la-la land has officially opened the seventy fifth annual venice film festival and also for winners of the past have had their premier at that event they. spent taking a look at this year's favorites. going for a view in venice as the celebrities arrived for the start of the seventy fifth film festival there was plenty to get excited about. whichever film goes on to take the top prize here in venice what's clear is that is a great debt from the great variety of films on offer here critics are saying this is one of the strongest selections in many many years. the opening film comes courtesy of damian shows zell whose last movie la la land also kicked off this festival two years ago before winning six oscars. first man is the story of how nasa astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon the risks that we have every intention coming back there are strong performances from ryan gosling in the lead role and from clear for you he plays armstrong's first wife janet. but the true story in the running is peterloo by british festival favorite mike lee it's a historical drama set in one thousand century northern england but should resonate with audiences around the world when cavalry rode into a huge crowd had gathered to demand democratic reforms it became known as the peterloo massacre. by alfonso quattrone set in the more recent past it's about a nine hundred seventy s. family in mexico where coral grew up like his last film gravity which won the oscar for best director it's visually stunning and it's one of twenty one titles competing for the venice is top prize the golden lion will proba

western, the ballad of buster scruggs, and damien chazelle — the multi—award—winning director of la la landback with his new film, first man. the film tells the story of neil armstrong and his journey to become the first man to walk on the moon. ryan gosling takes on the role as the emotionally guarded astronaut, with claire foy... be an adventure. ..who made her name playing the queen in the crown, as his wife. what scope did you think there was for you as an actress, playing the housewife of the heroic husband? i think for me it was that opportunity to not be the cliche. i didn't want her to be, you know, the conventional version that you see on a film of the woman at home, who is perfect in absolutely every single way. this isn'tjust another trip, neil. you're notjust going to work. do you think you're coming back? were you surprised to get the role, given there is not a huge shortage of american actresses? yeah, hey, there's a canadian playing neil armstrong and this sort of random british woman playing an american housewife. you just sort of think... but i do think in those circumstanc

mandy created the dances for la-la land kwie la-la land and taught me the moves.ent on a dancing tour and said one of the hardest things for the kids to learn is dancing in front of an audience. >> before every show, i was still petrified so i can't imagine some kids. >> i hear you, frankie. it was the most nervous i have ever been in my entire career. >> you didn't show it. >> and they're kids out there. >> kul cool as a cucumber. >> a few pros will be mentors on the "dancing with the stars" juniors show, including emma slater and sasha farber as well as cheryl burke and lindsay arnold. >> the young celeb contestants will be officially announced next month. >> now, how about this partnership? justin bieber and fiancee hailey baldwin. >> as you've seen, these two lovebirds are not shy about showing pda. this week justin even gave his gal a compliment over coffee. >> there you go, beautiful. >> good canadian kid right there. >> young love. >> what a gentleman. the biebs obviously a bachelor no more. the same cannot be said of the folks on the upcoming season of "ba

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"e.t." was there when michael jackson celebrated his 45th birthday at neverland ranch back in 2003. today, michael would have turned 60. >> hard to believe. fans are honoring the king of pop all over the world today but it's sister janet taking back in time for the ultimate video tribute. >> are you ready? >> janet marked michael's 60th, posting this re-creation of his "remember the time" music video, set to her new song, "made for now." janet takes on the role of model iman. ♪ do you remember the time >> lot of fun. "e.t." was behind the scenes of the 992 video who star ed eddie murphy and magic johnson. >> michael invited "e.t." to join him on tour. >> you go rehears and i'll see you later. okay, bye. give me a kiss. we saw the magic behind the man for the first time in 1983. ♪ "e.t." was on set of jackson's lemry music video "beat it." even then classic michael a perfectionist. ♪ happy birthday to you >> mj loved birthdays. all across the world, fans, his family and celebs are remembering him. today, jackson is still the king of pop. ♪ 'cause this is thriller >> he remains the only artist to sell over 30 million copies. his legacy now lives on in his three children, including daughter paris who reminded all of her father's humanity at his funeral nearly ten years ago. >> daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. >> and his music is still his greatest gift. >> i want to entertain people. bring some type of joy, escapism, magic to the world. >> he was so talented. >> we miss him so much. >> you'll be with michael's kids tonight. >> yes, i will. they'll be in lasd paris will be accepting the elizabeth taylor award honoring their father. stars like gabrielle union and johnny dmreki. it should be quite a night. >>> steve harvey wanted to celebrate michael jackson's birthday. he posted this throwback with a caption, my man! steve harvey just turned 61 this year. >> he looks good. he's about to start the second season here in l.a. for his talk show. he has a new look. the whole new look you have clearly flipped the script. >> well, this year, you know, we launch a new season so every now and then i reinvent myself, you know. i grew my beard out. but last year there was enough grey in the mustache yet. it looked like i had stuff in it. so i had to wait another year. this year, when i didn't color it, it was a lot more grey so i'm flipping the script, come with the different suits and i'm going to see how the beard game goes. >> steve also flipping the script on his show. >> we set the desk on fire. we had a big fire in the parking lot. we found out

mandy created the dances for "la la land" and actually taught me the moves. >> big step, go, one, twoyes! >> the two new hosts both took part on the "dancing" tour, and say one of the hardest things. is dancing in front of an audience. >> before every show, i was still pet rrified so i can't imagine these little kids. >>> "dancing with the stars" juniors will have pros and mentors. they'll be revealed on facebook tomorrow. but how about this partnership? justin bieber and fiancee hailey baldwin. >> these two lovebirds aren't shy, showing some pda all over new york city, and justin even giving his lady love a compliment over coffee. >> here you go, beautiful. >> we'd like to add, he also held the door for a mom pushing a stroller. >> he's a gentleman. he's good canadian kid. >>> now, the biebs obviously a bachelor no more, the same can't be said of the folks on the upcoming season of "bachelor in paradise." >> but as etonline's lauren zima found out, that may not stop justin from tuning in. >> i've met justin a few times because his mom pattie is a big fan, she's a huge member of bache

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the opening film comes courtesy of damian shows zell whose last movie la la land also kicked off this festival two years ago before winning six oscars. first man is the story of how nasa astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon but we have every intention coming back there are strong performances from ryan gosling in the lead role and from clear for you he plays armstrong's first wife janet hook . up a true story in the running is peterloo by british festival favorite mike lee it's a historical drama set in one thousand century northern england but should resonate with audiences around the world when cavalry rode into a huge crowd had gathered to demand democratic reforms it became known as the peterloo massacre. by alfonso quattrone set in the more recent past it's about a nine hundred seventy s. family in mexico where koran grew up like his last film gravity which won the oscar for best director it's visually stunning and it's one of twenty one titles competing for the venice is top prize the golden lion will probably start speaking to each other beca

la la land director dave mentioned sal and other contenders at this year's venice film festival plus. i'm florence we in sabah state malaysia where the demand for land development and biofuel is frightening not just forests but a way of life. hello there we still got plenty of wet weather over the southern parts of china at the moment this region has been incredibly wet over the past few days this cluster of thunderstorms here in the southeast is going to stick around so for the southeastern parts of china and across into taiwan staying pretty wet here as we head through the day on thursday that area towards the west is going to slowly begin to work its way westwards and break up a little bit so here in the southern parts of china in through hainan should be falling and drawing just the occasional shower for friday the wetter weather making its way across the northern parts of vietnam instead they're working their way towards us here remember desperate for now it's following enjoy just the occasional shower here or more wet weather across the central belt of india and this is where it's going to be a person who at it's we had three thursday and friday we've got a little circulation developing here and that will in haunts the rains to the south largely draw it just the occasional showers here most of those across that west coast and further north it should be fine for as kharaj there at around twenty eight degrees now here in doha there's a fair amount of cloud today which is ensuring it's actually not too hot temperatures generally around thirty nine degrees but they'll be rising as we head through the next few days probably around forty two as we head through thursday and friday but staying very humid. capturing a moment in time snapshots of the lives of the stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's without inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to go well we did sacrifice. or own. witness on al-jazeera. a very quick remind of our top stories here on al-jazeera brazil's president says he may restrict the number of venezuelans entering at the border in the northwestern state over all day now it comes amid growing tensions between locals and migrants which has forced brazil to send troops to ensure security. the u.s. president has announced the white house lawyer donald gamble and his post say he played a key role in the appoint a federal judge just and has been a central figure in the special counsel robert moses rush of hope. maritime authorities are calling for calm after french and british fishing vessels clashed in the english channel in a dispute over scholarships for she french fishing boats to on the territorial battle north of normandy and choose to. russia's president vladimir putin has and i'm see is suffering an unpopular draft legislation to reform the pension system the proposals have pushed it since popularity dances lowest level and more than four years or a challenge as more from moscow. after months of avoiding russia's deeply unpopular pension reform proposals like it had nothing to do with him. has just stepped right into the middle of it this had been anticipated speculation had been that putin would play the kinds are watering down the proposals to make them more palatable and perhaps stopping his sliding poll figures at the moment is less popular than he has been since the annexation of crimea in two thousand and fourteen of course that's not how putin himself framed his intervention. the main goal of this deal is to provide financial stability in our pension system for many years to come which means not only keeping the same rates but also increasing them for current and future pension riches goals pension reform bill apart from the provisions and visitors a gradual raise in pension age currently women in russia retire at fifty five and minute sixty the plan had been to raise this to sixty three for women and sixty five for men the compromises that putin has offered are to lessen the increase in retirement age for women to just sixty years old men will stay the same at sixty five women with particularly big families will get to retire early and for the transition period for the five years prior to retirement they'll be certain tax breaks and extra benefits also employers that discriminate against russians because of their advancing age will face punishment will this take the sting out of the pension reform process movements but will have to wait and see who's in though says the time to act is now he insisted that perhaps the country hadn't been ready to do this before but now he says there is no room left to postpone it any longer. u.n. run schools for palestinian refugees have reopened despite u.s. aid cuts half a million students resuming classes in gaza and the occupied west bank un body responsible for palestinian refugees says it only has enough money to run until september after washington slashed funding for it earlier this year and there are reports the u.s. is going to end all financial assistance to the agency. to open the school today was a very strong message that all raw believes in its services that we will not abandon our mandate our mandate is not for sale it's something that we believe in very strongly and today we could see it here we are very determined to keep these schools open i told the students they should focus and concentrate on their studies we will concentrate on getting the money to ensure they can continue their studies will have a faucet has more now from west to receive them. well a is making good this wednesday on its pledge announced last week that it would open its schools in the occupied palestinian territories and in its other three areas of operation on time despite the huge financial pressure that it's been under this year after the united states decided to withdraw three hundred of the three hundred sixty five million dollars that it was to provided to the agency this is come in the light of a great deal of political pressure that's been applied to iraq and to the palestinians under the administration of donald trump and there's been reporting in the israeli press in recent days and israeli media that the united states intends to go further by restricting the definition of palestine refugees to only those who came out of what was then how a stein in one thousand nine hundred eight before the creation of the state of israel so restricting the number from more than five million to five hundred thousand and indeed permanently cutting off all u.s. funding for the agency the agency's head was at one of these schools reopening today in the occupied west bank he said that the un run mandate was not for sale the palestinian leadership have actually rejected this position which is being reported and has yet to be formally confirmed by the united states it is something of that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has long argued for both the restriction of the definition of palestine refugees and also the disbandment of entirely although there are those in the israeli security establishment former military officers and the like who have been telling the israeli media that they are concerned about restricting or preventing iran from operating because of the security implications that could have don't forget it provides education to some five hundred thousand palestinian children it provides food aid to many of the more than one million refugees inside gaza so there is no much by no means a total acceptance of this plan in the israeli establishment although it is something that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has long argued for. false allegations that's the response of mia mars government to a damning report by u.n. investigators on the military crackdown on the hinge or other minorities on monday a u.n. panel called for the prosecution of me and mas top military generals including its army chief for genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists is also demanded accountability for what he called the horrendous persecution or ranger at least ten thousand people were killed and more than seven hundred thousand fled the army crackdown began last year . refugees and migrants from the italian coast guard ship could see altie have been met by crowds of protesters and supporters near rome about one hundred migrants have been taken to a catholic church run reception center after a ten day standoff with the italian government for all migrant supporters and protesters greeted their buses with flags and signs migrants are mostly from eritrea were only allowed into the country after the catholic church arland and albania all agreed to take them in. venice film festival to get underway with the premiere of dame inches else film first man in recent years the festival showcased many movies that have gone on to win big the oscars for the festival for us high then a dream so what are the series hot films then. obviously the film you are talking about the opening film first man directed by damien who many people will know as the director of la la la in that film which for a few minutes we thought had won the oscar for best film but in fact didn't win the year that it came out but it did win six oscars overall unlike lalala and first man stars ryan gosling it's a very very impressive performance by him a very psychological study of neil armstrong the first astronaut to set foot on the moon but also strong performance by the british actor claire for playing his wife janet and it really looks at how the death of their daughter affects see him and plays into his career and their family life i think it's a very strong biography and then something of a local favorite says spira. is a horror film remake and it's directed by luca why don't you know he came to prominence by directing call me by your name a film which was actually nominated for the best film oscar despite not being in the english language quite unusual but a lot of the r. hype surrounding a star is born lady gaga is going to be in venice in the next few days she star

western, the ballad of buster scruggs, and damien chazelle — the multi—award—winning director of la la land claire foy... be an adventure. ..who made her name playing the queen in the crown, as his wife. what scope did you think there was for you as an actress, playing the housewife of the heroic husband? i think for me it was that opportunity to not be the cliche. i didn‘t want her to be, you know, the conventional version that you see on a film of the woman at home, who is perfect in absolutely every single way. this isn‘tjust another trip, neil. you‘re notjust going to work. do you think you‘re coming back? were you surprised to get the role, given there is not a huge shortage of american actresses? yeah, hey, there‘s a canadian playing neil armstrong and this sort of random british woman playing an american housewife. you just sort of think... but i do think in those circumstances, distance is good. if you own a story too much, i think sometimes it can be difficult to get in there and have a cynical view of it or kind of delve deeper and understand that these people were, you know, wron

western, the ballad of buster scruggs, and damien chazelle — the multi—award—winning director of la la lands on the role as the emotionally guarded astronaut, with claire foy... be an adventure. ..who made her name playing the queen in the crown, as his wife. what scope did you think there was for you as an actress, playing the housewife of the heroic husband? i think for me it was that opportunity to not be the cliche. i didn't want her to be, you know, the conventional version that you see on a film of the woman at home, who is perfect in absolutely every single way. this isn'tjust another trip, neil. you're notjust going to work. do you think you're coming back? were you surprised to get the role, given there is not a huge shortage of american actresses?

the opening film comes courtesy of damian shows zell whose last movie la la land also kicked off this festival two years ago before winning six oscars. first man is the story of how nasa astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon the risks that we had every intention coming back there were strong performances from ryan gosling in the lead role and from claire for he plays armstrong's first wife janet and. other true story in the running is peterloo by british festival favorite mike leigh it's a historical drama set in one thousand century northern england but should resonate with audiences around the world when cavalry rode into a huge crowd had gathered to demand democratic reforms it became known as the peterloo massacre. by alfonso quattrone set in the more recent past it's about a nine hundred seventy s. family in mexico where koran grew up like his last film gravity which won the oscar for best director it's visually stunning and it's one of twenty one titles competing for the venice is top prize the golden lion will probably start speaking to each o

western, the ballad of buster scruggs, and damien chazelle, the multi—award—winning director of la la land become the first man to walk on the moon. ryan gosling takes on the role of the emotionally guarded astronaut, with claire foy... be an adventure. ..who made her name playing the queen in the crown as his wife. were you surprised to get the role, given there is not a huge shortage of american actresses? yeah, hey, there's a canadian playing neil armstrong and this sort of random british woman playing an american housewife. you just sort of think... but i do think in those circumstances, distance is good. if you own a story too much, i think sometimes it can be difficult to get in there and have a cynical view of it or kind of delve deeper and understand that these people were, you know, wrong sometimes and difficult sometimes. we've got this under control. you're a bunch of boys, you don't have anything under control. it's nearly a year since weinstein. have things changed ? i think people are definitely more aware. what i worry about ever so slightly that i would... i hope it hasn'tj

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. >> mark: in la la land. >> greg: he just got married. >> for years come and build me a house shutters everything. now this slap at patriotism. this is insanity. what drives me crazy about this is this is what we do to make everybody feel better and everybody has to be part of everything. no, this guy was an american. he went to the moon. he planted an american flag, stop rewriting history to make irving like. if canadian or anybody else gone to the moon i would expect them to plant a flag and be part of the story. what's outrageous to me is that tell the truth and the story as it was. yes, it's a human achievement but this guy was american and that's part of the story. >> juan: i think ryan gosling is pretty cute but greg gutfeld is sitting next to you. >> greg: i feel a little cold. ryan gosling was only half right. he didn't go the whole way. first of all, the title first man very sexist. it could easily have been a woman at that time. why did they need a male actor to play neil armstrong. female perhaps reese witherspoon. not an american achievement or masculine achievement. it's j

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the opening film comes courtesy of damien shell whose last movie la la land also kicked off this festival two years ago before winning six oscars. first man is the story of how nasa astronaut neil armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon the risks that we had every intention coming here there were strong performances from ryan gosling in the lead role and from clear for he plays armstrong's first wife janet. now the true story in the running is peterloo by british festival favorite mike lee it's a historical drama set in one thousand century northern england but should resonate with audiences around the world when cavalry rode into a huge crowd had gathered to demand democratic reforms it became known as the peterloo massacre. by alfonso quattrone set in the more recent past it's about a nine hundred seventy s. family in mexico where koran grew up like his last film gravity which won the oscar for best director it's visually stunning and it's one of twenty one titles competing for the venice is top prize the golden lion will probably start speaking to each other because t

oscar season in just a few months time starting with the opening film first man that's by damon of la la landme and once again he's teamed up with ryan gosling so let's have a look at that and just a few other high. first man tells the story of astronaut neil armstrong and his legendary journey to outer space. the inventor. the first man to walk on. that is something. new if his flight is successful do it out of history we're going to cost you have about their planning on the flight beings who says. yeah that is a big mother it will go up like a half kill it down a bomb and blow. the vehicles not. to fail down here so we don't fail up there this is just another trick. is going to work anything taken by. another highly anticipated premiere at the venice film festival is suspicious director luca gluttony knows remake of daria argento's horror classic such a haunting dance academy in berlin the movie features tilda swinton as the school's director but rumor has it that's not her only world the film is said to feature an unknown eighty two year old german actor many are convinced it's really swin

western, the ballad of buster scruggs, and damien chazelle — the multi—award—winning director of la la landying the queen in the crown as his wife. were you surprised to get the role, given there is not a huge shortage of american actresses? yeah, hey, there's a canadian playing neil armstrong and this sort of random british woman playing an american housewife. you just sort of think... but i do think in those circumstances, distance is good. if you own a story too much, i think sometimes it can be difficult to get in there and have a cynical view of it or kind of delve deeper and understand that these people were, you know, wrong sometimes and difficult sometimes. we've got this under control. you're a bunch of boys, you don't have anything under control. it's nearly a year since weinstein. have things changed ? i think people are definitely more aware. what i worry about, ever so slightly, that i would... i hope it hasn'tjust been absorbed into the culture and been allowed to have happened. that women have been able to speak up and been given permission and authority in some way because t

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la-la land. the culture we bring up kids today in. not only is this trophy stuff, everybody gets a trophy, now you get to pick your trophy. that is crazy. move over jim carrey, this is dumber than dumber. brian: melissa gonzalez says, each student will determine what grade they plan to earn in the course and will sign a contract indicating the work that they will do in order to earn that grade. why is this important? it can help students focus on learning more than on grades, therefore make progress in their learning with less anxiety. what is wrong with that theory? >> well, brian, lots of things. notice only two people, i read the study -- only two people signed up. if more people don't sign up, it will be canceled. so, i raised five kids. we have six charter schools out in the west in arizona and colorado. what i know about education is this. kids like structure. they actually like to please us. kid the actually want to please their parents. students want to please their instructors. and they know when they haven't earned something. there is something wonderful about earning it. steve: what does it say to a society you do something like that in college, you go out and get a job, suddenly the job is a lot different than school? >> steve, it prepares them in fine fashion for a world that doesn't exist. ask any employer how difficult is it to get people to simply do what you asked them to do? young people today, want to start at the top. nobody seems to want to work their way through it. just part of our society deteriorating before our eyes. but i can tell you we build those schools, lehman academy of excellence, we put authority in the classroom teachers hands. brian: people embrace that regimen. kids want some structure. >> they do. even hermit needs a society to hermit from. brian: you know what i'm saying? >> good point. >> authoritarianism, we know that doesn't work, but neither does permissiveness. would you turn that music down, i'm trying to finish your science project! we snowplow the road for kids and wonder -- ashley: what is the best advice for parents? somewhere in the middle? >> be thor that's tiff parent. ashley: be, okay. >> let your yes be yes. your no be no. how much sense does that make. don't be afraid to pull the rug out. let the little buzzards stumble. you will not damage their psyche. we put helmets on them at birth. anyone successful in leave life even steve doocy. we know there is failure in your life. we don't have enough time. ashley: gave himself an f. >> failure is part of learning about life. brian: tell that to jillian. straight as. jillian: never failed anything. ashley: two people at college signed up for the class. give myself an a-plus. but i'm signing up. brian: back to education. ashley: take it away. jillian: serious news to get to right now, how about this? an officer's heart stops for five minutes after a shootout. the dramatic video was just released of that shootout that nearly killed a state trooper. take a look at this. daniel clary pulled over by pennsylvania troopers for speeding. asked to do a field sobriety test. he stumbles all over the road. when the troopers come to place cuffs on him. he bolts. troopers had to use a taser. that didn't work. watch what happens next. [gunfire] jillian: unthinkable. one of troopers throws himself over the guardrail. putting tourniquet. he was so badly injured his heart stopped for five minutes on way to the hospital. incredibly both troopers survived. >>> not just central americans heading into our country. immigrants from india are flooding a tiny station outnumbering every group but mexicans. border agents captured six indians. this year 3400. they are eager for high value cargo like indianss paying up to $25,000 for the journey. our william lais denied service by employee. the massachusetts officer, dan collins was left hanging at the shop near boston, that employee out of a job. the store is apologizing saying the employee refused to help several customers, not just the officer. the police department has accepted the apology. those are the headlines. send it back to you. steve: let's see. go out to the streets of new york city. janice dean, the weather machine. the big concert is about to start. >> cody is here on stage. getting ready to perform. are you guys having a good time? [cheering] i just heard cody is from texas. everybody says people are nice in texas. is that true? >> yes. >> everybody in the crowd here. what are you doing here today? >> supporting my friends. >> your friends are in the band. >> you're in the band? >> not really. happened to be here. saw they were being here. >> i always wanted to say i'm withed band. cody, can i say i'm in the band? he says yes. look at map. real exciting. it is beautiful day f

movie coming out called the first man starring ryan gosling who starred in my favorite musical la la lande know very little about. an american hero neil armstrong. pete: iconic american image. something all americans of many generations are proud of. the moon landing and all the people that it took to make that happen. that's an iconic photo right there. the planting of the u.s. flag on the moon. well, ryan gross ling himself a canadian had some things to say about whether americans should get credit for this achievement or not. ainsley: they decided not to use the flag in the film. they are not using the flag. brian: the moon land something not in the movie. ainsley: the moon land something in but the flag is not. ainsley: this was widely regarded in the end as a human achievement and that's how we choose to view it i think neil was extremely humble as were many of these astronauts and time and time again he deferred the focus from himself to the 400,000 people who made the mission possible. pete: here is what i think ryan gosling is an idiot. is he a global citizen who -- he thinks it's

joe, the president is in his la la land of his own identification, being the sun in his own universe,d for republicans to stand before the american people this november, north let us hold control, but enhance our control over the federal government, in the face of all that we now know and have seen. >> i think we also need to define this accurately. is this child abuse? yes. also, i said these kids were missing, they're actually kidnapped. someone define it any other way, let me know. they're kidnapped. >>> up next, china accuses the u.s. of blackmail after reports that the trump administration is weighing higher tariffs. we'll dig into that next on "morning joe." it's delicious 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. lactaid. the real milk that doesn't mess with you. and for chocolate lovers, try rich, creamy lactaid chocolate milk. and i heard that my cousin's so, wife's sister's husband was a lawyer, so i called him. but he never called me back! if your cousin's wife's sister's husband isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorn

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if you have a holddown, we're now in las vegas, we want to build from las vegas to the new orleans, how many people own land between here? i don't know, a million. and there's going to be a holdout somewhere. and this holdout is going to say you can't go through my land, and then we have a special chapter on that one where we say you can go you should him or over him because -- under him or over him because we don't believe you own all the way down to the core of the earth or up to the helps. i claim that was a single authorship that we don't need eminent domain there are. no, there are no real cases of private road ownership. there's this contracting out which is sort of economic fascism where you have cooperation of public and private which i would certainly oppose. there might be, you know, one-millionth of 1% of some farmer has a road somewhere, but it's very, very small. and this is a horrible thing, you know? people don't talk about that. a little girl gets lost in a well, and these boys in -- >> host: thailand. >> guest: sorry? >> host: thailand? >> guest: ten boys got stuck under a cave, and we said

that mind you have a holdout, we're now las vegas and want to bailed road from las vegas to new orleans, how many people own land between sneer millions. and there's going to be a holdout somewhere, and this holdout will say you can't go through my land, and then we have a special chapter on that one. where we say you can go under him or over him because we don't believe that you own all the way down to the core of the earth up to the heavens simple claim that was a single are to -- we don't need emanant domain. there's no case of private road ownership. there's contracting out which an economics fast fascism and you cooperation of public and profit. there might be a millionn't of one percent of some farmer has a road somewhere that's very, very small, and this is a horrible thing. people don't talk about that. a little girl gets lost in a well and the boys in -- >> host: thailand. >> guest: ten boys got stuck nature cave and we said nothing about anything else except those boys. i'm exaggerating it but what about the road fatalities. 38,000 people die every year hope to government roads and nobody says squat. t