>>mi familia estamos mÁs unidos que nunca, por martÍn. >>nancy, martÍn.ue me arrestan como sospechoso, se me derrumbÓ el mundo, nos quitaron a nuestra otra hija, ya no era el problema de que martin estada en como. >>¿ cÓmo lograron salir como familia de esa situaciÓn? >>fue difÍcil, yo me sentía en un hoyo oscuro, tuve que aprender a perdonar, y no hablo de ella que le hizo un daÑo. hablo de perdonarme yo, y perdonar a esa persona y ver las cosas positivas y salir adelante. >>perdÓn, nancy pero ustÉ no ha fallado. lo que ustedes han hecho despuÉs de eso es heroico, todo habla de una familia que no tienen nada que perdonarse. ¿que comenzaron deber a martÍn? >>despuÉs de un mes que nos entregan a martÍn, el doctor nos dijo que no iba a durar mucho tiempo, nos entregaron un niÑo que no hacÍa nada. yo tener que llegar del trabajo a diario y ver a mi esposa llorar, porque el niÑo no hace nada, era bien difÍcil, para que mi esposa y mi hija no me diera llorar, yo debÍa ser el fuerte de la familia. luego comenzamos a perdonar, en la Última corte, el juez me la p

photographer martin parr is the foremost visual chronicler of his fellow britons. to leave the european union. the new exhibition trains his satirical lens on a nation in search of its modern identity. and the continual search for sustainable materials one swiss bag manufacturer has come up with a way to accessorize with fibers from the banana plant. and they an artist who is says it took him some time to get away from the traditional western ideas of what sculpture should be made of now a new exhibition of his work at the house. takes us through all his material faces his large scale installations made from discarded screw caps from liquor bottles allude to the legacy of colonialism and to rampant consumerism and they're seen differently in every new c.m. habit. and transforms every day materials into striking works that incorporate aspects of. xanax and tapestries even being compared to the paintings. believes in the power of transform. i know consciously when i hope that their work with her. showing the world my fork off on the work and want to write those two p

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with only human martin parr makes the ordinary bloke extraordinary. extraordinary indeed and i'm joined by my colleague melissa holroyd from the culture thanks for it for being. a lot of the love hate thing going on there has exacerbated that for martin park theme of british identity has always been a part of parts photographic work but the brakes it gives it a whole new context a few years ago some of the images he would have made would have been much more innocent if we can maybe have a look at a couple of them but with the brags that looming all maybe not it's not. even a whole new meaning a big mystery cause work is also a very very playful and many brits as you can probably imagine are very wary at the moment we're at the moment yeah but if you're extending his playfulness and his ability to make the viewer think make only human a very timely exhibition that he's done a couple of unusual things for him in this in this exhibition is thrown in a couple of celebrities for instance yes so he's famous for taking photos of ordinary people doing ordinar

ifi can finish, i am not a spokesman for lockheed martin, iaman not a spokesman for lockheed martin,ent. that was cleared by the advisory committee on appointments. it isa advisory committee on appointments. it is a role which i can play between a major us corporate and british government on some issues of pretty fundamental importance to the uk, likea pretty fundamental importance to the uk, like a future strike fighter and other things that lockheed martin do. and just one thought on that. when you work for a company that is so locked into a relationship with saudi arabia, and many see the murder an independentjournalist saudi arabia, and many see the murder an independent journalist in, as it was, jamal khashoggi in the consulate in istanbul, does it give you pause about your own company's relationship? well, it is not like many, iam relationship? well, it is not like many, i am an adviser in the uk. but you take a fee from them every year, andi you take a fee from them every year, and i wonder if it gives you pause? i take and i wonder if it gives you pause? itakea and i wonder i

this is why we chose martin luther king, this image of him. 1968 image. it has been asked why didn't we to hismething referring assassination. the answer to that is that this room only holds certain thirtysomething images. the entire story of martin luther king but we do have a video and a video stand in the corner of the room. that fills in an awful lot of what we can't show on the wall. the next image beside martin luther king is the time magazine's cover image of robert f kennedy who in march announced his candidacy for the democratic party. he was for a of things that lyndon johnson was not for. the two men never got along. once kennedy entered the race, johnson pretty much knew that that was it. and he stepped aside. the image we see here is a time cover by lewis here was a cover that appeared right after kennedy's assassination in los and it's a very somber image of kennedy. kennedy was, of course, at peace candidate, he was doing very well coming in just one the california primary and at the time of his assassination early june, the thing i remembe

martin found out only by chance where his brothers remains may be buried. some neighbors told him that there was a mass grave at the cemetery in whisker. the exhumation work will take nearly a week martin plans to be here to see all of it. it's a difficult time for him and his daughters. well you know who they are c b o c forty seven he doesn't want any strangers around the house right now. who can only see why would i want to. it's still not clear whether the remains of martin's brother will be found here. but witnesses say that he and four others were buried at this location. the d.n.a. tests will be carried out later to try to determine the identity of the remains. of . the spanish civil war took place from one thousand nine hundred thirty six to nine hundred thirty nine martina now was just a child at the time but his memories of the war is still clear. in the future they're fully revenue if you prefer on july eighteenth one thousand nine hundred thirty six it was quieter in our village absolutely it was a saturday at all the young people went dancing.

martin stuart a who is preparing some food to take to the site tomorrow. the exhumation will be carried out by a group that's trying to get spain to come to terms with its fascist past. so . a lot of your friends and acquaintances will be there. i mean you know but the people from the village are staying away. that's the way it is in our country is that people keep silent and look the other way they say it all goes back to the civil war. and it was the right wingers say they want their legal i've got a young man you know but some are there. tomorrow. martin found out only by chance where his brother's remains may be buried. some neighbors told him that there was a mass grave at the cemetery in wisco. the exhumation work will take nearly a week martin plans to be here to see all of it. it's a difficult time for him and his daughters. will yell out to their superiors if it's only seven he doesn't want any strangers around the house right now. who can only see what you want that. it's still not clear whether the remains of martin's brother will be found here.

in one nine hundred forty seven now aston martin has unveiled a new electric s.u.v.look on the. world of luxury heritage a sort of well this is a company not probably gone that's old with a rolls royce so or whatever a teacher the cost is it is imported in the spirit of the car. environmentally friendly electric technology and modernized that's the cars. italian design expert pollard to me many sees this primarily as a clever marketing idea. month so it's not true they try to revive certain unique features from their history but others don't have to draw upon that they can tie into them for a whole new story rupert's are treated yes and you can sell cars with stories just as easily as with good automotive design with most of the reviews of. the new trend is also attracting collectors such as those who have come to geneva to check out the car industry's latest developments they need anybody know is quite a surprise for the italian collector and racecar driver he's shown little interest in electric cars until now but this ultra powerful electric model with nine thousan

give me the key to that locker, martin.janey place) what you really see in film noir is the emergence of a psychological phenomenon, which is that men have always been endangered by a strong sexual female. they're extremely driven, selfish, ambitious characters which are characteristics associated with male character. kiss me, mike. i want you to kiss me. (woman) kiss me. the liar's kiss that says i love you. that black widow's sensibility comes up from the american male coming back and finding that the american female has changed her position in society. (paul schrader) she's worked during the war. she's much more independent. she may have had affairs during war. and that's very, you know, threatening to a lot of men. margaret will be giving up her job in a few months. don't kid yourself, darling, i'll take the six weeks maternity leave and then junior will have a nice nurse. you forget that you married a girl with a career. you can see it in art and icons throughout the ages, that that's a dangerous figure. a powerful, se

r martin this is my crazy coffin for my last year and. what a way to go bury it and cuff and the shape of the beer bottle and with that welcome to the cork edition of euro max let me colin allman follow don't worry it's not just about coffins today for example we also have. the perfect weekend the clock your i'm back from bottom maggie bleak and. delicious for discussing things through the studio your taste buds to test. but first to english and for most of us the topic of death is a pretty serious matter but in nottingham kicking the bucket can be amusing a company there makes crazy custom make coffins for your final resting place from a skateboard a racing car to. anything goes because hey it's your funeral. the owner of this beer bottle on wheels is a man working thirst for life yet he's more ready for death than most because this is the vehicle martin brunch wyler plans to take to meet his maker. but strange but now it's very comfortable you know it's i know it it probably it probably seems. i don't know spooky for some people but it

if i can finish — i am not a spokesman for lockheed martin.ment. that was cleared by the advisory committee on business appointments. it's a role which i can play between a major us corporate and british government on some issues of pretty fundamental importance to the uk, like a future strike fighter and other things that lockheed martin do. and just one thought on that — when you work for a company that is so locked into a relationship with saudi arabia, and many see the murder of an independent journalist, as it was, jamal khashoggi in the consulate in istanbul, does it give you pause about your own compa ny‘s relationship? well, it's not my company. i'm an adviser in the uk. but you take a fee from them every year, and i wonder if it gives you pause? i take a fee from them in a relationship which is completely open and above—board. so what goes on in saudi arabia is not something i am involved in at all, either with lockheed martin, or in any other capacity. do you have a view on it? i have a view that saudi arabia, you know, has more to d

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mccauley historian and russia expert live on the program thanks martin. where i came moving on to more of truth this big news story is facebook is facing sharp criticism for feeling to prevent the live streaming or friday's mosque shootings in new zealand and the subsequent circulation of the footage the country's prime minister just send to our door and said that social media sites need to do far more to tackle the spread of extremist cult and. i would call on our social media platforms of all variety to demonstrate the kind of responsibility that both lead to these have been and that includes stars who perpetuate their messages in the aftermath there is a lot of work that needs to be done. while for around seventeen minutes the gunmen live stream the massacre which left fifty people dead on facebook shortly after the video appeared on other social media sites the platforms did try to block the content but reportedly it could still easily be found hours after the atrocity in the first twenty four hour was removed one point five million views of the attac

el camarógrafo martín guzmán grabaría a maduro. >> llegó tratando de bromear con jorge, preguntándole entrevista, el ambiente se empieza a poner un poco tenso. eh, se sentía, se sentía el nerviosismo en el aire de todo el mundo. jorge: lo interesante, ilia, me parece que cuando tienes la posibilidad de empezar a llamarle en miraflores dictador, usurpador, asesino, aunque atribuya a las fuentes, como nos corresponde como periodistas, algo se fractura, algo se está resquebrajando dentro del régimen de maduro. ilia: es decir, tú le pusiste un espejo frente a su cara y eso le molestó. jorge: claro, lo que le estoy diciendo es millones de venezolanos creen que usted es un dictador, creen que usted es un asesino. creen que usted se ha robado el poder, eso es lo que ellos piensan y él no está acostumbrado a que le digan la verdad. miraflores, el palacio de miraflores, es muy bonito. pero es una burbuja y se creen sus mentiras ahí. >> la productora claudia rondón estaba tomando notas de la entrevista. el camarógrafo juan carlos guzmán se concentró en la pantalla de su cámara. >> no, yo tenía

ok well let's go live now to martin donor who's an m.p. and hamburg state parliament for the left part martin good to have you on the program why do you think the conservatives are trying to reinstate the arms sale is it just that by the cash and a lot of it on the table. i think we're going first through this the international cooperation from carnival of the consular tips they want to go over all the restraint to if german exports regulations in this novel because we have some kind of restrictive regulations which do not forbid it arms sales or weapon exports about it if it's regulations which limit and now the argument that international cooperation should be saved through no more limiting the next falls or arms sales to saudi arabia is just some kind of a or a trick so if it were to like this the german regulations to say it's not make no sense no more and i think yes well it's when you look at the strategy of germany and france in the room to the devil locked the european union to a lot of world player in military sense as well this i

martÍn: more and more people here accept cannabis.consumers, we now have the same rights as everyone else who consumes other drugs, such as alcohol and tobacco. reporter: the secure store room of his cannabis club contains last year's harvest. more than a 120 kilos, sorted by variety. some mild, some strong. they're for the exclusive use of the 45 members of the club. that's the law. he's going to deliver a batch of the home-grown weed to the club, in the capital montevideo. a laboratory analyzes samples, and the individual packs are clearly labeled as to content and strength. martÍn: it is a radical change that we can now grow it legalll. we used to have to buy c cannas smuggled in from paraguay illegally from dealers. it was extremely unhealthy. the quality was terrible. reporter: a crowd watches a soccer match on screens in the heart of the city, sippingng me tea and smoking weed. these days it's a common scene in uruguay. the police don't bat an eyelid. consumers who don't grow their own weed, either by themselves or in a club, bu

the sixty six year old martin car has been taking photos since the one nine hundred seventy s. now he's seen as one of britain's leading consent very photographers and an astute observer of british society from the start. he has a knack for getting close to people from all walks of life. we have to just do a lot and then you have to have some empathy. i have to go in and to get to the subject and and keep shooting. many of the works in the exhibition were taken after the twenty sixteen brags that referendum since the vote part has concentrated on regions where a large number of people opted to leave the e.u. he captured their sometimes tongue in cheek shows of patriotism on film. after three years of listening to maybe more than three years of listening to two politicians and commentators talk about bricks it i have to say it's it has become a rather dull living and boring subject so i think it's refreshing to look at ourselves at this time of almost national crisis but with affection and with a light touch as mawson does. pars works also rely on cliches the british are known f

martin: sterling weakens a bit.-- i don't feel there's anything in sterling towards a hard brexit. stilleople in the u.k. think some sort of deal will get done. at the lastet done minute, when they have to reach a negotiation. juliette: let's talk about your business. there was a huge slump in your stock prices when mitsubishi usj sold out. down frome a thumbs investors about the merger of standard life and aberdeen. how did you read it? martin: mitsubishi has been a long-term shell of hours since 2008. when they bought a business in , mitsubishist year told us they would sell the stock. when you play such a large stock , it has most of that back already. ofwas a strategic decision theirs. as you know, the very strong relationship continues with aberdeen standard investments. juliette: what does the merger mean in terms of further job cuts? martin: the job cuts were already factored in when we did the merger between the 2 asset management operations. the industry as a whole is going through a tough time. is we gotat

martin luther king, jr.t of the board of supervisors, sister london breed who spoke so eloquently, and with great substance, and meaning. ladies and gentlemen, i just came from two events, one i got to get back to, a funeral of one of my congregants. and i was over at civic center school to stand with a mother and her daughter who was about to be expelled from the school d district. that's what dr. king's faith was about. for this prophet, priest, preacher, on his first appearance in san francisco, at what has now been designated the historic third baptist church. i discovered when i went over to the library thank god brother shimone for the library. when you really want to know the facts, and not alternative facts. you can go and get the facts yourself. and i discovered on yesterday down in mississippi they say yestidy, i discovered yesterday, that on february 24th, 1958, there was an article in the "chronicle" which read, and i wrote it, "segregation dead, says negro pastor," we were negros then. the rever

la buscaba martÍn. serÁ tiro de esquina.o. andrÉ: seis de amé buscando el remate. una mÁs con renato. servicio o. no llega y renato retrasa. amaga en el disparo. corte en defensa . renato ahora. fueron tres disparos. y milagrosamente se salvÓ la franja. va a mover benedetti. se quedan todos los azul crema en el Área. y defiende todo el puebla. a meter el centro cerrado y corta en defensa. serÁ movimiento de manos para el amÉ. >> me quedo con la tapada. era un golazo. y la pone con mucha precisiÓn. busca al segundo palo con intenciÓn. pero fue espectacular. andrÉ: corte y otro tiro de esquina. andrÉ: nico castillo pide rÁpida la pelota.y piden que se apuren y que entreguen mÁs rÁpido las pelotas. >> y es que tienen que ganar para llegar motivados a los dos sÚper clÁsicos. el hueso, centro. rechaza en defensa. el hueso con falda. andrÉs: deberÁn en la repeticiÓn pero para mÍ ni siquiera a infracciÓn. la vende bien el chavo y aprovecha para dialogar con sus jugadores y para/con zavala que en esa contenciÓn y de indicaciones. an

a man with a thirst for life yet he's more ready for death than most because this is the vehicle martin brunch wyler plans to take to meet his maker. but strange but now it's very comfortable you know it's i know it it probably it probably seems i don't know spooky for some people but it doesn't but doesn't worry me and i think you know it's it's something that will happen to everybody so you have to just. it's a reality you just take the rough with the smooth. beer has played a major role in his life he owns a brewery on the isle of man thirty years ago his brother built him the perfect car by converting an old citoyen into a beer bottle on wheels it's famous on the island then brunch wyler heard about a company that produces custom made coffins. it is a work of office and i feel very proud to have this is by it's by far the vehicle i love i love the fly things as well. look look. he had his custom coffin made six years ago. you can see it's been made by a craftsman all the individual little details of the world. everything really these little with screen wipers the mirrors i love that

son los que tienen disponibles martÍn palermo.rejo esto >> arrancar pachuca en contragolpe, se equivoca el colombiano en muy mal partido, venÍa de dos muy buenos pero estÁ sidmu >> osea tu si lo sacabas? >> sÍ, yo lo sacaba >> movimiento la lÍnea arranque de los estados unidos, le estÁn pegando al conjunto de tennessee y despuÉs de que error muy bien aprovechado >> 10 en chicago y le va pegando. dispara el chaca controlado >> durmiendo la pelota tigre, rafael abre bien para el chaca. chaca levanta la pelota y raspando el cielo termina enredÁndose en las redes, castigÁndose asimismo porque sabe que en su frente tenÍa el cuarto sobre pachuca. >> parece que al momento de rematar lo saca completamente de la zona de remate donde venÍa la pelota, es muy ligero, nos alcanza a ver pero igual es una gran falla >> llega franco fÁcil para el encabezado, lo realiza muy desviado y lo tenÍa quizÁ tan fÁcil que se confÍa con ese toquecito que sales >> estÁ muy claro lo que hizo pachuca, pararse atrÁs y dice puede hacer uno, bien por ellos. una p

robert martin is teaching fourth graders at scott elementary school.robert martin"so who wants to startrt and engaging.eugene spells"he had a giants jacket on and keyshawn said 'oh the giants are sorry. the eagles are my team."what some of the students don't know--martin is a running back with the new york giants.nats "yup good job" he's substitute teaching in the district he graduated from.robert martin"the kids do want to learn. all you gotta do is take the time to get to know the kids and like i said, open them up and make them feel comfortable." martin says he always wanted to work with kids-- maybe coach down the line.nats "so you were right. the answer is c." for now, he's on a mission to inspire the inner city kids of harrisburg.robert martin"at the end of the day, if you feel as though you can do it, that's all that matters. so those are the things that these two stories had in common." school principal eugene spells says it's great to have a former student giving back.eugene spells"he's very humble, softspoken, quiet, but he's a really hard worker and he leads by example."natsr

book called runaway horses by a controversial german martin virus. but first as i mentioned earlier jim i mean you know as my guests in just a minute he's a painter and straighter who is possibly the most prolific painter in the world his style is very recognizable and i was a lot of street art. and his influence in my humble opinion biasses from picasso to keith haring and beyond let's see is very individual out. big bright and fun fun fun jim avignon paintings grab your attention but he's entertaining pop patients also deal with serious topics capitalism and gentrification avignon averages about four works per day he gets some of the way and others he simply tells are. avignon is self-taught and his art career began in the early nineteen nineties when he built stage sense for raves in twenty third saying he was asked to restore his own painting at the east side gallery a remnant of the berlin wall that's now a designated historic monument he created a completely new work instead destroying the original and causing quite a scandal jim avignon has be

political rivals let's bring in author and russia analyst martin joins me on the line good evening martin we've had a round shouldn't from all all parties including investigative journalists have been calling for action to be taken against the u.s. media and members of the intelligence community because the claim is that they've been muddying the waters talking about collusion as if it was a reality without evidence now for at least two years let's just have a listen to one comment that was made. there should be major accountability in the us media and in the intelligence community they united with to drown us political discourse for two years straight in only hinged conspiratorial trash distracting from real issues i was glenn greenwald calling what we've heard over the last couple of years conspiratorial trash will there be any accountability do you think . i think now that the republicans will be very very happy with this and if you look at the last two years what has had this the mudslinging in the so on for the last two years fake news and so on and for an outsider it's extremely dif

mientras tanto, martÍn guzmÁn contaba cada una de las 16 horas del incierto camino.erve copper lager. una rica lager madurada en duelas de barriles de bourbon jim beam para un final deliciosamente suave. hay una nueva bud en la ciudad. budweiser reserve copper lager. protección verdadera. con lysol, puedes ayudar a protegerlos de un resfriado real. el spray desinfectante de lysol mata la causa número uno del resfriado y las toallitas de clorox no. lysol. lo que hay que hacer para proteger. ♪lean on me, when you're not strong.♪ ♪and i'll be your friend.♪ ♪i'll help you carry on.♪ ♪lean on me. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> la cita para las esta con nicolÁs maduro estaba pautada para el lunes 25 de febrero. el equipo de producciÓn habÍa logrado resolver algunas de las dificultades para entrar a venezuela en el paÍs en crisis. en miami los periodistas estaban listos para tomar un vuelo que les permitirÍa estar a tiempo en el palacio de mina flores a la hora seÑalada. el equipo de univisiÓn aterrizó en el aeropuerto de caracas el sÁbado 23 de febrero a la 1:30 p.m. los pasajeros eran las prod

martin kriener has been given 48 hours to leave.he foreign diplomats who went to the airport in caracas to greet opposition leader juan guaido as he returned to the country. president trump has said he will be "very disappointed" if north korea is rebuilding missile test facilities it promised to dismantle. satellite images taken two days after his talks with kim jong—un broke down in vietnam appear to show the rapid rebuilding of structures at the sohae rocket launch pad. the singer r kelly is back behind bars after a court hearing in chicago on unpaid child support. cook county sheriff's office says he will be detained until he pays more than $160,000 he owes. it's just hours since a tv interview in which he angrily denied allegations of sexual abuse. this report from our north america correspondent nick bryant. # i believe i can fly... r kelly is one of the bestselling musicians of all time. # i believe i can touch the sky... but last month in chicago he was charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse against four alleged victi

here is rob clarke, and first dave martin, with their responses.ually shocked and surprised by the tone and lack of professionalism from sally when she started asking questions. she didn't give him a chance to answer any of the questions, and when he did get a chance, she would immediately talk over him. you don't want to hear my reply, do you? this went on for about seven minutes, total lack of professionalism, couldn't understand why he was invited into the show in the first place, seven minutes ofjust what i could see a totally biased remain view as tim martin quite rightly pointed out. you have just got it wrong, sally. if she didn't actually want to hear his lucid and quite sensible responses to what he sees as the positives of leaving the eu, then she shouldn't have asked the questions in the first place. her constant rudeness in talking over him was appalling. no wonder he retorted, saying you are a remainer, sally. is the bbc biased towards remain? bundock certainly put it across as that way. absolutely dreadful, dreadful interview. we put

in martin county kentucky the median household income is $18,000 a year.n live in poverty. one of the poorest places in the united states. the county is so broke the sheriff's department can no longer provide 24-hour police protection. keepep in mind that in martin county the opioid epidemic is still raging. they badly need help from law enforcement. more thanim 50 years ago lyndon johnson traveled to martin county, kentucky to pitch his war on poverty. clearly his solutions didn't work, obviously. but at least the goal was right. lbj wanted to improve america. that was laudable. that's the point of running america to improve it. our current leaders? not interested. not even a little bit. how do you know? well, consider that at the very same time that martin county kentucky ran out of money and, could no longer afford to protect its own people, washington was still sending huge amounts of mope to afghanistan to hire thousands more cops and we're still doing it. sincee 2002, congress has appropriated more than $78 billion in u.s. tax money to strength the a

citizens forking over nine hundred forty six million dollars to lockheed martin us . well according to whitney web overman press news that may have something to do with the competition in the marketplace web writes one likely explanation for the pentagon's willingness to pay such a significant amount to subsidize the saudi bad system is the fact that the saudi government had intended to purchase the cheaper and more effective russian made s. four hundred instead of the pad. welcome to the world of international arms deals where taxpayers subsidize not only the merchants of death but their warmongering clients as well now let's start watching the hawks. to. get the. real deal it's really. like you that i got. with that we. would. welcome them on the watching the hawks i am a robot and then. boy a boy a boy a boy. another massive amount of money but not even for our own defense weapons is subsidizing somebody else's weapons of mass destruction. while their defense missile silos are not actually you know they're supposed to shoot other missiles down so it's often said de