man on the field was being a man down didn't seem to faze christian pulis like i was still not goals man was satisfied with his boys performance. not only because his team had one more chance to win but because well let's hear from him it is like if i try to compare dortmund and hoffenheim they are worlds apart but nonetheless on the pitch we were clearly superior and had the better statistics lots of clear chances dortmund had won and scored a goal because we kind of fell asleep in our back line i think dortmund didn't deserve that point. not as much as a reason to be ticked off in the start and spoils the would be celebration of his one hundredth match a small setback for the man sure to bring his team back on track maybe he'll even end up with a handsome statue put up in his honor just like when i. did you know kick off is now on you tube with the world of football. i was born in mexico. we travel the world and really feel how high tensions are running i'm going to say you know the stuff i never. discuss football i'm chris here if. this question. is a football kickoff. i missing y

the other man was a man of the united states senate.he drives his car off a bridge into the water while a young woman is with him. he leaves her to drown and to die. he later decides to run for president, and is called a lion of the senate by that same left. that is all you need to know about the present situation and the left. [applause] let me end where i began, before i give up the remainder of my time to the fabulous mark meadows. i end where i began. with this that here we are with this guy, this guy from queens, and i'm from brooklyn, and i had to talk to him, sort of. he said, i will give you three minutes. i said, i will give you five. he turned to people buying them and said, bill bennett says he needs five, i guess i will give him five. [laughter] last your he preceded me to this podium, i followed him. as he walked off i said, thanks for warming the crowd up for me, mr. president. a little fresh, but that is brooklyn, that is queens, anyway, i know this guy. i i end where i began. here we are with this brutish, and occasional

on the future of steel and devising new ways for it to serve its master, man. piece of steel treated. it is being subjected to the severest possible test to see how remarkably a piece of steel can be stretched, almost like -- almost like robert, 50,000, 60,000, 70,000 pounds per square inches did find the breaking point. k,nally, it does break o under much greater pressure then it would ever face under normal use. reflectsing surface the research and effort devoted to its production. this is the fascinating world of steel. many of those who walk its padth s, the minor, the engineer, the crane man, the scientist, more than 500,000 men are engaged in making steel, over half in the company of united states steel alone, men who are competent and confident in their work, proud of their contributions to society. weond the door of a furnace, see nothing but hot gas and bubbling metal, but the man who streamlinedsees trains moving across the company come at great ships carrying products of the farm and factory to the four corners of the air of, sailing the 70's with a

man. the two men did not have a falling out in the aftermath of the court-martial of general charles lee. washington did not call him out of retirement to lead the attack on york town, and he chose them as secretary of treasurer only after robert maurice refuse the position. you could go on, but do not be discouraged. even if you cannot see it, listen to the music. as long as you have the lyrics in front of you, it is hard to follow without. he gets, i think, the key point exactly right. the main theme, the promise of the american dream. he shows that. it is really a story of america then told by a america now. it is a wonderful experience. i don't know if you would sell your child for it, but rent him out to get the money to go. we will sample a couple of songs tonight. the historical reality of the real alexander hamilton has been, and i'm sure will be, very controversial. what kind of man was he? was he as his friend described him, noble, generous, kind, free from hypocrisy, envy and je

it held out the promise that any man come a white man could rise up the social ladder. what did abraham lincoln see you go a good and moral and virtuous society. the volunteers change over time. they are going to take shots at this book because let's say your sample wasn't broad enough. what i intended to do here is reconstruct that world and recognize the world is not singular. its dependent on place, on time, on personality. thank you so much, you all have a wonderful lunch. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. history,n lectures in a class about the 1965 immigration act and current immigration demographics. the professor describes how the number and country of organ -- of origin has changed over the last 50 years. 90 minutes.s about prof. hsu: good morning. welcome to our

it held out the promise that any man come a white man could rise up the social ladder. what did abraham lincoln see you go a good and moral and virtuous society. the volunteers change over time. they are going to take shots at this book because let's say your sample wasn't broad enough. what i intended to do here is reconstruct that world and recognize the world is not singular. its dependent on place, on time, on personality. thank you so much, you all have a wonderful lunch.

these huge torches flareup in the dark as symbols of steel working for man.eeing it as the steelworkers see it. feet in length. another interesting episode in the fascinating drama of steel production, rolling giant beams. how many could guess that a 36 inch high beam almost as long as a city block could be rolled. an operator skillfully trips the switches controlling the pressure with many thousands of pounds back and forth under the roll until it takes on the fate -- think shape, the semblance the suggestion of an i-beam. , it all as easy as falling off a log, or so it seams as this young man shaves the rough beam into an almost finished product and sends it's on its way down the line -- and sends it on its way down the line. there comes the i-beam out of the finishing tent. we have actually seen how when 158-- 150 feet of strong, sturdy steel can be rolled from a six foot ingot, the columns with which america builds its future. they can be trimmed and cut to length. ♪ they are mighty particular to get things right, these steel men. here they are taking a t

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he claims a man chased him into the sue. the lion then grabs his big toe while climbing a fence in front of the exhibit. officials say he would have to have scaled multiple barriers to get close to the enclosure. >> a man broke into the lions den and the line has the subjects leg. >> the injury occurred through the mesh. we don't know if they were antagonizing the lions. >> police suspect the man was under the influence. he suffered minor injuries and he will be cited for trespassing. >>> it's a place you would not associate with camping. next month six new campsites are opening at candlestick point. this is the first urban stay -- state park in california. they have new grills and tables and food lockers for the animals. >>> if you want a plastic straw you will have to ask for one. california is the first state in the country to ban full service restaurants from handing out plastic straws to customers unless they request one. lot does not apply to fast food restaurants or convenience stores. full restaurants can hand out pa

come on, man. [ laughter ] come on, man., you got to do it. >> so this is lebron and elvis. >> jimmy: ah-ha. ah. >> so, you're holding elvis there. now, how awesome is that? that's perfect. you just hold him there. he'll just glide right through your hands. so now jimmy's -- jimmy's on it. he is amazing. kevin, it's your turn now. here you go. [ laughter ] they're totally fine. >> jimmy: kevin, it's easy. >> they're the coolest snakes. they really are. >> jimmy: just try it. please, just do it. [ cheering and applause ] where are they from? [ chanting ] >> kevin: me [ light laughter ] saying, "no." [ laughter ] no. >> it's okay. >> kevin: jimmy, you hold it. it looks good. >> it's really cool. so these snakes, they're kingsnakes. >> jimmy: kevin knows -- >> california branded kingsnakes. >> jimmy: you know how to deal with big snakes. >> kevin: yeah. >> jimmy: have you seen his tiny -- [ laughter and applause ] you got take a look at this picture. you'll see what i'm talking about. [ talking over each other ] >> just pat the

these huge torches flareup in the dark as symbols of steel working for man.ing it as the steelworkers see it. engaging the carbon content by the color of the flame. the conversion is complete and the bessemer's are ready to pour magic metal which was first plain ore, now transformed to steel to meet the needs of man. here in the stripping yard, now cool enough to shed their molds, reaching down the humanlike fingers of this giant, ingots weighing between 20,000 pounds at 40,000 pounds. steel has no possible substitute. as the ingots go, so go industrial america. the golden pillars of fire go next to the soaking pit, where they soap -- soak in a flame to restore their temperature. that was the signal to send one of these from the soaking pit. it is 2200 degrees hot as you see it now, and we begin to get an idea of the processes required to make fine steel after all of this labor and effort. is the hairpin, the and through a mirror in front of him the operator sees the in get -- the moving along.t it will be smashed into one of the thousands of shapes used to m

the other man is a man of the united states senate.nk, he drives his car off a bridge into the water while a young woman is with him. he leaves her to drown and die. he later decides to run for president and is called the lion of the senate by that same left and he is celebrated. that is all you need to know about the current situation on the left. [ applause ] let me end where i began. then i give up the remainder of my time to mark meadows. i will end where i began. here we are. a guy from queens. i am from brooklyn. i know how to talk to him. sort of. he said, i will give you three minutes. i said, i need five. he turned to the people around him and said, oh, he needs five, i guess i need to give him five. last year, he proceeded me to this podium. i followed him. as he walked off, i said thanks for wanting the crowd up for me, mister president. i know, a little fresh. anyway, i know this guy. here we are with this tough, cantankerous, uncouth, thin- skinned, unpolished and, yes, sometimes indelicate leader. who is doing great thing

this was a man in the arena. this was a man in the fight.ieved in are worth defending, worth debating and worth fighting for. >> chris, i feel like the presidency itself has gone through all these archetypal forms. you had eisenhower, teddy roosevelt, that americans look to that type of man to be president. they looked at that type of man. there's the somebody inspiring type, like barack obama, the person more relatable, bill clinton. we are in this era where i feel we are almost unmoored. there's no archetype has gone away, and i don't know if you feel that way, if you feel unmoored in a way this morning. >> we were pretty well moored in the beginning. george washington walked away from it after two terms after being commander in chief, where george iii said he would leave to go back to his farm, he will be the greatest man in the world. you know what i thought watching this for two hours, thought of perhaps the black church that you know so well, churches that operated underground like in eastern europe, went to one in eastern europe, east

i can remember when a man got sick, he was broke.nd i look around and i see the younger people, girls and boys, and i say to myself, do these people know what we fought for? do they know how hard it was to get the conditions that we have got? do they know what a union actually means? do they know what they have to go through to keep the conditions they have? do they know that they must sacrifice to keep the conditions? they call each other brothers and sisters at a union meeting. do they know that a union brother and a union sister made sacrifice? >> ♪ if i had a hammer i would hammer in the morning i would hammer in the evening i would harm are all over this land i would hammer out of danger i would hammer out of warning ♪ ♪ >> unity is dignity. the biggest thing we have a show the south through our union is dignity. the thing that is most important down there is dignity, the right to stand up and grieve, the right to know they can take a stand when they are mistreated in the shop. you go into a town that is antiunion, try to make c

you high, man? you look high. >> eric: i am. i liked it. >> man: yeah. >> anthony: you can pretty much tear his toenails out and he'd still find something nice to say about you. he's so polite, yet, if you look closely, and i do, his discomfort can be exquisite. >> eric: he's the devil. look at him. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> anthony: it's the spicy, sensualist heartland of all the things i love about china. the collision between very, very old and very new. an exploding middle class. a lot of history. and food that can burn you down to a charred, smoking little stump. sichuan province, located in the southwest of china. over a thousand miles from beijing. a region so fertile and lush that it's been referred to as china's breadbasket. and its capital, chengdu. despite its ever-growing skyline, it hasn't los

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they are actually con artist because they know how much quality this man is and have destroyed a man'sion and wa nt destroyed a man's reputation and want to destroy it even more. people will see that in the mid—term. what they have done to this family, these children, these beautiful children, and what they have done to his wife, they know it is a big fat conjob. they go into a room and i guarantee you, they laugh like hell at what they pulled off on you and the public. they laugh like hell. to keep an eye on the bigger picture here, the point of all this is not just washington infighting, the political balance for the supreme court can affect the way the us goes for a generations. yes, incredibly important. people who are not needed oi’ important. people who are not needed or supreme courtjustices important. people who are not needed or supreme court justices and important. people who are not needed or supreme courtjustices and go through this process are a fact of the sit on the court for life. that means they have an impact on decisions for the rest of their life and brett kavanaugh

the man's journey home to russia. her husband and father so here lives in constant danger of being threatened on account of his work. law passed the law bustling. when it's really dangerous one time these guys came to warn me if i didn't stop freeing people they'd blow me and my family up and bethany. it's been that way for five years but i'm still alive lines. back at the court to moscow the verdict is due today in the case brought by cool mom because the kid is man who became a victim of exploitation. normally the case would have dragged on for a long time his lawyer or a tells us. but when the employer heard that a western t.v. crew wanted to film proceedings he quickly paid his debts he was willing to pay forty thousand roubles his lawyer has come to court to formally accept the ruling. we're not allowed to film the judge but are allowed to listen in as the verdict is announced. the fact that coleman beric won his case is the exception to the rule. but won't do exploitation and slavery mean for mainstream society

lotz says he nearly lost consciousness when the man put him in a chokehold...and a second man in greylegs and joined in on the attack.people can be heard in the video begging the men to stop.(nats) lotz believes he was met with the aggressive behaviour ethnicty...half guyanese...and has been on edge ever since. sot: dexter lotz, attacked want people of to feel safe ou mean? and im feel safe."with both lotz blue after the the man in grey they got already previous broken says he's even more neither lotz blue pressed time...but lotz 4 news he is taking legal in sf ella sogomonian (jrstone) happening now -- this holiday weekend police departments across the bay area have more officers patrolling the roads looking for people driving under the influence. and they are enforcing that with checkpoints. kron 4's hermela aregawi is at one now in milpitas. she joins us live with the details, hermela? (jr stone) in novato -- in novato -- three people are behind bars tonight...in connection with a police checkpoint. the dui drivers license checkpoint is located on westbound san marin drive...at wes

the man is expected to survive. monica solorio is facing charges of attempted homicide and carrying a loaded gun. ( robin ) happenign now... police are looking for the person who broke into at least three cars in fremont. police say three s-u-v's had their window's smashed and things stolen from the car. this was near the stanford lane entrance to mission peak. police are reminding people not to leave valuables in unattended cars. ( robin ) another big story we are following... police in pacifica are trying to figure out how a man's body ended up on the beach in pacifica. the body was found sunday morning in the beach area below palmetto avenue. this is a picture of the scene. officers recieved a report of a body washed up on the beach at around 7:30 yesterday morning the person has not yet been identified. ( robin ) a body was found on railroad tracks in fremont. fire crews were called to the scene at 2:45 yesterday afternoon. they found the man on the rail road tracks where niles canyon road intersects palomares r

lotz says he nearly lost consciousness when the man put him in a chokehold...and a second man in grey grabbed his legs and joined in on the attack.people can be heard in the video begging the men to stop.(nats)lotz believes he was met with the aggressive behaviour because of his ethnicty...half guyanese...and has been on edge ever since. sot: dexter lotz, attacked on muni// "i just want people of color in this city to feel safe ou know what i mean? and im starting not to feel safe." police spoke with both lotz and the man in blue immediately after the assault. the man in grey left before they got there.already suffering from previous injuries and a broken ankle...lotz says he's struggling even more now. neither lotz nor the man in blue pressed charges at the time...but lotz now tells kron 4 news he is considering taking legal action. (ella) sfpd weren't available for further comment today but released a statement this week saying they are investigating and have requested video from the sfmta to see what happened before this cell phone video was recorded. in the newsroom ella sogomonia

sfpd questioned both the man in the hat and young man and say both declined to press charges. lisa says she has been in contact with that young man and provided him a copy of the video. >> thank you. >>> a jogger was struck and killed by an a.c.e. train in san jose. the person may have been distracted and never saw the train coming. the train was passing through the alviso neighborhood when it hit the jogger near gold street and guadalupe river trail. the victim was running parallel to the tracks and had ear buds in. with the train approaching they say the jogger crossed the tracks and was struck by the train. >>> also today we learned a man was killed by a smart train in the north bay. he was also wearing earbuds. witnesses say he had his head down as he approached the tracks yesterday in rohnert park. >>> oakland police dropped a claim against a bicycle owner who said he was arrested for "biking while black." supporters of najari smith rallied outside the courthouse in oakland today where he and his attorneys learned the case was no longer on file. smith was arrested and jai

to hit men but for a man to and for a woman to hit man for i meant to hit a woman that's not acceptable at all don't you think that this is why you know if you address this issue only from a woman's point of view. on the phone we even actually work with men in women for instance i think in the united nations to same especially younger men where you still have a chance to influence the attitudes when we talk about for instance. men to work we talk about this being a. power younger men i like to be harassed. maybe less than younger women but they're just as vulnerable in our case for instance me intense. through whatever orientation that you give to young women in ten because you want them to be aware that they could develop a just because of the each. of their job let me ask you or also about. something that i heard you express in one of your recent speeches i think it was in south africa you mentioned the concept of what you see as toxic masculinity these domineering arrogant predatory behavior i wonder if you believe in a deal of toxic femininity and if so what would that be. i think t

europe's populist wave now reaching sweden in part because of this man. jimmy akeson declaring a big future for his third place anti immigrant party. do you know what friends of sweden they said on t.v. that it's hard to declare a winner of this election i know who's won the sweden democrats. in a small country that's taken in four hundred thousand asylum seekers since two thousand and twelve aca since message has resonated for those skeptical about immigration and the establishment. that establishment incumbent prime minister stuff unless been center left coalition came out just millimeters ahead of the opposition center right alliance a sign left and says that it's time to toss out the bloc system that's defying swedish politics for decades if using is either of no side has a clear majority it's only natural that we will have to work across the political to fight to make it possible to govern sweden some regard less of the final election results this will be the death of block politics. but his invitation to the center right to engage in cross party tal

a 65-year-old man driving an suv that was struck by the stolen uhaul. he complained of pain but according to police he was also not seriously injured. they towed both vehicles away after 7 a.m. this morning and the intersection reopened to traffic. the driver and passenger will be booked into jail once released from the hospital. no one was seriously injured in this. according to the manager that game stop, he doesn't know how much was stolen. they are still doing a check on that. >>> police search for a man who punched a b.a.r.t. station agent in the face at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station before midnight friday. two women called the agent over to report a man who was harassing them. as he approached the suspect came up behind the agent and punched him. the agent suffered a deuthis cheek and take -- cut to his cheek and taken to the hospital. police southwested surveillance video from the station and nearby buildings. >>> a busy labor day weekend for the chp. already statewide more than 600 drivers have been arrested for driving while drunk or on drugs.

lotz says he nearly lost consciousness when the man put him in a chokehold...and a second man in grey his legs and joined in on the attack.people can be heard in the video begging the men to stop.(nats)lotz believes he was met with the aggressive behaviour because of his ethnicty...half guyanese...and has been on edge ever since. sot: dexter lotz, attacked on muni// "i just want people of color in this city to feel safe ou know what i mean? and im starting not to feel safe." police spoke with both lotz and the man in blue immediately after the assault. the man in grey left before they got there.already suffering from previous injuries and a broken ankle...lotz says he's struggling even more now. neither lotz nor the man in blue pressed charges at the time...but lotz now tells kron 4 news he is considering taking legal action.in sf ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ( james ) another big story we are following this morning... police arrested three men after three separate investigations into internet crimes against children. stanley barbarich was arrested in sausalito on child pornography ch

the man's life. officer oropeza gave him commands to put the bottle down. he then notified the officers on scene that he was going to use a less lethal shotgun in order to prevent the subject from lethally injuring himself. officer oropeza delivered the los lethal round and the man dropped the bottle. the officer ordered him to get on the ground, and the man turned towards the staircase. officer oropeza delivered another less lethal round. officers placed the subject in handcuffs. officer ordered an ambulance to transport the subject for psychiatric treatment. this incident is an excellent example of the efforts that san francisco police officers make every day to preserve human life. the officer the utilized their c.i.t. training and a team concept. they demonstrated a dedication to preservation of human life and showed personal courage combined with tactical patience in the face of danger. their actions were in line with the finest traditions of the san francisco police department and reflect great

this is not a man that deserves this. >> new demands are being placed on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh this morning, including a fbi investigation before christine blasey ford would agree to testify before the senate. >>> breaking overnight, the leaders of northnd south korea reach a new round of agreements. > and to the new generation, over 200 u.s. military veterans running for thois novembe >>> and facing the unthinkable task of rebuilding in the wake of florence. >>> and you're never too old to fight crime. "early today" starts right now. >> brett kavanaugh'sus a now says she wants the fbi to investigate her claims before shrs appefore the senate. lawyers for christine blasey ford says she has had to move out of her hom because of vicious harassment, even death threats. and in the upheaval has had to face facing her attacker in a number of days. in a letter to chuck grassley, theyhi write, no sexual assault survivor should be t subjecte such an ordeal, dr. ford wants to cooperate a fbi investigation should be

police only have a vague description of the man described as an african- american man between 45 and 55 years old with a medium build, wearing a gray hoodie jacket with the word "gap" on the front. they also say he drove a small, white colored sedan. >>> meantime, one of the kidnappers of elizabeth smart is being released from prison early, and elizabeth smart called the release incomprehensible. 72-year-old wanda barzee is due to be freed next week, 5 years earlier than expected because her time in prison was miscalculated. wanda barzee pleaded guilty to the 2002 kidnapping of elizabeth smart, who is now 30 years old. she was kidnapped at knife point from her bedroom by brian david mitchell who was sentenced to life in prison. >>> 4:11. making it safer for people catching a ride share. coming up, the three-step plan to make sure riders get into the right car with the right driver. >>> plus: >> i'm always looking forward to something being announced. i'm always looking for new products. >> today is the big day for apple fans. what to expect as new products are unveiled this morning.

lotz says he nearly lost consciousness when the man put him in a chokehold...and a second man in greygrabbed his legs and joined in on the attack.people can be heard in the video begging the men to stop.(nats)lotz believes he was met with the aggressive behaviour because of his ethnicty...half guyanese...and has been on edge ever since. sot: dexter lotz, attacked on muni// "i just want people of color in this city to feel safe ou know what i mean? and im starting not to feel safe." police spoke with both lotz and the man in blue immediately after the assault. the man in grey left before they got there.already suffering from previous injuries and a broken ankle...lotz says he's struggling even more now. neither lotz nor the man in blue pressed charges at the time...but lotz now tells kron 4 news he is considering taking legal action.in sf ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ( marty ) another big story we are following this morning... police arrested three men after three separate investigations into internet crimes against children. stanley barbarich was arrested in sausalito on child pornogr

and also, we haven't seen this man in a year.a year, since p yed on our show, performed, he left and then went straight to jail -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: -- for over a year. yeah. and i wanto hear the whole story. they've been working together to raise awareness for justice reform. rap superstar meek mill, and philadelphia -- [ cheers and applause ] meek mill. he's going to come on with his buddy, and they're doing this great thing. philadelphia 76ers co-owner, michael rubin are dropping in.we e going to chat with them. ilcheers and applause ] and then -- meekwill perform a song for us from his ep "legends of the summer." iss the ot want to show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] guys, do you ever see a photo in the news and think, "well, the headline could be much better?" i -- i'll show you what i mean. it's time for "news and improved." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ news and improved ♪ >> jimmy: for example, check out this -- this first photo here. the original headline was, "white house attorney to step down."ca th

he had taken out of the man and he brought her to the man once i finally had the surgery i went with this was the wrong thing to do it was the wrong thing to do to cut off my male anatomy. command. this is now one of my bones from the flesh of my flesh she shall be called woman for she was taken out of man that is why a man leaves his father and mother and if you line it to his wife and they become one flesh the fact of the matter is the forty percent of people who are attempting suicide are people who regret ever changing.

in custody was a young man named benjamin hobbs.ere he is at angie's funeral, carrying flowers, but get this, hobbs was now charged with sexually assaulting a woman at knife point. sound familiar? so while detective ken brown rushed off to question hobbs, detective jared furhman began talking to hobbs' friends. >> why do you think you're down here? >> honestly, i have no idea. >> one of whom was a 20-year-old named christopher tapp. he was no felon but he was an admitted druggie and what do you know, chris tapp had a bit of a history with ex-school resource offer now detective furhman. >> he was in trouble a time or two? >> he was. just trying to help him out. >> i trust you and hopefully you trust me, okay? >> yes, sir. >> he trusted furhman, but didn't know anything he said about angie's murder. >> if i did anything about this, i would say, but i do not know. that's the honest truth. >> having made his statement, christopher tapp went home, in the clear apparently. couple of days later, the detectives asked him to come downtown ag

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