thank you so much forjoining us, mr bottle. thank you, thank you for inviting me.g a repressive regime. well, frankly i do understand quite a bit about the country, i am very interested in the country, so i do understand the culture. so to me it was... to me it was an honour, actually, to go there. i really wa nted actually, to go there. i really wanted to go and see for myself. and this was the first time that you visited pyongyang. when you arrived and moved around the city, what were your impressions about the country? well, it was pretty much normal, like a modern country. the streets we re very like a modern country. the streets were very clean, the trees lined them all. the streets were so rheem, very orderly. so a very normal country. . mr bottle, were you free to move around by yourself? well, thatis to move around by yourself? well, that is always... your every move was being watched. your magic acts might have had an effect on them. so did you see anything unusual about how people do their daily business? it is just how people do their daily business? it

and so the next morning we just stayed in our beds on the wall then at some point we heard mrs alpert say bottle toy isn't it time your friends left on the den that my longtime key. event has always had a sense of humor during the one nine hundred ninety sucker world cup in italy they made fun of german fans behaving badly abroad. meanwhile they were starting to become a big deal on the german music scene following their first major hit here comes alex in one thousand nine hundred eight the band has had ten number one albums to date although something else has also always been important to them. a real success is that we've managed to stay friends and keep our relationship going over all these years at which i do see our missions leash to go. through. the hose and as washed up clowns in the video for this past year a song about faith and helplessness. it's been a long journey from the punk gym to mainstream stardom for some fans a contradiction while the musicians see it as an evolution. we gradually transition from that was divisive that wanted to divide people who votes tries to build bridges

party and joining me to discuss this father is mr bogeyman a bottle of women there she was also a very controversial figure do you think all this things you know of hockey's ations of human rights abuses possible struggles as well how firebrand politics do you think they're going to taint. how legacy. i think. stems in text. after all really mandela was asian. and she was noticing. you would understand the. question itself was violent. it was natural. to propagate violence against. you know the feelings like you know supporting this so-called necklacing. i mean that really was a very valid very valid position for a hot. day that. out say that. given the passion of the time and as a. violent nature of the oppression that they faced and that. we needed to. mention. that. you won't her name and you are not made by what do you. remember how. i remember when you. as the person who has been patent the committed to of all in the west she was not a person who detached. from the community because of the fact that their wife of nelson mandela she was a moment we ran away from the police together

most visitors came on board filled with enthusiasm and ready like a bottle of soda water. but with mr. lincoln it was different. as he accompany us were sound, simple and practical. the points of admiration that excavation he left to his aides. before he left, the crew was mustered. he passed slowly before them, hat in hand. it gives me great pleasure to say he declined the invitation to whiskey, with a glass of ice -- but took a glass of ice water. keeler being a notorious teetotaler. as president lincoln and his fleet were leaving the vessel, the shout rang out "here comes the merrimack!" and it wasnating thought that perhaps another engagement between the two would occur. however nothing occurred that particular day. they just glared at one another. a few shells were exchanged on the shore and president lincoln watched the engagement in hampton roads. personallyself did lead a reconnaissance party onto ,he shore later in his visit something that mcclellan had failed to do. he identified the oceanview area as a likely spot to begin the invasion of the south side of virginia. on the

where does this controversy sets this lunchtime after theresa may's bottle about the landing pad issue? let's be clear, mrstty much on the rack because this windrush saga shows no sign of going away, and won't until we getan sign of going away, and won't until we get an end to this trickle of stories about windrush families. mrs may was given a question to enable her to come out and issue yet another public apology to the windrush generation, saying, you're british, you are part of us, you've made a massive contribution to this country. stressing that all their cases will now be dealt with in two weeks. they won't have to pay for anything, there won't be any deportations. in a way, she was helped by the fact thatjeremy corbyn was suckered into what i suppose is the parliamentary equivalent of a political uppercut, because when he challenged mrs may over whether she was responsible for the decision to destroy these landing cards, mrs may, as we saw, was able to plug him on the jaw by saying, no, it was in 2009 under a labour government. it doesn't change the fundamentals of this story. this scandal has stil

bottle. my sister-in-law stood up, mr.can't help but feeling guilty 90% of the people are poor and we're heating like this and i'm told you eat like this every night. she was never invited back. melissa: she is still alive. wow. david: talking about food, cooking with friends, the francis family stopping by "fox & friends" this morning. more than a few -- that is really spicy stuff your daughter. melissa: she added a lot of spice there. david: more to come. melissa: went a little crazy there. ♪ ... so, i needed legal advice, and i heard that my cousin's wife's sister's husband was a lawyer, so i called him. but he never called me back! if your cousin's wife's sister's husband isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorney. legalzoom. where life meets legal. so, my portfolio did pretthat's great.year. but the market was up nearly twice as much. that's a tough pill to swallow. exactly. so i started trading. but with everything out there, how do you know what to buy? well, i think my friend victor has j

bottle. and the consequences of this will be paid for by all of us mr president the security council. which has been assigned by the united nations charter with the primary sponsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security on behalf of the whole of the international community is more than justified today in convening it is more than justified once again to observe that there has been a violation of international law of its own resolutions and that there are persistent proven threats to international peace and security it is more than justified to urgently restore a mechanism for a tribute of responsibility in chemical weapons attacks the opportunity was once again provided in vain on tuesday the opportunity was provided to say with a draft resolution proposed by the u. s. it is more then justified to do what has been assigned to it is to take measures under chapter seven of the un charter in the light of the mass atrocities perpetrated in syria action of the security council has for a number of years been paralyzed by successive russian vetoes twice twelve times the

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mr. trump took office and follows the trump's visit to france last year. it began yesterday with a gift, a free tree from the site of a world war i bottle. by chopper. and today down to business. the iran nuclear deal the president called insane and ridiculous and offered a stern wagener to iran. >> if they restart their nuclear program they will have big are problem prs than ever before. >> during a press conference mack rnl agreed he didn't like the deal but hopes mr. trump will stay in. >> we wish therefore from now on to work on a in new deal with iran. >> when it comes to syria, the two nations and britain came together earlier this month for a joint strike. the two leaders said, i want to come also with having accomplished what we have to accomplish. >> it will depend on the reality on the ground. >> macron did acknowledge one of their major differences, climate change. but despite political differences the two seemed close, perhaps even the start of a bromance. >> we have to make them perfect. >> thank you. >> i like him a lot. >> tonight the president hosts a glitzy state dinner for the macrons, the first of his presidency and so

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