i had to meany is now charged with assault and incitement along with her mother the court previously claimed the pair posed a danger and put them into custody it's father defended his daughter though saying she feels she had no choice but to take action. pillock to pull herself as of. what a fighter for the palestinian issue she believes that we must study directly all the time she needs to be to over the soldier in the direct to the air in the clashes with the army. this is what she believes in. for that when i saw her when she saw. the army she became more active more of our. leader to fight the. now twenty seventeen did see a number of countries tackle independence campaigns from restive regions and they were met with legal clampdowns and also sometimes violent force because young of looks now the referendums which made waves from europe to iraq. for hundreds of thousands twenty seventeen became a hero hope a year of promise and here of broken trust referendums a cornerstone of many democracies in the ultimate soon of transforming the will of the people into people power in practi

over in the 19 hundreds and celebrated in the united states chinese nuru is traditional with a lot of meani meaning. >> good afternoon my name is carmen chu assessor-recorder i want to wish everything a happy new year thank you for joining us i want to say. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm proud to be a native san franciscan i grew up in the chinatown, north beach community port commission important to come back and work with those that live in the community that i grew up in and that that very, very important to give back to continue to work with the community and hope e help those who may not be as capable in under serving come back and give >> wow, are the beetles here or are we just reoping the playground? i'm not sure which. thanks to the 2008 parks funds, where you're standing is the home and all of you san francisco voters gave a $20 million investment in this neighborhood. i was born and raised four blocks from where we stand today. i came and played in this park, on the equipment, in the you know what i mean you know jim gym and structure today

notice like this many palestinian activists are pointing out that there are hundreds of a head to meanies according to official. early figures three hundred and thirteen palestinian minors are currently in prison there and since the year two thousand at least eight thousand palestinian minors have been detained and prosecuted according to our because the group of defense for children international powers time during the stream to help us discuss this we have brad parker international advocacy officer and staff attorney at the defense for children international palestine we do have is a journalist and activist spaced in east jerusalem when al-timimi is an activist and cousin of ahead to me and in the u.s. state of indiana matt boyle is a student and activists originally from. in the occupied west bank it's good to have him here everybody unfortunately under difficult circumstances i want to show our audience smell this free ads social media campaign i'm just going to go for people here somehow connected with the head story supported her story and your family why do you think it made intern

this story is literally a total fabrication, i meani literally a total fabrication, i mean i have never with someone in the white house, outside of the white house, not that the time or any time, not anywhere. the idea that british intelligence services was interfering in the middle of an american presidential election is preposterous, it is, this is politics today, and you get these wild conspiracy theories that u nfortu nately, wild conspiracy theories that unfortunately, people believe, but it is literally an invention. there are also claims trump's campaign team were shocked and horrified by his win, that his wife was in tears about it, and that the president was angry many a—list celebrities snubbed the inauguration, his daughter a p pa re ntly inauguration, his daughter apparently mocks his hair and is planning to take on the top job. the truth isn't clear in a white house defined by an unconventional new normality. defined by an unconventional new normality. 0ur diplomatic coreespondent james robbins is here. sqraim, how potentially damaging so president trump is this? it is dama

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over in the 19 hundreds and celebrated in the united states chinese nuru is traditional with a lot of meanieaning. >> good afternoon my name is carmen chu assessor-recorder i want to wish everything a happy new year thank you for joining us i want to say. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm proud to be a native san franciscan i grew up in the chinatown, north beach community port commission important to come back and work with those that live in the community that i grew up in and that that very, very important to give back to continue to work with the community and hope e help those who may not be as capable in under serving come back and give >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the community. this is very enriching as an artist. a lot of folks take these classes and take their digital imagery and turn it into negatives. >> there are not many black and white darkrooms available anymore. that is a reall

over in the 19 hundreds and celebrated in the united states chinese nuru is traditional with a lot of meani meaning. >> good afternoon my name is carmen chu assessor-recorder i want to wish everything a happy new year thank you for joining us i want to say. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm proud to be a native san franciscan i grew up in the chinatown, north beach community port commission important to come back and work with those that live in the community that i grew up in and that that very, very important to give back to continue to work with the community and hope e help those who may not be as capable in under serving come back and giv. we are ready to begin. good morning. today is wednesday, december 20, 2017. this is the regular meeting of the building inspection commission. i would like to remind everyone to turn off electronic devices. the first item on the agenda is roll call. [roll call being taken] we have a quorum. and the next item is item two, president's announcements. >> good morning, everybody. obviously i would like to open the meet

there's a meanie medical examination we do on patients especially as they start getting older and there might be issues with dementia and things like that. and that's basically asking things lake the date and time. that can give them a hint as a screening test of any kind of dementia type problems. not sure this is going to happen in this case. they recommend it above the age of 65. i and again it should be done normally. we don't know if it's going to happen here. >>> and matthew, what the president won't like if this becomes a lingering question. >> that's right. we know how important image is to him. so i think questions about how much weight he's gained is obviously going to be unpleasant for him and probably going to rile him up, and we'll probably hear about it on twitter. i think there's the transparency question, too. we know this white house isn't always eager to put out much information. i was surprised looking back on president obama's physical, just how much information they put out. they put out cholesterol levels, pulse, and a coalnoscopy, a ct scan. i don't think anyone n

executive privilege, but there was apparently a discussion that happened, what does that mean, does this meani steve bannon might show up in front of the house intelligence committee, which he might, does this change anything? >> only the president can invoke executive privilege. they have now subpoenaed steve bannon, if he comes up and refuses to answer questions again, the next step is for them to hold him in contempt and try to force him to answer questions. >> which by the way obviously came up in some of the conversations i had about this story. it seems like it is a possibility, but that's farther down the road. congressman conway, a republican, by the way, was also talking about what steve bannon knows or might know. >> the subpoena remains in effect. there are questions that we asked that were not answered and we're going to resolve those issues to get the answers to our questions, we're going to get the answers from mr. bannon that we did not get today. >> so what does steve bannon know? what answers are members of congress trying to get? >> he wasn't part of the campaign for some off

meeting so if you said it only had that in the narrow sense then it would suggest it was a made up meanimeaning. he doesn't address that in the book but i believe that he does in reading the law. i'm not an original list myself. i don't know the details but i know he does address the argument in another book that i wish i could give you an answer. he gives the example of the women's suffrage and back then nobody understood that to mean that women could vote. they thought it meant you had to go out and fight for an amendment and when it that way but i don't know how it applies. i wish i could give you an answer to that. it's one of those things justice league as leah is a firm advocat seems like you wish he was still here to say okay but what about this. he just thought that it was the best approach out there. they were approaching it as originalists and he gives also the example of the dc gun control case from 2008 so even in that case, the minority decision also took the majority and obviously took an originalists approach to the. of the amendment says a well regulated militia being nec

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where we sit now, are we seeing -- are we at the top of a meanie peak, and the answer is that we don'there is reason enough to be nervous. thank you for joining us to break down those intel earnings. coming from starbucks. it is lower in after-hours trades, and the big number that starbucks missed on was comparable sales. the extra tax benefit was a penny higher than what analysts were looking at. analysts were looking at an increase of 3%. any release, the ceo talked about starbucks being too powerful independent engines fired if you look at comparable sales for those regions, sales in the u.s. up 2%. analysts were looking for a 3.3% gain in in the pacific, up 1%. europe,ay, down 1% for middle east, and africa. could see starbucks getting they are downas by better than 3%. julie: people are hoping for a recovery in the americas. it doesn't seem to be materializing to the extent that investors might have wanted. coming up where going to talk to stephen englund there about steven mnuchin's recent comments about the dollar and then president trump's comments on the dollar as well. maybe

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depictions of che guevara has also now produced a likeness of teenage palestinian activist i had to meany. when jim fitzpatrick betrays her as wonder woman the character currently played by israeli actress gal gadot syrian government forces have made significant gains in the southern countryside of aleppo. in the last seventy two hours government troops have taken control of around forty villages the soldiers are advancing towards the strategic rebel held to who are military airport. and more than fifty people have been killed in east and so on the edge of the syrian capital over the last three days as government forces in the russian allies intensify attacks there as well president bashar assad's troops are also battling opposition fighters in the northern province of idlib twenty thousand people have fled from rebel held areas in the past three weeks and then castillo who has more from rom a refugee camp in the northern syrian village of kfar listen. this is rama refugee camp in northwestern by the turkish syrian border there are five thousand refugees here who came after december fifte

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funding unless there's a deal on funding while senator rand paul said the setting to get anything meani meaningful accomplished here is being destroyed. >> no, no, i'm not a racist. >> reporter: president trump refuted claims about his character. >> i'm the least racist person you have ever interviewed. >> reporter: democratic senator dick durbin was one of the lawmakers in the room when the president allegedly used a vulgar term referring to countries caught up in the debate. >> they were vile, hate-filled, and clearly racial. >> reporter: republican lindsey graham said he immediately confronted the president about his use of words. quote, all those who attended the meeting no what i said and how i feel. two others at the oval office meeting who days ago said they didn't remember the comments seemed to sharpen their memories. >> i did not hear that word. >> reporter: senator tom cotton said the quotes attributed to the president are false. >> you didn't hear the president lumping everybody together. >> i did not hear that comment about individuals or persons, no. >> reporter: but the c

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i made friends with george meany, but they were there to sir. a when the same thing at treasury, state department. the foreign service people are experienced, and they have been manipulated to get them the right kind of experience and they are invaluable. point, with rich's the key is the new people. you have got to have experience, move around and learn things from that. so it is essential. mr. kissinger: i would like to make a point, too. z hasee what george shult said about the quality of the foreign service and also what my other colleague had said about the impact of current decisions 10 years down the road. the statehink combinationeeds a of rethinking and reorganization sure weespect to make are used to dealing with strategy, because they have to have an ultimate objective. and so that the gun is -- the the gun is organized to make -- to pentagon is organized make decisions. the state department is more organized to have conversations. the various officials of the foreign service officers and their experience abroad much of the time have

you know what i meany if they say get to the hospital, the ambulance called that friday morning and saw an alarming new study is revealing how it can spread so quickly by breathing. that's right. not only coughing and sneezing but breathing can transmit the droplets that carry the flu. university of maryland researchers put flu patients in this sealed chamber they called the gazoon height machine. >> we were able to culture the virus from over 40% of the aerosol samples we collected, proving that these fine particle aerosols are infectious and capable of transmitting infection. >> the overall hospitalization rate is also high but still lower than the hospitalization rate reported during the same week of the 2014/2015 season. emily's two siblings have gotten the flu shot in hopes that will make a difference. >> why is it some states are seeing less flu activity than others. >> three states where it's low talking about maine, montana and delaware. it's hard to say exactly why. it could be that those states will peak later. it could be that the people are not going to the doctors to report

i made friends with george meany, but they were there to serve. i found the same thing when at the treasury, state departments. the foreign service people are ble, trained, experienced, and they have been manipulated to get them the right kind of experience and they are invaluable. i agree with rich's point, the key is the new people. you have got to have experience, move around and learn things from that. i'd like to make a point. with what he said about the quality of the foreign service and also what my colleague has said about the impact of current decisions 10 years down the road. the state department combination of reorganization and rethinking in one respect. military are used to dealing with strategy because they have to have an ultimate objective. organized tois make decisions in a conceptual framework. the state environment is more organized to have conversations. various officials in their experience abroad, much of the time they have to deal with immediate current problems. tendency to look for the immediate solution and not so much fo

like to alpoll jaous, but say that all operations will resume at the beginning of february which...” meaniay, beginning of february which...” mean ijust want to say, i don't think it is the hospital's fault at all. they made this clear they were under orders and they were following the orders that they had been given. so, you know, the surgeon and the nurses have been wonderful to me there. i'm going to try and read some messages. you can have a look as well remis. there are various experiences. now it has frozen. i'm sorry. it is not your fault. the computer says it has frozen. i'm sorry. it is not yourfault. the computer says no. i will read them later. thank you very much all of tu for coming on the programme. thank you, remis. thank you very much. after 10am, we are going to talk about different funding suggestions for the nhs. we heard from a conservative mp that might include re—branding and redirecting national insurance so it becomes national health insurance. it might be down to different political decisions. it might be about charging for certain services. if you have views on th

you'd lose the will to live, because all i want, i meani will to live, because all i want, i mean i know it again we return to the issue of truth and trust. i think you said the bbc if it cannot be truthful and trust, what is the point in the bbc? given what we have this afternoon on the reporting of this afternoon on the reporting of this issue by the bbc, the treatment of you and other women, the bbc's capability on this issue really has been shot to pieces. do you think the people who are currently in senior leadership roles, particularly in news, can be trusted to restore the bbc's credibility in this area? i feel, when i hear you say the bbc's credibility has been shot to pieces, thatjust is like a physical hurt to me, as a man who has worked for the bbc for 30 years and try to uphold its journalistic standards. i really hope our credibility is not shot to pieces, i would just hope our editorial credibility could be protected from this pay row. on the pay row bit, i do think that we have to get it right. we just do do think that we have to get it right. wejust do have do do think th