susan: neal? neal: first of all, it is a joy to be here. i agree with you entirely, randy. i'm not sure i am going to be saying that all night, but bakke put the terms for affirmative action front and center. the debates we have had ever since are all microcosms are what we saw in the clips. susan: this is a 14th amendment case, which says, no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the united states, nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, and property, without due process of law or deny any person within their jurisdiction, equal protection of the laws. what aspect of bakke makes it a 14th amendment case? >> it is considered to be equal protection. the allegation made by bakke was that he was denied equal protection by the uc davis medical school, because he was excluded from uc davis medical school on account of his race. that made it an equal protection case under the cases that had come out to that point. susan: neal, we will listen to a clip. it is two justices in a narrow timeframe, justice

neal: let me start with your first question. was involved in that michigan case you were talking about. i thought your question was great. it summarized exactly the issue. in michigan and california state referendums that ban affirmative action in the university. gets came in and said, we have a concert -- the plaintiffs came in and said, we have a constitutional right. to a big believer in affirmative action -- i am a big believer in affirmative action, but i thought that was a ridiculous argument. once you have and affirmative action as an embedded right you can take away even when there is a need for it, any number of things can change. lititgated,as archibald cox said, i am not here to say affirmative action is constitutionally compelled. to say the university decides with its leadership to have affirmative action. than it is within their constitutional right to do so. but it is also within their constitutional right not to ha ve the program. randy: i don't have that much to add. susan: how about his second question? randy:

at this point, britt received information suggesting their comrade, neal roberts, the man thrown outf the helicopter was probably still aleve. the team faced the choice to wait for reinforcements and pretty much safety or to return return to the enemy stronghold the hope of saving neal's life. they were on an icy mountain and every soldier knows you don't want to fight uphill. they learned that at gettysburg, you don't fight uphill. hey would face freezeing temperatures in the history of the american military. this is the highest point where we ever fought. the odds were not good. they were not in their favor, but britt and his team didn't even hesitate for a moment. they made their decision, for them, it was an easy one. they went back to that mountain. when the helicopter reached the untain peek, they jumped out into machine gunfire like none of them ever seen before. britt and his teammate, sergeant john chapman charged uphill toward the enemy where john was shot after clearing a bunker. britt continued to engage the enemy, repeatedly exposing himself to horrendous fire. two of hi

neal smith.rter: george told detectives how he and shauna had befriended this neal smith. tried to help him get back on his feet. >> me and the wife kind of looked at him like our little charity case because he was a nice guy and was down on his luck. >> reporter: by now the detectives knew greyhound was an addict and a big drinker. so they asked george. >> was he a drug user? >> nothing. >> okay. alcohol? >> yes. he would drink alcohol, but not a lot. just a beer or two. >> just a beer or two every now and then? >> yeah. >> reporter: that raised the antenna a bit. in his interview with detectives, greyhound said he and george were great friends, worked out together, drank together a lot. but then, listen to this. as george kept talking, the man he said he knew as neal became noel. >> she said, "can noel help us out with this?" if it was something i wasn't good at, well, maybe noel is good at it because noel seemed to be good at everything i wasn't good at. >> reporter: remember, george said he'd

very sad even in a country that does not have this kind of a crash it's very very repeatedly really neal and obviously it's early stages i know in the investigation has there been any suggestion been the cause of this accident. where people least one i wouldn't miss that has said that the plane he saw the plane take off then the plane appeared to stop and in midair and simply fell down head on and as it was taking off between of the terminal one of have an iced earth port which is local flight lights and the town of santiago the last big us in the very proximity there by the way falling over an empty field of farming land no houses which was at least. a plus in that very terrible event you know we've seen some pictures of the aftermath and the black cloud of smoke amazing from the way you described it to think that anybody might have survived this. tragedy from your experience as a journalist based out there than any other kind of incidents similar to this tragedy in the past. yes we've had several of these events the last in twenty fourteen and they've been they've all been pretty bad t

at this point britt received information suggesting their comrade, neal roberts, the man thrown out ofpter, was probably still alive. the team faced a choice, to wait for reinforcements and pretty much safety or to return immediately to the enemy stronghold in the hope of saving neal's life. they would be outmanned, outgunned and fighting uphill on a steep, icy mountain and every soldier knows you don't want to fight uphill. they learned that at gettysburg. you don't fight uphill. but they would face freezing temperatures and bitter winds at the highest altitude of battle in the history of the american military. this was the highest point where we ever fought. the odds were not good. they were not in their favor, but britt and hayis team didn't even hesitate for a moment. they made their decision. for them it was an easy one. they went back to that mountain. when their helicopter reached the mountain peak, they jumped out into a furious onslaught of machine gunfire like none of them had ever seen before. britt and his teammate, sergeant john chappin charged uphill toward the enemy wher

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tactical sergeant philip stebac and neal roberts who met a horrible death, for whom these events are known -- it's called the battle of roberts ridge. incredible event. to the gold star family members of those heroes who are here today, please stand up. please, stand up. >> it is an honor to have you accept or nation's pro found sorrow and a deep love and everlasting gratitude. these are incredible, incredible men. and you could be proud that they were in your family and they are looking down right now and they are very, very proud of you. thank you very much. thank you for being here. thank you. to brit and to all of the men of roberts ridge, you waged a fierce fight against the enemies. and these really have become the enemies of america and the enemies of all civilization. through your actions you demonstrated that there is no love more pure, and no courage more great than the love and courage that burns in the hearts of american patriots. we are free because warriors like you are willing to give their sweat, their blood, and if they have to, their lives for our great nation. brit

. >> neal alexander king. >> reporter: he did it. neal king is now a college graduate. a hard-earned degree that just a few years ago seemed impossible. did you think this was something you could accomplish? >> definitely not. really, just kind of making it to the next day was something that, you know, felt like an accomplishment. >> reporter: using drugs since age 14, king was addicted to heroin. >> i lived to use and used to live. >> reporter: he hit bottom after high school and four months into recovery discovered a way to go to college and stay sober. >> we say nobody should have to choose between recovery and a college education. >> reporter: he found step up in minneapolis. a residential recovery program for students with addiction. what type of changes do you see in these students from when they walk in the door to out? >> reporter: engaging in college life substance free and dorms with access to counselors and peers fighting the same battle. >> i try to think of us as a family here because i need that help from everybody. >> reporter: last year, 5.3 million youn

james neal rebound. alex tuch, hand/eye coordination to tap past martin jones. sharks wake up on kevin labanc goal. final 5-3 vegas. 3-2 series lead. game six is sunday back in the tank. >> we thought we had a chance for sure. were we playing good enough? not at the moment but got better at the end. that needs to continue now. doesn't matter what we felt. >> it's must-win game six. >>> baseball, giants starting ten-game roady in atlanta. gregor blanco, two-run triple. score six times in the inning. brandon crawford. hit a home run and giants win 9-4. evan longoria also homered in the game. a's and orioles, fuoosball in te tree house. khris davis, next batter, matt olson, high, deep, aloha. guy in orange made the catch out there. a's win by 6-4. abc7 sports by river rock casino. going to be fun on sunday, warriors game 12:30 on abc7, see how they respond after getting punched in the mouth and sharks must-win also sunday in the tank or season is over. >> after theb&p

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tina neal, usgs: "there's nothing to say that it can't develop some additional pressure and push beyondni estates to the east part of the island." i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (j.r.)an elderly woman in the peninsula was hit and killed while crossing the street on cinco de mayo.as kron 4's ali reid reports, the pedestrian was only a few feet from her home when tragedy struck. there was a big scare at the stevenson house senior community saturday evening ... when residents heard sirens outside.i heard them stop here and i said oh no, because you wonder who it is they're coming after.emergency services were there for one of the tenants who was in her 80's. the reason was the last thing on her neighbors' minds. police say after visiting friends on cinco de mayo, the senior citizen was dropped off. while crossing east charleston road to get home, an oncoming vehicle hit and killed her.she tried to walk diagonally across the street right here about 8:30.before getting to the curb, tragedy struck.it is very sadi think either she didn't see the car, or the car didn't see hershe was struck by t

john neale the point that at least in the industry could sort of fixes itself whereas now it is in theans. no wonder they are worried because a lot of parts go backwards and forwards. all different bits. they are not all made here, even a component is made in one place. to the sunday telegraph, or to the sunday telegraph, or to the sunday telegraph even, go plans new wave of national parks. —— michael gove. claire? i couldn't read the font it was so claire? i couldn't read the font it was so small. my eyesight! nothing to do with age! he is talking about existing national parks, extending them and creating new ones. he has been terribly good at putting out these incredibly positive stories, hasn't he? plastic straws and cotton buds. it tends to be seen as a political bathwater at times but he has harvested and is trading up is really good pr, this will be a green brexit we are told that he is extending national parks, creating new ones and generally making sure we are safeguarding the green spaces. they are particularly calling for chilterns in south devon areas, outstanding national b

and actually going full how much neal. it would. be going to the bulk of the you for them a lot of good to you because you see this if you don't know what a condition which. was you know what. was. and even happened until it's when you fall when you don't have a. set up a away it's ready and if. when and then it is your last in that it's an idiot she has yes. no no good news. you know i want to push you and it's a false. reason he likes to get up and says i'm from t.v. to do this but back to the computer. the key moment. should be to plow through this well. we're ready. to go. through this is. the one. thing. that i have a lot of. as it was the. security guys who were my side of who was the result of our. a lot of lives in the can in the concert but headed in the example you could visit it would elicit but how would the thought of the sin still. to fit with that of so but i'm elicit endo but i'm to do with. a little. bit of that's going on but i think it. might not let. her answer. to take. before selectively look at. what the said

james neal rebound. alex tuch, hand/eye coordination to tap past martin jones.ke up on kevin labanc goal. final 5-3 vegas. 3-2 series lead. game six is sunday back in the tank. >> we thought we had a chance for sure. were we playing good enough? not at the moment but got better at the end. that needs to continue now. doesn't matter what we felt. >> it's must-win game six. >>> baseball, giants starting ten-game roady in atlanta. gregor blanco, two-run triple. score six times in the inning. brandon crawford. hit a home run and giants win 9-4. evan longoria also homered in the game. a's and orioles, fuse fuse fusee tree house. khris davis, next batter, matt olson, high, deep, aloha. guy in orange made the catch out there. a's win by 6-4. abc7 sports by river rock casino. going to be fun on sunday, warriors game 12:30 on abc7, see how they respond after getting punched in the mouth and sharks must-win also sunday in the tank or season is ♪ whatever it is that floats your boat... ...or tickles your tastebuds... ♪ ...or brightens your day... ♪ ...even if you've never

javon neal was already in custody when investigators linked him to the crimes.4- thousand dollars worth of electronics within two months. neal faces multiple charges and is being held on a 105-thousand dollar bail. ( james ) a husband and wife are found shot to death in their walnut creek home. police say it appears to be a murder-suicide. they say the husband, 66-year-old richard huber junor, killed his wife, sarah huber, before turning the gun on himself. police found the bodies on tuesday... after doing a welfare check. ( darya ) in the south bay... san jose police need help solving a double homicide that happened in the foothills. we first brought you this story yesterday morning as breaking news. the murder of a man and woman happened just after 10 wednesday night on sierra road. a neighbor says he heard a car speeding away at the time. san jose police say that any tip... no matter how small... could be what they need to break this case. ( darya ) happening today... oakland mayor libby schaaf is in washington d-c this morning where new affordable housing de

joining me now, georgetown law professor, neal katyal. the legal significance of the president putting this in writing and the referral by oge. >> they're both huge. this is a big deal. and you know, it's not just that the president has finally come clean on what happened with stormy daniels, it's also that there is this almost a criminal referral which is an extraordinary thing. our government's top ethics officer sent this financial disclosure report that president trump signed today and sent it to rod rosenstein and said hey, that may be relevant in the criminal investigation you've got ongoing. that's an extraordinary thing. this is ans a' political office, the same office that president trump last year tried to file his disclosure form without signing it for the first time in history kind of like filing your tax returns without signing them. the government ethics office balked at that last year and this year taken an extraordinary step. >> i want to zero in that you mentioned which people may have forgotten. he tried to file it and n

james neal raikes free and he gives them an early 1-0 lead. and we pick it up 1-1.hat was the power play. he has his 13th postseason goal. that put them up for good and the series is going back to the nation's capital. >>> we have arrived at that time and eight we must check this out. the story of the use. it flew down from canada. it was in detroit. we have borne him in a little bit later. >>> it seems like every night we have one of these fans who act like getting a baseball is one of the most important things in the world. there he goes. he takes it. we will go back to the goose. the goose is not used to flying around the ballpark. but we do have a happy ending.>>> he almost hit his helmet. we are happy to say that nothing happen. and we are happier to report that the goose is fine and that woman escorted the goose out of the ballpark. all is well. that was i mean collision. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. goodnight. only marshall tuck will change that. year after year, policians fail to improve public schools. tuck turned around failing schools, raising gr

they get bailed out not the creditors but because of the fascism the neo fascism the listed lead like neal fascism between the bankers on wall street and the federal government fused together in a corporate product daisy chain of incest and by all financial shenanigans the creditors were bailed out and the water they do with all the money they inflated the bubble even higher so now i've got s. and p. hitting the all time highs but the more reality and the ethics of the country and the wealth and income gap have nosedive. and we're back with governor and governor so there are some serious steps towards nuclear issue going on in your neighboring north korea i wonder what you think about that because it has announced a suspension of nuclear missile ballistic testing shutting down a nuclear test site. this is widely seen as a positive step towards nuclear zation do you think kim jong un is actually not going to make any nuclear tests and what. in conclusion yes we have to see. we have to see their actions. you know being. the tree so many times. through the past negotiations. so what's importa

in from around the world this hour welcome to moscow and to our two international my names you know neal good to have your company our top story german police have carried out a major raid on a migrant center in the south of the country after scores of asylum seekers forcibly prevented the deportation of a two goalies man on monday the group reportedly attacked officers on their vehicles before helping the individual escape peter all over as more. but if we start on monday with the incident and kick this all off it started when police in the southwestern german town of end of. gartin but important book arrived at this refugee center with the intention of taking away a twenty three year old man from originally from tonga for togo a big part of who is about to be deported now as they arrive to do that crowds of people start arriving saying he should be set free those crowds got bigger and bigger we're hearing one hundred fifty plus refugees surrounding the police in their car that was there we hear from the police that this was a particularly aggressive crowd that threats were being shoute

. >> go neal. >> good on you my friend. even the folks at fox are at a breaking point.pelling a record that increases a likelihood that fewer believe him during a genuine crises. he should worry that americans will stop believing anything he says. the panel still here. mara. >> listen, all jokes aside, some of us never thought we'd see this day, this is really important. i think we've gotten to a really scary point where americans believer news based on the source, where it's coming from. and the politics are so bitter and tribal that there are a lot of people who watch fox or read "the wall street journal" alone. for them to see and read that is extremely important. we're at a point where those organizations need to define themselves as the media institutions that they are, right, particularly fox news and not as a propaganda. this is encouraging. i think it does feel in the past several weeks like we've hit -- something has changed, right, and i think we're seeing that in the behavior. >> it's so important -- i completely agree with you. what's remarkable to me rev is

international my names you know neal good to have your company or top story and we begin with out breaking news from dallas where health officials there say thirty seven people have been killed by israeli defense forces while rolling along the border the youngest was reportedly fourteen protests erupted across the arctic when it was over the united states in the city. its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem which is right now officially opening you're looking at live pictures within. its own fools in the audience right there are donald trump's daughter a fine care her husband. both are white house aides there they are right now as well as treasury secretary steven can. a lot of tweeting about this from his really official saying what a great day for israel but of course there's been a lot of opposition to this move from the global community not to mention the palestinians who have been in force all day. but we have got reporters covering developments across the region first we can go to our tease middle east correspondent paul this leader who's our it side that's building the new u.s. embas

james neal, the nights have only lost one playoff game. scored first. they felt very confident. the washington capitals have never won the stanley cup finals. rallied for three consecutive goals after the top scorer in the playoffs was knocked out of the game. when 3-2. tied up at 1-1. the only -- it's only the fourth playoff loss for vegas. san jose sharks. >> two really good hockey teams. >>> time is 4:52. a very disturbing trend that's connected to a certain swiss chocolate bar. we will tell you what some women in england are doing to get that triangle look when it comes to their bodies. my name is tony thurmond. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public schools. and invest in the teachers dreamers. modernize our curriculum and empower educators to teach beyond the test because creativity and critical thinking are as important as facts and figures. i'm tony thurmond the work starts now. state superintendent. >>> welcome back to fox 2 -- mornings on 2. voters in santa clara county will de

hi there neal well first of all nobody knew about this before an evening announcement by vladimir putin's spokesman so in the last six months the leaders of russia and syria met three times twice here and tsotsi and once in syria and in all cases nobody doubts that the while the who was happening in advance now this time they were talking about fighting terrorism and also for their political steps to end the syrian civil war most notably vladimir putin said that soon he is expecting syria to be completely free of all foreign armed forces now that is quite a statement and it will be worth for us journalists to ask the russian president what exactly he meant by that whenever we get a chance now here is another highlight as you mentioned the syrian president bashar assad said that he will send a delegation to the u.n. to become a part of the so-called constitutional committee and geneva it was at the syrian national dialogue congress here in saatchi that the delegates a few months ago first came up with the idea to create this new u.n. mechanism the constitutional committee was meant to get

international my names you know neal good to have your company this monday marks the deadliest day in the israel palestine conflict since twenty fourteen. health ministry say forty one people being killed and over seven hundred injured by israeli soldiers protesting close to the border it comes as celebrations are being held in jerusalem over the opening of the united states embassy there it's been moved from tel aviv the controversial relocation has triggered major demonstrations right across the occupied palestinian territories. well just some details about what is coming in medics in gaza say of the forty one people killed by israeli snipers five were children a small girl is reportedly among the dead officials in the occupied strip issued a statement to the international community calling for the world to put an end to what they are calling quote a bloody massacre gaza journalist concludes ari has the latest for us on the escalating turmoil. hundreds of thousands of palestinian protesters are still here and palestinians are still protesting for the philippines of may and tomorrow

you never want to give up a goal in the final seconds of a period james neal with a wrist shot...e first everything went down hill from there midway through the second... erik haula from a tough angle makes it 3-nothing golden knights jones... allows 4 goals and saves 27 shots sharks coach, peter deboer said before the game never count us out in the third... mikkel boedker cuts the knights lead by one san jose scores 3 goals in a span of 6 minutes sharks fall short... jonathan marchessault slaps an empty netter with one minute left golden knights win 5-3 sharks will try to force a game 7 on sunday night the warriors looking to take a 3-0 lead in a playoff series for the sixth straight time against the pelicans the last lost a game three was in the 2016 finals lebron james and the cavs let's head to the big easy---to the big easy-- steph curry making his first playoff start this season the two-time m-v-p came off the bench in game two... and dropped 28 points in his return. playoff basketball at its best... things got physical early... about a minute into the game... nikola mirotic

get bailed out not the creditors but because of the fascism the neo fascism then listed leni like neal fascism between the bankers on wall street and the federal government cheese together a corporate product daisy chain of incest and by all financial shenanigans the creditors were bailed out and the what are they do with all that bailed out money they inflated the bubble even higher so now i've got s. and p. having an all time highs but the more ality and the ethics of the country and the wealth and income gap and nosedive. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies who he appeared to me to be about this is the simple song alone even some company guess will else with a billion vines private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us the robo. alexis you guys forgot to let you buy them the going to go use my been this is a man. because. of what you've done for the live brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's called school for much more the water it's about to hur

neal katyal. >>> original igs let me scholar, watch landmark cases tonight on c-sp c-span, and join the conversation. our #landmarkcases. @c-span.org/landmark cases. >>> as the house gets redsy to debate the farm bill, catherine is a reporter for food anding a reporter for food and pro. what are the key details of the farm bill and how long is this authorizization for federal farm program funding? >> so the bulk of this sweeping legislation is guy geared toware supplement agricultural farm bill. so the chairman mike conaway has proposed imposing strict work requirements of over 5 million people who are able-bodied people who participate in the work program. and the other 80% are commodity insurance for farmers and their premiums are subsidized and that's where the government comes in and that pays out when there's a disaster like a natural disaster or the wildfire that we saw last year. of course there's also information implementing land conservation practices. >> and you mentioned snap of course, the food stamps program and the fact that the farm bill usually gets quite a bit of bipar

it is a deal more decoy neal probably i. have made it. to a video with him in the new bill is that spilling you know. as a failed unmasked as the color revolutions can be an attentive viewer can see subtle patterns and similarities revealing their true nature. to make crowds act as one of beauty and group they have to be united at the unconscious level the masterminds of color revolutions know this well and have perfected the art. symbolism is one of the most powerful tools to achieve this end revolutionary political organizations with surprisingly similar names and even more similar logos have appeared time and again almost as omens marking the countries that would be hit by the colored plague next. they're often described as being aware and active. when they're actually trained and radical they are the ones who take the first shot literal and metaphorical to transform the peaceful protests into full blown couetise. their fingerprints can be found everywhere on the map of the color revolutions. using all the experience of past generation

with all the latest world headlines you know neal. with the top of the out. of a full blooded. murder. was. there on the back. for. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president injured. or some one of the brits would . have to be right to be for us that's what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of. this city. the politics in washington up and driven by the fossil fuel energy lobbyist they could of gone into renewable ten twenty years earlier and those jobs would be in place generating good paying jobs in america and be part of a growing world beating industry because they kowtow to those lobbyist they got stuck in the coal business which a goblin or a by the gas business which is a trillion dodgy and for a lot of reasons and now it's going to be obliterated by the chinese led revolution in song. separated by three thousand miles when we think of hollywood we don't necessarily associate it with washington politics but art by its very nature imitates and r

from right around the world this hour welcome to moscow and to our to international my names you know neal good to have your company our top story the leaders of north korea have met in the demote between the two countries these are the latest pictures we've just been receiving from there it has been reported that the i come of today's meeting will be announced on sunday it is the second interview korean summit in as many months now of course it comes amid uncertainty over a u.s. north korea peace summit that could be held in june in singapore donald trump said it may be back on track once again after a lot of topsy turvy. well you would have. wanted . to because you would think everybody you know that you know that better than anybody. well our turnaround of sorts comes after north korea issued a statement reiterating its willingness to sit down for talks donald trump cancel the meeting when p.r. described the u.s. vice president as a political dummy mike pence had earlier threaten north korea with the fate of libya if the talks failed sadly based on the tremendous anger and open hostilit

from right around the world this hour welcome to moscow and to our to international my names you know neal our top story is really prime minister binyamin netanyahu appears to be on an offensive to convince donald trump to scrap the current nuclear deal with iran after he claimed using a power point presentation. over its program netanyahu his bid to persuade the world comes just days before america's president looks set to walk away from the. they're trying to bamboozle the entire world and birdland that president trump has . enough of that we're not going to be hoodwinked we're not going to be taken for a ride we're going to have to do a serious serious change or to make sure that iran does not have nuclear weapons that means this deal was a terrible deal why give this speech in english and do it in such a big way well because i wanted the world to hear all of it while bibi may claim he's trying to convince the world that we lease and true the only person he needs to convince ease trump and given trump spots rhetoric that may not be so difficult to do donald trump made it clear he didn't

we're losing too neal and. that's what we learned or did you feel before the tournament did you feel in the friendly matches was it all preparation to win the tournament we were we were in good we were in good we didn't play well just before the world cup didn't have the feeling that we could goof that far. down and already have done it on was in the time. averaged ninety seven ninety six of world european championship and remember if you see all the games which we had a ninety eight he got suspended. after the second game came back for the the quarter final against italy two very good games for the quarter and the semi is. done in the final what was your individual emotion about getting that final call that principle to supply federation francis for you all included congratulations you included in the final twenty three players to represent france at world war i know i i looked on we keep caps you. know important it is and i'll probably haul you know when you know you you read your name and just before the wor

it's friday in santiago neal to pack and diana ross is getting ready to go for a drink with her friends. both people born with male bodies but here. at home they often take on traditional female roles but they're not viewed as women either share often confused as transgender but their identity is unique to the region and cities to be more in other communities move said to be less accepted and more discriminated against and it's said that this region is the new shed paradise when it really isn't there's a lot of discrimination and violence it's still necessary to work hard to change the way people treat us. as friends for. an inseparable part of this appetite culture life here revolves around family social events and keeping the men company despite their long history mexican law doesn't yet recognize them. in society generally except the new chef say there's still much progress to be made . from a very early age we identify with our feminine side we dress up as women at ten twelve thirteen years of age but we can no longer access secondary school dressed as women so we leave school and d

neal hello while i spent an hour and a half got scammed john policy and can yank with my camera without being told what to do so what more can i add it was a really long story a true thriller of how we ended up there i'm going to tell you the whole thing it is unbelievable first of the russian foreign ministry officials were telling us that the top meeting as they were calling it was likely to happen but we were told first sure that nobody will be invited to see the actual talks between mr kim and mr allow for all of those then the actual summit was confirmed but again no journalist so we're going to be allowed there but then suddenly at the last moment we got a tip from these foreign ministry officials that i can take my camera and come it was a long journey we're following a black mercedes along the streets of being and then we realized that we ended up in a completely deserted area where there were no cars on the streets or people and then i saw this big palace we have loads of exclusive pictures for you that we'll be showing you later on we seemed to get into the palace through some

good to have your company my names you know neal our top story the international chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. has published a statement clarifying comments from its own director general who claimed that up to one hundred grams of nerve agent were used to poison surrogate scripts in march for research activities or protection you would need for instance five to ten grams or so but even in seoul is free it looks like they may have used more than that without knowing the exact quantity i'm told it may be fifty one hundred grams or so which goes beyond research activities for protection the o.p.c. w. would not be able to estimate or determine the amount of the nerve agent that was used in seoul's bree on the fourth of march twenty eighth the quantity should probably be characterized in milligrams. well let's go live now to london to see a churkin who has been following developments throughout the day first nastia hello to you what do we know here bring us up to date on what's coming out. well you know it's quite curious with this story that's now been unraveling since march fourth w

this is our to international coming live from moscow every hour of the day my names you know neal good to have your company for breaking news the days of uncertainty double come tilt his upcoming meeting with north korea's kim jong un scheduled for june in singapore let's get the details and go live to our washington correspondent seamer account hi there why has he finally or why has he said he's finally decided to pull out of this summit. well let's start from the beginning in the letter addressed to kim from the white house a trump said it would be inappropriate to hold the meeting at this time but it's important to note that this happened just a few hours after north korea destroyed its nuclear testing site but there's been talk of this meeting for months now sort meeting took place between north and south korea just last month which seemed like an indication that things were going well and then military drills between the u.s. and the south being held on north korea's doorstep irked north korea even further and then north korea said that they would not a beg for dialogue and the vi

wolfe coined neal ligers is that coined the times we live in and the new journalism of that coined theporaries was thrilling to many. tom wolfe, who died at the age of 88. two new pages from anne frank's diary have been published containing a handful of dirtyjokes and her thoughts on sex. they had been covered with gummed brown paper, apparently to hide her writing from her family. the teenage girl spent more than two years in hiding before being caught by the nazis. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. it's a story that is the milera to so it's a story that is the milera to so many. for more than two years during the second world war a jewish family hid inside this cramped attic in amsterdam —— that is familiar. desperate to avoid detection and arrest by the nazis. among them, and frank. perhaps the single most well—known victim of the holocaust. her diary of that time was published after the war and has been read around the world. but now the contents around the world. but now the co nte nts of around the world. but now the contents of two new pages have been revealed for the first time. c

international from the team and myself you know neal welcome to the program our top story tens of thousands of mourners have turned in gaza for the funerals of the protesters killed by israeli soldiers on monday at least sixty people lost their lives in what's become the deadliest day in the israeli palestinian conflict since twenty fourteen more than twenty seven hundred others were injured many with live ammunition the violence came as the u.s. controversially opened its new embassy in nearby jerusalem. there was water glorious remember this moment was. this is this true. no no no it was whatever the word we extend a hand in friendship to israel the palestinians and to all of their neighbors may there be peace. in the world we pray for the peace of jerusalem. i was wrong. i'm human vessel in the way ever since the day phase ended our lives have you know what i think to protest against these may be soldiers who are just a short distance behind me as you can see they've kind of demarcated this area by burning tires and from kid they're hurling rocks and stones at the soldiers who are just a

get bailed out not the creditors but because of the fascism the niel fascism the listed leni like neal fascism between the bankers on wall street and the federal government fused together a. product daisy chain of incest and by all financial shenanigans the creditors were bailed out and the what do they do with all the money they inflated the bubble even higher so now i've got s. and p. hitting the all time highs but the more ality and the ethics of the country and the wealth and income gap have nosedive. twenty eighteen coverage we've signed one of the greatest good people. but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you on the us he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure you have to be the center of the beach but how would you . grade the grid if you are the rock at the back nobody gets busted we need you to get the ball going let's go. a low. and i'm really happy for a draw and for that the. well the infield world cup in russia meet the special one i was also appreciate me to say the radio p.r.t. teams latest edition make up a bigger

they get bailed out not the creditors but because of the fascism the neo fascism the list illini like neal fascism between the bankers on wall street and the federal government fused together a corporate product daisy chain of incest and by all financial shenanigans the creditors were bailed out and the water they do with all the bailed out money they inflated the bubble even higher so now i've got s. and p. hitting the all time highs but the more ality and the ethics of the country and the wealth and income gap i've nosedive. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you were a south in taking your last bank turn. your attitude up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry for the economic so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feeling started to change you talked about war like it was a cave still some are fond of you those that didn't like. to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same

international this hour my name's you know neal good to have your company in our top story the international chemical weapons watchdog which is currently investigating the poisoning of surrogate script his daughter in england is backing away from claims made by its own boss the o.p.c. w. director general had suggested that up to half a cups worth of the nerve agent novacek was used in the attack on the former spy now that's a dose large enough to kill tens of thousands of people picking up the story elaborating a little more out because they have not usually what happens with ministries. get revealed crimes the soul of perpetrators are identified in the script allah case what's interesting is we seem to be going in reverse. for research activities or protection you would need for instance five to ten grams of but even in souls three it looks like they may have used more than without knowing the exact quantity i'm told it may be fifty one hundred grams or so which goes beyond research activities for protection it also stretches the realms of reality here's some perspective one drop of a new r

you know neal i think the problem is that the clintons for the longest period in america that is the power couple. have managed everything very very carefully very very sculpted i think one of the things that a lot of people who live overseas outside of the state realize because we get a certain perspective we get a certain view of hillary and the clintons and the democrats generally is that she is phenomenally viscerally primarily on popular in america bernie sanders i think garnered something like more than. more of the youth vote then clinton and trump put together though trump got more useful. than hillary i think. started very very well they've both fallen away from politics or hillary does not acknowledge that she was the weakest part of the democratic campaign even through the election cycle during the debates in the caucuses she did appallingly she polled poorly people do not like her and one of the things we see is hillary has a weird glint in her eye she does these crazy outbursts i think we sort when she was in congo in two thousand and nine when somebody asked her about h

from right around the world this hour welcome to moscow and to our team international i mean to know neal good to have your company our top story the czech republic's president house aide a small amount of the nerve agent nava chill was produced and stored in his country in recent years before being destroyed moscow say it's now waiting for the international community's reaction to the revelation claiming it undermines the u.k.'s case that russia or gets traded the poisoning of surrogate. back in march there. was produced and tested in the czech republic it was a small quantity though we know when we know where it was done it would be hypocritical to pretend that such a thing never happened but. let's go live now to london to see a true canal who has got more details for us say good afternoon to what extent does this cast died on the claims russia must have been behind the poisoning and what a small school actually now is saying. well union. hall saga with these latest revelations certainty takes a new turn with the czech president saying that his country had produced stored and later des

you know neal earlier got small details on reaction from correspondent within a culture over the security service a few crane has a raid at several offices a full four imported no fresh news agency to raid started tuesday morning and lasted for eight hours not only the had office of this agency was raided but also other locations including the apartments so journalists working for the agency documents means of communications were confiscated during these raids and some of them lasted for several hours playing much in the house the reaction to this of course the russian foreign ministry immediately condemn to this a crackdown on during the list but we are outraged by the huge violation of russian journalist rights and once again calling ukraine to stop illegal abuses against journalists under the farfetched pretext of an anti propaganda fight not only russia immediately condemn to these particular searches but also other international organizations as well criticized this particular incident in ukraine representative on freedom of the media raised concern over this raid his concern was als