, ravi, who was not quite two when his father died. >> it's kind of mind blowing to think of how much e was able to create in ten years. it's hard to know why john coltrane's music hits, why it hits us deeply. it's hard to always recognize why the music as effective and as powerful as it is. but somehow it translates. message translates and t power of his conviction really comes through. ♪ ♪ >> brown: for the pbnewshour, i'm jeffery brown at the van gelder studio in englewood cliffs, new jersey >> woodruff: on the newshour online right now: turning to the universe, when a galaxy gets pulled into a black hole, it can create intense beam of high-energy radiation, called a blazar. this week, a team of physicists who studied this phenomenon announced a discovery that could help trace the foundations of

john come smart. to be brown really love elf hitler. or did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. pushing only an insignificant concert at his side or pursuing her own admission. but certainly no more the woman got some close to. life and death with the furore starts july twenty first on d w. news. this is d w news live from the alice a free office a grueling and dangerous rescue in time that the first boys have been brought townes of a flooded a cave alive off the more than two weeks traps and sounds a team of any divers watch for hours to get them out and then missions no avail yes . also coming up russia's world cup fairy tale comes to an.

i understand that jess brown and john [indiscernible] are here. i appreciate you're here. we are very interested to hear from you. >>> good morning, supervisors ronen and peskin. my name is jess brown. i'm the director of the san francisco pg&e. i'm joined by my colleague who serves as director of service planning and design at pg&e. we're both located at harrison on mission. thank you for inviting us. first off, i would like to express that we share the city's concerns about the delays to important projects and agree that disputes are unfortunate and need to be addressed. we're encouraged that we have an interim agreement, a path forward, if you will, and hopefully we can use that as a foundation for a long-term agreement. i think as barbara articulated, and i will cover these pieces as well, the nature of the utility business at the retail, wholesale, and transmission level is complex. that's why we have many without the sfpuc having to take on what is required by other utilities. many of these disputes are subject to settlement negotiations at furk. under both the state

john wooten, an outstanding player for the cleveland browns and an all-pro, the general manager to the eagle and frank clark who played for the dallas cowboys, so i played with some wonderful players and they -- i think made me a better player as it usually happens. welcome, mayor, and most distinguished chairman of the board, danny o'neill. i if you don't say hello to danny o'neill you're in trouble because there's so many o'neills in town but welcome. i'm there, and get to play in what was then the big 8 conference and my great thrill out there was, i parked cars for the oklahoma-colorado game when the oklahoma people came in by helicopter, and they landed in the field, and it was like park my helicopter. how too you park a helicopter? they had the greatest -- one of the greatest collegiate team, all all-americans and great players with distinguished professional careers. so, took my example at the end of the first semester, and said, it's a long way from home, don't get to see my brothers, so i decided to leave and then hung around for a while, and sort of languished, thinking about

mcmullin, former chief policy director of the house republican conference and gloria brown marshal associate professor at john j. college of justice and author of "the voting rights war." let's start with this admission we heard from guiliani here. i'm going to go with you. give me a reaction to what he just had to say. >> yeah, well, i think guiliani is -- he's in a terrible position, as is his client. president trump. >> they don't see it that way, though. >> well, i think they do. i think they have decided they're going to fight this battle. it's a political battle. and they understand that eventually this will come down to impeachment. so they're fighting this war in this battle in a political way, not a legal way, as much. i think in the end, this is going to come back to bite them. because right now there is an absence of information from the special counsel. we don't know what they know or not. that's the way it should be. we get drips and drabs of information in the press. but we really don't -- we don't know what the special counsel knows. so in that information void, guiliani and the president can s

boyd daughter who is a superstar in the nfl for the green bay packers, john wooden was really outstanding player for the cleveland browns and an all-pro, became general manager of the eagles, frank clark who played for the dallas cowboys. so i played with some wonderful players, and they, i think may be a better player, as it usually happens. welcome, mayor, and the most distinguished chairman of the board, danny o'neil. if you don't say hello to danny o'neil you're in trouble. [laughing] there are so many o'neills in this town, but welcome. i'm there and i get to play in what was then the big eight conference, and my great thrill out there was, i parked cars for the oklahoma colorado game when the oklahoma people came in by helicopter, and they landed in the field. you know, it was like parked my helicopter. [laughing] how do you part a helicopter? they had the greatest, one of the greatest collegiate teams of it. they had tommy mcdonald, jerry tubbs, all all americans, all great players who had distinguished professional careers. took my exams at the end of the first semester and said, you know, it's a long way from h

john david. he's doing -- there he is. well, he's doing pretty well now, ballers and got a movie coming up. and, yeah. [ applause ] but, jim browncan i have $5? he comes running in my trailer. can i have $5. jim brown wants to play me in basketball. i can beat him easy. so he beat him. >> he did? >> he didn't pay me my money back. >> you didn't get the money back. you're a big athlete but sports fan. you're a lakers season ticket holder. you got the king >> that's good. >> you god lebron coming. did you really call magic and thank him. >> yeah, to congratulate him. i sure did. i've known magic a while. he's making things happen. >> as are you. >> by the way, i'm selling tickets. [ laughter ] no, no. no. >> but have you ever seen him courtside? you are so focused. ity we have a couple of pictures of you courtside there at the lakers game. >> not focused there. >> look at that face. >> right, right, right. >> so what is it like sitting next to you at a game? look at that. >> the late great -- i fell you who was a trip was the late great prince sat next to me -- i'm like he knows -- he was like, he got to pick and roll there. i'm l

democrat newsom faces republican john cox in a runoff to replace termed-out governor jerry brown. >>> this morning, firefighters have entered a sixth day battling a deadly wildfire near yosemite national park. the ferguson fire has shut down highway 140 one of the main entrances into the park above mariposa. and as of this morning, the ferguson fire in mariposa county has burned more than 17,000 acres. more than 2,000 firefighters are still on the front lines. and it's still only 5% contained. meantime, residents nearby are demanding some answers on what comes next. >> what would evacuation look like and why would we be evacuated more for air quality or because they are really worried about the fire being so close? >> two firefighters were hurt while battling the flames. and last weekend one firefighter was killed. >>> californians will not be voting on a plan to split the state into three. the state supreme court blocked the initiative from the november ballot. bay area billionaire tim draper's goal was to split the state into northern california, southern california, and california.

john home and. mexico city now the longest bloodmoon eclipse of the century has thrilled millions of sky gazers around the world the moon turned into red brown color during the event the entire transition lasted for nearly two hours. by chance a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera a group of opposition political parties in pakistan is rejecting the outcome of wednesday's election official results show the party of the former cricketer imran khan has gained the most seats in the nationalist.

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. >>> papa john's, this is why we were playing the poison song bobby brown's new song pennsylvan pennsylvana -- they're adopting- aimed to prevent the controversial founder from securing a controlling interest. the board has been trying to sever ties for quite some time now with john schnatter. after it became public he used a racial slur with a pr firm schnatter owns about 30% of papa john's shares and signaled he won't be giving up control of the company without a fight. papa john's rights plan would trigger once a share older has acquired a 15% interest in the company, but the board says that his stake has been grandfathered in >>> sort of being held hostage by owe o. >> he's being held hostage -- >> no, the board is being held hostage by him. >> they're holding him up to get out. >> yeah. meantime the shares have been suffering because of this whole thing. let's check on the markets it's the busiest week. more than 160 companies reporting results. joining us now is katie stock and david leeb vich. welcome to you both. 35 prs of the s&p 3500 points earnings this week, including from the b

john will finally get to the hospital when he not thinks he has a good chance of recovery. today is a very special birthday for one woman and for modern science forty years ago louise brown was born the first person ever conceived using in vitro fertilization she became known to the world as the test tube baby brown was born by says very inception in england on this day in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight her mother tried for years to become pregnant before finding success with the breakthrough procedure parents. they shied from the public sensation that her birth caused by the family spent louise's twenty fifth birthday at the fertility clinic that gave understood. well today in vitro fertilization has become a common procedure in germany alone it is carried out about fifty thousand times every year but back in the one nine hundred eighty s. germany's first i.v.s. baby sparked a huge debate on the ethics of creating life in a test you we spoke with one of the pioneers of reproductive medicine involved when touch can evolve the pulls on some of her old documents she's very quickly transported back to nine hundred eighty one she was part of a team of specialists at the

john stones. that is all the sport we've got for you from now. sport we've got for you from now. will be back with more from wimbledon later. wimbledon later. now back to ben brownrday. saturday. they are still in a critical condition. condition. who is the mp for salisbury and south wiltshire. south wiltshire. thank you from being with us. being with us. salisbury very, very concerned and alarmed by what has happened. alarmed by what has happened. isolated site can get back to normal. normal. message to local people and people further afield. further afield. salisbury and he wants clarity as to what happened. what happened. decontamination issue at salisbury and yet it seems... and yet it seems... novichok residue in salisbury city centre. not any area that your decontaminated. decontaminated. my understanding is they were found elsewhere. they were found elsewhere. probably debris from the original incident. incident. contaminated by accessing those sites. we need to be clear about that. that. impossible to decontaminate the whole city? the whole city? impossible to know what you don't know. what you don't know. happened and what happened afterwards. afterward

office participating in that meeting was john mitchell, the attorney general, elliott richardson who was then health, of h.e.w., education and wellness. dr. richard brown, the director of the national institute of mental health. advocating ly one methadone maintenance. i had done the statistics. the other gentlemen were silent or opposed. dr. brown was opposed because that was a threat of funding and criticism of the psychiatric community. ack ingersoll. perhaps jack mitchell was aposed because it was introducing to america on a widespread basis if the program were implemented. it's an addictive drug. he sat in and listened and ultimately led to a recommendation to the president that the united states adopt methadone maintenance. >> let's pause for a second. let's go through with bob's help what the alternative treatments were and how many methadone actually worked. ok. bob? >> yeah, the -- the -- there had been an earlier episode of heroin addiction that focused in california and new york. and in both of those states they had developed a substantial civil commitment program for heroin addicts. governor rockefeller embraced the civil commitment approac

experience all over the world which john and i'm going to have to show up around fortunately are running out of time thank you kindly for your insights nails browning thank you. average police continue to investigate how two people were exposed to the nerve agent nobody talks in the southern city of solsbury charlie rally and don sturgis are in critical condition after being hospitalized last saturday the poisoning happened close to where former russians by their base agree paul and his daughter yulia were attacked with nobody to talk for months ago britain blames that attack on russia while moscow denies any involvement and says the united kingdom is trying to stoke up anti russian sentiment. we're now joined by tom to going to have british m.p. who chairs the u.k. parliament's foreign affairs committee mr toogood hot thank you for taking the time to speak with d.w. with regard to this latest incident you're pointing the finger at russia how can you be so sure it was them when an investigation is just now underway. well it's quite clearly the same substance as was used last time and the o.p.c. w. made absolutely clear there's really very in there'

brown. president trump is spending the weekend at his golf resort on thursday. denying allegations from michael cohen that he had prior knowledge of that 2016 trump tower meeting. >>> johnewis and been hospitalized after falling ill on a flight saturday. he is resting comfortably and is expected to be released sunday. now, back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline" i'll craig melvin. the prosecution had made their case. now it was the defense's turn. could they convince the jury to see justine winters' text messages in a different light? once again, keith morrison. >> every day in this montana courtroom, the family of now 17-year-old justine winter, dutifully shuffled to the seats behind the defense table. their face by their attorney's decree, an intentional blank. emotionless. their apparent demeanor a spur in the hide of an already angry town. but almost no one knew what was really going on. justine's mother mary who'd been struggling with alcohol caved in to the stress. tell me how it changed your life. >> i ran. i ran away from it all. i couldn't deal with it. i just left the house. i didn't come back. >> justine's brother, kyle, dropped out of college to h

you know, i think john mclaughlin made an interesting point, that we were attacked and donald trump is siding with the attackers. on 9/11 they happened to be brown muslim men from other countries, and i think that was very easy for people to understand, especially in america's heartland. when it's a white christian leader in charge of a white christian country who flatters donald trump and is all about donald trump and these are people who are getting their information from fox news, which is all about how there was going to be a war and there was going to be no war. like the same way that we saw with north korea, donald trump averted a war with north korea that was never going to happen. today donald trump avert a war with russia -- right. but i think they're seeing a totally different picture. i think that's part of the problem. and donald trump is doing vladimir putin's dirty work for him with his own hands. >> it's truly remarkable to behold. julia ioffe, michael isikoff, great to have both of you on tonight. thank you for joining mep much more fallout from the president's performance today including his shocking comments about the mueller i