when i finished doing robert moses. i really thought that was a book not about him but about power and cities. i wanted to do national power and that's why i did lyndon johnson. >> you mentioned at the end of working in the interview that you once met or saw lyndon johnson. i was curious the circumstances behind that. >> he was asking about the one time in your life that you actually saw in the flesh, lyndon johnson. >> the one time i saw him - - i never talked to him or anything. i was a substitute political reporter when he ran against goldwater. and he came along the press line where i was with the line of reporters. i think we actually shook hands. but that was only, ever saw him in the flesh. >> hi. this is more than an honor. more of a fan boy question. in the first couple of johnson books, it was hard to get the people closest to him to talk. when the book came out, you got, but nobody more than jack valente. then he did a real about-face and praised you to high heaven, rightfully. did that make it easier for you

that is ly profile not a side profile is that of moses. facing. when prime minister netanyahu spoke last year from this podium behind me, this second level, some people wonder why the president or people like netanyahu speak at the second level and not the top level and that's because this is the people's house. to speak in here you must either be a member of congress or have been invited by the congress to speak here. that's why there is a second level. at the end of prime minister netanyahu's speech, paid tribute the fact that he was israelite, moses. it was considered at one time one of the greatest lawgivers, in views of decisions over the last 50 years, we've had a majority of the supreme court, probably has reduced his 10 commandments down to four or five. t this bill today will allow persecution and prosecution of anyone who tries to faithfully follow the teachings of moses and jesus. when it comes to marriage, i know the supreme court has ruled. they've substituted a majority, at least five judges substituted their opinions -- and that's w

moses, he of the court also heard today from doctorjonathan moses, he is a joan mir doctor and has onlynd a half win at the attacks happened. he found himself out for dinner with friends just outside london found himself out for dinner with friendsjust outside london bridge that evening. from the window of the restau ra nt, that evening. from the window of the restaurant, you could look down and see some of the injured in a listed while the attacks happened. he immediately rushed downstairs, the court was told, by that point, the restau ra nt court was told, by that point, the restaurant had been put under lockdown so the security on the door would not let him out. who said to the balance owed on the door, i cannot just watch people the balance owed on the door, i cannotjust watch people die, you have to let me out. the doorman relented and he went out onto the street and proceeded to help several of the victims. a short time ago, doctor moses gave this statement to reporters. ijust had to... i had to help. i couldn't stay there. the hardest thing is to stay where you know you can help

moses a god and others in the project are committed to the cause at 1st our people our own. i bought it for sale and others that they can get meat for sale and others they pose on because of being annoyed so we're also trying to address the extinction of an offense you know a community because as i talk to people now there are no longer getting into funds that no longer present in a fuss because they are gaining. income out of course i think that an offense and with the elephant population growing business is booming and most is a goddess paper making startup i'm extra support takes us today gyptian capital. do you know what the population of. over 9000000 i mean if you include greater cairo it's actually over 20000000 that makes it the 2nd most populous metropolitan area in africa after my home lagos city. and as you know n.t. a large cities come with a lot of problems like meeting the city's food needs there's plenty of farmland along the nile of course and egypt still imports a lot of food now there's also an initiative it to use the city's rooftops as gardens let's pay a

moses is heading up the project he picked up on the idea after a group of tourists explained the process to him. off the long time suffering because of. the bhangra under strain well look on how we're going to get the compensation for the groups are satisfied by that in france. the plants eaten by elephants contain fiber that makes excellent paper the woman 1st soft in the dung boiling and washing it to clean it orally the remaining fibers are then built into and dried. the guitar community uses the paper to make bags notebooks and event cards scraps can be turned into necklaces for communities products are purchased by lodges in the park and sold on to tourists for between 5 and 15 dollars. when this is in the city and we use some of the money to buy school marks here as for friend children. that provides us with us while the rest we reinvest in the handicrafts ship was ordered . by. a local woman there were. other villages have also turned to collect in elephant dung these farmers abused makeshift houses in their fields to keep watch over the crops when the elephants can they try to ch

to explain to robert moses about his power and thinking i have to make myself not only think about things but think about them all the way through which was hard for me. i decided to slow myself down. >> host: you write them longhand and then you go back and type in do revisions and put things on the board and it -- you are slow. you are a craftsman. you are methodical about it. >> you call me at craftsman and then said i am slow. >> to watch the full program and past events with robert caro visit our website, booktv.org. type his name in the search bar at the top of the page. >> tonight we are thrilled to be joined by pamela nadell will read from her book "america's jewish women: a history from colonial times to today". is gripping historical narrative weaves together the story of a group of extra ordinary people, activists, workers, wives and mothers who will carveout jewish-american identity. book page magazine called the book a compelling and well researched chronicle. the contributions of these remarkable women shine and book list said pamela nadell sites varied sources, jewish pract

we cannot -- we believe as christians that moses had it right, males and females.nd though there are people wiser in their own eyes than moses and jesus who said exactly veer bait imwhat moses did, if an orthodox synagogue says, we think men should be rabbis and they don't hire the biological woman who says i feel like i'm a man today, then they can not only be sued but this bill gives the claimant the ability to sue, but allows the attorney general to come in with the full force of the united states government and destroy that synagogue, that christian organization. and i know there are people here who think i do a whole lot of good than these christian organizations. but, do you really? this is borne out of good intentions, but it is going to be so destructive to common sense and to people -- women who have been hurt and as we heard in our committee, from the second woman to get a scholarship under title 9, you are going to destroy women's scholarships and had a chart, the three top times for the 400 meter in the olympics in 2016 and said there are thousands of m

moses proceeded to treat a number of casualties including ignacio echeverria.across london bridge, to an ambulance. unfortunately, in the 39—year—old'5 spanish bank up is michael case it was too late for him, and the court heard today that doctor moses did help save the lives of several other people. that was john donnison at the old bailey. we returned to our main stories, and the decision by google to restrict access to its technology to the chinese firm huawei. we can speak now to ingrid lunden is news editor at tech crunch. shejoins me now. who will this hurt more? huawei google? that's an interesting question. from a company like google who rely on huawei or a lot, with dozens of other huge headset maker is to disseminate its operating system, and all of the services on top of it, which are monetised in terms of advertising. google will be impacted by huawei is losing a major hardware by not being able to import into the us, it's going to make a major issue, not just in terms of smartphones, but networking equipment. it doesn't look like donald trump is ha

i was driven to be moses and unusual in the tribe. romanticizing about that. and one day a man in the markets of the past does about the one chart that. saw his daughter back because the 4 of us who live civilization and penetrate the real uncharted amazon. of course is no map of the region and we're trying to cut our way and follow reversed and what initially was supposed to take 10 days takes a few weeks again a rainy season which in retrospect was the worst in crimea. 2 weeks later after the floods i just was completely exhausted and i couldn't walk anymore because my feet would love to carry me because they were just raw those low skin just flesh exposed and thus the weeks alone i felt the lure of this. my rescue was a miracle were kevin was his commitment to arrange a search party with villagers phone far down the river they came into the boat to help fico negotiate the challenges of the river now we're talking 120 miles of river into uncharted. but unbelievable coincidence as they start to turn the boat in the place where i collapsed the night before the

he blames the americans for moses' plight and he says it's taking on new dimensions that american net sellable mistake in iraq. not just to what i call identified here but also in. here how paul govern iraq they did leave iraq but they give iraq to iran. and to iraq like this if not the americans here knew jeff he says his forces have made great strides to rid his city of al-qaeda i thought the guy. and he is shape. and he. said in the. one that the men knew how would and your show and mahalo. always applied to him was a one a what up a notice on at all. but with armed police a school to last time next destination it's clear the. fear still remains mosul streets are eerily quiet and this is a sense that the violence for which the city is notorious is never far away. the family i'm about to meet protected me from that violence and this is the 1st time out of seamen since their youngest son and the reuters photographer whose work is on exhibit here was killed by u.s. soldiers. who say i want to hear. what you feel when you hear that right i mean it's still. very sad still here that it's

ecosystems and they continue to dominate there as the leading investment destinations let's bring in moses are quite he's a startup code based here in berlin and specializing in african tech company companies most welcome to the studio and your work seems to bear fruit as we're hearing the african startups attracting rising investments now. chile no beginning to attract investors because nowadays they have been question time to be able to make sure that the approach goes taught what we call the which is sustainable development which is also affordable developing and affordable in in a sense that it is subjective to your target audience and then also it should be relevant to the audience that you have let's say your consumers in the country which is local but also globally and again the last bit i would say it is should be assessable to all and i think that being taught these things are actually no help in open the doors to more business to come in because again no products that are made thanks to technology. actually going beyond borders they can actually what we call the global products b

moses is from after link it supports african startups and some way is at the form she's head of the world wide web foundation thank you to both of you for joining us but as a starting with you are african startups getting it right the fight against fake issues yes i would say africans that chile advocates in full true news and innocence is also making it possible for them to eradicate feet and it's one thing that if you look at the civil society people are actually using the use of technology to actually tell people that this is not right this is fake and i would say that this has actually transformed also the ultimate of offical because one of the things that normally used to happen is that there were always the negative stories about africa and now everyone finds the us a must to actually tell the true story and so fighting fake news is the most important thing they have to do to make sure that they sell off clinton and right by getting a lot more good news stories as well let me ask you about mach zakat he's been faced with the biggest fight against fake news he wants to bring the inte

that's not what moses said. i was hearing dennis prager earlier today saying you cannot on a free country based secularist beliefs. based on atheism. you can't. the only way you can have the level of freedom we've had is not requiring everybody to be a base the but to government on judeo christian beliefs. that's been our history. , we don't ome people mind anybody having any religion or no religion. but the only way you can have that kind of freedom is to base it on christian beliefs. visiting with general jay garner, that president bush initially sent to iraq to talk to people and get a feel from the iraqis what kind of government they should have. and when he summarized, he talked to a direct descendant of mohamed. and there were a lot of people with him. and after they left, general garner said, did everybody hear what he said? they all agreed they heard. there was a reporter there, he said are you going to write that in a story? he said no, nobody would believe it, they'd think i was crazy. but this very de

my 1st vice like moses sewing machine. icon for all women are don't buy this notion for even something as simple as learning how to write a by said those isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and it took me years to been there. finally the game bought been mentioned by me and i said this but 3 times because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreates for girls than writing advice as knowledge i want to reach out to those woman back home who are bones by their duties and social norms and inform them about dead basically writes my name is the about of the hook and i worked at some of them. welcome to the bundesliga a bar in munich are champions for a 7th consecutive year it's the 29th time they've been german league champions after a season that was tighter than previous years that was plenty to talk about for 1st let's see what's coming up on the show. it wasn't just up to talk to speak of the vision that had a nail biting finish the 2nd division delivered plenty of drama to the

that's like moses coming down from mount sinai and saying (as moses) "just talked to god. essentially, no commandments. ( laughter ) now, i'm going to ride the golden calf! yee-haw!" ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) whoo! ye! ye-he! woo-hoo! ♪ ( crashing sound ) then, trump went after mueller. >> bob mueller is no friend of mine. i had conflicts with him. we had a bus someby that is in e with james comey. he liked james comey. they were very good friends. supposedly best friends, maybe not, but supposedly best friends. you look at the picture file and >> stephen: sir, appearing in hundred of pictures with someone doesn't mean you like each other. just ask melania. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) so sad. so sad. trump explained that, since mueller found no collusion, no one's talking about russia. well, almost no one. >> you know, i haven't heard the word russia in a long time. there's no more talk about russia. what happened to russia? the russian witch hunt-- they don't talk-- because it was so-- on collusion, which, by the way, so i hav't heard t wthey d't usa

constitution is inscribed and that moses will then persuade everybody else that it's time for trump tosed from office. and it's -- and it's a strange well because the ostentatious religious city of mrs. pelosi is at odds with the shear insanity of what her party is proposing. the party has actually changed a lot, tucker, in the last couple of election cycles. you know the way it used to be people like john kerry would twist themselves like a pretzel to say how personally passionately opposed to abortion they were but that they would never let their deeply held personal catholic faith interfere with their legislative agenda. there is no pretense of that now. she leads a party that's in favor of fourth trimester abortion. pregnant men. ms-13 on every corner. a sanctuary nation with lawyers for any 6 billion people around the planet who want to come here and claim the right to live here. and i think she is doing this in a sense to portray trump as the crazy one whereas it's their agenda that is crazy. >> tucker: but why go through the motions. it's aggressively secular party and aggressiv

moses arulanandan, now in his 90s, is the cousin of father francis.cal court and even the united nations, both without success. a few years after retiring, a princess of —— a principal of the school in the early 90s, father francis moved and he would spend the next ten years. it had become the headquarters of the most powerful and ruthless rebel group. the liberation tigers. known as the tamil tigers. by now, they were controlling large parts of the north and east. atrocities were being committed on both sides and tens of thousands of people had already died. during the war, he was worried about the safety of the people. died. during the war, he was worried about the safety of the peoplelj know father francis is a little boy. the favourite food that he likes is, what you call it? hard oiled eggs. because he told me, it was his mother who every day wanted him to have an egg. —— hard boiled. it was boiled. he continued the tradition evenin boiled. he continued the tradition even in the college. i remember him asa even in the college. i remember him as a

would want me to live yes this is the 1st field before the plumbing for that the time the time of moses the field the home last. thank you it just kills me and i mean they did mention me to mr i'm a little i want to mention it i'm not too long after this that negotiators i know you know members you know and there isn't even a good time to ask if i am that mean that he did marry them he is only says you know who. it is are not going up to the local me as he did tweet out of thing out of me i didn't see a diff it is well beyond him it would be a mess and i and will of having not done any of that if you can now he also will issue a version for you also please see you also is all you have. to made him is that i would be that. the number one of the number. while on a skin whitening project serena and cheaper plan for success by practicing them loose on the couch. to teach them. really little you know this is serene it isn't and she's managed the coaches the goals i find says them on how to look that best and finds work for them. even a show clerk in with done it for a defeated decided to qui

these were the mommy they live yet this is the 1st field before the plumbing for the times by moses you feel the more or less. thank you it just kills me and i mean they did measure me to admit i'm a little i why mention it i'm not too long after this happened exactly as i know you know members you know and there isn't even a good time to ask if i mean that means that he did many many years on citizens going over. to the not going up to the local scene as he did tweet over to me i'm going to be a busy addict it is going well beyond him it would be a mess and i am a lover having not done any of those in feet you now feel so wish of for you also please see you also is all you have. to made him is that i would be that. i never got a. while on a applies to skin whitening thought that serena and cheaper plan for success by practicing them or some like trying. to teach them. anything. new this is serena's and she's manisha he coaches the girls i find his them on how to look that best and finds work for them. even a shop clerk in was done it was poorly defeated decided to quit the poor who sai

it was sort of frke moses down mount sinai. jane: jonathan turley, thank you for joining me.han: thank you. severe weather s continued read -- wreaked havoc across t country, breaking records for the number of tornadoes for the time of year. there have been 900 so far, more than half occurring in the last month. a number of people have died as a several days ostorms pushed their way through america's midwest, extending as far as the northeast. >> tornado sirens are glaring -- blaring here. >> you need to move right now! that is coming straight at y! jane: more than 300 tornadoes have terrorized the midwest thie . >> oh, my god, it's huge! jane: destroying homes and upending lives. kansas has taken the latest hit. >> we have a safe room underneath the porch.or thank goodnesshat. we were down there and listening to the storm warnings and we heard the roof come ine knew that everything upstairs wapretty much gone at that time. jane: in the northeast of the state ne lawrence and in lynnwood, mighty twisters touched down on tuesday, leaving a trail of debris. this commercial green

the bitcoin moses, as they would call me. >> cooper: you go from being the last kid picked at dodgeball> shrem: running the team. >> cooper: how did charlie and other 20-somethings become kings of a new industry that deals in money you can't deposit in the bank? to understand that, you have to go back to a time when confidence in banks had plummeted. >> anthony masondow tumbled more than 500 points... >> cooper: shortly after the collapse of lehman brothers, during the financial crisis of 2008, this pta circulating on the internet. it proposed creating an "electronic cash system" that would allow people to pay one another online "without going through a financial institution." to this day, no one has the faintest idea who the paper's author, "satoshi nakamoto" is. but he, or she, or they, created ingenious software that anyone in the world could download onto their computer for free. the computers running the bitcoin software were then able to work together over the internet and perform functions normally handled by banks, like keeping accurate records and guarding against fraud. the co

now about to launch a new show and there she is on the cover of "people" magazine with her new baby mosesracelets on. one is in george's pocket because my hands are shaking so much. 25 years in television and my hands are shaking. >> let's talk about your baby boy moses. we have a little gift for him. >> ah. >> we'll give him a "gma" onesie. >> oh, my gosh. thank you. [ applause ] >> how is it going? is he about a month old? >> he's four weeks today. >> today? >> today he's four weeks. we woke up this morning and my husband and i agreed that he can't sleep in the bed but to make ourselves feel better he has a canoe, foam canoe and he's in the bed so we keep saying he's really not in the bed because of that but, he's in the bed. he's looking at us. >> see how long you stick to that one. we tried that at the beginning too and didn't last too long. i know at first you were concerned about people knowing you were pregnant because it was a little high risk. >> i was a high risk pregnancy and my doctor who was amazing at the time said we need to wait. we want to take our time and make sure that

but one of the customers, jonathan moses, was a junior doctor and insisted on being allowed out.. i had to help, i couldn't stay there. the hardest thing is to stay when you know you can help and not be able to. he rushed over to marie bondeville, who had been stabbed 18 times. he told the coroner... ignacio echeverria was the last person to be fatally injured that night. marie bondeville and more than a dozen people stabbed after the attackers left the lobos restaurant all survived. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. a head teacher at the centre of a row over how children are taught about relationships, including between same—sex couples, has told the bbc she's received threatening messages. sarah hewitt—clarkson runs anderton park primary school in birmingham, which has seen protests over the use of story books which include homosexual families. it's claimed hundreds of children were kept at home or removed from lessons in further protests over the school's equality ethos. sima kotecha has the story. last night, lgbt activists putting up messages in support of staff

but one of the customers, jonathan moses, was a junior doctor and insisted on being allowed out.oner... he rushed over to a woman who had been stabbed 18 times. he told the coroner. . . i really believe we will beat terrorism that night and it's with that mindset we need to continue. i think we must not live in fear, we must not let these events get the better of us. we must stand together, share our common values and celebrate the differences we have. ignacio echeverria was the last person to be fatally injured that night. more than a dozen people stabbed after the attackers left the lobos restaurant all survived. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the leader of the brexit party, nigel farage, has hit back at calls for an investigation into the funding of his party, saying he's the victim of "disgusting smears". but the electoral commission says it will visit the party's headquarters to review its systems for taking donations. it comes as mr farage had a milkshake thrown at him during a campaign walkabout in newcastle, ahead of thursday's european elections. a 32—year

general william barr has canceled plans to testify for a second time before a house committee on robert moses rush rush will report or objected to the intention to have lawyers question him you know democrats who control the house of representatives are demanding their release a copy of the full report which investigated president from stars to russia for surprise. the scandal plagued former korean airline executive heather cho has again faced court she became notorious after ordering a plane to return to its gate because she felt she was not being served an in-flight snack with enough to quarrel now she's facing accusations he she illegally employed filipino nannies by disguising them as airline trainees. it's to venezuela now where opposition leader won has called for a series of strikes to oust president nicolas maduro power clashes yesterday caracas between white oh supporters and the military left one woman dead and dozens of people injured why don't has been trying to persuade the military to change its allegiances but president maduro says white house efforts at a coup have failed. a v

my 1st boss moses sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by the social influence in something as simple as learning how to write them by psychosis and. since i was a little girl i wanted to have those by cycle of my home and it took me me as the months but there's. finally the game bought been mentioned by me and i say this but returns because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more afro creates cargoes than rising unbiased as knowledge i want to meet those women back home to my bones my visiting team and social norms and inform them of old dead basic rights my name is the about of the hook and i work at z. to. food. the todas getting tough hopes of a fast end to the u.s. china trade war on women linked as the u.s. accuses you are way off of lying we talked to the executive director of the international trade center about the implications for europe. also coming up boeing on the federal aviation administration want global consensus to get the 77 knots flying again but that's could take time absent every m

covering a thosese protestss in algeria for us asas a corresespondentt moses catatty e spoke to us a little early on the program. it was -- special friday that has been -- you k know experiend by a jury -- and which has been marked by tribute send the motion because and you have figured made her entrance you know among the protesters many of whom waved -- photos and slogans in tribute to the human rights activisists camilla dean facadede youou know. who wawa arrested on marchh twey thirty one and he died this week following the hungeger strike tt lays did you know nearly two months to denounce the conditions of? the students and so in general - the marches were peaceful -- and for these fifteen friday many people as ever and the same the months that the caller to steven and non military has stayed the departure of the whole system off to to speak out. and the rejection of the presidential elections of july fourth and as i said the march were peaceful and the demonstrators at dispersing con by announcing a new. meeting the next friday. now the only abortion clinic in the u. s. state o

originally thought the title of the book : moses, about was a pretty awesome title. the bravest we go here and she did first by herself to liberate people individually. second, recruiting army, a whole people and help our nation before every american summer in the heart wanted. which is that would be the land of the free. home of the brave so i ask myself and sometimes i wonder when people question what happened on that day, i think to myself, or be making too big a deal about this woman? what evidence do we have? our own selective perceptions and seek what we want to see. i think we're paying the proper attention. [laughter] nothing proper attention has been proposed and previously approved. which was i've written eight books on history. i've studied many persons and events in american history. i truly believe, i think i know from objectively that there is no other rater patriot who has the stature of harriet tubman. if you agree with me if your conclusions to gay today, i encourage you to take this up with your congressman. consideration by elijah cummings and repr

called for impeachment to declarations of case closed counsel robert moses final settlement from russian investigation proved to be no less polarizing than the report itself. although from moscow called embraer the r.c.a. news room in the russian capital with the world news this hour a 1st for you a british court house put the end of an extradition hearing for julian a songs after the health of the wiki leaks founder shopping deteriorated in london's belmarsh prison he was then placed under medical supervision reporting from westminster magistrates court. exhibition hearing isn't taking place any longer. meant to be here in person he was meant to try and feed me a link but he's not even well enough to buy a video link 10 minutes on the streets are weighing all belmarsh prison the title. to a maximum security prison where 7 out of $53.00 eccentric specific details when he went into the ecuadorian embassy back in 2012 and went to a whole range and so about the face of his health what we know is that there was a push from the the medical board of. the fact that they did this that they put h

i was driven to that we moses and usual and the 5. romanticizing about that. and one day a man in the markets of the past does about the one chart that amazon saw his daughter back because the 4 of us who live civilization and penetrate the. uncharted amazon. of course is no map of the region and we're trying to come our way and follow reversed and what initially was supposed to take then they stakes a few weeks in a rainy season which in retrospect was the worst in penny or. 2 weeks later after the floods i just was completely exhausted and i couldn't walk anymore because my feet would not carry me because they were just wrong there was no skin just flesh exposed and left weeks alone i felt the lure of this. my rescue was a miracle were kevin was his commitment to arrange a search party was villagers fall far down the river they came into the boat well fico negotiate the challenges of the river now we're talking 120 miles of river into uncharted. but unbelievable coincidence as they start to turn the boat in the place where i collapsed the night before they f

but one of the customers, jonathan moses, was a junior doctor and insisted on being allowed out.i had to help, i couldn't stay there. the hardest thing is to stay when you know you can help and not be able to. he rushed over to marie bondeville who had been stabbed 18 times. he told the coroner... ignacio echeverria was the last person to be fatally injured that night. marie bondeville and more than a dozen people stabbed after the attackers left the lobos restaurant all survived. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. a head teacher at the centre of a row over how children are taught about relationships, including between same sex couples, has told the bbc she's received threatening messages. sarah hewitt—clarkson runs anderton park primary school in birmingham, which has seen protests over the use of story books which include homosexual families. it's claimed hundreds of children were kept at home, or removed from lessons, in further protests over the school's equality ethos. sima kotecha has the story. last night, lgbt activists putting up messages in support of staff o

lower limit 35 but we set the sky is the limit and you can be grandma moses. >> and woodrow wilson inountry for a year and half after a massive stroke. we never address this issue and we will have to because we are people that are in front of our eyes developing medical proble problems. greg: we could have a dead president. >> jimmy carter could be president. he's only served one term. tyrus: never a worse time than to be a white democrat. what that is was working thinking about when the public into the big field there was a lot of movement and a lot of intense battles between them and they were drawing lines in the sand and making strong stances and people were making decisions that i'll be a rubio guy or and it was like you and me making jokes but i think truck can do it and no, he can't but we knew everyone involved and they had a voice. this [bleep] is over. it's a bunch of people saying i looked through the channels and they don't address them as presidential candidates but they talk about the job they have n now. [laughter] like senator such and such and by the way running for p

us in this country can't get out of hand and all and i can tell you exactly why then does this last moses then gas is in such a delicate state to nick us bringing it up to these high temperatures is so difficult that if you make the slightest mistakes it cools down and goes out. any human error or technical error would just automatically shut the whole thing down guns. the research project has taken over 20 years and it will be 3 more decades before this type of nuclear fusion is ready for commercial use. i need to know what's wrong for a generation of research plants still needs to be built we have the big flagship project in southern france which follows a slightly different principle but is ultimately a fusion plant by digging up and we still need another generation of plants to demonstrate that this power plant principle works and then we'll build the 1st prototypes explant side then we'll be in the middle of the 21st century and there's a role for me to disable notes. the electricity of the future will have to come from renewable sources if we're to combat the destructive forces of c

my first boss moses sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by this ocean full of men something as simple as learning how to write a bicep those isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have them by cycle of my home but it took me mr been there. finally they gave up and went on by me on bicycles but returned because sewing machines sewing i suppose was more apt procreate for girls than writing advice as knowledge i wanted to reach out to those women back home to put bones by their duties and social norms and inform them of old dead basic rights my name is the amount of people who and i were at ease of. this is d.w. news not from but it thailand's king officially takes the throne ceremonies take place in bangkok for the country's first coronation in seven decades our correspondent is out the see also coming up officials say it's a miracle no one was killed after a jet slides off the runway at a u.s. naval station in florida and. the boy in the last race before a controversial rule change in track and field

i think he compared him to michelangelo's moses. talk about all of these things that might have shortened his life but he had extraordinarily strong physical -- dr. willen: that is true. we of this is speculation, will never know. physicians like to do these parlor game things where they speculate what conditions people might have had. we know that as a young man, lincoln was a wrestler. an outstanding wrestler. he was extremely strong as a young man. book you have a favorite about the assassination? one that you think is particularly worthwhile. dr. willen: i happen to be friends with ed spears. [laughter] dr. willen: if you want to read about the pursuit of booth, swanson's "manhunt" is very good too. there is only one biography of booth and that is called -- it's an actual biography of booth. one of the things that terry alford does is he has a piece of the crutch that dr. mudd made for booth. he carries it around with him. he will show it off. i took a picture of it one time. i actually have gotten to know some of dr. mudd's des