engine was incarcerated they all work pro bono on mr square engines case they did not ask for a dime the examiner that 1st compared those 2 pieces of panty hose said they were not a physical match it took 2 and a half days and eventually she made them match mr swear engine was poor he was an educated and he did very ignorant things that made him look guilty we believe that the state needs to take some action about how the scientific evidence is presented and evaluated by the courts. like to be other side of the global if islands broke up between police and protesters in hong kong on sunday the city state saw its worst the rest since the start of its pro-democracy campaign in june in scenes that were widely circulated in the global media one of the rallies saw must activists attacking riot officers who responded by aiming pistols at demonstrators the photos of police threatening protesters were prominently displayed in a number of leading publications here's one video of the incident though the footage presents well a far less clear picture of which signs in the wrong. yet we spoke wi

the body was left in the woods after mr sware engine was incarcerated they all work pro bono on mr square engines case they did not ask for a dime the examiner that 1st compared those 2 pieces of pantyhose said they were not a physical match it took 2 and a half days and eventually she made them match mr swear engine was poor he was an educated and he did very ignorant things that made him look guilty we believe that the state needs to take some action. about how the scientific evidence is presented and the value added by the court. and all their news from across the world violence broke out between police and protesters in hong kong. as the city state saw its worst on the wrist since the start of its. receipt campaign in june during the clashes white officers use water against activists for the 1st time pointed guns at protesters place say they arrested 36 people demonstrations in the chinese territory originally began in response to a controversial extradition bill it's more a movement calling for broad social. country self-defense forces have conducted. 2 months in the countryside the

the body was left in the woods after mr sware engine was incarcerated they all work pro bono on mr squareengines case they did not ask for a dime the examiner that 1st compared those 2 pieces of pantyhose said they were not a physical match it took 2 and a half days and eventually she made them match mr swear engine was poor he was an educated and he did very ignorant things that made him look guilty we believe that. the state needs to take some action about. how the scientific evidence is presented evaluated by the courts let's go around the world for top news stories happening in violence breaking out again between police and protesters in hong kong on sunday as that city saw its worst address and for the start of its pro-democracy campaign started back in june during clashes in district offices used water running against the 1st time and pointed weapons at protesters dozens of people including a 12 year old were reportedly arrested demonstrations in that chinese territory region it began in response you may recall to that controversial extradition little since then scott much bigger it

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the body was left in the woods after mr swear engine was incarcerated they all work pro bono on mr square engines case they did not ask for a dime the examiner that 1st compared those 2 pieces of pantyhose said they were not a physical match it took 2 and a half days and eventually she made them match mr swear engine was poor he was an educated and he did very ignorant things that made him look guilty we believe that the state needs to take some action about how the scientific evidence is presented and evaluated by the courts. next lebanese officials have slammed a series of alleged israeli strikes that hit targets in lebanon on sunday and also earlier this monday. happened as a declaration a war that allows us to defend so sober and independence and territorial integrity . according to reports tel aviv launched 3 strikes on the palestinian paramilitaries group based in the east of lebanon while on sunday 2 drones believed to be israelis crashdown in beirut and buildings used by the iran backed hezbollah group it's believed that there were no fatalities in that incident the death of an ir

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the body was left in the woods after mr sware engine was incarcerated they all work pro bono on mr square engines case they did not ask for a dime the examiner that 1st compared those 2 pieces of pantyhose said they were not a physical match it took 2 and a half days and eventually she made them match mr swear engine was poor he was an educated and he did very ignorant things that made him look guilty we believe that. the state needs to take some action about. how the scientific evidence is presented evaluated by the courts. to other news from around the world and japan self defense forces have conducted annual military drills close to mount fuji in the country's south 4 day exercises involved over 2000 soldiers 18 tanks and armored vehicles and 20 helicopters drills have been held every year since $961.00. government's been expanding its military capabilities and in 2015 passed legislation allowing japan's military to participate in foreign conflicts. unprecedented fires raging through the amazon rain forest and triggered protests in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro this summer aroun

the name red square actually predates the communists by centuries originally the russian word for red also meant beautiful mr lenin though offers a different explanation. because. it's fighting in red square is simply the in bottom and the center of moscow some of the things that happened on this square and why is it called the red square. because it used to be almost a graveyard. people were executed here and it was called red because of the blood that flowed here back then double as i did the course from its bloody history to its architectural splendor there's a reason for everyone to visit red square. some also say it's most beautiful in winter when red square turns white with snow. that's got to be well for the bucket this more on the web site d.w. dot com slash culture but after all for now thanks for watching by. eco africa. bigger animals attract a lot of attention but don't overlook the little flowers very endangered. then you can do something to protect the. trees and free success stories from south africa. identifying where funds are replanting them creating an urban oasis a. 30 minute w. w. g 7 me

the name red square actually predates the communists by centuries originally the russian word for red also meant beautiful mr lenin though offers a different explanation. because. it's the idea that red square is simply the in bottom and the center of moscow some of the things that happened on the square and why is it called the red square. because it used to be almost a graveyard. people were executed here and it was called red because of the blood that flowed here back then. from its bloody history to its architectural splendor there's a reason for everyone to visit red square. some also say it's most beautiful in winter when red square turns white with snow. that's got to be for the bucket list more on the website d.w. dot com slash culture but. thanks for watching. the people of the world over information they provide the opinions they want to express t.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. not all think. well i guess sometimes i am place and i think that. thinks deep into the german culture of looking at stereotypes the question but if you think if you are trying to get i don't blame. frea

the name red square actually predates the communists by centuries originally the russian word for red also meant beautiful mr lenin though offers a different explanation. because. it's the idea that red square is simply the in bottom and the center of moscow some of the things that happened on this square and why is it called the red square. because it used to be almost a graveyard. people were executed here and it was called red because of the blood that flowed here back then that well as i did the quote from its bloody history to its architectural splendor there's a reason for everyone to visit red square. some also say it's most beautiful in winter when red square turns white with snow. to be well for the bucket list more on the website at g.w. dot com slash culture but after all for now thanks for watching a bi. monthly intermission it'll show us who are journalists to discuss the topic. coming up on quadriga hong kong protesters want china to respect the rule of law and the city's semi autonomous status but will beijing give them the freedom they're dramatic talking about that coming up on. quadriga 30

the name red square actually predates the communists by centuries originally the russian word for red also meant beautiful mr lenin though offers a different explanation. because. it's the idea that red square is simply the embodiment and the center of moscow some of the things that happened on the square and why is it called the red square. because it used to be almost a graveyard. people were executed here and it was called red because of the blood the flow here back then double as i did the quote from its bloody history to its architectural splendor there's a reason for everyone to visit red square. some also say its most beautiful in winter when red square turns white with snow. for the bucket list more on the website d.w. dot com slash culture but after all for now thanks for watching. the for. many. many guests i'm a treasure john true to most comment. and. driving machine to sadie's a m g a 45 runs the world's most powerful cylinder engine in a production costs. michael is as critical as a check. it is a must see the foot and. only child. playing . have already fallen on the spell of the city on the c

vice president mike pence today morning china against another square. >> mr. president said yesterday it will be harder for us to make a deal if something violent happens in hong kong. >> the weekend of violence in afghanistan was front and center with the white house today while the taliban condemned to the isa suicide bombing that killed 63 wedding goers, president trump said he is being cautious about striking a peace deal with taliban leaders. >> i'm not trusting anybody. i'm not trusting anybody. it's a horrible situation in afghanistan and it has been for many years. >> there is widespread fear within the administration and without that cutting a deal with the taliban could but the group back in power, a return to pre9/11 days. president trump insists that concern is top of mine. >> it's tough when someone says, this is a big breeding ground and it is a breeding ground, we have things under control with a small force we can probably make it smaller and then we will decide. it will depend on the taliban and the afghan government. >> the former ambassador

here mr netanyahu is allying himself squarely with the republicans against the democrats. sure.ngerous precedent. and it's also part of a continuing trend in the netanyahu era to turn israel into a partisan issue in the united states. israel has long been a bipartisan issue supported strongly by both parties. and during the last decade of netanyahu's rule he has single—handedly sided with the republican party and president trump and undermined president obama and the democrats. it is also entirely possible, isn't it, that it will increase anger towards israel and boost the boycott movement. well, this is essentially — he's handed the bds movement, the boycott, divestment, sanctions movement, a gift that they otherwise would not have gotten. they haven't been effective despite their efforts over the years to muster up support, they have very little to show for it. and this is really a huge gift that netanyahu has given to them. it's really exhibit for those critics of israel who argue that israel is not a liberal democracy, that it doesn't tolerate criticism. i just want to be ve

here mr netanyahu is allying himself squarely with the republicans against the democrats. sure.end in the netanyahu error to turn israel into a partisan issue in the united states. israel has been a bypass on supported by both parties. —— era. during the last decade of netanyahu's —— era. during the last decade of neta nyahu's role —— era. during the last decade of netanyahu's role he has single—handedly cited with the republican party and president trump and undermined president obama and the democrats. it is also entirely possible, isn't it, that it will increase anger towards israel and voiced the boycott movement —— voiced. it is a gift they otherwise would not have gotten. if they haven't been effective despite their effo rts haven't been effective despite their efforts over the years to muster up support, they have very little to show for it. and this is really a huge gift that netanyahu has given to them. it is really exhibit for those critics of israel who argue that israel is not a liberal democracy and it ——. we did this for domestic political purposes. just as trump i

mr. polk's war resulted in more than 500,000 square miles of new u.s. territory. right now on american history tv, author joseph weilan talks about his book "invading mexico." in which he chronicles james polk's desire to acquire california through war. this is 50 minutes. . >>> good evening, on behalf of the staff and the owners of -- books and music, i both welcome you and thank you for supporting your own independent bookstore. we're honored to have mr. joseph weiland.

mr. fagan calls the squared off versions, the older version of this feature original, i have no doubt it never original. however, i think it was built a long time ago, very clearly, and i'm somewhat persuaded, even though i know there's no legal basis for this, since it was probably not -- it was probably never permitted, it was there a long time ago. the owner genuinely believed that it was original, and i don't believe the owner intended to bypass the permitting process i'm sorry, i can see that. one thing i want to mention to anybody who lives in this district is to investigate the mills act as a tool. it is a way that historic property owners, especially newer historic property owners can use to offset their taxes in order to use the funds to repair their historic house. i would encourage those of you who are concerned to investigate that. it is an important tool and san francisco is one of the few cities in california that really makes good use of this tool. honestly, i also think that we need to communicate clearly here , not just to the property owner, but also to staff. staff is

airport now it's full of chinese 5 years ago there were nobody there if you go to red square they're all speaking chinese mr trump and then americans are pushing the chinese and the russians closer and closer together breaks my heart i'm an american but this isn't saying it's insane if you could get out a map or study demography or geography you would know you don't want to be against those 2 countries combined ok well very good point joe let me go to you in paris i mean this is being going on slowly but surely in for a variety of reasons here of course russia is against nato expansion it sees it as a existential threat to its security which it is and any military alliance moving towards your borders is by definition and the chinese well we see that the united states again raising the issue of tariffs and possible sanctions chinese interaction with a country like iran i mean china and russia are natural allies.

airport now it's full of chinese 5 years ago there were nobody there if you go to red square they're all speaking chinese mr trump and they're americans are pushing the chinese and the russians closer and closer together breaks my heart i'm going to merican but this isn't saying it's insane if you can get out a map or study demography or geography you will know you don't want to be against those 2 countries combined ok well very good point joe let me go to you in paris i mean this is being going on slowly but surely in for a variety of reasons here of course russia is against nato expansion it seems it is a existential threat to its security which it is in any military alliance moving towards your borders is by definition and the chinese well we see that the united states again raising the issue of tariffs and possible sanctions chinese interaction with a country like iran i mean china and russia are natural allies in light in reacting to the policies coming out of washington and it doesn't really matter who's in the white house by the way go ahead and paris yeah you know i think of being friends you know y

airport now it's full of chinese 5 years ago there were nobody there if you go to red square they're all speaking chinese mr trump and then americans are pushing the chinese and the russians closer and closer together breaks my heart i'm an american but this isn't saying it's insane if you can get out a map or study demography or geography you will know you don't want to be against those 2 countries combined ok well very good point joe let me go to you in paris i mean this is being going on slowly but surely in for.

mr. polk's war resulting in more than 500,000 square miles of new u. s. territory. right now on american history tv, author joseph whelen talks about his book invading mixico america's continental dream in the mexican war 1846-1848 in which he chronicles president james polk's desire to acquire california through war. this is 50 minutes. >> evening. on behalf of the staff and owners, i welcome you and thank you for supporting your independent bookstore. tonight we are honored to have mr. joseph whelen to discuss his new book invading texico america's dream of the mexican war 1846-8048. a graduate of the university of wyoming and university of colorado denver he has spent writing as a reporter at the casper wyoming gazette. he has spent the last year as reporter for the associated press. he and his wife now live in cary north carolina. in the fall of 2003 he released his first book jeffersons for, america's first war on terror which the telegram wrote a bit of sturdy history that informs the reader about the dances of diplomacy in daily life. it was since followed by

mr. polk's war resulted in more than 500,000 square miles of new u.s. territory. right now on american history tv, author joseph weilan talks about his book "invading mexico." in which he chronicles james polk's desire to acquire california through war. this is 50 minutes. . >>> good evening, on behalf of the staff and the owners of -- books and music, i both welcome you and thank you for supporting your own independent bookstore. we're honored to have mr. joseph weiland. to discuss his book. a graduate of the university of wyoming and the university of colorado, denver. joseph began his early stent in writing as a reporter and state editor for the casper, wyoming, star tribune. he spent the last 30 years as a reporter and editor for the denver and raleigh bureau of the associated press. mr. wieland and his wife pat now live in carrie, north carolina. in fall of 2003 he released his first book "jeffersons war, america's first war on terror" which the telegram wrote a bit of sturdy history that informs the reader about the dances of diplomacy and daily life. it was

mr. horn, just on that. how much additional square footage could you get on the third floor? >> i am sorry. you are leaning on the handicapped. thank you. >> i might want to defer to the sponsor. they have ran the numbers on the potential design alternatives. again, any additional building volume upfront would increase the variance request for the scone zoning administrator. there is potentially the residential design that did review the project submitted by the sponsor that showed the massing at the front with only the first 15 feet of the building being gabled roof, a higher elevation than what you have before you. this project is very visible on the shared southern property line. the department felt that interaction of only 15 feet of gabled roof and boxing out wasn't consistent with the rgg. this was conveyed to the sponsor they can talk about how the shaped roof limits the potential programming they want to get in terms of bedrooms from the fourth floor and putting on the front area. >> thank you. do you know would the tenant be eligible? did it have rights to move back here? where is

issue, they will just hear about the campus-like setting with three square meals, soccer fields, and say, that sounds great, let us go? mr. mcaleenan: in our experience, the main driver for immigration flows is the perception that they will be successful and be allowed to stay in the united states. if we have a process that got immigration result in a vast majority are being repatriated in a timely fashion, that is the message that people will see. 5000 to 7000 per person, and a dangerous hand in a journey, ultimate not successful in a matter of weeks and months, that will change the dynamic. that is what has happened every time we have been able to implement immigration consequences for people who do not have meritorious claims. >> do you expect to implement this rule before it is joined in the courts? mr. mcaleenan: obviously there will be litigation. they have all faced litigation, at least in my career. we do expect a dialogue in the courts, and in fact, this rule contemplates terminating the agreement, and there is a legal proceeding to do that coming out of the implementation. we do expect litigation, and we do hop

mr. rimski from supervisor brown's office. >> thanthank you so much. this project is squarely in the heart of district 5. supervisor brown asked me to come and speak with you. since being established it is where you walk your dog and play with your kids and hang out. several years ago, as you heard from sfmta the community asked for these improvements. over the last four years sfmta has done a robust engagement process. super visor brown is 100% supportive. they commend m.t.a. on the outreach. these comments take advantage of the light traffic on octavia to produce more pedestrian safety to get to zero vision goals. during the years of temporary closures. m.t.a. worked in hayes valley neighborhood and with other business owners to work through the project. it was page fully slow. it is what it is. we have a good project before us today. it will improve live ability of the neighborhood, less honking, more bicycling. it is needed with the space east of take trisha's green. it is going to be developed soon. it is a high priority of supervisor brown. she would like to see this within the next one to two year

. >> radio city hall last year, now madison square garden. he's mr.this. he always told us it was going to happen exactly how it's happened. i've never seen anything like it -- >> why does it have to end? we can't see the finale-finale till january? >> so it can begin again. "power book two" will start 48 hours after. you'll see tariq grow. different things happening. >> brace yourself. >> it's crazy. >> just take deep breaths. >> anybody coming in here -- anybody going to the premiere? >> can you give us tickets? >> it is sold out. >> that, we can't do. >> if anybody can make it happen, it's this -- >> no. >> don't put that kind of pressure on me. >> tell us one other thing. parents, what age did you start letting your kids watch is show? >> this is a big topic. my son is 12 years old. he's not allowed to watch "power." but i am debating if tonight i will make an exception just for him to experience madison square garden and the premiere. so shoutout to him because he's watching and might for the one time get to watch it. [ applause ] >> it's not the

mr. polk's war resulting in more than 500,000 square miles of new u. s. territory. right now on american history tv, author joseph whelen talks about his book invading mixico america's continental dream in the mexican war 1846-1848 in which he chronicles president james polk's desire to acquire california through war. this is 50 minutes. >> evening. on behalf of the staff and owners, i welcome you and thank you for supporting your independent bookstore. tonight we are honored to have mr. joseph whelen to discuss his new book invading

mr. sullivan have even got a restraining order to keep him away from several blocks in union square and the tenderloin. according to police he was recently arrested for violating that restraining order, but he was quickly released. >> i don't think that the criminal system does anything until somebody gets shot or severely beaten. >> reporter: the judge said even after she watched the video of the attack at that embarcadero condominium building, she still said she wasn't compelled to order jail time. she says that's just not the best way to deal with people with mental health issues. reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >>> police have released body cam video of a controversial former officer. the video came from an arrest officer jonathan silva made in april. i want to turn on a recording here. >> no. stop. >> hold on. i have t i have that option. hey! >> the suspect screams and struggles as silva tries to cuff him. at the start of the recording, the chief of police says officers are trained to de-escalate situations. he also notes silva's actions were found to be reasonable

square feet as we could. i will ask first, ms. gallo but maybe mr. watkins were others would,. are we being prevented from building units? the japanese have in forerunners and how to make it look comfortable in less square footage. is that even legal? >> it is actually legal. building codes are actually quite lenient as it relates to the size of a particular part eligible to be occupied. i will tell you the building codes require 70 square feet per person. 120 square feet for desperate person. so it can be small. that is one reason we see some cities promoting micro units. 325 square feet. i would caution though to make sure that whatever sized unit we are proposing, that it is appropriate for the people living there for long-term sustainability. if it is too small, they will start to accumulate things and it becomes dissatisfying, the size of the apartment. does rick wired thought but can be done. >> has anyone else had i know there are neighborhoods in this country where if you try and put more than four ounces on acre, they rise up. certainly, housing compliance,ds ada which

mr. polk's war resulted in more than 500,000 square miles of new u.s. territory. right now on american history tv author joseph wheelan talks about "invading mexico" america's continental dream and the mexican war" where he chronicles the desire to obtain california through war. >> good evening. on behalf of the staff and the owners of quail ridge books and music, i welcome you. tonight we are honored to have joseph wheelan to discuss his new book. a graduate of the university of wyoming and the university of colorado denver, he began his early stent in writing as a state editor of the casper wyomingr

a 20 square meter nets can yield as much as 200 liters of water a day. it makes watering the vegetable patch a fun job today. when mr goose could only mess i decided to stay. i had wanted to leave because my olive trees were all dried out then i saw the water and i changed my mind you mclaren. now can read that i was proud of his olive harvest given that no burger was not abuse of the 1st we're going to eat them ourselves when we have more we'll sell them i mean you know. it's poverty and the dream of having one's own plots of land that drive people to move into the does it. during the focus they'll have access to water but what happens in summer from december to march when there's almost no fog the satellite is a planning a reservoir for folk water so they won't have to buy so much. even if you're back in talking on color supporters plot. about chris and colleagues from the peruvians without water project checking the direction of the wind to ensure the nets are in the right position cruz has given lectures that you.

mr. weiss has put together a design that is over 1,000 square-foot per floor, and four floors. some of you were that were here five years ago, remember me getting up there and talking about that tower. it was right here on 29th street. let's not have another tower. this is exactly like that. secondly, what is with the light rails? it is clearly stated in the residential design guidelines to match the light rails. mr. weiss, as an architect, should know that. also, i don't know why he didn't get that memo that the standard is 15 feet, front setback. commissioner moore you brought this up at a couple of hearings here. pretty much any architect that visit the city of san francisco knows that is standard. 15-foot setback on the front. he is not doing us a favor. my ask is this? make this a little bit more reasonable, even at three stories, i don't think this really is going to be affordable. even if you add an adu, it is not going to be affordable. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is alexander moulder, i am the agent that found the current owner the home. wh

a 20 square meter nets can yield as much as 200 liters of water a day. it makes watering the vegetable patch a fun job today. when mr goose put up the mess i decided to stay. i had wanted to leave because my olive trees were all dried out then i saw the water and i changed my mind him again. now can read various proud of his olive harvest given that no burger was not abuse of the 1st we're going to eat them ourselves for when we have more we'll sell them i mean you know. it's poverty and the dream of having one's own plots of land that drive people to move into the does it. during the focus to have access to water but what happens in summer from december to march when there's almost no fall the settlers a planning a reservoir for folk water so they won't have to buy so much. that you can talk no one call us apart as plot. about chris and colleagues from the peruvians without water project checking the direction of the wind to ensure the nets are in the right position. cruz has given lectures at universities and won awards around the world for his pioneering work he's determined to help more poor communities in dry r

mr. comey again releasing potentially classified information out in a public square. but remember, the department of justice wouldn't prosecute clinton or anybody else. so the big key question, the seminal question for the department of justice, which is really a shift in the last 24 months, are they going to prosecute the mishandling of classified information or sealed documents? it looks like the answer is no, but what mr. comey has done in the department of justice is try to prosecute people like flynn and papadopoulos for lying to prosecutors. and mccabe, remember he's the number two person, acting fbi director at one point, for lying multiple times under oath to the apartment of justice officials. that seems to be something that they might prosecute, and so they're going to have to kind of separate out comey, separate out the deputy assistant director, a different person -- >> martha: my question is where is this -- if there's going to be a separate report on comey's activities, where is the motivation for that coming from? is that the attorney general saying to

a grew to be about 1700 square feet by the time the administration it was important for mrs. obama to honor thomas jefferson's agricultural legacy. plants that were grown at monticello during thomas jefferson's time. this is one of her favorite quotes by thomas jefferson that always graced the garden. this is a sign we kept in the jefferson beds the whole time. how did we decide what to grow? it was easy. what the first family ate. we would work with the white house chefs. we helped out the first lady's office to help make this happen and bishops would harvest throughout the year. -- and the chefs would harvest throughout the year. all kinds of things all through the fall we helped provide. for the first family's private meals, but these were tomatoes and radishes, it was a vegetable kebab at one of the congressional picnics. i think this was 2015. also the things they couldn't use some the white house chefs would process them for later use, and everything else was donated to a local soup kitchen. at the end of the summer, the first lady would have another gathering of school