with the goal to score more grand slams and beat the record of all times. of margaret court.it is extremely difficult. we have seen it. she came back by been four times in the final of a grand slam but she hasn't been able to win that last match. so no more grand slam titles since she came back. it is difficult how many chances she will have. it is difficult to say because i don't know how long she is going to be able to play. but being able to be able to play. but being able to reach four grand slam finals also says a lot about her levels and she is not that far. this australian 0pen was very disappointing, we didn't expect at all to be losing so early. i mean, to be losing at all actually! but even less so early. i think her level is good enough but we have to understand what is going on and why she is not able to win one. because there is a big difference between reaching a final and winning one. maybe she has changed a few things in her strategy. we have to accept that it is not working since she is back and again may be come back with a different angle and a different st

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser time now to turn to david morgan of the margaret court david welcome back. all righty 1st of all i want to say that at the top of the set of you i think there's a strong possibility that some of our performance but going and 2020 and this would be the 1st chair really stand 2011 only 1st started covering that $1.00 we started buying and selling i want to buy it at a dollar but i think it's going to outperform bitcoin this year david margan your thoughts. well slightly shocked to see that max mugari do you think this would be a great year for silver i think everyone to follow suit rick closely knows about scott neutered from the you know i'm a manager will very knowledgeable you talked about you know as number one as sure so were groups. so it was very undervalued or. church was there max and i hope you're right i think it's possible if we were going to follow their closely. the $1000.00 range they're no $3000.00 so it's very it's very notable a little bit of momentum here and double from here going to be the $16000.00 pursue a route go fr

williams is just one grand slam title away from equalling margaret court's record of 24, but she washing to retire, 23 grand slam titles. 37 years old when she had her baby are becoming a mother but she decided to come back, she decided to make all the efforts, the physical efforts. we have to accept the fact that it is not working since she is back and maybe come back with a different angle, a different strategy and different goals. different goals, i think that is what is saying. it is a harsh thing to say. he tells it straight, he is well—known that. rory mcilroy will be golf‘s world number one again this week, without playing a shot, thanks to the complicated ranking system, which looks at a two—year period, he'lljump over brooks koepka, to take the top spot for the first time since 2015. let's show you some amazing action from the world of winter sports. it comes from a freeriding event in switzerland where skiiers and snowboarders race on ungroomed snow. i wish i was there... that is basically powder. jumps, tricks, they are doing the racing but not on a prepared slope. the pub

week they protested on court and martin started to make a speech to have the name changed from margaret courtd a lot of controversy, and one of the only things that came out of it is the australian authorities rather than comments on the course, but thee said she violated rules by grabbing the mic. >> your bad is also pretty ugly, what is happening? >> my bad? >> your bad? >> there are asylum seekers that have been backlogged in our system. there is 4.8 million venezuelans trying to get into asylum here. there is over a million cases of backlog in the system. it takes over three years to get through the system, and it is terrible. it is an indicator that the trump policies are really hitting home in a bad bad way. it's terrible because they're fleeing death and torture. they're not coming here on a whim. it's not because they want to upgrade to a split level ranch with a finished basement. sometimes they're going to trial without a lawyer. >> we want to end the show on a good note here. give us your good and give it to us well. >> my good is that our life expectancy is up for the first time i

there were none again until 1968 when johnson appointed surely hoffstader to the ninth circuit margaret's court. the first person to be appointed to a federal district court ship was shelton matthews, she was a recess appointee and got permanent seat in 49. this woman talking about the 19th amendment, matthews was general counsel to the national women's party. she was a softspoken, woman from mississippi but she was made of steel. and the district court, she hired only women as law clerks, because our colleagues hired only men. she was responsible, we are talking about the forties, so the admission of the first african american to the bar of the d.c. district court. when i got to d.c. she was well into her nineties, so she was no longer sitting but she would come to chambers occasionally, and it was such a treat for me to hear her stories. she spoke about picketing the white house, she was going to law school at night, she had a day job, but she took part in picketing the white house which was wilson was president, and it took him a while, a long while before he became a supporter of the 19th a

she's just one away from margaret court's all time record but patrick mouratoglou says something isn'tin one. there is a big difference between reaching a final and winning one, and maybe change a few things in her strategy. we have to accept the fact that it is not working since she is back. again, maybe come back with a different angle and a different strategy and different goals so she can make it. he was speaking tojohn watson. england moves on to 42 without loss at the tories and cricket. the government has been warned it faces a legal battle if it tries to end the automatic early release of terror offenders. the move follows the attack in south london on sunday when sudesh amman stabbed two people — ten days after he'd been released early. in november, another convicted terrorist killed two people after being freed. let's speak to our legal correspondent, clive coleman. they are desperately looking at how to stop something like this happening again. just to go over again the context of it, because obviously it is very important. sudesh amman was released early. there are concerns

lady of the land is known as beth, the only girl he ever courted, and they are bound by a deep and abiding devotion. their daughter, mary margaretonly child. here the president is seen with his sister, mary truman, and their mother, mrs. martha truman, well past 90 years of age, to whom he is extremely devoted. this grand old lady still lives near the family farm, where harry spent his boyhood, and she taught him the first lessons of being religiously good, economically thrifty, and socially fair and honest, lessons which the president has never forgotten. ♪ in spite of the heavy weight of her many years, mother truman is surprisingly active. in spite of the high office to which her son has ascended, she never loses the opportunity of giving him a mother's advice. her favorite is, "be good, harry." the president has never lost interest in the family farmlands , which he still retains. of his own earlier years on the farm, the president's mother says, "harry could plow a furrow straighter than any other boy in the county." while he was a farmer, his political interest began. he became interested in the betterment of conditions in

margaret's. this is d w news live from berlin and surprise and disbelief in turkey as a top court acquits 9 activists in connection with their bolton anti-government protest 7 years ago the case has been widely regarded as a test of justice in turkey also coming up chilling new evidence of china's crackdown on its minority leader population this document leaks to d.w. news confirms that china is imprisoning members of its muslim minority based soley on their religion and culture we.

margaret's. jobs are there but the manpower is missing faced with increasingly urgent labor shortages germany is casting its nets far afield in the search for skilled workers policymakers are actively courting workers for sectors from health care to food services health minister on travel to mexico on his quest a new law aims to promote skilled labor immigration at the same time germany's deporting refugees whose temporary asylum has expired benzino phobic right wing parties are on the rise open or closed is germany a country of immigration that's our topic on to the point. i'm. going. on a. welcome and thanks for joining us here on to the point where i guess in the studio are multilane ing who is an opinion writer for the berlin daily the he says germany is in a global competition for qualified immigrants to be successful it must offer greater incentives and better conditions and it's a pleasure to welcome zuffa general shockey is a freelance author and journalist born in uncorrupt and resident in germany since 1970 he says unified germany still has no immigration policy based on reality but is under enormous pressure to act and great to have with us on the other as she is originally from

margaret's. jobs are there but the manpower is missing faced with increasingly urgent labor shortages germany is casting its nets far afield in the search for skilled workers policymakers are actively courting workers for sectors from health care to food services health minister should ban travel to mexico on his quest the new law aims to promote skilled labor immigration at the same time germany's deporting refugees whose temporary asylum has expired fanzine a phobic right wing parties are on the rise open or closed is germany a country have.

court when the storm was pretty rough. and so if i could introduce our chief justice tim armstead, justice margaret workman, justice elizabeth walker, justice evan jenkins and justice john hutchinson. i have had the opportunity, which is so unbelievably rare, it's off the chart. i had the opportunity to appoint three of these judges. they're good people. they've done lots and lots and lots of great stuff for our state. as has our other two justices. and so at the end of the day, i salute you. i can never thank you enough, i mean really and truly. we were in a storm and you're pulling us out of it very proudly. thank you so much. [ applause ] now, because i don't know the seating chart here, our attorney general is somewhere. patrick morrissey. and before i have him stand, i would like to just say this. you know, our citizens of this state deserve good stuff. one of the things they surely deserve is affordable health care coverage which is why today i'm asking the legislature to advance an initiative that he has championed, and that is to ensure that the people with pre-existing conditions in this state, even though you may h

after leaving the court, i'm presently associated with a national mediation firm. what you've heard from margaret broadkin about what has transpired since these incidents reported, frankly, i join in her comments. i find how the city has preceded with this unbelievable, incomprehensible. what i would urge you to do is direct the departments to begin in a meaningful, clabstive process that brings the people around the -- collaborative process that brings the people around the table so that services are provided to the children asap. thank you. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm julie tran. i work with the bar association of san francisco. i'm here to speak on behalf of those attorneys and also on paf of patty l -- behalf of patty lee, and she asked me to address you in her capacity as the chair of the working group to close the youth guidance center. i share everything that judge mahoney just said to you. there's a reason you have so many c.b.o.s and stakeholders today, because of our frustration of the experience. i want to thank supervisor mar and mayor breed f

solicitor general to ask the supreme court for a gag order on tuesday the governor wants to cancel the franchise of the a.b.s. network and spend it 1st critic of president margaret go to tara today the leaders of uganda and rwanda are due to hold a new round of talks aimed at easing cross border tensions a trade like a opposed by rwanda continues to have a major impact on people and both countries economists in uganda say the country's lost $75000000.00 in revenues since the crossing was shut a year ago catherine so are reports from new ground in border town. on an ordinary day this road heading to uganda's blood oath one would be battling queues of trucks and thousands of people crossing the beautiful business school and other reasons. but this are not ordinary times when they impose a trade blockade traders likely now call franco a suffering because of it has run his shop at the border town of a tuna for 30 years and say their konami situation is a what he's seen is in the thick of my business has been badly affected i cannot make ends meet i used to make a profit of about $1000.00 a month lucky if i make even hopeful but with no viable business many have move

after leaving the court, i'm presently associated with a national mediation firm. what you've heard from margaret broadkin about what has transpired since these incidents reported, frankly, i join in her comments. i find how the city has preceded with this unbelievable, incomprehensible. what i would urge you to do is direct the departments to begin in a meaningful, clabstive process that brings the people around the -- collaborative process that brings the people around the table so that services are provided to the children asap. thank you. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm julie tran. i work with the bar association of san francisco. i'm here to speak on behalf of those attorneys and also on paf of patty l -- behalf of patty lee, and she asked me to address you in her capacity as the chair of the working group to close the youth guidance center. i share everything that judge mahoney just said to you. there's a reason you have so many c.b.o.s and stakeholders today, because of our frustration of the experience. i want to thank supervisor mar and mayor breed f

after leaving the court, i'm presently associated with a national mediation firm. what you've heard from margaret broadkin about what has transpired since these incidents reported, frankly, i join in her comments. i find how the city has preceded with this unbelievable, incomprehensible. what i would urge you to do is direct the departments to begin in a meaningful, clabstive process that brings the people around the -- collaborative process that brings the people around the table so that services are provided to the children asap. thank you. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm julie tran. i work with the bar association of san francisco. i'm here to speak on behalf of those attorneys and also on paf of patty l -- behalf of patty lee, and she asked me to address you in her capacity as the chair of the working group to close the youth guidance center. i share everything that judge mahoney just said to you. there's a reason you have so many c.b.o.s and stakeholders today, because of our frustration of the experience. i want to thank supervisor mar and mayor breed f