scoop hamilton sixty eight and bill kristol by the way is the co-founder of policy for the new american century which he presented to bill clinton's last year in office he tried to get bill clinton to invade iraq and part of it well they lay it out in their own words go read it you can download it just go to google policy for a new american century and look at their report that they put out rumsfeld cheney bill kristol and they said part of the reason why they needed they said to invade iraq was to control the oil reserves so that tiny didn't get them so it's quite ironic that china is putting all of this this whole oil and carbon based industry out of business by just driving down the cost of solar wind and other renewable energy technologies so bill kristol is so wrong about the project for a new american century and how the energy industry would develop over the following fifty years yes and completely missed the fact that renewables and solar energy costs would plummet down the a some part of curve toward zero the same thing you see in the microchip industry in the band with industry in the

scoop hamilton sixty eight and bill kristol by the way is the co-founder of policy for the new american centurywhich he presented to bill clinton's last year in office he tried to get bill clinton to invade iraq and part of it well they lay it out in their own words go read it you can download it just go to google policy for a new american century and look at their report that they put out rumsfeld cheney bill kristol and they said part of the reason why they needed they said to invade iraq was to control the oil reserves so that china didn't get them so it's quite ironic that china is putting all of this this whole oil and carbon base industry out of business by just driving down the cost of solar wind and other renewable energy technology so bill kristol is so wrong about the project for a new american century and how the energy industry would develop over the following fifty years yes and completely missed the fact that renewables and solar energy costs would plummet down the a some part of curve toward zero the same thing you see in the microchip industry in the bandwidth industry in the te

new electricity of our digital economy. just like electricity, we cannot escape data. online platforms present users with a false choice, because using the internet is no longer a choice. americans cannot opt out of the 21st century. all revolutions throughout -- require new power structures. american revolution required that citizens are protected from the government. the industrial revolution required protections for workers against conditions in the workplace and environment. so, too, with the digital revolution must be relies that there is a new game being played and that the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness we need to be defended from those who might undermine them using new technologies, whether they are corporations, whether they are nations, or nonstate actors. i have come here today voluntarily as a witness and as a whistleblower. i have already reported these matters to the 30's and it should be made clear i'm not a targeted part of the investigation. i was a director of research at cambridge analytica from mid-2013 to late 2014. fcl group was a british military contractor specially -- cambridge analytica was created to allow fcl to work in the u.s. cambridge analytica does not have

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century right to access the internet. it is as simple as that. if that sounds like common sense you are not alone. according to a new poll 86% of americans o support net neutraly this isn't a partisan issue. 82% of republicans support net neutrality. every day we are told that this divided than ever and our differences outnumber our similarities. the american people agree on net neutrality. they agree that the internet is for everyone. they agree that we cannot afford to blindly trust a few internet service p providers at&t comcast verizon to put consumers first. and yet once again the trump administration has neglected the will of everyday americans and given a gift to the rich and the powerful. in december the trump federal communications commission eliminated the very rules that prevent our internet service provider from indiscriminately charging more for internet fast lanes, slowing down web sites, blocking web sites and making it harder and maybe even impossible for entrepreneurs, job creators and small businesses the lifeline of the american economy to connect to the internet. the trump federal communications this picked the winner

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you're watching news still to come he was an american boxing icon with a century ago until you're going to jail and now jack johnson has been posthumously pardoned by u.s. president trump. but first g.d.p. our if you don't know if you're here in europe you will as of today you have more on a europe's new data protection law that's right as of today many europeans actually feel they're getting their lives back and at least the digital part of it the e.u. has recognized that personal data is private and belongs to the individual so as of today every e.u. citizen can demand that companies like facebook google or amazon tell us what kind of personal data they hold what they do with it and have it corrected or even deleted whether you use the internet to search for information connect with friends or simply to do your shopping going online means sharing personal information but in many cases it's unclear exactly what happens to that data who has access to it what can companies do with it the new e.u. legislation aims to address some of these issues. under the new rules companies will only be

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my first guest starred in "20th century women," "the kids are all right," and "american beauty." her newm is "the seagull." >> which of us looks younger? well? which of us looks younger? >> you do, of course. ah! there, you see? and why? because i work. i'm constantly doing something. i experience life. you just sit still in one place, not really living. yes. and i have a rule -- i never think about the future. i never think about old age or death. what will come in life will come. >> stephen: please welcome annette bening! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hello. hi. >> stephen: hey. thanks for being here. >> i'm so excited. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: well, i'm a long-time fan. >> thank you. >> stephen: we've spoken once or twice over the phone over the years, but i'm a huge fan of your work in the drifters, "american beauty," "the kids are all right," "20th century women," and "the president" with michael douglas. can't you and michael douglas just be the president and first lady? ( cheers and applause ) it's just president porn at this point, and that's say

engrossing ceremony, two and a half centuries after the americans ditched the british, the crown still has the ability to entrance and surprised. james cook, bbc newsp of canterbury, justin welby, led today's service while american bishop michael curry gave an impassioned wedding address on the meaning of love. earlier they spoke about today's service. two people in love and communicating with each other, sometimes with words and without. you could see that. if you can visually see a relationship, we saw that. and it was contagious in the room. you could feel it in the church. and people were happy. they were happy and joyful. and thankful. you know what? we need some joy in this world. we do! someone said to me afterwards, at the reception, they said, that was so stunning. i want to go and do the vows again, me and my husband. they were so captivated by that sense of love and of love with a purpose, notjust selfish love, not sentimental stuff but love with a purpose, to change the world. you could tell from the reaction of the crowd, that wonderful moment when they exchanged the vows and that was unscripted. you heard this roar from outside. what

engrossing ceremony, two and a half centuries after the americans ditched the british, the crown still has the ability to entrance and surprised. james cook, bbc newsterbury justin welby led today's service while american bishop, michael curry gave an impassioned wedding address on the meaning of love. earlier they spoke about today's service. to people in love and communicating with each other, sometimes with words and without. you could see that. if you can visually see a relationship, we saw that. and it was contagious in the room. you could feel it in the church. and people were happy. they were happy and joyful. and thankful. you know what? we need somejoy in and joyful. and thankful. you know what? we need some joy in this world. we do! someone said to me afterwards, at the reception, they said, that was so stunning. i want to go and do the vows again, me and my husband. they were so captivated by that sense of love and of love with a purpose, butjust selfish love, not sentimental stuff but love with a purpose, to change the world. you could tell from the reaction of the crowd, that wonderful moment when they exchanged the violence and that w

new world. >> i got such chills watching that speech. an african-american preacher in front of centuriesrchy quoting dr. king. unbelievable. >> everything he said, you kind of stopped in your tracks and really listened. >> then he stopped and said, we have to get y'all married, i know i'm going long. this is what we do in america. >>> our first low to the hours the human race lost this week debating whether a robot voice was saying laurel or yanny. listen. >> yanny. yanny. yanny. >> yanny. >> it's not. >> yanny. >> i can't hear -- >> there's going to be a fight with dylan, but some of the hearers hears laurel. others hear yanny. wired magazine got to the bottom of the story and found a high school freshman in georgia went to the website vocabulary.com to look up the definition of the world laurel. when she played the audio pronunciation, she heard yanny. confused, she showed it to friends, some who heard yanny, others who heard laurel, and the rest is viral internet history. even the white house staff and the president of the united states got in on the debate. >> so clearly laurel. >> i

two and a half centuries after the americans ditched the tyrannical british, the crown, it seems, still has the capacity to an entrance and surprise. james cook, bbc newsl be more on the royal wedding ina there will be more on the royal wedding in a few minutes, but it is time for sport now. manchester united manager jose mourinho says chelsea didn't deserve to win today's fa cup final, despite their 1—0 win over his side at wembley. eden hazard scored the only goal of the game after being brought down by philjones in the first half. the united defender was booked before hazard calmly put his side ahead in front of the manchester united fans. the video assistant referee was used in the cup final for the first time to confirm that alexis sanchez was offside, whenjose mourinho's men had managed to bundle the ball in the net. paul pogba also missed a golden opportunity to take the match to extra time. it meant antonio conte won a first cup final as a manager, but with speculation over his future, it remains to be seen whether he'll stay at chelsea. i congratulate them because they won but i don't think they deserved to wind. i congratulate it as i am a sp

world, and i think 19th century was british, the 20th was american, and this one, just starting, will be chinese. peter: very interesting thoughts indeed. let's go back to the newk road. we have seen the western german -- thisdeutsche bank western city in germany as the end of the road. after 11,000 kilometers, one trade route of the new silk road ends here. trains arrive with goods and hope for the future.chinese investors are very welcome here. we will be building a china trade center here. on this land behind us, we will have 120,000 square meters of office space over five stories. that's appealing to a region with high unemployment. the coal industry lost tens of thousands of jobs last year. europe'slso one off largest in land ports, an ideal hub to forward goods. but how reliable is china as an investor? bernard, -- bernhard bartsch, that's a good question. how reliable is china? they could be engaging in massive overstretch here. bernhard: if you look at it from a german perspective, then they are not very big investors yet. they are strategic investors. silk road, at the they have a lot of money to spend, but they can't buy the world. they will need othe

in the 20th century rural americans were treated as second class citizens. now, in the 21st century, broadband internet is the new electricity. just as electricity revolutionized the rural way of life, so too will quantity high speed internet. to help ensure that all americans have access to quality high speed sberninternet, i am offering this amendment to set a minimum speed standard with the hope of utilizing this as a starting point to bring our communities out of the digital divide. we cannot be installing tomorrow what was top of the line technology yesterday. currently the fcc defines broadband coverage as 25 megabits per second download and 3 megabits per second upload. my amendment would set this baseline for which the rural utility services in their acceptable standard of service for broadband coverage by matching the fcc's definition. my amendment would not limit the usda's secretary's ability to set a higher standard of service, but it merely sets a floor. i was pleased to see my language from the expanding rural access to broadband act included in the base text of the farm bill which would require the

two and a half centuries after the americans ditched the tyrannical british, the crown, it seems, still has the capacity to an entrance and surprise. james cook, bbc news it was a modern, diverse service for a modern diverse couple. a highlight was the sermon by bishop michael curry from chicago who spoke passionately, in the african american preaching tradition, about the power of love, quoting dr martin luther king junior. adina campbell has been speaking to bishop curry and hearing reaction to the service. # and the moon is the only light we see. a royal wedding like no other. the soulful sounds of this london—based gospel choir, capturing the sentiment of today's ceremony, a turning point for tradition, a blend of two different cultures, a british milestone. # so darling, darling, stand by me... also celebrated at this pub in packenham, where the crowds enthusiasticallyjoined in. this was a wedding with a difference. look how many people are here today. look how the people are smiling. i think everybody has been waiting for a moment like this for so long. i cannot believe it. in terms of i have seen other weddings on the television, but this one wa

americans were left in the dark across the country. in the 20th century, rural americans were treated as second-class citizens. now in the 21st century, brought band internet is the new electricity. just as it revolutionized the role way of life, so too will quality, high speed internet. to help ensure all americans have access to quality high-speed internet, i am offering this amendment to set a minimum speed standard for usda programs with the hope of utilizing this as a starting point to bring our rural communities out of the digital divide. it is my belief that if we were going to invest federal dollars into playing this technology, it must be done with the future in mind. we cannot be installing tomorrow what was top-of-the-line technology yesterday. currently, the fcc defines broadband coverage as 25 megabits. second download and 3-megabyte upload. my amendment would set the baseline for which the rule utility services, in their acceptable standard of service by matching the fcc definition. it would not limit the secretary's ability to set an even higher standard of service that it merely sets a floor. all of these efforts should bring quality broadband to rule

two and a half centuries after the americans ditched the tyrannical british, the crown, it seems, still has the capacity to an entrance and surprise. james cook, bbc newss. let's get some other news now. one of the flight data recorders has been recovered from the wreckage of the cuban passenger plane that crashed near the capital, havana. officials says the number of dead has risen to one hundred and ten. the boeing 737 was on a domestic flight to the eastern city of holguin when it crashed shortly after take off at havana airport. will grant reports. cuba is in mourning. two full days of national mourning are taking place for the victims, more than 100 of them, in the island's worst air disaster since the late 1980s. amid their pain, people still want to know the full story. how a plane on a routine flight across the island ended this way. eyewitness testimony is beginning to provide some clues, but there is no clear picture yet. translation: the plane left the airport, then came to here. it seemed unable to lift, and it came to here and when it arrived at the house it turned, and when it turned it got tangled in the cables, and that's where it fell.

new world there are three companies that publish for the american market. not many. there used to be a lot more. phone can wag knows were shuttered, random house, the century dictionary that is basically an encyclopedia that most people don't buy them anymore. >> language is really complicated. and then to automate some things already there are ways you have the money and want to spend it can buy programs that will sort them and tag them by part of speech but that isn't always a good indicator i like apple pie. what is the noun? pie definitely apple is also a noun. it is called the attributive noun it isn't an adjective. or like the lexicographers. so honestly that is tricky majority outpaces the human. we feel exhausted then in the states that syntax can get different one place to another philadelphia has the weirdest accent with some really bizarre constructions and one of them it is called particle dropping into my daughter does and it drives me bonkers and says what is your homework situation mike and she will say i done my homework and i will say no you are done with your homework or i have finish my homework. but in philly it is really calm and just

expecting to hear a new plan that their administrations been working on the deal of the century i think however no one is holding their breath the palestinians increasingly skeptical of the americans as honest brokers following that move however other was will tell you that perhaps the trump administration will be using the move to twist israel to twist this administration into giving concessions that otherwise it will not make again we're going to have to wait and see what exactly the specifics of this deal will be we're expecting that to be announced a little after that move of the embassy to jerusalem the fourteenth the turkish president has unveiled his party's election manifesto ahead of next one snap vote. plan. hands in front of thousands of his supporters in istanbul has promised new military operations against kurdish fighters along its border with syria and iraq and following the elections in june the prime minister's office will be abolished and its powers will be transferred to the president's armenia's parliament as expected to elect opposition leader nichol neon as the country's new prime minister on shoes day it follows a wave of protests in which students have play

expecting to hear a new plan that their administrations been working on the deal of the century i think however no one is holding their breath the palestinians increasingly skeptical of the americans as honest brokers following that move however other was will tell you that perhaps the trump administration will be using the move to twist israel to twist this administration into giving concessions that otherwise it will not make again we're going to have to wait and see what exactly the specifics of this deal will be we're expecting that to be announced a little after that move of the embassy to jerusalem the fourteenth. human rights watch has strongly criticized saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin sole man for what it calls a dramatic increase in arbitrary detentions the group says at least two thousand three hundred people have been detained for more than six months without trial some have been in custody for more than a decade human rights watch says the saudi justice system only seems to be getting worse well the latest numbers are a marked increase from two thousand and fourteen when the group found fewer than three hundred people held without trial for more than six mont

expecting to hear a new plan that their administrations been working on the deal of the century i think however no one is holding their breath the palestinians increasingly skeptical of the americans as honest brokers following that move however other was will tell you that perhaps the trump administration will be using the move to twist israel to twist this administration into giving concessions that otherwise it will not make again we're going to have to wait and see what exactly the specifics of this deal will be we're expecting that to be announced a little after that move of the embassy to jerusalem the fourteenth. in hawaii more people have been forced to leave homes by a volcanic eruption navas steam toxic gas and powerful of quakes of threatening residential areas rob rolls reports from the amount on hawaii's big island. local resident tony lutes shot this cell phone video as new line of the events opened near his neighbor's house the molten rock blasted high above the ground and toxic sulfur dioxide gas streamed through the air sound and a lot of roaring like jet engine and every time it exploded it was like an explosion or as i can i'm going on the new eruption from moun

deal of the century the peace plan the new peace pennell president trump and not to make conclusions before you see the whole a new peace plan so in even look at the american the arab countries you know the jerusalem is not only important to the palestinians it's also important to the arab countries i don't see any demonstrations in the arab countries violent demonstrations are peaceful demonstrations in the arab world the concerning the moving of the embassy but nobody's making any violence so and even the arab countries are not willing to go and make a conflict with the american. administration over the moving of the embassy on the contour of the saudi arabia and egypt are trying to persuade the palestinian authority to wait and give stein a for future negotiation so i think the holy palestinian response is exaggerated as i told you a hamas the main motivation of hamas for these demonstrations is concerning the israeli siege these really siege for eleven years on gaza strip and not the moving of the embassy to jerusalem mr monaghan use that there is not if one has a right to contain these protests and to protect its borders we've seen the crowds of prote

two and a half centuries after the americans ditched the tyrannical british, the crown, it seems, still has the capacity to entrance and surprise. james cook, bbc newsuite a day. yes, i guess every wedding, in some way, reflects the personalities and the preferences of the people being married. this was no exception. this was very harry and meghan, the intensity of the feelings they have for each other was very visible. the gospel choir, the passionate preacher, michael curry, iam gospel choir, the passionate preacher, michael curry, i am sure not sure saint james preacher, michael curry, i am sure not sure saintjames ‘s preacher, michael curry, i am sure not sure saint james ‘s chapel has heard anything of that site before, certainly not that length. but it was impeccable, even the bridesmaids and pageboy is fulfilled the role without a blemish. the interesting thing is that this couple really does offer the potential to reach audiences that might not instinctively identify with this traditional institution, the monarchy. they are keen to do that, particularly with a commonwealth element. they will be in australia for the invictus games is in the a

for many black americans, being made to feel unwelcome in public spaces is part of a centuries—old problem that a few hours' training won't be able to fix. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc newsarkets have fallen sharply as the political uncertainty in italy continues. the main stock index in milan is down, and the euro is also down. the man asked to be caretaker prime minister, carlo cottarelli, is trying to put together a government but the two main anti—establishment parties say they will vote it down. 0ur economics correspondent andrew walker is here. what has so unnerved the markets? it is the prospect of an early election at which italy's continued membership of the is likely to be an issue. the reason we are in this situation in italy is because the two antiestablishment parties who secured a majority in parliament between them put forward as their candidate for economy minister a man who has in the past advocated leaving the euro zone. the president vetoed his appointment on the grounds he felt at a major change should only go ahead if there had been a proper public debate and this idea had not featured in the ma nifestos idea had not featured in the manifestos of the

nineteenth century was british the twentieth was american this one which is just starting will be chinese ok very interesting thoughts indeed grass let's just go back a little bit to the newsilk road and as we have seen the western german city of duis book is an important hub on the routes but so what does that mean in concrete terms for this once prosperous city that has more recently hit on harder times. duisburg after eleven thousand kilometers one trade route of the new silk road ends here twenty five trains a week arrived with goods and hope for the future chinese investors are very welcome here. and we're building a china trade center here on this land behind us we will have one hundred twenty thousand square meters of office space over five stories. tall. that's appealing to a region with high unemployment the coal industry lost tens of thousands of jobs last year duisburg is also one of europe's largest inland ports an ideal hub to forward goods on but how reliable is china as an investor. good question how reliable is china as an investor it could be engaging in massive overstretch. well if you look at it from a german specked if. they're not very big invested ye

century is up for interpretation. but as medical matters have played an increasing role in american lives and american consciousness in this new millennium, it's not surprising have providedies this emphasis and really begun more to turn this direction. since 2000, we've seen books and articles on surgery, on the surgical core, on various diseases, on trauma, we are in a talked about this morning i will say little more about it, on hospitals, both confederate and union, and relief work, these have been written by people like margaret humphreys, susan mary grant, shot a divine, todd savage, just to name a few. there are many more people out there who have been invested in this work and i write now have a doctoral student in pittsburgh who is actually working on such a topic. so i'm very happy even though i'm in indiana and she's in pittsburgh, she is working on this. this sort of work i think has got us taking more carefully about how the health of fighting forces was integral to the prosecution of the war and in referencing the interactions of military and civilian medical workers, we've also gained thatht into the politics as

citing that american officials are denying them but certainly it's interesting because there is of course a lot of back and forth about what president trump is calling the deal of the century a new sort of planned peace plan to try and resolve which has been something that has proven impossible to do so so far you mentioned there for neighborhoods it really is all about geography is that this conflict and the neighborhoods that are being talked about abu dis abu dis is already outside of the separation wall which means it has been detached from jerusalem proper even though it is a neighborhood of jerusalem is that we are and couple two other ones that are talked about there close to the wall and people will tell you that they will be easily sort of part of that put outside of thought is the one that there's a bit of an issue where there's sure front refugee camp which again is close to the wall but you have sure thought proper now this is right next to west jerusalem many people will tell you that that is almost impossible that the israelis will agree to that things are still very much in flux reading it has to do with concessions certainly these reports saying that the american

century which is the internet. and from my perspective, the only way in which every american, every entrepreneur, every new idea is going to have a shot at helping to make our country better is if net neutrality stays on the books. so this is a defining vote. the most important vote that we're going to have in this generation on the internet. the whole country is watching. 86% of all voters support net neutrality. 82% of all republicans support net neutrality. if it's not broke, don't fix it. it's working. and it worked for the smallest voices and take the largest voices -- and for the largest voices. what the huge internet companies, the internet providers want to do is tilt the playing field. well, it was a long route to get to this era. we had one telephone company, one cable company, monopolies going into people's homes. it took a lot to get away from that era so that smaller voice, newer voices could be heard. and when that happens, it unleashed trillions of dollars of private sector investment that these software and internet companies, these innovators were now able to gain access to. they could have done i