this town was called newcomers town and we were the newcomers. believe it or not, we experienced a life of new comers that resembled things i read across cities, around the country, that newcomers are looked down upon. newcomers are made fun of. newcomers are considered people who don't really talk all that well. so our family have had has had to fight that battle of the n newcomers. my mother actually decided to move the family out. we moved to a small town. and so all of us in that small town had our own migration after that. i told you that i moved into evanston, illinois. but the real shaper for me in terms of going into migration history is that when i hit evanston, illinois, and got a taste of chicago, i knew i had to understand something about how cities work. and so that was a great turning point. i taught high school for six years, but i never gave up on the idea that somehow i believe i need to go to graduate school, get a deeper understanding of this thing called black urban history. and so that experience, you know -- and then when i

and i hope they will understand the blessing to america that our newcomers are, and i hope the senate will pass h.r. 6. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

president ronald reagan -- you heard me talk about his last speech and how supportive he was of newcomers to america as the vital force of america, as the preeminence in the world. before his last speech as president of the united states, when the congress passed the immigration bill of 1986, a comprehensive bipartisan bill that passed the congress, signed by president reagan, he then said to congress, you did not do enough. so he instituted family fairness , which protected -- gave protection to a higher percentage of people than president obama did with the daca order. highest. president reagan. vice president george herbert walker bush. and then the continuation of that presidency going on with president clinton, president george w. bush, president obama, all, all supportive of that point of view until this president. very sad. so we hope the court would -- president reagan's decisions will be upheld by the court. i would hope that this court would use that as precedence. but we will see. we don't know. i heard different versions of how people interpreted what one judge said, another j

needs a class that the my current crisis is officially over the new figures suggest integrating newcomers to the country hasn't been the greatest job successes. without the noise from the russian capital this is autumn internationals me suspect thanks for tuning in the stocks they are. and we start with a developing story the suspect in the fatal stabbing of 2 people and some to london on friday has been identified by police they also believe he was acting alone 28 year old on had a prior conviction of islamic terrorism and was only released from prison last december he was jailed for planning a bomb attack on the london stock exchange in 2010 it's also now widely reported his other targets back then included the u.s. embassy and boris johnson the london mayor at the time he was still wearing his electronic tag when he carried out the attack in which on top of the 2 fake totties 3 others were injured these are eyewitness videos filmed in the area which is a busy thorough in the city as you can see some civilians wrestled with the suspect pinning him to the ground one man manages to get a

migrant crisis is officially over but new figures cast out over the country success in integrating newcomer. hello and welcome this is r.t. international. the terrorist group islamic state has claimed responsibility for a deadly stabbing in central london 2 people were killed on friday 3 others severely injured it's since been revealed the suspect previously served time for a terrorist bomb plot the british prime minister has criticised the practice of automatic early release. it's clear to me that. this guy was i thought he'd served half of his sentence he was out on automatic early release and i have long said that this system simply isn't working it does not make sense for us as a society to put in putting terrorist people who have committed of terrorist offenses a serious violent offenses out on early release i'm quite clear that it's the job of the joint terrorism analysis to sr at levels. credible for a long time as being civil which means that psyches highly likely a couple of weeks ago and this was taken to reduce that to substantial which we see attack is likely that even the polic

i sure am just a decrease that person steward backed up by newcomers i love bill and sky. together these new angels have to protect a young whistleblower engineer played by me scott only programmer on a couple clinton revolution and the power industry but there's a possibility it can be weaponized and i could be too. but. not i'm jane not the movie's written produced and directed by elizabeth banks who plays the angels manager fosli ironic over groups of exceptional women. you guys are like ladies. please work out. thank you. again it's the 1st film in the charlie's angels franchise with a female director just as the. i really wanted to build. the camaraderie and sorority and surrounding scene work i want to change the names of colleagues to me to write. this reboot brings charlie's angels into 29 teams with plenty of action but also. message of solidarity becomes part as in taking down international. if you. take into. cold a david leavitt's joins me now here we go again david so what is different this time around right well i think you really can't tell this time that th

luncheon is getting ready to hit the campaign trail as a newcomer to politics the 27 year old is not taking the conventional route the guy for which i tell him i organize weekly runs in my neighborhood. and i hope we can keep everyone healthy because we need to be fit to be able to cope with the chaos here it is really sad lammas running for a district council sees together with other young protesters over half of the candidates from the opposition camp have no political experience they're also not affiliated to any political party and most of their campaigning is coordinated online. used to work in a bank if the protests had interrupted he'd still be there. for him though it was now or never stand up for his beliefs. i realize there are more important things than money if we lose our freedom democracy our hometown and it's meaningless no matter how much you word i would later regret it if i didn't take a stand that's why i quit my job ok i see that some of the candidates are familiar faces tommy chong was among a group of former students convicted for their roles in the 2014 umbrell

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taylor: for more, i want to bring in bloomberg technology's eric newcomer. uber says they are a technology company, so walk me through how the technology of this app left allowed those vulnerabilities? eric: drivers were able to get on the platform even though they were not the right driver or properly licensed. rides with a driver who should not be giving the ride. that is a big concern for them. they are trying to correct the mistake. having these questions about whether the right drivers are giving rides is not a problem that uber wants to be having. taylor: you talk about them being on the ropes again. in your story, you point out it was september of 2017 when they temporarily had their license revoked as well. what changes have they made over that timeframe? eric: the company has undergone a cultural shift under dara khosrowshahi. to uber's benefit and detriment. it has kind of slowed down in terms of coming up with new ideas, new, exciting products. on the other hand, the company has tried to crack down. this is exactly the kind of area where the compa

the fear there is that he will put a dent in the president's support and here is another newcomer essam when junk way was elected leader of the national unity democratic organization in march and has become the 1st woman to run for president in the history of the country. like candidate a tuna she's tapping into unhappiness with the state of the economy this is been in a slump since 2016 and it's getting worse by the day with the situation exacerbated by a drought and falling commodity prices youth unemployment stands at nearly 50 percent she says this is having a transformative effect on a new generation. there is a change in the political climate in the media the youth has been very apathetic there was a buffy amongst the you'll never. minded about going to the polls and so on but now you see it every the alley or meetings that political but if you see more and more young people coming on board when jungle is also running on a platform of investing in education and housing her goal being as she puts it to restore dignity to the people of namibia. having fun in cameroon yes you can we

table toppers but i mention it allowed back travel to the german capital on saturday facing league newcomers only on baby now only on have shocked a few big teams so far this season and once again aims to cause an upset. with raucous fans in a tight knit squat in your lane is not an easy place to visit league leaders glad back knew an early goal would help silence the home crowd an entire stadium held its breast as patrick hammond's head came back off the post. take it all exhale not long after the jar found himself in space and headed to host since we're 15th minute lead i this was just 2nd goal of the season justifying his record to the starting line up to new. when close to doubling that lead to marcus invites and. the crowd back were posing the biggest threat and they should have leveled just before half time the normally clinical amazon player fluffing his big chance. fortress in the on was looking pretty solid and though the visitors dominated the 2nd half play they had precious little to show us all their possession. it just wasn't their day typified when in your own breakaway in stop

all the bonus legal results minds demolished hoffenheim as we saw down here to bet in 4 nil league newcomers when young been upset 1st place cloud byron munich dominated dusseldorf 4 nil live stage defeated cologne leverkusen and freiburg ended in a one to one tie shako beat klayman down frankfurt 2 nil and on friday dortmund drew with born. you're watching news live from berlin up next is a documentary following victims of female genital mutilation as they try to overcome their own ordeal in germany for all the latest news and headlines check out our website that's d.w. dot com thanks for turning up. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to some the racial politics on the phone it's 250th birthday we're embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w. .

taylor: "bloomberg technology's" eric newcomer, thank you for joining us. eric: thank you.nother big tech late lateday, -- text story thursday, -- tech story late thursday, some of the world's wealthiest investors are moving their money, and that includes big tech companies. >> we have a flood of information coming in. it will be really exciting tomorrow to look at it all in aggregate. uber was actually the most bought company despite the slump. travis kalanick himself has been selling. buying into it? tiger global, known for its private market bets as well. we also have them buying into this quarter slack and beyond meet, more ipo companies for this year. who else do we have that is kind of a hot stock? harvard management is flowing into facebook as well as tiger global. so we see some activity there. people seem a little bit mixed on apple and google. warren buffett trended down on apple a tiny bit, nothing to be super alarmed by. but alphabet itself, i would love to see what all these numbers look like in aggregate because it seems like hedge fund managers have a mixed v

to discuss is eric newcomer, and kurt wagoner.reak down for me what we know about google's policy and how they differ from facebook and twitter. kurt: you mentioned a few of the restrictions on ad targeting. you can target just democrats or republicans. i think the real important part here is google and facebook both have a product, they are named differently but it allows a politician to upload a bunch of female addresses or phone numbers and target those people on the surface. will calls a customer match, facebook calls a customer audiences. google is getting rid of that for political ads. a lot of politicians build these rosters of potential voters and supporters they want to reach continuously. facebook still offers that right now and that is, in my opinion, the most important targeting element of this whole thing. taylor: eric, if it comes down to google, what will be the impact on some of the campaigns? eric: i think a lot of that is still to be seen. sort of work do to within the rules. but facebook has been sort of in the

. >>> joe biden says he's not threatened by potential newcomers to the presidential race even thoughthem just dropped a lot of money on a massive ad campaign cetera next week.>> reporter: joe biden is rolling. he is first in the polls in the south primary state which is fourth on the calendar after iowa, new hampshire and nevada. >> reporter: one democrat sitting on the sidelines michael bloomberg is in there with his wallet, he is spending $100 million it's like an average american household spending $200 and that's what he's doing. he has already committed $100 million to digital ads and now tv. the firm advertising analytics tweets he has on it, mike bloomberg has spent the most money of any candidate ever on a single week of political advertising. we are looking at $31 million from november 25 to december 3.>> he finished very weak in new york. it starts with telling you what you can drink and what you can do. i don't see it.>> reporter: the other 2020 candidates are preparing for an onslaught of ads from bloomberg.>> the idea that i'm not in better shape physically and otherwise

and sonny bill williams has completed his return to rugby league, after signing for super league newcomersnion world cup twice with new zealand — and this is his third stint in the 13—man game. great britain have their first gold medal of the world para athletics championships — and it was a fourth world title for paul blake. he won the t36 800—metres on day one in dubai, in a season's best time. and he goes again later in the week, in his main event, the 400—metres. next week we'll see the return to competition of kadeena cox, a paralympic gold medallist in both athletics and track cycling. she'll be running in the 200 and 400—metres in dubai, in what will be her first major athletics meet since the 2017 world championships, where she won three medals. since then she's suffered with injury and mental health problems — and she says she's nervous and excited about being back on the track. i struggled with the pressure of being a top athlete. i expect a lot myself and people expected me to dominate. she made history at the paralympics, becoming the first british athlete to win two goals into

newcomer. >> so i am here on day two of michael bloomberg's $37 million ad by.ichael bloomberg is making a bet about democracy in 2020. he doesn't need people. he only needs bags and bags of money. >> bloomberg does not complain to compete here in iowa but warren and mayor pete both do. they are shaking hands and taking selfies with democrats who like when candidates come to shake their hands and pose for slp. >> dana: brian kilmeade sitting here and we had a question for you, do you have somebody there who accuse the ducks to swim right behind you as you start your hits they are? >> i must have some crumbs or a biscuit or something on me. but no, we don't. it's a nice effect. >> dana: it is very effective, looks great. peter doocy, thank you. elizabeth woman caught in another campaign controversy, the democratic presidential candidate is now accused of lying about her children's education telling voters in atlanta last week that her kids attended public school when it turns out her son went to private school. here now is brian kilmeade, cohost of fox and friend

. >>> let's talk about michael bloomberg for a moment, the newcomer to the race.ouncing over the weekend he's going to be in. i know how much you both love polls, so i'll reference this one one more time. bloomberg polling at 3%. just announced he's in. you'd be hard-pressed to go 20 minutes without seeing one of his ads, at least in new york. not just the quinnipiac poll, cnn as well. how worried, how concerned, tiffany, should these other candidates, especially the moderates a arguebly in the same lane as michael bloomberg be? how nervous should they be, not just about him being in the race, but the amount of money he brings to the campaign, the fact that he's not going to apparently take a dime from donors? >> i think candidates should treat everybody like they're a formidable opponent and i think they are. i think he's really going to excite that elizabeth, sanders, bernie wing of the party. they're going after this billionaires who come in and think they can buy their way into the election. that's a message that's not going to resonate with the american peopl

, standup comic, sitcom actor, also a businessman but a newcomer, totally outside politics, sweeps theections, talks about making a deal with russia, fascinating character. we're getting somewhere. i interviewed the previous president three times. then it gets very, very close and i get there in early september for a conference i happen to be going to and i said can i meet him to seal the deal? that's the september 13th meeting that apparently the u.s. embassy was frightened he was going to give the interview that day and do the second half of the quid pro quo, announce the investigations into biden and burisma. they had not confirmed it with us they were still playing, you know. but it looked very good. we were getting down to the logistics, when will he do it, new york, around the time of the u.n. general assembly, which was ten days later. and then the whistle-blower story breaks. the whistle-blower story breaks to congress two days before i get to key yef aiev because the republicans on the committee presumably told them. the aid was released the day i get there. when you talked to

there apple may be a newcomer there.ple may trust them for technology but some of that financial back end in that infrastructure, the consumer may be much more inclined to go with a citi bank or goldman sachs >> just because of the branding power. >> yeah. >> i also think if a big company purchases another institution, then the whole parent company would be looked at >> joanna, i'm just curious when you think about this and with the essential data it's just another reason why regulators can be distrustful of google because they have so much data >> i think what we've seen over the lastcouple of months is th tech companies are not pulling back their tentacles as they were planning to as they were planning to expand into different areas i think specifically with google in this space, it seems like a consumer play. the insurance and the health care reports we had in "the wall street journal" earlier this week, that seems like much more of a bigger business or data play but in this case it seems like it's something they want

and newcomers. >> and you're looking at the future of country music right here. >> reporter: packed withonors for the best of the best in country music. >> "beautiful crazy." >> reporter: song of the year going to "beautiful crazy" by luke combs. maren morris, who had the most nominations this year, taking home album of the year for "girl." >> thank you country music, thank you to the fans. >> reporter: the show closing with the biggest awards. >> cma award for male vocalist of the year goes to -- luke combs. >> female vocalist of the year goes to -- kacey musgraves. >> cma award for entertainer of the year goes to -- garth brooks. >> reporter: garth brooks actually told me that he voted for last year's winner, keith urban, again this year for that category. but so many people were really rooting for the only woman who was nominated for entertainer of the year, carrie underwood. they're now saying that next year has got to be her year. kenneth and janai? >> all right, marci, thank you so much. >> fabulous, imagine that red carpet. >> looks incredible, i love when she covers that. so many

way to the newcomers the shroud around the way we do do. in this world who says we can food. stamps. eat eat it. is good to. see what it sounds. like you michael and. you wouldn't look like me let me think. but. young elephants have come to us off the. west basically brutal budging incidents because sadly the baby elephants often do see their mothers be killed but also be caught up unfortunately. i do believe the elephant smile i see it in these little ones they are home they should express some changes. in. the. the u.s. house of representatives has wrapped up its 1st round of impeachment hearings against president trump but it's not done with trying to oust him with new impeachment proceedings ahead is impeachment of viable strategy against the president. always still got use of to titrate indeed let's move to clean sneak. on japan mexico will rebuild their cocoa beach prior to the new comer. we're going to think about you think about it. can they. get to be a good tone on that. we're number. one with all that you can fire one next time you don't. what politicians do usuall

. >> 23-year-old newcomer kennedy mcmanns nancy ew in this series that takes on the super natural. >>in ghosts? did you believe in ghosts? >> did i believe in ghosts? no. do i belie in ghosts? yes. did that chae during the course of filming this show? yes. okay. so we started shooting in this abandoned mentalnstitution. anwe were in this room where the door was propp open all day long. all of a sudden we just hear ding, ding, ng and the door goes whoosh. >> closed shut? >> a we went, oh, dear god it's over. >> something else this series has that you won't finin the bos -- >> there's a lot of steamine and sexiness. this is have 2019 telling of the nancy drew story. have you bn enjoying it? that'seird. >> it's weird 'cause especially 'cause you're playing nancy's dad. >> that's why i'm asking. >> my family bk at home watching it and i have to reassure them that nick doesn't have a sex sce in every single episode. >> rig. >> it's steamy a lot of the me. >>> things got hot on the set of john cena and keen-michael key's movie "playing with fire." >> this film gives me a comedy duo weidn't

. >> sharing the top two spot with six nods -- fellow newcomers lil nas x and billy eilish. ♪ duh >> predicted to the 17-year-old she would be the youngest artist in history to land all top four categories. >> the youngest woman ever to do that. >> is that true? i could have bet you money that that wouldn't ever happen. ♪ i want it i got it >> the third most nominations is ariana grande with five nods. we were with alicia keys that announced the nominees with be be rex is a and gayle king. >> just feels young and fresh, little more female. >> as for who was snubbed -- swifties are up in arms over the fact that "lover" was shut out. taylor got nominated in three other categories. ♪ you need to calm down >> more music news. >> i'm holding it down in new york city with kacey musgraves. she's chatting with us about her christmas show and holidays with her hubby. >> as low key as possible. all sweat pants, hanging out with dogs, eating whatever i can fit in my mouth. >> wearing a white long sleeve crop top paired with a sequin-fringed mini up to there the country singer lit up the red car

way to the newcomers the shroud around the way we do do it in this world in this world is we can pay. to eat. this. junk. food and click like. i am. it's an. they me just say america is a very divided country many have even spoken openly about the possibility of civil war what is carrying the country apart what is keeping it together it cannot only be about donald trump what will it take to start a sustained social and political dialogue before it's too late. he always still got us into a tirade in the let's move. on campaign finance. we're going there cause i describe it and i knew you. could want to think about getting out of your convention each of them to look at them as old. as you didn't have them delete or target to be a good tone because on the often to get the i think i feel when i'm a not good to go until in the fall that's you entire one next time you don't come fall who will do marco quitting and. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you there. democrats in washington d

germany declares that the migrant crisis is officially over though new figures suggest integrating newcomersto the country hasn't been the greatest of success. either very good.

they will understand the blessing to america that our newcomers are, and i hope the senate will pass h.r. 6. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> we are expecting to hear from minority leader kevin mccarthy at 11:30 eastern. we will bring that to you live here on c-span when it starts. the u.s. house of representatives will be back in session at noon eastern today to start work on legislation expanding the export-import years.charter for 10 the bill also renames the bank agency. export finance the rules for debate on the bill include several unrelated measures. house of allow the representatives to hire private attorneys to work on the impeachment inquiry, and another allow congresswoman tulsi gabbard to offer a motion to discharge a resolution from the affairs committee. that resolution would withdraw u.s. troops from syria. the house returns to session, live coverage here starting at noon eastern on c-span. and co

is from the far right anti migrant alternative for germany party it's becoming more popular here newcomers might not be. the standard to be that you cretinous to ensure a livelihood for its own young people. after unification many young workers moved from east to west as the old economic order crumbled this conveyor bridge is the symbol of that time it was used in the late night coal mining that powered east germany. one could argue that this is a region that is still trying to find itself in the years after its glorious coal mining past. this 1st was shut down and soon after reunification many mines here closed and thousands lost their jobs now in germany plans to phase out coal completely but how much coal mining shaped the region is easy for outsiders to think at. berlin where i live it is 125 kilometers in that direction apparently now that doesn't sound of that far but from up here certainly feels that way. back on the. ground i'm on my way to my next stop finster vida it's 16000 strong population is stable people have recently started leaving but not many are coming. back. so finding