it was linda.e said she was rekindling her relationship with tom. >> "i love you, i miss you. miss holding your hand. that soft spot scar on your face. mwah mwah mwah." can you just picture it? you're there with your significant other, she's behind you texting her lover? they weren't repairing things. >> reporter: so gil had no reason to kill tom, the defense said because he didn't think the affair was over. >> reporter: reporter, james nani. >> linda admitted on the stand that up to the night before mr. kolman died that they had still seen each other, they had still spoken via text. i think that weakens the prosecution's narrative that there is an obsessive person that'll do anything to get this person, to get linda to go back into his arms. >> the defense was trying to say that you're telling tom one thing, you know, that you wanna patch things up, you're telling gilberto another, stringing him along. >> yeah. it was -- >> was there any truth in that, or did you feel that was unfair? >> no. there

same with linda.: linda invoked her fifth amendment right to remain silent. a judge ultimately ordered her to sit for a deposition. still didn't say anything. >> pretty much every question we asked her she took the fifth on. >> reporter: so there was one defendant in the murder of mark stover. michiel oakes. but he certainly didn't look the part of a hired killer. all 5'6" of him. soft spoken, understated, articulate. father of four, grandfather of one. >> yeah, he is not your hollywood casting for hitman. >> reporter: but cast as defense attorney? seattle's colorful and irrepressible john henry browne. >> he's a really kind, compassionate, loving guy. >> reporter: could anyone believe what happened next? the accused murderer released on bond? the question, was there even a deconstrling public view of defendant, michael oakes. keith morrison: here in court, browne sucked up the attention. john henry browne: and i would suggest counsel come to trial and she'll find out. keith morrison: naturally flambo

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one way linda taylor was very lucky that she found you to write about her.and it's an extraordinary book and congratulations. >> thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> the new c-span online store now has book tv products. go to c-spanstore.org to check them out, see what is new for book tv and all the cesium products. here is a look at her life tuesday coverage on c-span oppressed converts on the senate to take action on gunfire contracts legislation by the house. at 230 eastern, chronic presidential candidate pete buttigieg speaks of thigh was safer. on c-span2, we will hear from the defense undersecretary for research and engineering on what the pentagon is doing in the areas of 5g, missile-defense and other technologies. at 1230 the senate hold a session during august recess window as they do business schedule. at ten eastern officials from microsoft and facebook during the discussion on the campaigns and how to counter them. >> walked book tv for live coverage at the national book festival, saturday august 31 starting at tinian easter

atalso she sent over her estate to linda taylor pretty was suspicious. the prosecutor felt she did not have enough evidence. i interviewed patricia parks ex-husband who told me he was 100 percent sure that linda taylor killed his wife and he was also extremely sure it had not been investigated or treated seriously because his wife was a black woman and she felt like her race meant that as a victim she was not seen as important. and this is at the same time when taylor's welfare fraud is being treated as a crime of the century. that this woman ends up dead in chicago and is seen as not really a tragedy but more of a curiosity like, the welfare queen may be killed someone. like that is kind of not -- it is not seen as something that even should attach itself to her story. this all happened before reagan mentions her name but you know what reagan doesn't talk about, her being suspected of homicide. even his critics insane that reagan got it wrong, they don't mention that taylor had been suspected of homicide. it is totally forgotten and erased from her stor

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about last person that saw vince foster junior live in the white house linda tripp. linda tripp calls our office in january, 1998, i thought i was on my way to pepperdine law school. not so fast. linda says a young woman, that was monica lewinsky, working alongside me here at the pentagon in the public affairs public information office has made me aware that there is a relationship with the president, but most relevantly she's asking me to commit perjury. she has committed perjury herself and at the end of that phone call on that sunday nights i was actually a way an american bar association meeting in colorado and she said you know me, i'm linda tripp a witness in the vince foster junior investigation. so, that's how it came to be. we took steps, some of which have been criticized and criticism goes with the territory, but we verified what linda had told us. with the surreptitious tape recording come she had recorded a number of telephone conversations with monica and so we were reviewing those. of the fbi was-- well, we then had the famous episode at the ritz carlt

alix: linda, thanks. i really appreciate it. linda duessel of federated investors. hurtado is here with first word news. viviana: in italy, president sergio mattarella has given rival political parties until tuesday to form a new coalition. the antiestablishment five-star movement is in talks with the centerleft democrats. mattarella has the power to either appoint the next prime minister or call new elections. economic advisor larry kudlow telling reporters there are still plans for a chinese delegation to visit washington next month. administration officials have warned there are still significant structural issues with china. the equity analyst who warned investors to dump shares of cathay pacific airways is getting a whole lot of heat. he told bloomberg he's never seen so much pressure on a stock rating, issuing his report as the airline was under fire from china and facing boycotts. employeesthay's have joh joined antiaging prote. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 cou

linda was reportedly given a dui test the night of the accident and passed. >> it's trial by fire.here's no special favors. >> o'leary said the other boat wasn't visible because it didn't have its lights on and reportedly there's video to prove it. the 65-year-old shark tank judge tells "e.t." he's fully cooperating with authorities. out of respect for the families who have lost loved ones and to fully support the ongoing investigation, i feel it's inappropriate to make further comments at this time. my thoughts are all the families affected. >>> let's move on to a terrifying revelation from kelly clarkson. she's now giving us new details on the double health scare she suffered during her time on "the voice." >> we were live -- live on national television on "the voice." >> you have such style and grace with your runs. i was freaking out. i had no idea like what it was, but i was like something is definitely wrong. >> back in may, as cameras rolled, blake was talking to kelly when she felt intense pain. >> all of the sudden, everything he said just went away and i had to grab his a

but politics changed or the spin cycle inside the linda one - - clinton propaganda machine. then i was visited and i see peopleom here that might be as old as i am that might remember watergate a real truth seeker was sam --dash. he was a successful assistant da in philadelphia and an academic at georgetown i knew him well and he comes to my office and says you are being held to read because of your republican credentials. i set i noticed that he said i'm not a republican is very well known he's a prominent democrat and said you should considerhi retaining your ethics counsel as a check that's wasn't something i expected to have to do but as we geared up for the trial it turns out there was serious fraud in little rock as we gear up for the trial against a sitting covenant governor and susan mcdougall that these are names from the past for some of you may recover they were the sole owners of the guaranteed savings and loan that collapsed fraud and madison guarantee was hillary's client that raised a series of questions but also was an institution the funding was used in a pr

the state called linda miller to testify.how tom borrowed her phone and then delet number he'd dialed, never dreaming she'd do her own detective work. you really connected the dots to get police to this moment. >> yeah. >> she did good. >> if you can call it good. >> reporter: finally, the prosecutor said he knew why tom wanted his wife dead. he called kelley's niece, molly, to the stand. >> he just told me a lot of stuff about their relationship. >> reporter: molly told the jury about the summer she worked for her uncle tom. she said he talked a lot about his marriage. >> that he wasn't in love with her anymore. that kelley was very lazy. and he told me about him trying to like sleep with other women and that he was sleeping with other women. and he told me that he also was getting close to divorce, he just wanted to be done. >> reporter: the prosecutor told the jury this was tom's motive. he wanted to get rid of his wife but keep everything else. >> i think he was concerned that his wife, if they went through a divorce, tha

linda linda has to focus on environmental protection and show an awareness of its carbon footprint to believe geothermal energy can reduce that carbon footprint to a fraction of what it used to be. the children get to see how the geothermal energy is harnessed. this is the. this is the drilling point number 2 number one is over there the water that comes out of them both has a temperature of over 100 degrees. the pipes are warm to the touch. the water is extracted from layers of rock 3 kilometers underground a device called a heat exchanger is used to transfer the energy into the network. once the water has cooled down it's pumped back to the geological layer it came from this ensures that the water levels within the layers of rock remain constant. the existence of geothermal activity in the region has long been well known but the push to make cooler a center for harnessing it was led by a small number of people determined to see the project through. drilling began in 2004 by the following year the facility was supplying a number of public offices with heat hoola wants to be in a posi

joining us now is linda and she is portfolio manager and vp at federated investors. great to see you you acknowledge that risks have increased but you are still cautiously optimistic. how cautious are you >> well, certainly, you know, last couple of weeks and the events of hong kong over the last couple of days have heightened that level of uncertainty. you know, what market hates is uncertainty and right now we are long on certainty and, hence, there's going to be a lot more people that are going to be a lot more investors that are going to be a lot more cautious. but you really do need to step back and look at the fundamentals of u.s. economy and that's really driven by the consumer, as you mentioned, and also by the fed. and not just our fed, but global central banks that are easing around the world there's been more than 20 easings already and i think that's set to continue >> i feel like, though, in some ways, linda, we're looking for our fed to be that knight in shining armor that comes in and slays the sort of global recession dragon and i just wonder if maybe

well, what linda points out is today, um, doctors and medical science, are still accounting for what they think is a lessened lung capacity of black americans. and it's simply not true. but we've never purged ourselve of tlse science that was used to justify racism. >> sreenivasan: you talk about how basically the black american, or there's the black experience, has been inconvenient to the narrative of this nation in all of these different categories, thatit been something that we have struggled to deal with but attentimes just not dealt with it as a result, t was thorny. >> when you think about the aory of who we are, that the, we are this, um, country built on individual rights, we are the country where you're coming from a place where you are not free, you can come to our shores and you can get freedom. well, then you have black people, and every time you look at black americansyou have to be reminded that there was 1/5 of our population who we had no rights, no liberties, no freedom whatsoever. we are the constant reminder of really theie at our origins, that while thomas jeffer

the hiroshima bombing have we lost focus on the biggest threat our planet will ever face let's ask linda pence gunter who founded beyond nuclear which works to support grassroots national and international efforts to phase out nuclear power in favor of safer renewable energy choices and advocates for global nuclear weapons ban linda welcome back thanks good to be back each year a group of scientists and scholars including 15 nobel laureates sets the fabled doomsday clock a symbolic predictor of nuclear apocalypse and as long as i can remember it's been said a 2 minutes before midnight how do we keep the specter of that mushroom cloud top of mind enough to avoid it. that's a very good question because as you pointed out it isn't a subject that's discussed much it hasn't really come up in the debates for example in the presidential debates right now you know so we know the positions of a few of them i think on least taking the weapons off. and that's certainly the 1st step that has to happen the fact that we've got a couple of 1000 weapons that could go off with 15 minute warning unable to

linda ellett is uk head of consumer markets for kpmg.styles and in to vote —— my individual basis, does it affect the economy? as you have said, we surveyed individuals across britain to ask them how brexit uncertainty has changed their spending habits. one in three have changed their spending habits and most interestingly to me is that nearly one in two of londoners and young people have changed their spending habits. so it is certainly having effect on individuals. we are seeing it as changing the way people spend their money, they are putting up big ticket items, putting a holidays, renovation, putting money aside but not putting money aside into investments, putting money into savings so they have that pot available depending on what happens in the future. but do you think it is having an economic effect?m in the future. but do you think it is having an economic effect? it is having an economic effect in terms of the way people are spending their money. i think businesses that have a great consumer proposition and are running their b

i will make one simple point it does strike me that it's highly unlikely in the real world forget linda's conspiracy theories but it's very unlikely in the real world that that somebody would just not want somebody to speak on the grounds that i don't think that's very realistic i don't think that's something that's really going to happen i don't just don't think it's it's factually accurate if it does happen i'm sorry to say i'm sorry to say it does happen i'm glad to say it's not absolutely widespread but you may be in your little. haven in which everything is right and rosy but for lots of women though lots of ways in which women are excluded however competent i'm sorry that still happening i wish it wasn't but unless spoken about i don't think much will change our nanotech lives thank you both for a fascinating and lively debate linda bellos feminist campaigner and andre walker political commentator and new york observer columnist thank you so much thank you. well thanks for joining us here on our c international we're back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines join us then

. >> let's go to linda in minneapolis. robert, thanks for adding. what a great addition to the program. thank you for that, sir. linda, go ahead. >> caller: good morning. i have a couple of questions. i think they're pretty quick to answer, maybe. the first one, and perhaps the most important, is -- or the more important one is, i wondered if there was any information about how this problem of nuclear waste can be safely solved. i mean, is this unsolvable? i mean, it seems this solvable? it seems like it never goes away. the second one which maybe is connected to it is what the is the status of the plant in east washington? >> thank you, linda. we'll get a response. >> yeah, those are great questions. i did write a book on radioactive waste. the history of that is in there. it was not well handled by the atomic energy commission or by successor agencies. these are good scientists. think there's a technical solution that's reasonable. you'll never get a solution that satisfies everybody, but the political rekwaequation or prob might be more insoevlva

i am linda tripp. so we took steps some of which have been criticized which goes of the territory. but we verified what linda had told us and the surreptitious tape recording with a number of telephone conversations with monica and so we were reviewing those the fbi was looking at those as well. but then we had the famous episode at ritz-carlton that was severely criticizederti but the conduct wasd vindicated in litigation. we confirmed real time this was exactly underway that monica was encouraging the linda to file injurious case we take sexual harassment very seriously that this was essentially a civil rights case brought by paula jones at the time was an employee of the arkansas government. she alleged there was a very horrible kind of event that was unsettling to her so she brought federal court action under civil rights laws against clinton for his conduct, although allegations were his alleged conduct in a hotel in the rock. in connection with that all of this was underway with false perjurious affidavits and false statements encouraging others to lie. >>ot intense public sc

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. >> reporter: recently retired and without linda wanted to sell her home fast. like i needed to downsize. this was great for family gatherings and when we had a lot of people, but then it became just me. >> reporter: the idea of cleaning and fixing up her house, finding a real estate agent awaiting weeks if not months for a buyer was two stressful. she turned to the real estate website, zillow which offers to turn his own directory for cash. zero, written, and open-door are some of the companies buying up homes more than a dozen u.s. cities.>> is that it the uber of ram real estate?/you could look at it that way. >> reporter: glenn kelman is the ceo of redfin. he acknowledges convenience comes at a cost and offers are often below market value. >> whether from zillow or redfin we charge a premium for that service. >> reporter: the national association of realtors says the premium it may be too costly for sellers. thought they would lose out in the price because the business model for direct purchase is that they were buying it. they could be 10 percent low market

the proposed cosco would be built in the former sears at the northgate mall in terra linda. it would include a tire center a gas station nearby residents worry about the traffic impact in that area. there is an online petition with more than 600 signatures against the costal being developed in terra linda. >>> how virtual reality is helping stroke patients get their life back. >>> rolling stones rolling right past curfew. last night at levi stadium. why they are not going to get into trouble. >>> intern in the case of a brazen san francisco condo attack. the suspect back in court with multiple accusers. coming forward. >>> >>> the live news desk we are getting the word from the highway patrol in contra costa county that they have forwarded eight cases to the das office now in connection with three separate sideshows. that all happened on the same day august 11. the chp said they are getting more sophisticated. they are using fixed wing aircraft now. they are able to alert ground units to each of these sideshows. one was in martinez. one happen and rodeo. several people there

you, so much linda, and i agree. i took a year off from college i with us was in college and we us a teaching assistant at an innovation school in the coast of maine. it it was hardest job of my life. there's no question that our working. are if i got elected i would visit and nobody told me there were 161 schools, but i did it. every two hours to school, and i went to a school every week. saw first hand how hard our teachers work and how important the work they do, how important that work is. revamp ink we have to the whole way we do school, make finish kids when they third grade, if they are not reading at grade level, we need immersion m an program for the summer or keep them back and make sure they how to read. same thing with multiplication nd long division when they are in fifth and sixth grade. i also think at the end of high those last three years we started an apprenticeship program because we recognize two thirds of our kids. 65 percent of american kids are ot going to get a four year degree and that's been

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>> yes, we have linda walker pending. >> good afternoon everyone. my name is endo parker pennington, i live out the -- -- linda parker pennington. i live at the shipyard. what i really wanted to say is that when we first thoughts, four years ago, when we put our money down closer to five years ago when there was nothing built there yet. it required us to be visionari visionaries. the vision that we were sold was that this would be a safe, cle clean, and wonderful community, new community of san francisco. what i wanted to say is that it's a long way away from being where we felt safe. there is still not a level of trust that the cleanup job has been completed. i understand that the counseling department of public health was supposed to take to you. i know there is an independent review being done by uc berkeley and ucsf. on saint there has very little transparency in that process. very little community involvement. it looks like a foregoing conclusion that it does a relentless cover-up. i still, with my family, feel and safe. we do not really give c

lauren: linda, thank you for coming on. >> thank you.ad of the big jobs report coming out 8:30 a.m. eastern time. we have red arrows. that could change, dow down 76, s&p down 11 and a quarter, nasdaq down 51 and-a-half. coming up, we love using air drops on our phones. here's a warning for us, for everybody. how the air drop feature could be putting you at risk to hackers. lauren: great. cheryl: yeah, i know. and let's end se sibling rivalr, how one girl decided to prove she is the top dog once and for all. if you've got siblings, you're going to love it. you're watching "fbn: a.m." ♪ one way or another i'm going to find you. ♪ i'm going to get you, i'm going to get you, get you termites, feasting on homes 24/7. we're on the move. roger. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. lauren: a very popular apple feature is now at risk for being hacked. apple's air drop let's you send videos or pictures wirelessly. it can expos

linda, disappointing figures, how much of a surprise are they?e they? i think they were a surprise to economists who thought they would be stagnant, in other words they economy would not have changed much from the first three months of the year. what's happened is it looks like manufacturing companies had pushed production forward to before the end of march because that was originally brexit day so that accounts for some of the very dramatic fall in manufacturing. but that is not the only thing we have to bear in mind as to why today's figures came in worse than expected and showed a contraction. globally, the global economy is in a cyclical downturn, the whole world is slowing down, so exports were also, in terms of manufacturing and services, affected by the fact that the world economy has seen slower trade, slower growth, and we are a very open economy, so growth, and we are a very open economy, so i think for those reasons, the numbers probably came down slightly lower—than—expected. but i think that is consistent with an overall world econom

the china syndrome and apparently the theaters were packed with extra showings expect let's go to linda in minneapolis . >> thank you for that pastor . >> good morning, i have a couple questions i think will be pretty quick to answer maybe, the first and most important is, i wondered if there was any information about how this problem of nuclear waste can be safely solved. is this unsolvable i mean it seems like it never goes away. what is to do with the waste back the second one, which maybe is connected to it is, what is the status of the hannaford plan in east washington . >> thank you, linda, we will get a response . >> great question spirit i did write a book and the history of that is in their. it was not well handled by the atomic energy commission or by successor agencies and scientists, these are good scientists, i think there is a technical solution that's a reasonable, you never gonna get a solution that satisfied everybody but the political equation or the political problem might be and probably is more insoluble than the tech issues. in terms of hanford, hanford is still un

i am linda feldman, washington bureau chief of the christian science monitor.ur guest today is richard trumka, president of the afl-cio, the nason's largest -- nation's largest federation of labor unions. this is his 11th appearance at the monitor breakfast, so you have become a labor day tradition for us. so, welcome.

linda graham and blumenthal of connecticut had the final product. we are looking at that. that is right, there are actually would have stopped, should have stopped some of these mass shooters in the past. this president did what president do, he visited the victims, thanked law-enforcement health professionals and talk to many survivors and he in the first city can stress their condolences. in no uncertain unequivocal terms. racism, hate and white supremacy. he will continue to do that but when people say do something, we need to do something meaningful that will stop the mass shootings. bill: two minutes, two topics. north korea received a letter from chairman kim, he said it was a small apology for testing short range missiles in the testing stopped when the exercises ended. >> these tested missiles five times in two weeks. why would you enter taint the idea. >> the present has made it clear with the denuclearization of korean peninsula. it was obama that said north korea will be your most challenging issue. this president open from the beginning, he has met with him qui

linda? i voted to leave andi world war. linda? boris johnson made yesterday is brilliant. i'm a bit surprised that he did it. i'm a bit surprised that he did it. i'm still a little bit hesitant to figure out how it's all going to work out but i think it is a bold move and something that needed to be done. stephen? i am steve, a labour party voter, never been a member of any political party but i do normally vote labour. i think boris johnson's actions yesterday were appalling and he's obviously extending it to keep as little time as possible for brexit to be debated. and i want us to remain. joshua carpenter? i'm a conservative party member and i think it needed to be done. the process has been frustrated for three years and the biggest threat to our democracy is not to have that vote and this will just get it through. i agree with josh, i'm a conservative party memberandl josh, i'm a conservative party member and i wasn't old enough to vote at the referendum but i would have voted remain then, and i would vote leave now. i comple

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so far, there have been 14 cases in four weeks, eight of them reported in the terra linda neighborhood other cases in various areas around san rafael. they say the burglaries are happening between nine in the morning and noon. they're not explaining why there is a spike. no matter where you live in the bay area they do say to always keep your doors locked.>>> tonight a sacramento officer who made the ultimate sacrifice is being honored in her bay area hometown. the martinez police department is holding individual for tara o'sullivan tonight. sure shot and killed on june 19 after responding to a domestic violence call. officers say the suspect opened fire in the police ambush. she was born and raised in martinez and she graduated from college park high school. the vigil will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 at martinez city hall. also there is some good news for residents in richmond. getting to and from san francisco got easier. the service to and from san francisco launched today in the pilot project will run five roundtrips saturdays and sundays through november 3 and fairs will match commu

era una niÑa muy linda. >> una persona fenomenal, ha dejado un hueco impresionante.cio en la iglesia nuestra seÑora de guadalupe a las 11:00 a.m. y otro a las 3:00 p.m. en sacos, para recortar nuevamente a keila salazar. ramÓn: se dieron a conocer detalles sobre las muertes de las tres vÍctimas en gilroy. keila salazar y traidor y ruin murieron por los tiros sirios que residieron en el peso. o el niÑo falleciÓ de en la espalda. asÍ lo confirmÓ la policÍa forense del condado de santa clara. en univisiÓn Área la bahÍa puede encontrar todo lo relacionado con la tragedia. validadas ya son tres las balaceras vacÍos que se han registrado en una semana, en el paÍs. puede ver los saldos de los tiroteos. en gilroy hubo cuatro muertos y 16 heridos. en el paso hubo 20 muertos y 16 heridos. en dayton hubo nueve muertos y 17 heridos. los tiroteos han dejado al menos35 muertos y docenas de heridos. ramÓn: identificaron a las ocho vÍctimas mexicanas que fallecieronen el paso, entre ellas se encuentran elsa mendoza de la mora, de chihuahua. la directora de la escuela primaria, conta

host: linda, thank you. david farber? guest: i think another thing that emerges from the people who were there and are giving us wonderful testimonies is something that i think in memory we don't understand very well about the 1960's. a lot of people marched against the war in vietnam, a lot of people marched against racial injustice against women's oppression. it was a relatively small minority of the baby boom generation itself. most baby boomers never marched, they never protested. they weren't political people. many baby boomers did feel they were a part of this youth culture, this rebellion that was taking place. that was the politics most people lived. host: jeff in the bronx in new york, you were there? caller: you are right. it was more for the music, not the politics. i was 15. my friend was 15. my father drove us to the bus station. host: he let you go? caller: i told them i was going to a jimi hendrix concert upstate. the other two guys told their parents they were going to the other guys house to sleep over. h

here to discuss is linda chavez here to discuss is linda chavez and ben howe, who is an author about evangelicals and trump. linda, i don't know. i'm skeptical. i'm seeing this. it looks like some will get in. is there anything here? >> well, i mean, if you look back at what happened to president george herbert walker bush in 1992, he did get challenged by pat buchanan. i think buchanan's challenge was stronger than any of the people we are talking about against trump did harm him. it set him up for ultimately failure in the general election. i think that's what this is about. none of these guys that we're talking about likely to defeat donald trump unless trump goes even farther off the rails than we have seen him so far. being able to damage him, being able to come at him as walsh might, from the right, could have some impact and might dampen the support. after all, a lot of this is about getting people to the polls in the general election. if you diminish support during the primaries, that's going to make it harder for trump come the general election. >> ben, your new book is abou

linda yu, author of "what would the great economists do?"trump is going to land in el paso any minute. joining me now is an op-ed author "hispanics in america are under attack." anna marie, good to see you. this is an issue that's come to the front. most people, certainly miss spannics in america, would understand since donald trump came down that escalator at trump tower more than three years ago he opened his campaign with an attack on hispanics but now it's become something more serious than the rantings of the guy who wants the nomination of the republican party. >> yes, president trump has from day one made anti-immigrant rhetoric specifically targeting spanish community. on day one he said hispanics and rapists and criminals and i will round them up and deport them and create an environment of fear in this country. he's done that targeting latino communities. as we know today one of the largest raids happened, 600 people got rounded up. but he's also targeted muslim communities, and during his presidency we've seen attacked against mus

. >> era una linda persona, cuando llegó al paso, empezó a hacer su vida en el paso . >> sus familiarese su casa y no volvieron más . >> le dijeron ese día a su hermano e hijo que irían a la tienda y pasó esto . . >> después de que pasaron las horas los familiares se imaginaron lo peor, hasta que confirmaron del fallecimientos . >> no enteramos el domingo, esa noche no sabíamos nada . >> el candidato a la presidencia acudió a darle el pésame a los residentes . >> apoyar a las familias de las víctimas, también si necesitan ayuda también compartir las historias de sus vidas con el país, para que puedan .... >> por cierto, beto participoop en la ceremonia en el paso texas, mientras tanto se mencionaba el nombre de las personas fallecidas lanzaron globos al aire . >> y tras el tiroteo las historias de apoyo contionuan , un niño de silla de ruedas, utilizó su silla para llevar a un herido fuera de la tienda, la cuñada de la víctima contactó a lail >> y líderes del senado dan señales de por lo menos considerar medidas para el control de armas, dando el brazo a torcer tras la prsión pública .

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this book by linda gordon is the second coming of the kkk. the first coming of the kkk was right after the civil war, armed resistance to reconstruction and the rights of african-americans. the second coming of the kkk takes place around world war i. the kkk became a force to be reckoned with. it controlled many state governments including the state of indiana, the state of oregon. there reach was alarmingly great and they sort of organized themselves like a sort of social club and finally came to ruin by the end of the 20s because of corruption but not because of the odious this of their political message and this is a modern history of the kkk in the 20sth century that is definitely worth reading and it has some alarming resonances today because some of the rhetoric and activities and renewed white supremacist movement in the united states rarely resembled what happened in the 1920s and that the place we don't want to go back to. a great book, this is the story, scarface and the untouchables, scarface was the nickname for al capone. he was

i'm christine linda welcome to the program it's good to have you along a corruption trial of sudan's deposed leader omar al bashir opened in the capital hot today but it is reported to have looked calm during the 3 hours session a detective who testified told the court that the shia admitted to receiving millions of dollars from saudi arabia many an agency to be used outside of the state budget a large amounts of cash were found at specialist residence all to he was toppled the trial would also approach some of that month. my guest today is a sudanese human rights lawyer he joins me from college to welcome city to the african mr mccauley do people in sudan feel that this is the trial that they've been waiting for bet that justice is finally being done you know our own little son a lot of very rich pointless turn now on the kind of. the reason for the last 10 years. there are. symbols for. it is. completely been done for. the night because in the few days here in the north the client here is not for the government of americans and right to privacy for over a 1000000 of them of him i t

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