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region during the country's military dictatorship he emigrated to europe in 1969 along with his wife lady he was there that the former economist discovered his true calling his approach is shaped by what he's seen in his home country human rights violations suffering violence if there were. a photographer from st from germany from france. i had another view of the planet was a real looking from here to solve for the planet for the poor but i born in brazil when i showed you pictures like these what. it's not to provoke a conflict of what is i'm sure on the side my side of. this project exodus took him to rwanda and the horrors of the genocide there said garda was one of the 1st photographers whose images only rid the world to the scope of the tragedy. but ultimately what he witnessed there was too difficult for him to bear so he spent years focusing on a new project. a kind of love letter to the planet. the resulting photos are strikingly beautiful sublime compositions of bodies might and movement. like with this photo of an elephant in the calf a national park in zambia. in his latest proje

into you come on man i saw a man in the helmet he was right outside the combat shop behind an old lady he was wearing an army uniform everything looked very militaristic he had a weapon in his hand in the mosque on. and it looked like he had a hand grenade of something else maybe a firecracker and he wanted to throw it into the shop. but it hit the door and exploded in front of the old woman with the huge bang then he came into the shop and opened fire. and everyone ran away shouting and screaming towards the staircase which was heading out the back of the shop. and i saw the entrance to the toilets where i here and everyone else tried to find a way out or even a window. to present on that and. there was another loud explosion and a lot of shouting opposition that picked. up one by 20 and then suddenly grew silent. before i rang the police and they said i should stay in the toilet because i just wanted to take said my family and my parents. eventually i heard the police arrive they wanted to know if someone was there they secured the area i yelled out that i was then i held up my arms and

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. >> is milo putting the moves on a new lady? heooks like he's on what looks like a date. >> i have dreamt about this moment my whole life. >> today we're told they're just friends. milo is single and brought his parents to the emmys as his date. >>> next is katherine schwarzenegger waging war against hubby chris' golfing bud rob lowe. >> i don't think katherine's golf game is up to snuff. >> oh, yes. you've been disinvited and dissed on national television. >> on "today" the guest co-host and mom maria reacted to rob's "e.t." interview and served up the perfect revenge plan. >> chris and i have done this. we've challenged rob and cheryl to a double match of tennis in which we will 100% destroy them. >> that i want to see. >>> now to newlyweds the biebers back home in l.a. after wedding number two. >> get off me. we're married now. no more love. >> justin's got jokes, but hailey wasn't laughing at this. the prying paparazzi forcing her to tent her walk to the aisle. she posted the pic giving them a two-finger salute. >> and is there

he is not even a role model for our young men, our young ladies. he is a disgrace. aboutwhat specifically the rally disappointed you the most? caller: there was nothing exciting about it. this president has so much hate in him. he is such a mean man. he has no empathy for anyone else or anything else. he puts himself above anybody else because he is a narcissist. he doesn't care for us at all, he cares for his pockets. his family pockets. his family is robbing the country. he is not doing nothing for us but robbing the country. him and his bridge friends along -- rich friends along with rudy giuliani and the republican party because they are taking money from international countries. it is happening. we must put a stop to it. host: for viewers that are waiting -- to cutwn your television back on the feedback. greensboro, maryland, republican line. gabriel, hello. caller: hello, hello. good morning, good morning. i just have a couple words to say about our president and the and a littlee about what i think is going on. the president is a comedian. he is a tv show host

these printing they didn't say yeah lady he does it is hand. we have in this league. in the old cold i had an exemption one semitone did it isn't a. better those people. i've reviewed this boy. i take it up and. he wanted to get married. i told him don't run maybe you mean they've taken a few that shot. anyone on the way say on lazy i stayed this particular night i can really let. them turn a theory. thank you. but with people who didn't know how to go and given it were needed after money that i didn't want when you were already billing to do it the money even the day i came we don't money i'll go without money. and great effort. to complete serve yourself the food and place it in front of you but don't start eating. but before we had lunch one of the most important things we have to answer question is who's going to be for this much how much money you have i don't have to be that getting ok with us getting money we'll. look at how much money you've got a 100 you 100 so there were 350 rupees over here and you're about 30 if you were here is that enough. and the best p

the rock also told the birthday lady, he was grateful she is a fan and on twitter, he said he reallyhis grandma. >> this restores my faith in humanity >> you should spend more time on twitter for cat videos >> i find those on instagram i will just say the rock never ceases to amaze. >> he's got a nice voice too >> he does on deck. tim cook speaking out against the trump administration immigration policies but first, on pace for the worse performance in may stay tuned dow indicated up 17 points so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. that could allow hackers devices into your home.ys and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting sites tha

designed for the first lady, nancy reagan, and he designed a series called the first lady series the average woman could afford and still feel like she was "in." >> for a year the dresses, designs, and top-10 lists sit in harlan's basement gathering dust while he tries to decide what to do with everything. what's all that stuff worth? >> i have no idea. i do check online and ebay, and i see where things have sold. and i see some of his gowns going for $4,000, $5,000. >> excuse me? >> yeah. >> if they are worth $4,000 or $5,000 a pop, the dresses could bring harlan a nice payday. but he say's he's not interested. more important is the vow he made to his late client. >> he made me promise that i would keep his memory alive. he wanted to make sure no one forgot him. that was a big thing for him. >> so harlan reaches out to donelle dadigan, owner of the hollywood museum, just steps away from the walk of fame. oh, my. donelle, i'm jamie. look at this place. in february 2017, the museum opens a new exhibit dedicated to mr. blackwell, his fashion, and his biting wit. oh, my gosh. there

men, our young ladies. he has just a disgrace. >> what about the rally disappointed you the most? >> there was nothing positive about it. this president has so much hate in him. he is such a mean man. he has no efficacy for anyone else or anything else. he puts his self above anybody else. he is a narcissist. he does not care for us at all. he cares for his families pockets. he is not doing nothing for us but robbing the country. him and his rich friends along with his friends giuliani. along withn the republican party because they are taking money from international countries. we must put a stop to it. >> we will leave it there. if you would not mind turning down your television just to cut back on the feedback, we appreciate it. hello. >> good morning. i just have a couple words to say about our president. and the speech he made. he is a comedian. he is the tv show house. it is dangerous because he is the president. people like to hear the fact that he is not politically correct. >> he directly mentioned euro biden. >> he called his son a loser. he did not call directly joe biden

he was a bit of a ladies man. he would have lots of different girlfriends. he seemed well on his way to being a perfectly happy wealthy player, until he meets jean harris in 1966. -- jane harris in 1966. it is a set up. they have these mutual friends who live in new york city. it, they had have gone off to visit the soviet union separately, relatively recently. wereenjoyed travel, they witty, all of those things, and so, they had a party, they set the two of them up, and it worked. they began dating. after a year or 18 months or so, they got engaged. here is where the stories diverge a little bit. some reports are that they were never serious about the engagement. other reports are that he was completely serious about the engagement, but she, with her sons who were not yet 18, she felt she did not want to introduce that element of a stepfather into their life, even though she had been dating. so, in her autobiography, jane harris insisted that she was pretty much ready to call the engagement off. regardless of who called it off, the engagement ends. very exp

he could write his memoirs. jean did not. jean admits that tarnower was a bit of a ladies man. she does not think he was necessarily dating folks while they were engaged, but after the engagement, he started his playing ways and dating other women again. she had written him a letter of which she kept a copy of which she basically said i can live with this, because i know that i am special. he takes it as fair game to do what he wants to do and they continue their relationship. they continue to travel together. she hosts parties for him, she offers him decorating advice. in a lot of ways, she asked as a like a long-term relationship, a long-term girlfriend. kind of like a wife, except she does not live with him permanently. she then moved even closer to where he was. he is on the border of connecticut and new york, and she gets a job as a headmistress in another girl school in connecticut by the house about 45 minutes from his house. or just perfect, she can pop over for parties, maybe she spends the night, maybe she goes back home, but she is super close. a couple years after th

he gets stitches tonight after a fall in his home . according to a statement, the former president, who just turned 95 years old, is doing fine. the former first lady, and he e ill planningto attend an event at the habitat for humanity. >>> the impeachment cory is heated up on capitol hill. >> a second whistleblower is now emerging. a lawyer for the first whistleblower says that he is representing a second one. the attorney claims that the source has firsthand knowledge of the presidents dealing with ukraine. this comes as the president called for china to investige joe biden son. he claims that hunter biden, funneled billions of dollars from the country. meanwhile, members of the congress continue to clash on whether or not the president is involved with shady dealings. >> i think with the president is trying to decide how taxgo dos sullre inthat there is not crops in. >> the president is acting like a global gangster. he is going to one leader after another trying to get dirt on his political opponent. >> joe biden, says that he t >>> campaign 2020, senator kamala harris is in iowa. this is the first in the nation caucuses in february. she is loo

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former student but then i saw this masterful taking on of that challenge, phil said to the white lady, he said, i'll paraphrase, we can't be absolutely certain on the date year but sometime probably in the 17th centuries french traders name to laurier came into the areas we now know as north korea and this lady has got, what it is half a deal with anything? >> and then moves along and that is indeed a story of his origins and she shut up really fast, i don't recall her joining us at the reception, that is fine here, she's a smarter woman today we know that. all of us are lucky beyond any possible estimation to hear the top that is about to give about his father, custard died for years since. >> thanks. (applause) >> well i am so happy to be in this room of extraordinary people, generally gathered together to celebrate the 50th anniversary, and gloria and i were talking about it and we confessed to a set of emotional moments as we remembering this book and remembering my dad and i definitely had a few of those going and i expect there will be a few others, so i'm grateful to all of you for

of default also coming up tonight british prime minister boris johnson gets the breaks it still lady says he doesn't want and the u.k. parliament works his attempts to hold a snap election on december 12th plus wildfires ravaged northern california's wine country turning homes and famed wineries into ash. i'm burnt off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome the left has returned to power in argentina on a promise to fix a broken economy but that victory it could prove to be a poison chalice for president elect al bad so fernandes he now faces the daunting task of dodging yet another damaging default. celebrations in the streets of pointless id's happiness and hope sweep over crowds supporting the victory in vision a political outsider to fernandez. a little bit better than the people are waking up but we can't stand the oppression of those who have more and don't give a damn about us the working people the poor babies so i'm happy because people still have this hope and my daughter will have a better future. but supporters believe fernandez can lift th

lady. since he became leader of the house, he seems to be trying to curtail debate on every government bill but could he explain paragraph three b and why he felt it was necessary to say this because shower leave the chair whether or not notice of an instruction has been given. the speaker is never in the chair when we are in committee stage, why does the leader of the house for what is necessary to say that this afternoon? the honourable lady and i said on the procedure committee, the honourable lady must be aware that thatis honourable lady must be aware that that is complete with standard whenever the speaker leaves the chair to whenever the speaker leaves the chairto go into whenever the speaker leaves the chair to go into committee. nothing is unusual about that, and if anyone thinks that in any way it is a dig at you, they simply do not understand the procedures of this house. i notice the speaker is indicating that he is in assent with what i am saying, so i am frankly surprised the honourable lady, a distinguished member of the procedure committee, is not aware of that basic procedu

lady. the money. she's going to pay us." >> how did tuto know all this? >> katie, i guess. katie told him everything. because he you sure she's g tell her don't play with us. because then we'll go show up on her house. tell her she better have the [ bleep ] money." >> so he's saying katie is the person between the one that wants this done -- >> and he implicated sigfredo garcia, katie, and the adelson family. >> i asked him, "why are you going to kill this guy?" "because the lady wants her two kids back. she wants full custody of the kids. that's what i went to go kill that man for." >> luis rivera's statement was such strong evidence because, for the first time, you have someone admitting that they were involved with dan markel's murder. laying out all these things and corroborating all the evidence. >> have you ever killed anybody in the past? >> never in my life, sir. i beat people with bats, with sticks. [ bleep ] like that. i wouldn't have enough balls to [ bleep ] shoot somebody for some kids, man. >> what about for 30-some thousand dollars? >> they came up to tallahassee from miami in a rented car. >> i

they didn't land, but he went around and made these pictures and he was a nervous wreck about having lunch with lady bird johnson. so he sat on the end of the table and he was here and lady bird was next to me and i think it was walt cunningham was on the other side of the first lady and the white house protocol officer had come down and given us a little briefing and he said, joanne, you're from alabama. the first lady is from alabama, so i think you'll all will be able to understand each other. i never really knew quite what that meant. and he said, but she's not technical. and so walt and john, here are these two astronauts, she's not technical, don't say anything technical. so we started with our lunch and i thought, man, nobody is saying anything. we're just sitting here. and so i asked a question or two and then she leaned over and she said you work here? and i said, oh, yes, i do. i work in launch control. but john young just came back from looping around the moon. and she said i love photography. i make all of our christmas photographs. i hate having a white house photographer. i want to do

he will have my support. [applause] she shares with the triumph, the nation welcomes a new president and a new first lady.nows that the white house is many things. official ceremony, executive headquarters, but more than any time before, it is the place where the people are welcome. guests findeption, the first lady a hostess of dignity and warmth. theheir first two years, president and his first lady entertained 13,000 guests at dinner alone. pat is the president's lady and more. out of her desire to serve from her decent -- deep interest and love of all people, she emerges as a force in her own right. her ready warmth extends itself across the nation. when the president against his legacy and parks program, turning the eye of government land into recreational areas, pat goes there, participating in the front. >> oh my goodness. how marvelous. we wish you good luck. how about this for a golf ball? comes to mclean, virginia, medford, oregon. the first lady. elegant, but never aloof. reachable. a new park at border field, california is cause for a visit to another country. a fence separates the mexican peo

congratulations to the staff at he ladies and gentlemen ridge care -- at the lake ridge care center. for the profound level of care. mr. speaker, i rise today to shaffer, te bryan blaine. for the city of brian is officially retiring after 33 years of service. brian started with the city in june, 1986, as a code compliance officer. later, he became the city planner. since 2000 he's been the city.or for the brian has left a lasting impact on our community. rian's fingerprints are on the largest projects in blaine, from the t.p.c. twin cities golf open to the 3-m pga tour event to the largest development that blaine has since thus far. revenue , which added and growing families to the city is that project. 580 notably, brian secured acres of land which serves as wetland sanctuary. thank you for tyour service to city, brian. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the back.man yields the chair recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr. marshall, for five minutes. you, mr. all: thank speaker. this past weekend, i had the honor of being back in my home abilene, kansas, to 129thour 34th presi

he was a lover of women, he told the detectives, a real ladies man. wo children with two women, another on the way. a nice simple life, said daniel clay. >> peace and love, that's my motto. i don't like fighting or violence. i just like smoking weed and having sex. >> sex and pot, oh, he probably liked those things a lot, didn't he? but peace, nonviolence? time to figure out mr. clay. and this was when the detective went to work. >> you told me you never had sex. >> never had sex or nothing. >> would there be any reason that your dna would be on chelsea bruck. >> no. >> or on her clothes or in her hair? >> not to my knowledge. >> a good interrogation is like peeling an onion. coming up, daniel clay's story starts to change. >> when i asked you about chels chelsea bruck and having sex -- so that means -- >> when dateline continues. so t- >> when dateline continues with pronamel repair toothpaste, more minerals enter deep into the enamel's surface. you have an opportunity to repair what's already been damaged-it's amazing. check your free credit scores a

and he was a nervous wreck about having lunch with lady bird johnson. so he sat on the end of the table. i was here. lady bird was next to me. was waltnk it cunningham, another astronaut, on the other side of the first lady. and the white house protocol officer had come down and given us a little briefing. he said, joann, you are from alabama. the first lady is from alabama, so i think you'll be able to understand each other. [laughter] ms. morgan: i never really knew quite what that meant. and he said but she is not technical. so walt and john young, here are these astronauts. twoand they said don't say anything technical. so we started with our lunch. and i thought, man, no one is saying anything. we just sitting here. so i asked a question or two, and then she leaned over and she said you work here? ,i said, yes we do. i work in launch control. but john young just came back from making wonderful photographs around the moon. and she said, i love photography. i make all of our christmas photographs. i hate having a white house photographer. i want to do

not the first lady in her public appearances. >> on for the president, the first lady lends a quality only she can. while hewith heads -- the somber affairs of state, she shows the softer side. her rapport with people, her interest in them, creates an atmosphere of affection and trust. she represents best the president's policy of reconciliation. the desire for a people to people bond that reinforces the universal desire for peace. ♪ on her return from the russian trip, pat is welcomed by congress with an outpouring of enthusiasm and appreciation. that quality which is pat nixon's to give is received by all and returned full measure. she has been by his side and she has been his ambassador through half a million miles. 75 countries. every state of the union. from their bond has emerged this new force and diplomacy, for goodwill, for concern. madame ambassador or pat, she embodies something of this country at its best. a touch of the american dream. >> pat nixon entered the white house as first lady 50 years ago in january 1969. next, we hear about her work, interests and contributions to the nixon administr

we cannot tidy lady a country he's history's full of the stain of genocide i'm slavery has no right to say anything telex attacking downspout a mohawk good on him. also coming up climate change and a teenage activist named greg. the swedish young woman is known all over the world but the chinese have their own version tonight meet china's gretta. the climate crisis is the biggest crisis f.-f. of the existence of mankind. everybody should do everything they can to prevent it . and to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a disagreement over how to label the past made possible by men in the present who. could threaten security and peace in the future 100 years ago in what is now turkey the ultimate empire committed what many historians say was the 1st genocide of the 20th century to this day turkey says there was no genocide up until yesterday the united states had said nothing the u.s. congress ended its silence on tuesday the house of representatives approved sanctions against turkey and also recognized the armenian genocide t

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ladies and gentlemen, you know my first guest tonight because he's paul mccartney!rs and applause ) ( band playing ) >> there it is! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> woohoo! all right! ( cheers and applause ) oh yeah. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: there it is. paul, we've got to take a commercial break. we'll be right back. ( laughter ) welcome back to the ed sullivan theater. >> thank you! great to be back. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i mean, the first question, obviously, is where did you guys perform the first time you were here? was it up there? i always guessed it was right up there, right above the proscenium over there, is that where it was? >> i don't know. ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, if you don't know, then nobody knows. >> nobody knows. it's changed so much. >> stephen: yeah, it has. wht-ouember what it looked like back then? >> that was kind of the same. that was similar. oh, man, it's so long ago, and we were so nervous, you know. >> stephen: were you really? >>

he is not even a role model for our young men, our young ladies. he is a disgrace. outwhat specifically the rally disappointed you the most? caller: there was nothing exciting about it. this president has so much hate in him. he is such a mean man. he has no empathy for anyone else or anything else. he puts himself above anybody else because he is a narcissist. he doesn't care for us at all, he cares for his pockets. his family pockets. his family is robbing the country. he is not doing nothing for us but robbing the country. him and his bridge friends along -- rich friends along with rudy giuliani and the republican party because they are taking money from international countries. it is happening. we must put a stop to it. host: for viewers that are waiting -- to cutwn your television back on the feedback. greensboro, maryland, republican line. gabriel, hello. caller: hello, hello. good morning, good morning. i just have a couple words to say about our president and the and a littlee about what i think is going on. the president is a comedian. he is a tv show host.

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he had the added element in that his impeachment was about a sexual affair involving someone not the first lady so he had the domestic troubles that were very, very clear to all of us who were covering the white house at the time and covering the administration at the time. but they got things done. it didn't stop everything else. but in contrast, this president was at the u.n. last week and every time he walked past a camera he would stop and talk about the bidens, not about what he wanted to accomplish with north korea, iran or coalition building and you're seeing it again today. >> geoff, he tweeted that he wants to get infrastructure, health care et cetera done, but we haven't heard him talk about it. he's mentioned it in passing op twitter. what we saw this morning with nancy pelosi was that she very -- she came in and spoke in the first part of that news conference about the legislative accomplishments that they are trying to get done and she tried to keep reporters focussed on those for at least the first portion of that news conference. that seems strategic. >> uh-huh. well, certainly.

ladies, gentlemen. we are going down. at least i'm going down with some dignity. can you imagine? this is the world w we live in. excuse my. heladies and gentlemen it's supposed to be everyone. sorry. everyone. we are going down. greg: joe, i believe this isn't about the customer, it's about twitter, like somebody -- there will be somebody who goes, air canada they said ladies and gentlemen. they didn't address me as a non-binary elf woodland creature. >> the next time i fly air canada i am going to tell them i identify as someone with a first class ticket. i will say this. i would like to see that in the united states. ladies and gentlemen. i look at the way they have us fly it's a little formal for the way people fly. i have never been in my seat getting crushed by someone in crocs and hasn't bathed. greg: when your kid is sitting in 2-a and they say you are 33f. >> excuse me, i feel like a 2-a. emily, we are seeing that people who mistakenly misgender a person can be disciplined at work and not in a fun way. >> in california there is a law that you can literally be charged with a misdemeanor if you address someone in the o

i meet a door ladies' man to go to when he's down and march the free rides will be really helpful for them to get on says he it'll say i spend about 2000 rupees a month on buses and i'm just the government's about it i'm saving this amount will leave me with a little extra spending money. and that's it the maybe i don't spend a lot on buses because i only take them occasionally but for those who commute to work daily it will make a positive difference. between. life and the rollout comes just months ahead of municipal elections in delhi some see it as a gimmick to win over voters for the governing party. making this decision can be a blood down on glomming budget because the spirit is night knows more than 2015 of these being just spending did you know enough is that it's gone beyond being being missoni can be any good we're going to need to take this john's. jolie has india's highest rate of reported crimes against women many women say they're still reluctant to take buses at night. basically public funds would be better spent more security not for you right. now who runs the world g

so don't be surprised he was trying to interfere in our election, too. ladies and gentlemen, we are at the press dis, and i don't say that light -- precipice, i don't say that lightly, we are going to finally get to the bottom of what happened in 2016. cheers and applause] if i, somebody, who went through hell and back with my wife am fighting and standing up and going public with my story and bringing more attention and more heat on me from these people who would rather see me disappear than talking to groups like you, if i'm not here doing t. if i'm talking, and being active, i really hope all of you are remaining active, too, for our emocratcy. i said 2016 was the most consequential election in u.s. history. i think 2020 is. [applause] it's -- sorry? i like to win, everybody. i don't know, you-all winners in here? [cheers and applause] i don't like to see scams against my country. i don't like to see scams against my president. and i don't want to see my name run through the mud for nonsense. if i was a guilty guy, if i was up to no good trying to harm my co