marr, i would take him at his word. [laugher] >> you kind of assess -- the war obviously took a tremendous emotional toll x he developed a relationship with a young private. >> right. let me talk about the relationship with his second wife. his first wife dies in child birth giving birth to their second sop. she dies at the age of 21, i think, meagher will never see his son, by the way, because he can't go to back to island. but he falls in love with a woman who is everything he is not. she's a protestant, he's a catholic. she's an anglo-saxon, he's a celt. she's this reserved fifth avenue beauty from old line, wasp money, meagher is a fugitive. he writes this beautiful love letter to her where he asks her her hand -- for her hand in marriage, and he goes, i am here alone, i am a homeless exile, i have nobody, i have no family. i'm wanted by the british empire, you know? i'm nothing, but the greatest thing in my life was to find you. and if you will take me as your husband, i will share everything with you. take my past

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as fishing boats tried to violate argentine, marr tine borders. the navy says this time the chinese boat tried to hit the ship. and that makes the incident different. >> this time the captain was detained. most times the ships are captured and the sailors repatriated to china. >> that happens. this chineseship was captured nine months ago. it is very similar. you can see the life. but also the deteriorated conditions that many of the boats are in. argentine authorities believe that the boats sent to fish in argentine waters are the cheapest in the fleet. they cross into argentinian territory. the rest of the fleet waits outside. what is happening is piracy. >> this is pir si, they send the boat across the water. for many, it's another example of the consequences of illegal fishing around the world. a military court in cameroon handed down death assistances to 89 fighters. cameroon reports that 20 boko haram fighters were killed wednesday during a raid in northern nigeria. it was carried out by a multi-nigerian task force. >> the u.n., and union pu

his move was meant to punish castro but also to protect americans to stop further investments so no marrre americans would lose money. the logic was it's the job of government to protect people who might be fleeced but that shouldn't be a role for government. a free country permitting individual americans from assessing risk in making our own choices is never the correct answers. it would have been better for america would have just said we will invest in cuba you are on your own. our laws can protect you. then let us make their own decisions. but that is rarely what government does. politicians always want to make decisions for us. it's time the government stop trying to protect us from ourselves and should let us travel wherever we want and do peaceful business with anyone we choose. that's our show. see you next week. >> what should america do about poverty? >> oh, my gosh. that is are just too big a an answer. cash by the truckload. give people money. one country might do that. >> bad idea. >> we're not just called to have a heart for the poor, we're supposed to have a mind for the p

his move was meant to punish castro but also to protect americans to stop further investments so no marrs the job of government to protect people who might be fleeced but that shouldn't be a role for government. a free country permitting individual americans from assessing risk in making our own choices is never the correct answers. it would have been better for america would have just said we will invest in cuba you are on your own. our laws can protect you. then let us make their own decisions. but that is rarely what government does. politicians always want to make decisions for us. it's time the government stop trying to protect us from ourselves and should let us travel wherever we want and do peaceful business with anyone we choose. that's our show. see you next week. kennedy: i'm watching the president polish after his dancing shoes it's a stark contrast between an american president entertaining dying finkos and people are dying in a country plagued by a common enemy. the president looks so relaxed proving as long as you are swilling with murderers, the terrorists haven't won. th

talked to one of dan's representatives who pointed out that they were involved in bringing marissa marrre very familiar with women. david: there you go. also in the markets and finance section, you look at the bank of kabul in afghanistan. there's now a movement under way to get that to go private again. guest: the bank of kabul in afghanistan has had some very, very bad problems, including terrorist attacks, including its previous management basically told all its assets. the money just left the bank. and for a while the perpetrators were sort of out and about restaurants around town. but i think maybe now they're incarcerated, so now the government wants to sell the bank. and you can buy it for $20 million. it's not an easy bank to run. but it has many branches and if you have high hopes for the future of afghanistan, you may have high hopes for the future of this bank. david: any sense there are people interested in buying it? guest: they have gotten some interest. but they have not decided who's going to get it yet. david: thank you so much. thanks for joining us. "bloomberg busines

his move was meant to punish castro but also to protect americans to stop further investments so no marrose money. the logic was it's the job of government to protect people who might be fleeced but that shouldn't be a role for government. a free country permitting individual americans from assessing risk in making our own choices is never the correct answers. it would have been better for america would have just said we will invest in cuba you are on your own. our laws can protect you. then let us make their own decisions. but that is rarely what government does. politicians always want to make decisions for us. it's time the government stop trying to protect us from ourselves and should let us wheo peaceful business with anyone we choose. that's our show. see you next week. >> what should america do about poverty? >> oh, my gosh. that is are just too big a an answer. cash by the truckload. give people money. one country might do that. >> bad idea. >> we're not just called to have a heart for the poor, we're supposed to have a mind for the poor. >> many people's minds say spread the wea

alpha go is only going to get better and cleverer >>> earlier we spoke to technology journalist adrian marrs about the phenomenon >> we're getting to the stage, certainly in less than 10 years, where we with build the computer that has the processing power of the human brain, but we have to understand how the brain is put together before we can make a computer do that. once we do that then the world changes. you have self aware, conscious machines, ethical problems, they will have feelings, think like us. it is a bag of worms around it means not only that, that a year to two years later they will be twice as powerful, two years later, four times as powerful and then dealing with a world where machine intelligence is way in excess of ours. that might lead to a utopia where it is wonderful or a terrible world where like irobot decide to take over or who controls the most boxes therefore who controls the world >>> that's it for the news hour. thank you for watching. you for watching. >> al jazeera america brings you independent reporting without spin. >> not everybody is asking the questions yo

. >> bill marr on friday, he might refuse trump's orders if they know they violate international laws. here is how trump responded to that today. >> now i'm far from the first to conclude that donald trump lacks the temperament to be president. after all, this is an individual who mocked a disable reporter. who attributed a rof a reporter questions to her menstrual cycle. a brilliant woman mocked her for her appearance. bragged about his marital fairs, and laces his public speeches with vulgarity. he is not of the temperament of the kind of stable thoughtful person we need as leader. >> remember the movie bat man when the guy kept coming on the screen, we don't have the right tape. let me come back to mark. mark, this question about the scatter shot approach to this, this front-runner right now. you're the expert watching this. how does the scatter shots add up to a demolition. i don't see. >> well, look, a scatter shot on message, a scatter shot on electoral strategy. if trump does not sweep both the winner take all states, if other people can win some of them, and keep accumulating

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when you were questioned by andrew marr, he raised this metaphor of the night. to describe what would happen in the event. he said there would be a period presumably in the downward and i can draw a diagram if that's helpful. you said it's mine. you said it might. >> i think the rest -- the risks are roughly the same as those of the y2k millennium bug. we are talk ourselves into needless negativity about this. i really think -- you consider -- >> hang on a minute. i am shutting down this y2k bug stuff. you fall back on this argument and the only relevance here is that there was no evidence of a y2k bug and there was not much argument for what you are making. besides the economic adviser -- >> do you think it's overwhelming? >> that's an independent report released by them. you don't have much time for them, but it was conducted by pwc. the vote of the eu would cost the economy 100 billion pounds and 950,000 jobs. how many would it take before you change your mind again that britain should be a member of the union? >> as you study that report as i'm sure you have

when you are questioned by andrew marr he raised this towards the night take your go to describe what would happen in the event of a brexit and he said there would be a. for a downward bit where people would lose their jobs and you said it's not a you said it might go i think there is some uncertainty . >> i said it's roughly the same as the y2k millennium bug and we are talking ourselves into needless negativity about this . i really think, you consider your go. [overlapping conversation] i. >> i'm shutting down this y2k bug stuff. you keep falling back on this argument. go the only similarity with the y2k bug here is that there wasn't much evidence and there is much evidence for the argument you're making. go the fact that your economic advisor, [overlapping conversation] unless there's an independent report by released by the cpi but it was conducted by twc and that vote in the eo would cost the british economy 100 million pounds and 950,000 jobs how many job losses would it take before you would change your mind again that the british should be in the european union? >> if you stu

mike huckabee responded to president up on the latest golf to bring in david marr must refugees intothe president saying that is the best way to boost onto isis. the dreadful attack on the christian and pakistan of the late 72 people. 29 of them children. the best way to do that is grew up in the borders and throw out our arms and say come on down to the refugees as it hurts governor huckabee's pain strategies these day lives to get them a dead trim the lesson here is the need to do something. stuart: i want to follow senate story we hate to bring you on an easter monday morning. but nonetheless it has disappeared the terror in pakistan. a taliban group carried out an attack at a park. they targeted christians celebrated easter. more than 70 dead. i'm not sure the precise number. 300 injured. the obama team didn't mention christian, didn't mention of islamic terror. there's no mention of the religious aspect to this whatsoever. liz: still waiting on that. and an amusement park yesterday 72 people killed. half of them children. when the taliban a splinter group of purposely targeted c

when you were questioned by andrew marr he raised this metaphor to describe what would happen in the event of brexit. and he said there would be a period, i can draw a diagram, if that would be helpful -- >> i get -- >> and you said it might. >> our risks are relatively the same as the y2k millennium bug. i think we're talking ourselves into needless negativity. >> i can't -- >> i really think -- you can say if we -- >> hold on. >> hang on a minute. i'm shutting down this y2k bug stuff up. keep falling back on this argument. the only -- the only relevance of the y2k bug here is that there was no evidence for the y2k bug and there isn't much evidence for the arguments you're making. >> there isn't any evidence for the arguments you're making. >> well, i cited your economic adviser. i cited the german newspaper -- >> did you -- >> let's go to an independent report released by the cbi. i know you don't have much time for them. it was conducted by cpi. a vote to leave the eu would cost the british economy 100 billion pounds and 950,000 jobs. how many job losses would it take to change yo

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