founded right here upon the santa monica pier. beach volleyball, the two person beach volleyball, most popular sport at the summer olympics now. that sport started right here next to the pier. it just goes on and on. when i came to the pier, there was no west end to the pier. there was no amusement park. the west end had been torn down by storms and the pier was being used by those two million visitors basically as a bridge to get to the beach. the pier was the bridge to the beach. and so the pier was not very popular. it was not very well respected, but through time, we grew together, and the pier has become home to nine million visitors per year, and i have grown to be the person who can tell its story. we did that together. i think that's pretty cool. [background voices] >> join us every first and third weekend of the month as the c-span cities tour takes book tv and american history tv on the road, as we explore the american story. coming up between now and the end of the year, we continue our travels with visits to cities in

monica good morning brian did the comments make themselves felt this morning on the european markets i just checked over the last couple of minutes and i know that you covered it this morning that stock markets also here in frankfurt the dax really opening in negative territory and plunging even further and you can see this rising opera. ok assume of those those are the latest developments going down well there but i will also later in my show have a live cross of the frankfurt stock exchange because what i'm interested in is can investors actually keep up with that let's remember all remind ourselves that only over the weekend on the trumpet the g. 7 said that he regrets not racing high a terrorist on china and the other 5 percent you can exempt lee and things just seem to get tougher and tougher and now he's coming out saying i had a chill cold last night and we will talk shortly a game so it was all trump you just never know where you're out just by saying exciting doesn't it for the business this monica thanks very much. monica will have much more on that coming up yet in just a

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bellina philip monica i must get a name. not many pieces specifically written for the cello so where does the record . so the repertoire is there some pieces played played and composed of. their famous cleghorn this was the starting point but i think. nearly 90 percent of the life which was the right insurance then music french music or different stuff ok. and a quick mention of the digital console because you were the founder of it is proved extremely successful why actually though did you get it started rich and i think the idea was hoarding the classical music in the society and also in the media and t.v. broadcasting of classical music of cons it's got cd sales go down it's hard to get the classical music hoot in society and having every crumbs that now in the internet streamed through out the world this is fantastic for us all of money thank you very much for coming in i should be there on saturday night. at the brandenburg gate and have a wonderful concert on friday as well as the inaugural concert with europe a trunk

a memoir of his time leaving the 1990s investigations into whitewater and the monica lewinsky matter during the tenure president bill clinton. when you've been in the white house center of theil public ey, as can certainly t has, judge starr probably needs no introduction but i'll just give you a quick snapshot of his distinguished career and law and public service. heis hamza graduate of george washington university coming brown university, duke law school, he was the us solicitor general, he was dean of the pepperdine my school, chancellor and president of baylor university, and he is been a wry distinguished private attorney with firms in california. texas and washington dc and he also was something called an independent counsel. even though we have a very bright crowd here because this is the key school and this is the annapolis area. i bet if i ask you or if i said the three names newbold morris, athlete, rain and john b anderson and you're not allowed to answer can. i bet no one knows who they are. but if i said the names archibald cox, ken starr and beaumont broke, you know i'

monica and jim are heading to court to sue their former landlord.ple lived in the lower part of this san francisco duplex for four years but say it became unbearable after the landlord turned the top apartment into a full-time hotel, regularly listing it on airbnb. >> we would never know what the group was going to be like upstairs as far as loudness. >> or sobriety. >> or sobriety. >> one night there was a huge fight and people were arguing and furniture was falling down and it was like 2:00 in the morning. >> in san francisco any home rented out for less than 30 days must be registered with the city and someone has to actually live there full-time at least 275 nights a year. the home above jim and monica's apartment tried to get approved as a short-term rental by submitting an application to the city stating a woman was the renter paying $4,000. but she was their property manager who did not live in the unit. they say no one lived there while the home was being rented out nonstop online. the city agreed and denied the rental application twice, tel

about his latest book, a memoir of his time leading the 19 nineties investigation into whitewater and monica lewinsky mattered judge starr needs no introduction with his distinguished career is a graduate of george washington university and us solicitor general. dean of pepperdine law school and chancellor andnd president of baylor university and the established private attorney and of course washington dc and also with the independent counsel. even though we have a very bright crowd because this is the annapolis area if i said the three names i bet nobody knows who they are. you know i'm talking about a very select group of special prosecutors and independentpe c councils or special councils appointed or have been appointed to look into high level cases part one --dash involving the executive branch. but first take us back to 1994. and then you get a call from the judge who calls to ask and those that were heading up the whitewater investigation. [laughter] why did you want to leave this great job and into the political arena? >> i had no idea whatsoever but when i arrived in little rock, o

monica jones joining us now in the studio good morning monica monica p.s. was it was truly a giant in the world of course what made him such unique car executive what as you say i mean he was an extraordinary figure in the global automotive world as we saw in this report i mean he was born into an automotive family fighting on porsche and the fed now porsche being is grandfather and i did a little bit of research it's interesting that as a little kid he was actually viewed as being very meek with little sort of promises of making it you know achieving anything in life it was only after he was sent into a really strict and harsh boarding school in switzerland where he got to that that gripped that characterized him and certainly allowed him all the success later and yes it's true i mean he turned into this huge global brand that we know nowadays and he also turned how woody from just another brand that existed into this super duper luxury brand highly successful and very popular car and if you consider that fox was similar to ford you know meant to be the pe

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del domingo 28 de agosto de 2016 en el baÑo de un apartamento que alquilaban este edificio en santa mÓnicaigos, cantante le pidiÓ que lo llevara a haber una casa a unas 11 minutos de ahÍ. >> iba guillermo manejando, yo iba atrÁs, aquÍ donde estas iba Él, pero él tenÍa el asiento reclinado para atrÁs porque le gustaba Él manejar o eliminando para arriba. >> les confesÓ que esta casa le promete necio hasta 1999. venta de la que vivÍa arrepentido. segÚn documentos públicos, la vendiÓ por 3,000,000 de dólares y hoy estÁ valorada en más de 11,000,000. >> tenÍa un espíritu de querer revivir todos esos momentos y de querer contar todas estas historias a detalle. >> 20 minutos estuvieron frente a la vivienda, recordÁndoles momentos felices que allÍ viviÓ. >> es que te puedes imaginar aquÍ perfectamente, en esa ventana, en esa sala donde todas las divas mÁs importantes de la mÚsica, en todas pasaron por ahÍ. >> luego regresaron a santa mÓnica, donde comÍa fruta, abrieron agua, escuchar mÚsica y vieron vÍdeos. la redada se extendiÓ hasta casi la medianoche del sÁbado. >> nos Íbamos platicando, recue

monica kruger and jim delaine are heading to court to sue their former land lord. couple lived in the lower part of this san francisco duplex for four years but say it became unbearable after the land lord turned the top apartment into a sort of full-time hotel, regularly listing it on air bnb. >> we would never know what the group was going to be like upstairs as far as loudness -- >> or sobriety. >> epspecially. >> one night there was a huge fight and people were arguing andfurniture was falling down. it was 2:00 in the morning. >> in san francisco any home rented out for less than 30 days must be registered with the city and someone has to live there full-time at least 275 nights a year. the home above jim and monica's apartment tried to get approved as a short-term rental by submitting application to the city stating a woman named lee yang was the full-time renter paying $4,000 a month. but jim and monica say lee yang was their property manager who did not live in the unit. they say no one lived there while the home was being rented out nonstop online. the city

promises to bring the bill becomes fact of the economy after decades of corruption coming up with the monica jobs and business average in just a moment more of a top. of the day. cut . the prison puro at its most sinister at its most explosive. most creative colored glass trying to taste innovation really charming. and filesystem. good. on t.w. . with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters. made for minds. on the move. it is a fresh start for stood down a new prime minister pledges to tackle the country's severe economic crisis and build a balanced foreign policy. also coming up the mobile gender gap is still big in many african countries women entrepreneurs norge initiatives to give young girls the skills they need to play in. active role in africa's anomie. and overfishing is reducing fish stocks around the world the dramatic decline is causing economic hardship in ghana fishing communities. welcome to the business in africa i want to get good to

new season of concerts kicks off in the ballin film monique with the arrival of the ballina philip monica's new principal conductor carol patrolling co the classical world will be watching of course as the orchestra is considered one of the world's great and patrolling co follows in the footsteps of the likes of habit from carry on how they are bought and simon rattle i'll be chatting to a local orchestra spokesman and principal cellist all off mining after this look of the orchestra's new maestro. to train because it intensity is breathtaking. when he's leading an orchestra he gives everything it's hard to imagine why he has a reputation for being shy and reserved in private. the russian austrian prodigy made his conducting debut at age 23 and became general music director at the bavarian state opera in 2013. this friday he's taking over the berlin philharmonic the only 1st class orchestra in the world where the musicians choose their own chief conductor to train to will be a very different leader to his predecessor the great simon rattle who thrived in the limelight. to try and go for his

it does and you know what monica ali baba's move to do this is actually a very smart move imagine if they had gone ahead with this thing this month it's going to be seen as being giving a big gift to hong kong and that's almost certainly going to annoy beijing now ali baba could also be waiting for us trading volumes to stabilize because they just finished the sale of this 11 percent stake in the tub which is a yahoo offshoots now the a lot of analysts are speculating that the new listing could be up as early as october and this is this date is based on the presumption that things will die down by then and analysts say that this date could also be taken as a sign by investors to take a look and come out of hiding and bring back the robust activity to the hong kong markets you know right under their reporting from singapore thank you. turning to aviation because airlines have come under criticism here in germany both from consumers and politicians and that is why industry bosses are meeting with chancellor angela merkel today in life germans are increasingly worried about the environm

founded right here upon the santa monica pier.all, the two person beach volleyball, most popular sport at the summer olympics now. that sport started right here next to the pier. it just goes on and on. when i came to the pier, there was no west end to the pier. there was no amusement park. the west end had been torn down by storms and the pier was being used by those two million visitors basically as a bridge to get to the beach. the pier was the bridge to the beach. and so the pier was not very popular. it was not very well respected, but through time, we grew together, and the pier has become home to nine million visitors per year, and i have grown to be the person who can tell its story. we did that together. i think that's pretty cool. [background voices] >> traveling the country to explore the american story, the c-span cities tour has visited 34 cities in the past 12 months. one of our highlights from our stop in independence missouri. was the only president who served in combat in world war i. this is his story of his life

monica lewinsky is back. she is a producer on the upcoming season of american crime story.er affair with bill clinton. and get this. it's set to air a little over a month before the 2020 election. >> i am excited. she should produce it. she's the closest person to the story. she should play herself and bill clinton should play himself. it would be like a reunion from a reality show. >> where are they now? we know where they should be. >> yes. her life's story is remarkable. she hasn't been able to make a living in the way she wanted because of what happened to her when she was in college and an intern. what i really appreciate is that the producer of the american crime story said i don't want anybody else to tell this story. you should be the one to tell your story. he invited her to be a producer of the show. >> this is a moment in cable where someone on twitter will say there is a massive shooting going on and fox news is doing monica lewinsky. but we did the other stuff. >> when they see us on netflix about the central park 5 featuring donald trump who took out an ad in

when you're watching the news or from ballet and i have an hour free and up next my colleague monica joan to school all you need to know from the world of business i'll be back at the top of the hour that. i'm secure in the war that's hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here and more we will send you that. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers we're alliance of. what's your story. ready on what numbers of women especially are victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying in all weathers to understand this new culture. for you are not a villa turn up in years you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. today sir even g 7 leaders at this summit writes about when it change anything oxfam says no it takes more than just words. also coming up how to turn an aggressive weed into a climate friendly charcoal senegal just found a way. to welcome to do business africa monica johns in berlin thanks for joining us french president. has promised that this year's summit of g 7 leaders in berets will fo

in fact, with monica on skin it was not appropriate.t, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today, one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the past ten days 500 have died. czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 180 sub— mariners who died aboard kursk. we walk with them now in our hearts. the pope is celebrated must before a congregation of 2.5 million people in his hometown of krakow. stay with us, stay with us, chanted this ocean of humanity. well, well, said the pope, you want me to desert room? —— rome. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: medical officials in new york say the death of the disgraced financierjeffrey epstein was suicide. air travellers across the united states are facing major delays as a computer failure, causes chaos at airports. let's get more now on the situation in hong kong. we are in hong kong. we expecting let's get more now on the situation in hong kong. we expecting more protests this weekend. we have heard that c

linda says a young woman, that was monica lewinsky, working alongside me here at the pentagon in the public affairs public information office has made me aware that there is a relationship with the president, but most relevantly she's asking me to commit perjury. she has committed perjury herself and at the end of that phone call on that sunday nights i was actually a way an american bar association meeting in colorado and she said you know me, i'm linda tripp a witness in the vince foster junior investigation. so, that's how it came to be. we took steps, some of which have been criticized and criticism goes with the territory, but we verified what linda had told us. with the surreptitious tape recording come she had recorded a number of telephone conversations with monica and so we were reviewing those. of the fbi was-- well, we then had the famous episode at the ritz carlton which again has been severely criticized. conduct was vindicated in litigation reconfirmed in real time that this was exactly what was underway, namely monaco was encouraging linda to file a curious affidavit i

monica miller is in singapore.ole argument about these currencies, like libra, facebook‘s big idea. tell us more. according to this report the north koreans snapped up $2 billion worth of funds that were not their own. sources confirmed the united nations is investigating 35 cyber attacks by the north koreans. information in a lea ked the north koreans. information in a leaked confidential report says pyongyang targeted foreign banks to collect this cash. it allowed them to generate income in ways that is ha rd to to generate income in ways that is hard to trace and subject to less government oversight than other regulations. they also investigated cyber mining activity designed to earn foreign currency. this information comes after north korea launched two missiles on tuesday, the fourth time in less than two weeks. monica, thank you. i know you will be following that story. monica miller in our asia hub. japan's nikkei down again with a stronger yen and fears of a global currency war leading investors to sell ris

trade deal yet well yes monica i certainly think it could stand in the way i suppose a little bit of history as a starting point so there's a very strong history of strong relations between art in america and particularly in the political dimension there's a very strong irish american lobby group political caucus that dates back more than a century and at various stages virus history has been very influential but for the purposes of our discussion where it's really important is in the crafting of what you mentioned just now the good friday agreement so the clinton administration were absolutely critical and very important piece to have been struck and as a result of that there is a deep understanding within large sections of the u.s. congress of how important the good friday agreement is in ireland and also how important the irish border and keeping up order open is to maintaining the peace agreement so the reason why it could as you say stand in the way of a possible u.k. u.s. free trade deal is simply because their status several u.s. politicians have said it tard most senior u.s.

you'll be watching that closely stop thanks, monica. the tributes have been paid to vg said artur, the founder of india's guest coffee chain. his body was discovered near a river in the southern city of bangalore, sparking an investigation by authorities and his company into his death. the uk government has announced an extra $2.5 billion of funding to prepare for a no—deal brexit. the plan includes more border force officers and upgrades to transport infrastructure at ports. britain's opposition labour party described the move as a waste of taxpayer money. the boss of ryanair has won staff to prepare forjob cuts in the coming weeks, saying the airline has 900 to two many pilots and cabin crew. in a video message to workers, michael only reclaim the planned cuts to flights next summer due to the grounding of its boeing 737 max fleet. in the hopes of becoming social media stars, young people in india's smaller towns are signing up for a live streaming app called bego live, as singers and dancers who attract large numbers of followers can

monica lindstrom is a former prosecutor and defense attorney, and she joins us now.inal business, monica, do you think any of these -- any potential criminal cases against ghislaine maxwell or anybody else are actually going to go anywhere, or is that just all going to fade away now? >> i think with law enforcement being so zeroed in and focused on this epstein investigation, that it's very possible that criminal charges could come out against the coconspirators and others involved. there has been talk about the 2007 plea agreement that epstein signed that allegedly, basically gave immunity to his coconspirators. that plea agreement has a lot of issues, and it might end up getting thrown out, so that might be the only hurdle that law enforcement has against the coconspirators. >> mark: well, you are a former prosecutor, i know i'm just a layman, but that plea agreement reads very wacky to me, that the united states not only cuts a deal with this guy, but absolves any potential house he might have had to. >> you know, out of all of the plea agreements that i've writte

monica miller is in singapore.servers say the city's slowdown could deepen. lots of people are concerned about the impact of all of this on hong kong and it looks like it's not going away anytime soon. it shows no signs of letting up and as you mention the protesters are expected to hit the hong kong airport again. last week, if you can remember, officials were forced to shut it down and hundreds of flights we re shut it down and hundreds of flights were either cancelled or rescheduled when protesters clashed with police. the port authority published a half—page advertisement in local newspapers asking the protesters to love hong kong and to stay away and that this is not going to interfere with their operations. hong kong's high court extended in order restricting protest at the airport but internationally the pressure is on as well. the canadian consulate said it had suspended travel to mainland china for its local staff. this comesjust mainland china for its local staff. this comes just days after an employee of

i will introduce to you monica, monica is currently with a nationally known expert on immigration law and policy. i know monica from her time on the judiciary committee, the house judiciary committee. she focused on immigration and refugee issues. also, i know monica for another reason. her father was a refugee from uganda, resettled to new orleans by my organization. without, monica:>> thank you so much for being here. thank you for putting on this wonderful event. as you said my father was resettled in 1972 so i have a personal connection. i worked very closely on refugee policy and i have been an immigrant space for a while it is wonderful to be here. today we want to acknowledge our standup panel and get more into this conversation about the lead up to the refugee act. i really want to take a look at how the refugee act is and take a step back at where we are today and see if there are any lessons we can learn from that time and how we can move forward as the morning speakers talked about a difficult time we are in right now, the united states, what lessons can we take from this d

-- >> flew all the way to los angeles, got out of the airport, found my line and headed to santa monicaure how long it will take in l.a. you never know with traffic. i can just use the app, the ritual app means i can go in and all the way up to two minutes before the session starts, i can book in. i never have to worry about somebody else taking my spot. >> there is a schedule, not just like a gym you walk in, do your thing and leave? >> no, open to close, sessions start at the top of the hour and bottom of the hour. so i went on the app, i saw the gps and booked myself a spot go? >> it's going well. >> they know who you are? >> i checked in on my app. i put in a pin number and i head in to get changei'm notearing a. they have shirts, for the ladies as well, don't need shoes because they have a soft floor. >> this takes away the excuses people have. i forgot my tennis shoes, all this. no excuses. >> the exercises you're doing are on the wall. three different levels. it depends how you're feeling. it takes you through an entire warmup machine making sure you're loose and ready and then i

nod to monica who is the current researcher. >> monica blair. >> monica blair, yes. brian asked me to come here and talk a little about what goes into creating a prep for the show and then to reflect a bit about the way this influenced my time as a graduate student. i was doing this while i was writing a dissertation, how it influenced my scholarship and most importantly for if there are grad students out there, my job prospects. i'll start by saying one of the most exciting and sometimes anxiety producing parts of being the research for "backstory" is being handed a topic you know absolutely nothing about. this in fact was the case for the climate change episode that we're going to reflect on a little bit. i am not an environmental historian, never had a course in it. how do you wrangle the history of something you don't know about, write 10 to 20 single space page prep. >> with picture of a polar bear standing on what looked like by then an ice cube. i think it had been a shelf of ice. >> humor is the only way to get through climate change. to write this substantia

monica, i want your expertise based on the work you've done.oath to joke around too much but brian is clearly caffeinated. i think that's clear. i would love to get hold of your source of caffeine because you're.coming in firing on all cylinders on an important topic which we appreciate. monica, your work sheds what light do you think on this discussion and on the point that i raise in the lead and that brian raised which is the way these words do have consequences? >> well, we need all the energy that we can get right now to demand social change. so i appreciate the energy. but the history of racial violence that i shid on the texas/mexico border has striking parallels to what we see today especially the loaded use of rhetoric that might seem benign but that has deep roots in history of racial violence and keep roots of u nen na sis thinking that shaped immigration policies. >> explain that be. >> in the early 20th century, between 1910 and 1920, hundreds of mexican-americans and mexican nationals were murdered by texas rangers by local law en

no place like home program half of the units available in the 1700 santa monica housing developments will be reserved for people suffering from homelessness or serious mental illness. the other units will be available fat for families and individuals who make 20 to 60% of the area median income. >>no dollars needed one gasoline station in southern california was selling gasoline for >>plus new details released today, the dayton ohio shooting why police are now saying the shooter was hi >>temperatures have been scorching blistering picture adverb it's been hot all week in the bay area a lot of people are trying to stay cool air. you see those kids in the swimming pool there. well today will tran visited a cooling center that's helping keep people comfortable in this hot weather. cooling centers are open to the public right now so if you want to beat the heat they're available to you. >>i happen to be one at the concord senior citizens center and you can see them right behind me they needed cool inside because they're ready to start dancing said you want to come down here and start sho

what i've got there last took up on putting up monica. in the back up and got there about one cup monica tom look at the. machine that was working in the digital to be famous. there were photographs of me . somebody religious looking people muslim who dig labeled as i'm a convert muslim terrorist it's dogs minorities new born want things to change who don't like what the shore is revealing. i'm a bit of the fact that i'm annoying a lot of very powerful lobbies and a lot of people from. these a small number but that extremely powerful and i'm aware that i'm doing more than knowing that i am affecting them economically sometimes i'm setting them in many ways. but that just tells me that i think it on the right track because there are people who benefit a lot from things that are meaning that we do. but i do get the necessity precautions in case of looking after myself and my family i do want to be stupid i don't want to be seen but. it's just the record get washed you. down. like they did. with. that. but you. just said. that. i saw a 2nd o

while chevron station in santa monica sold its gas forget this $0.30 a gallon earlier this week.count cause major backups and long lines at the pumps on thursday, one station was shut down and police were called to direct traffic that's how busy it got the steep price was in celebration of may's all day amazon's any promotion for that show the marvelous mrs. may's ul dozens of businesses brought back 50's era prices for the promotion. one business sold a burger and fries for $0.50 you can also get a hair cut for $3 and one hotel was offering one night for 40 bucks. well up next in sports. the giants in action tonight and it was. >>aid and the highlights of next will even show you a grand slam. it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all beds. only for a limited time. >>welcome back with a lawyer representing the family of a colorado man f

monica, thank you very much. let's have a look at those market numbers in more detail. start the new trading week in positive territory. investors in asia have been taking their lead from the recovery that began on wall street on friday. sentiment was also boosted by a decision by china's central bank to change how it sets an important interest rate, which analysts say will cut the cost of borrowing for companies. this is the picture so far today in europe. growing fears of recession are still on investors‘ minds. towards the end of last week, investors became excited by a report that germany could be poised to set aside its custom of always running balanced budgets and might borrow money to stimulate its economy as a defensive measure against a recession. let's cross to samira hussain in new york now, who's got the details of what's ahead on wall street today. the cosmetics company estee lauder will be reporting earnings. the growing demand for its skincare products like clinique and la mer will likely lead to a rise in fourth—quarter revenues. investors will be on the

monica lewinsky, for instance, will be played by genie felstein.aulson will play linda tripp. we got no word on who would play president clinton. the series will be based on the brookly jeffrey toobin called "a vast conspiracy, the real story of the sex scandal that nearly brought down a president." there have been previous examinations of the scandal, of course, such as a&e's six part documentary "the clinton affair." having had success with "the people versus o.j. simpson" which was amazing and "the assassination of versace" they think they can bring a different take. saying the series will, quote, explore the overlooked dimensions of the women who found themselves caught up in the scandal and political war that cast a long shadow over the clinton presidency. so sounds very much, dana, like this is going to be much more from the female perspective, which will give it obviously a different take. >> dana: and kind of delicious. when's it going to air? >> reporter: yeah. impeachment american crime story will go into production in february, due to be

also i know monica for another reason. her father was a refugee from uganda resettled to new orleans by hias, my organization. so with that, monica? >> thank you very much. and thank you for being here. thank you to mark for putting on this wonderful event. as mark said, my father was resettled by hias in 1972. so i have a very personal connection. as counsel on the house judiciary committee, i worked closely on refugee policy and been in immigrant rights space for awhile. it is wonderful to be here. today we want to sort of diverge from the morning standup panel and get more into an intimate conversation about the lead up to the refugee act. we have two wonderful speakers here today. really want to take a look at how the refugee act came to be, take a step back, look at where we are today and see if there are any lessons that we can learn from that time and how we can move forward as the morning speakers talked about sort of a difficult time we are in now for the united states refugee resettlement. what lessons can we tak

thank you, monica miller in singapore. stocks in asia have been drifting.m the federal reserve's latest meeting to alter expectations for more aggressive interest rate cuts in future. hong kong saw the biggest losses, china fluctuated, japan closing pretty black. here is what is going on in europe. just a few little bits of corporate news, when it comes to the ftse 100. little bits of corporate news, when it comes to the ftse100. the uk gambling group rank said it was seeing results of a turnaround programme, and is battling to offset lower spending by high running costs —— customers and declining football at the bingo. and laura ashley, the fashion retailer, a big four year loss for them, a big, sharp fall in sales across furniture and decorating lines. further afield, the annual us central bank meeting is about to get under way injackson hole, wyoming. it will be addressed by the boss of the federal reserve. this comes in the wake of the revelation that the bank was split over whether or not to cut interest rates. michelle has the details. they are split

top level and you can reel off some of the greatest names of all time the legends whether by bruce monica seles wang great ski from moscow he never had a lover in tennis nadal mcenroe the list goes on and on and on in terms of the research and person all started to point towards tennis by school baseball in particular just the one off 10 percent of the population a left hand has been in baseball it's 30 percent of both sides program and so it's very very prevalent and it's pretty profitable so statistically left handers do we know why lefties have an advantage so luckily someone did look into this for us a study published in the among the biology letters on the royal society website pointed to tennis and by spall the common how would he bring that they'd sports and that the secret here is that the lefties the forcing the right hand is to make a quick decision on the time pressure of this thing something different in the brain has to tell them as quickly as possible to deal with that play a shot do what you can in a short amount of time so it's a it's a timeshare jule thing it's a differen

monica miller is in singapore.ack at this stage, does it not for samsung? it is, and shares of are down almost 1.8% after the top court had announced this decision and real will i what it mines is that the group's de facto chief may get a realjail sentence if this bounces back to the lower court and they decide that happens. what he has, he has been out ofjail since the sentence was given back in 201717. this will be interesting to see what happens. this stems back to a bribery case in which he was accused of currying favours with at the time former president, a friend of her, apparently the group had donated some equestrian horses for a competition to curry favour with her, but really this is back down samsung, the company, which is facing tough economic times, south korea's almost in a recession and it makes chips, and right now the semi conductor industry is struggling. makes chips, and right now the semi conductor industry is strugglingm certainly is. thank you monica. let us see how the markets have been farin

monica miller in the asian business hub in singapore.e war between the united states and china, it is weighing on the numbers but a slight uptick in japan. investors weighing on the numbers but a slight uptick injapan. investors still concerned about all of the uncertainty surrounding the china— us trade talks and whether they will make any progress. let me show you what is happening in europe. it is italian politics that remains the centre of all the focus, the two parties trying to form that government later today. it seems they may be close to a coalition deal, it has helped to boost the markets but nonetheless, within the last hour, over in germany, the latest consumer confidence survey suggests that morale remains unexpectedly stable heading into next month, suggesting that household spending will continue to pf°p up household spending will continue to prop up europe's largest economy but the market in frankfurt almost and a half of i%. more on that for you in a moment, an expert view on what to watch but first, michelle has the det

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honored to introduce to you monica stanky who is with the raven group. she is a nationally known expert on immigration law and policy. i know monica from her time on the judiciary committee, the house judiciary committee, where she focused on immigration and refugee issue, but i also know monica for another reason. her father was a refugee from uganda resettled to new orleans by hius, my organization. monica. >> thank you very much, and thank you for being here, and thank you to mark, and for putting on this wonderful event. as mark said, my father was resettled by hius in 1972 and so i have a personal connection and as counsel on the judiciary committee, it is wonderful to be here. today we want to diverge from the standup panel, and we want to have two wonderful speakers today and look at how the refugee act came to be and then take a step back to look at sort of where we are today and sort of see if there are any lessons that we can learn from that time and how we can move forward as the morning speakers talked about sort of at a difficult time that w

student in honolulu and here is her take on it i am not involved in direct action on monica yant and watching concern it happen through writing challenging the dehumanizing narrative that resistance to t.n.t. action i'm not here. reflects. the winds that are anti-science she actually has which is how it's been pretty treated . until recently in the community and i have deep concerns over this framing because it's affected not only me and here eastern students who worked with and forced people to feel as if they have to take sides. when it comes to taking sides kyllo you must understand this struggle because you yourself are a telescope systems specialist you're there consulting talk to us about that dichotomy having to be forced to take sides. i understand this and i do i really appreciate roy's not all her philosophy here and for her to express that struggle the thing is like i said it's a canard this idea that. i mean basically the racism in it is for them when the they call this in court they call this backward looking extremists now those are hot bed words and the irony is is tha

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