k. believes there's a huge conspiracy against him. there's no doubt but behind all the utterances of this court and therefore behind my arrest and today's examination there stands a great organization and the purpose of this great organise. gentlemen to arrest innocent persons and start proceedings against them which are pointless and mostly as in my case inconclusive. scholars are still debating what the trial is really about is it about kafka's personal life religion politics or could it be foreshadowing of the totalitarian regimes of the twentieth century. but these are questions the author never wanted us to ask kafka himself didn't want the trial to be published fortunately for us after he died at age forty his friend ignored that wish today the trial is one of the most important novels in literary history. definitely worth a read as is his famous novella the metamorphosis well that's all for this time but you can find more about those stories and many other things i'm on our website at the w dot com slash culture and on facebook

k. i believe you may have some questions for me? okay. >> commissioner dwight? >> vice president dwight: i have one question, and you've read this more thoroughly than i have. when it talks about nicotine, does it mean nicotine, nicotine or does it mean nicotine derived from tobacco or synthetic? >> right now, it's nicotine products that are available on the market derived from tobacco products, but in this case, it's all nicotine. >> vice president dwight: your amendment includes nicotine on its own. >> supervisor walton: nicotine on its own. >> vice president dwight: the workaround would be oh, it's nicotine in a lab, it's synthetic. >> supervisor walton: we have folks working hard to address those workarounds. >> my question is this is only on city property. that doesn't have anything to do with store owners, correct? >> supervisor walton: this ordinance, correct. >> the only existing carveout remains, and that's s.f.o.? >> supervisor walton: correct. >> does this -- i'm not thinking of anything else where this would be -- >> orat the airpo at the airpo >> i'

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believe that. handing this mess with with k when we don't really think that i mean you know the commitment that if we have one begun we believe that to be a lot of that is more. than enough to actually commit it is i know how to get talks because we're not seeing different being honest and prosecuted you know what is right for all right. the african diaspora i'm sorry coming to us from johannesburg thank you. thank you very. soon ethiopia now where prime minister may have slipped and sweeping reforms have him international acclaim and domestic popularity some supporters say he deserves a nobel peace prize but he also faces big challenges millions of internally displaced people if these conflicts and the growing frustration that politics isn't changing fast enough we'll talk more about that in a moment but first here's more how on how people in ethiopia are reacting to their lead as first year in power. that is the capital of ethiopia there's a new energy here people have invested their hopes in their prime minister. he said no good he brought us change and that's why i call him a prophet you know n

k. >> you still believe bill clinton should have resigned? >> i've said all i'm going to say on that issue. we have a president in the white house who has over 12 allegations for sexual assault and that we as society have to look at these issues far more broadly and hold people accountable. the truth is, this moment that we're in isn't just about sexual harassment and sexual assault. it's about whether we value women. that's why we need a leader who will bring ideas to the fore like national paid leave, affordable day care, universal pre-k, making sure we have equal pay for equal work and making sure you and i don't have to accept a standard of harassment or assault or having to assign mandatory nondisclosure agreements as a measure of employment. we need a leader who is willing to stand up and fight for all americans and make sure all of us can be heard. >> kirsten gillibrand, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> we have more break news on 2020. mike, what have you got? >> we have been working our phones. very hard to try to nail down the

so now i will ask k you to peope believe that this debate process will actually bring about change like policy chahanges. wellll there isn't a loss o of optimism out that right now ---i losssses att different polls beg undertaken the figaro which is of right leaning on a newspaper how this on its website do you think that your taxes are g goig to go down as a result all of the great debate. at twenty six thousand people voted 80% of them don't believe it's going to have that affected not really is theey objecective that seems to come out people want to pay fewer taxes. and france is it it's a cliche but front is the most heavily taxed of or the e. u. countries. and so it is a real issue for people and this is a really interesting piece in the new statesman i've written by porting book is a french journalist. at lee she doesn't live in france right now but she says that basically a model not call his response to this debate show he has learned nothing at the leisure and who took to they streets because of high taxation of petrol. in p particucular and i it was a feelining thatt the l lit

give us a brief on so you know what what in your opinion do you believe that's all african authorities are handling this myself with with k well we don't really think that i mean you know the commitment that they're quite happy to put on because we believe that it did a lot of that mall of this that these you know they actually committed to and you know what they get back because we're not seeing people being out it didn't cause it you did you know what they tried for i all right just i was in the the salon the african diaspora for coming to us from johannesburg thank you. and very. soon ethiopia now where prime minister may have slipped and sweeping reforms have him international acclaim and domestic popularity some supporters say he deserves a nobel peace prize but he also faces big challenges millions of internally displaced people if it conflicts and the growing frustration that politics isn't changing fast enough we'll talk more about that in a moment but first here's more how on how people in ethiopia are reacting to their lead as first year in power. the capital of ethiopia there's a new energy here people have inv

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. >> that's why i believe in universal pre-k, so we can fund fully. too many kids show up to kindergarten ill-prepared. for a lot of families especially there are two parents working or one parent working they don't even necessarily know that reading to kids at night, doing letters and numbers that they absorb that. they don't know because this might be their first child. so that's the key is to actually make sure we have universal pre-k. >> yeah, i absolutely agree. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator. i missed your being asked about the mueller report which of course is what everyone in d.c. cares about. i have three questions for you. are you concerned that a.g. barr holding a news conference before the report is released? is that a concern for you? >> i don't care as long as he releases the full report. i do not want a report that's redacted. members of congress look at confidential top secret information regularly. we are given the authority to do that, and so we need to see the full report. i can understand if he needs to redact it for public re

k-9. his mission isn't to apprehend. he is believed to be the bay area's first police therapy dog. milo will soon be responding to give emotional support to witnesses and victims of violent crime. >> it's been proven having an animal in a crisis situation, it lowers blood pressure and also lowers stress. the hope for having him is to have people open up easier, relax the situation as much as we can in a circumstance like that. >> this is only milo's second week on the job, officers say he is already making a difference at the station. he has been brigg smiles to the department's dispatchers who deal with heavy 911 calls every day. >> that's nice. i wouldn't mind seeing him if i got pulled over. >> this is true? how is that going? >> coming up next on ""today in the bay,"" the new tool bart is considering installing the controversy is sparking. it's all coming up in a live report. >> we are getting ready for another hot day as our temperatures gradually come down today. in campo, we go from 57 to 80. early afternoon, we will talk about what's ahead in our forecast coming up. >>> alw

k. and when it comes to nuclearization. and believes that the only way forward is through giving guarantees to the north korean leadership for years russia's position on this has been in fact it was laid out in the. road map that was put together together with beijing is that. they only have to use mutual consent. the keyword is mutual and these concessions should come from both sides both north korea and south korea along with its allies however a lot of our pool says and he believes that history has shown that every step forward made by washington is always followed by two steps backwards. or. just doing it which to you but with some confidence building measures to be taken which could have been taken back in two thousand and five when the u.s. and north korea came to an agreement however later on for some reason the american partners thought this was not enough that they needed to add something more to this agreement that's when north korea with drew from the treaty if you're making a step forward in two steps back you will never suc

k. will throw a story in gerald horn believe the situation as a direct consequence of actions back in twenty eleven general how tar will probably ignore the call for a negotiated political settlement and you may expect a bloodbath to unfold in tripoli which is quite tragic and quite unfortunate but i'm afraid to say is the inevitable outcome of the ill advised attack by the north atlantic treaty organization speaking of nato led by the united states as a result of the two thousand and eleven overthrow of mr could go off in tripoli this is to libya becoming a gateway for migration across the mediterranean from africa generally leading to many people dying in the choppy seas of the mediterranean the current regime in libya is not very popular it is dependent on our militias oftentimes act like gangsters looting and plundering their fellow libyans. others to brief you on today in less than twenty four hours now israelis head to the polls for a general election the main rivals for the prime minister's office are incumbent leader benjamin netanyahu and former chief of staff of the israeli militar

. >> that's why i believe in universal pre-k. we should fund it fully so every kid can get that full year in school. because the truth is too many kids go to kindergarten ill-prepared. [indiscernible] >> for a lot of families especially if it's one parent working they don't necessarily , doing lettering and numbers that they absorb that. they don't know because this might be their first child that doesn't have a teaching background. that's the key to make sure that you have universal pre-k. >> absolutely. i agree. >> thank you. i gave it to haley. >> sir, yeah, yeah. go ahead. thank you, haley. >> thank you. >> one more question. >> hi. chatter] [crowd chatter] >> thank you. thank you. >> who had the question? >> thank you, senator. >> i missed you being asked about the mueller report. it's what everyone cares about. i have three questions for you. are you concerned that a.g. barr is holding a news conference before he releases the report? >> don't care if you have the news conference before he releases with the report as long as

believes or. you know you don't cooperate for fifty hours you get a five k. motion granted on your behalf because the government thinks you're a liar the government does you don't believe an outstanding governor believed or. they thought this sounds appropriate the judge agreed so well with already. in other news the green sources of energy show their potential in germany this week wind and solar power generated more than seventy percent of the country's electrical needs thanks to strong winds and plenty of sunshine but while the industry continues to develop there are fears it could cause big problems as well for example the impact it could have on the country's coal production many local communities depend on their minds as a major source of employment as artie's peter all over has been finding out. the opencast coal mine in the east of germany needed to the border with poland casts a black gone. out into the horizon merkel's government want to see coal phased out of use by twenty thirty eight and recently there's been loud voices of support from both here i

k right now. i just can't believe i'll never see either one of them agai >> reporter: kathleen link said her mother wendy welch ander niece 13-year-old stephanie link were trapped inside of the burning home. they were on the phone with 911 but the flames were so intse they could not escape. >> they told her to jump out of the window and the house collapsed and the phone went dead. they we together. they found both of them together with their arms around each other. >> reporter: five townhomes burned to the ground. a pile of charred debris is all that is left. the neighborhood is right behind hethepeake beach water park and when residents saw the t flamesy began banging on doors. thomas grabbed a fire extinguisher and tried to help but the fire was too far gone. >> it was traveling underneath the house from the first one and was literally movingdnderneath hen it engulfed the second one and there was another -- it kept on spreading uer the houses. and then they all just turned into match teicks. >> rep investigators don't know the cause yet but preliminarily they say it appear to be accidental. the q

us w voted to leave, go with wto rules, we should grab the opportunity and believe in the ability of the british osople. laura k for who would rather stuff it altogether, a likely longer wait is the chance to ask all of us again. >> in her final days as prime minister, will she aept the eu offer of the long extension, cept that the only choice now is to put this back to the people? laura k.: her only answer to a th is to go on. prime min. may: and i am continuing to work to ensure that we can deliver brexit and can do that in a way that works for people across the country.in laura k.: knthe day of our eventual departure from the eu is tied to her own exit, too. >> the prime mintoter has agreed o. i was in discussions with her. she has given a period for that. she has hinged it to the passage or ratification of a deal. but i think the reality now is that is becoming a firm date for departure, end of may, june. laura k.: discord at home watched so closelyere, a big reason why this process has stumbled again and gain. voices slamming the prime minister's leadership, or lack of it, never far away. e prime minister

police recovered several weapons from his car including and a k 47 style rifle and high capacity magazines. however. investigators do not believe that he acted alone and there is no current threat to the public to re saying can back to you. >>thank you very much what we first told you about the story through a pe>sian push alert make sure that you down like the kron four mobile app they always get the latest breaking news alerts. >>the gathering was held today to honor the life of the woman who was killed during saturday synagogue shooting and pow way in san diego county. meanwhile, many others are speaking out including other victims and the white house kron four is coming over now has the latest. >>a community coming together monday to remember lori came from. >>we're an anti semitic. came to tear us down. >>cage shielded her rabbi from the gunfire giving up her life to protect him. i see laurie lying on the floor and her dear husband back to howard k who's like a brother to me. is trying to resuscitate her. any faiths. >>others also willing to risk their lives, including an army veteran who jumped into of god. >>what was goi

free universities, but starting at the beginning, childcare and universal pre-k so we help our family succeed. i also believee need to ensure there is justice in our justice system. too many people are living in poverty today because they were incarcerated when they should have never been in the first place. i am all for giving people a first chance in life because too often people do not get a first chance in life and i believe if we put all those things together and other things, we can ensure that we lift people out of poverty, in addition to tackling the bigger issues like the tax code we need to rewrite and so many other things. >> we have been asking each of the candidates, there are going to be 20 and counting as of thursday. why should women of color choose you? >> thank you for the question. i grew up -- i am only here because of two very strong women of color, my grandmother who came from mexico when she was seven. she came across the border in 1922. she raised my mom as a single parent. my mom was able to graduate from high school and go on to college, and she raised my brother and me as a single

. >>> we have a new k-9 cop in the area and he has a unique specialty, bringing calm to stressful situations. milo who works for the p.d. is believed to be the first therapy dog. jody hernandez has the exclusive story. >> reporter: meet milo, honora police department's newest recruit, but this 65-pound labrador isn't your typical police k-9. his mission isn't to apprehend, but to comfort. >> milo is purely for therapy work only, so he adds just comfort and support. >> reporter: milo is contra costa county's first police therapy dog. first he'll be going to crime scene, providing support to victims and witnesses of violent crime. >> it's been proven that having an animal in a crisis situation, it lowers blood pressure and also lowers stress. >> the hope for having him is to have people open up easier, relax the situation as much as we can in a circumstance like that. >> reporter: milo spent months training in arizona for his special line of work. his partner trained with him and brought him to the bay area just two weeks ago. so far, he's gone to community hit. >> good boy! >> and he's making a difference at the police station. >> y

k group and the u.s. authorities but they also said that they they didn't come out and strike say that they believe the united states was involved i think the fact the north koreans haven't said that already suggests that there is still a willingness on the part of the north koreans to engage in dialogue with the u.s. i think where it where we maybe two years ago when we saw a similar incident we saw the north koreans accuse the u.s. of a century plus an assassination attempt against kim jong un i think we would have seen the north koreans a century excuse the americans of committing a hostile act. say all cards are on the table however haven't thank you. confusion it still surrounds the outcome of last week's election in thailand the first since a two thousand and fourteen coup over the weekend protesters accused the election commission of cheating after series of counting errors final results won't be ready until may ninth meanwhile parties supporting and opposing the military junta are both claiming the right to form a government and heartache spoke with young voters disillusioned with the system. twice a

[laughter] --k, i am a big lever in -- a big believer in -- when i left the speakership, and my record as you said, certainly the most progressive speaker in the 1990's, put forth a lot of the things that became the foundation for what they have done since then. but i remember leaving the legislature, and democrats and republicans getting up and saying goodbye. and i said, i learned a lot, i started out as the guy who demonized the republicans, i was the democratic firebrand, if you todayand i said, i leave realizing that there are people who i vote with every day, democrats, who i would not invite to my home for dinner, and the republicans who i never vote with, that i would. i learned about people are people, and over time i got to see that mike was someone who cares and wants to make a difference. and we didn't have to agree on everything. so i asked him to be part of my mayoral campaign. he was part of a team of people that maybe didn't get enough , but certainly someone i have a great deal of respect for. yes? and give your name, please. >> my name is elisa. my question for you is

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k. i was longing for a while is going to attract more extremists from around africa believe me. so you say i don't football is a very serious it's still room for a bit of a laugh and a joke on the training ground you still get a laugh when you arrive at work on so it was looked at was self this is a very important and serious business and when we got to know our you know for a time we all have a laugh we all have a joke of course of course when you are training. you are doing. two hours well you need you need before cause you need to try to replicate what you do in training in match soul training for me is match and training is the store i was for they saw and. that's that's work but then you have the pre-training you have the after training you have the meals of the meetings you have you have the gym time you travel all pales and of course the more than there is based for that. you need that and you need that so i think it's very important especially between the players and guys it's very important they feel they feel well with the charge of the enjoyed to be read with the char

believe me if we. told you we'd be. astonished faces charges both of you k. and the u.s. with politicians and human rights groups expressing concern that a dangerous precedent has been set by his arrest we spoke to wiki leaks editor in chief about the possible repercussions this is a threat to journalists and journalists and if we don't have a media world. man allegedly linked to wiki leaks founder julian assange is arrested in ecuador that just sounds off the police dragged the whistleblower himself out of the south american countries embassy in london where he'd been holed up for almost seven years. and a military coup seized the downs president arrested around them urgency really imposed on in the space of twenty four hours we look at the roots of the northeast african countries conflict. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with minichiello and now our top story from human rights organizations to politicians across the globe people have been reacting to the arrest of wiki leaks whistleblower julian songs on thursday police officers dragged him

going the buys a big national debate but essentially he believes france is on the right track his policies right for fronts your thoughts. thank k you well basically his. previous policy will will not. a change regularly well there are some leaders -- mapping for the police to look into account the fact that -- the burden of tax he loses the absolute b. and b. we bone lolling friends but what he announced was there was a very cheap group where would you live just five billion -- red demon using the income tax you know just just to have an id for example we we wear storm i mean. a the french. bank bnp battery bass will still run by the american justice. of the rumor is that men moved by you. and may and and just fine all. is seven billion a year rose so so much for them they walked in the room mister michael amounts of the of the rejection of tax for the world country. and the world. similarly about europe for example he's taking into accoun- criticism about europe he said that shangaan system being he doesn't work. a mutt he's hoping that the european union we we do -- two mile road but was unable to do going to pot for two year

k-9 units, police have so far only picked up a.j.'s scent inside the residence. investigators do not believe the boy was abducted or wandered away. a.j.'s father met with police over the weekend. >> a.j., please come home. we love you very much. >> reporter: and david, illinois child services has investigated the family before. a.j. was removed from the home for a year and a half when he was a baby. and tomorrow, his mother will be in court trying to regain custody of a.j.'s younger brother, who was taken shortly after his disappearance. david? >> all right, paula faris tonight. paula, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. elizabeth holmes, a rare court appearance just a short time ago, and the video just coming in now. >>> also, new developments tonight in that tiger attack at a u.s. zoo. the zookeeper seen on camera now. we have the video, moments before that mauling. and the major new questions about why she was inside that fence. >>> also, the new and alarming numbers on measles just out tonight, and the new states where officials are now concerned, as well. >>> and the "jeopardy!"

k letter for michael flynn. this is a significant development that investigators believe his cooperation has been so substantiald receive limited to no jail time. >> wow. interesting development. care ra with the latest. thank you. >>> more on our breaking news this hour. the president firing both his homeland security secretary and the director of the secret service. what this could mean for the chaos inside the white house. it's one of the more controversial policies of the trump presidency. why would president trump be pushing to bring back family separations at the border? we'll discuss that ahead. ♪ pardon the interruption but this is big! now at t-mobile buy any samsung galaxy s10 and get a galaxy s10e free! if yor more a month in rent, 1500 dollars newday's operation home can help you buy a home for what you're paying in rent. and you don't need a down payment or one dollar out of pocket for closing costs. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? all of you. how you live, what you l

k and please support the somcan appeal. thank you. >> i thought i read about this issue in the paper, i believe it was in a building community chinatowntyle. i seen lot of buildingsing that have major gaps between floors. i couldn't understand why. this kind of explains it. >> president yee: i want to thank the public for coming on. there was some people that came out to talk about supporting the appeal. any more comments? public comment on supporting the appeal is now closed. now we will have up to 15 minutes for representatives of the planning department to make the presentation. >> good evening president yee. i'm liz white. also here is stacy bradley from the regular creation an -- recreation and park department. the decision is whether to deny environmental ceqa appeal by upholding the department determination that the proposed project is not subject to further environmental review or to overturn the department's determination and return the project to the department for additional environmental review pursuant to ceqa. the project includes demolition of existing buildings on the project site. lot merger and the construction of a

i believe we need to get this country to single payer so we can bend the cost. do that k the way we is everybody buying in. and that creates a fund over time until america buys in. you can make it earn benefits. don't make it like social security. if it's not n away for -- >> yep. it's usually the biggest issue. >> the country is ready. >> i -- we have to be, i mean, there's people down in -- >> i appreciate the time, thank you. crowd chatter] >> we have no transportation. so i have a lot of students. because my pre-school is free with language barriers, financial barriers, all of those things. that. eat that we have >> we should fund it fully so every kid can get that full year in school. because the truth is too many kids go to kindergarten ill-prepared. >> for a lot of families especially if it's one parent working they don't necessarily know that doing letter and numbers that they absorb that. they don't know because this might be their first child that doesn't have a teaching background. that's the key to make sure that you have universal pre-k. thank you. gave it to

k. leave. on that basis rule of the cable system predicted by various economists -- very civil servants little size at front seeming to believe at this point that that would be preferable to jeopardizing for example the functioning of the european institutions a major major concern in with this. is the european elections they'll bearing down on us at a very great to speak to happening at the end of may just earlier this week the u. k. put in its its formal notice that it was formally preparing to hold those elections. i know that -- polling stations of being scrambles and and candidate lists as a basically paying for a pass at but that doesn't come without problems of its own you know if any peas are elected to the european parliament how long will be the the will they be in that parliament. what what could they be doing what's -- involvement will they be allowed to have in in making the rules -- and all of all of the work the legal implications that come out of having a sort of a hall fin hall files arrangement for one of the members state save. it really is very tricky there are lots of legal ramifications of what ifs and i

k. could be set for a lengthy bragg's a delay even diplomats have been locked in talks ahead of wednesday's emergency summit in brussels and have signaled that they do not believe a short extension to the withdrawal period will help break the current outlook earlier on tuesday the british prime minister met with german chancellor angela merkel in berlin to try and secure support for short delay until the thirtieth of june theresa may then jetted off to paris where she met with the french president of the diplomatic dash comes after m.p.'s in westminster passed a bill requiring the pm to seek yet another extension to the deadline to leave the european union. it's been almost three years since the budget referendum and many in the u.k. have changed their mind on whether they should leave the union after all the town of boston which is about one hundred kilometers north of london is home to thousands of migrants from eastern european countries voted overwhelmingly to leave the e.u. we want to see the pendulum is now. the people. we have to vote we do so much and they stick to it. and that's get out. price. menu today they want he has this like it that is now we ha

and i believe all of you have a transition to kindergarten booklet and that's one of ours that comes out this year. we wanted to leave you with one final mental image. a young pre-k student. her name is tillia. she goes to john mclaren early education school. she can write her name. she can identify 20 upper case letters, 16 lower case letters. she knows many nursery rhymes, even extended versions of the verses. and when she was reviewing her upper case letters, she was stumped on the letter, r. so she took her index finger. she traced the letter and she said, i'm going to look at it and i'm going to remember it. >> president cook: thank you for the presentation. any questions? thank you, i do have public comment on this item. teresa, ingrid, and maatta. before you get started, i'm going to excuse our student delegates. >> good evening. my name is teresa. acting executive director with first five san francisco. happy to be here this evening. first five has partnered with the district on the kindergarten readiness assessment process since 2007. so we have a long history of doing this work in san francisco in partnership with the district. it's been an invaluable s

does that mean we as the a k p or have once again come first by a wide margin or should i be injured party all that turkish political analyst few so far i'm told us he believes they're gay parties done very thoroughly well given the country's economic woes. c.h.p. had a very good strategy going in they changed it up a little they're normally recognized as a left party and they took a step to the right during the selections to go out and embrace the conservative electorial you have to realize that the party's been in power for seventeen years now it's a party that had up to fifty two percent of the vote at one time and we see at this election that there are votes around forty five percent when you look at the political conjecture of the country over the last two or three years you see a coup attempt in two thousand and sixteen the turkish lira has dipped over thirty percent recently in the last year the economy has slowed down after a period of high growth so there's an overheating of the economy when you take all these into account forty five percent being the top parties still a very good result everyone knew that. there were going to be a very tight race b

k)s and our ripple effects. i'm not an economist so i won't pretend to be one but something else i believe you support based on yoursite, medicare for all. and this is a question that when you poll people who originally say that sounds great, health coverage of some kind but the kaiser poll when you ask people how it will be paid for the implications of the isis. when you ask about eliminating private health insurance companies it is upside down by 21 points require most americans to pay more taxes, upside down by 23 points, delaying tests or access people would have, they say then by-24% reaction they are not for that when dealing with the reality of what it would cost them. >> i've been the ceo of the company and i know health insurance is a major anchor in our economy. makes it harder to hire new workers. when you do hire someone you're incentivized to make them temporary or contract workers, harder to switch jobs, harder to start a business. the fact that americans are waking up to the fact that we can improve our health care system and the notion that we can't afford it or people pay more in taxes is ignoring

person and we know most of those names, i believe, who deserve support, and to be given restitution as best it can be provided. >> you look what they did to k. t. mcfar land, to general flynn. these folks were put through the ringer, lou and right around the time of that tweet if i recall correctly, was when james comey leaked that information right to create that special counsel. you look at the nature of what the former fbi director did. that is, it has never been done before in american history and people need to pay for it and make sure it never happens again lou: well there's another current in all of this that came out today as we listen to alexandria ocasio-cortez saying, well tweeting in point of fact that she wanted to see kirstjen nielsen devastated, destroyed. we're hearing the same thing from all sorts of left wing reporters, activists. your reaction to that. she was effectively fired by the president of the united states and now, the democrats cannot resist their politics of personal destruction. it's not enough that she has been removed from that job, but now, they want to destroy her as one put it, make her it's just ignoranc

u k could be said for a lengthy bragg's a delay diplomats have been locked in talks ahead of wednesday's emergency summit in brussels and have signaled that they do not believe a short extension to the withdrawal period will help break the current to deadlock earlier on tuesday the british prime minister met with german chancellor angela merkel in berlin to try and secure support for a short delay until the thirtieth of june theresa may then jetted off to paris where she met the french president the diplomatic dash comes after m.p.'s in westminster passed a bill requiring that the pm to seek yet another extension to the deadline to leave the european union. it's been almost three years since the briggs and referendum and many in the u.k. have changed their mind on whether they should leave the union after all the town of boston which is about one hundred kilometers north of london is home to thousands of migrants from eastern european countries back then it voted overwhelmingly to leave the e.u. we went to see where the pendulum is now. the people. we have to vote we do so much stick to it. and let's get out. of this price. menu today the wife has this take

working partnership with the k street lobbyist, the chamber of commerce, the business round table, wall street can't bark orders at him. that turns out to be a boon i believe for this economy and for this president. >> or to think about it another way, as milton freeman taught us, the best way to have it is to get policy right and stand back and let it go. when the government is working to make plans about this or that, invest in this form of artificial intelligence technology than that form, the government loses. i would rather have low taxes, be an attractive climate for competition and let the competition go. lou: how do you react to those who are saying that the president's tax cuts aren't as rewarding as they had expected them to be. people aren't getting -- as many people not getting refunds, not getting refunds as big as they expected? >> first of all, let's look at the numbers. just over 2018, reallies poseable income, the money that people get in their pockets after taxes went up by $2,300 per house hold, $2,300 per house holhousehold in person and a lof that is because of the tax cuts. i'm sure they can argue about whether the tax cuts are 80% of

victor gav believes russia could play an important role in key issues with north korea during this summit meeting many things can be possible including increased cooperation between russia and d p r k however there is still a united nations sanctions against the d.p. r. k. and i'm afraid russia's hands are probably tied in how much they can do in terms of economic cooperation with the key issue of the korean peninsula is still the. issue i think both china and the united states are following the situation in vladivostok very closely it will take many parties to tangle together to really achieve this goal and what russia is also very important through this summit meeting russia was again demonstrates it's a country of great interest in international relations and the case denuclearization issue cannot be achieved without active participation and involvement by russia but of course much more is expected to come from this summit between that image and kim jong un we'll keep you updated with the very latest here and r.t. international. now leading human rights groups have been scathing over saudi arabia's execution this week of thirty seven men mostly from the shia minority on terror v