as counselling newman mentioned —— as counselling newman mentioned —— as counselling newman mentionedt was the strength of community which helped manchester through some of its darkest days last year. people from all faiths, all backgrounds and all nationalities came together in an amazing show of solidarity. the manchester bee became a symbol for hope and unity. st ann's square was the focal point for people to pay their respects to the victims and 12 months on floral tributes are once again being laid. beccy barr is there for us now. just a few hundred meters away from albert square, and here in the shadow of the church, this is a place that we saw the focal point a year ago for manchester, who came together, the people of manchester together, the people of manchester to pay their respects. they laid thousands of bouquets and paid tribute to the people killed and injured and it was a real message of solidarity. i2 injured and it was a real message of solidarity. 12 months on, it is a similar situation as it is the centre of a real outpouring of love for manchester. the theme is very

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an exciting day for members of santa rosa's cardinal newman high school baseball team...they took to the field for the first time for a home game since the devastaving north bay firestorm... (vicki) plus... the kilauea volcano not letting up on hawaii's big island... tonight the new threats people are facing tonight... (grant) and after the break... crime on bart is down this year... find out what is being credited for a drop... (grant) these keep getting worse on the big islandof hawaii as the kilauea volcano is intensifying u-s-g-s u-s-g-s geologists say several new fissures have appeared and rivers of lava continue to flow across the country side.(vick) kron 4's charles clifford joins us in the studio with the new threats and an update. charles. . . well, right behind me here is a live picture of the lava fountains on hawaii's big island. so far 50 structures have been destroyed by lava, including dozens of homes. thousands of people have been evacauated. there are now more than 20 fissures like this one spewing lava into the air and rivers of molten rock strech for mi

that ends cardinal newman's hopes of advancing in the playoffs.en) tonight the golden state warriors are battling in the western conference finals against the houston rockets. (pam) the warriors lead the series two- to- one. a win would put them in a commanding lead going back to houston. kron 4's j.r. stone joins us live from oracle arena. j.r. how is the game looking tonight? coming up at eight.. could homelessness in san homelessness could at eight.. coming up coming up at eight.. could homelessness in san francisco be fixed for 200- million dollars? one entreprenuer says it could... his plan ahead. plus. lava bombs are the latest threat spewing from hawaii's kilauea volcano. and next. what is being credited for a drop in crime on bart this year. and the crime trends the transit system is seeing. of sviolence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in co

all profits from newman's own food products to charity and nourhing the common good. koo and patricia yuen through ede yuen foundation, commi to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, morator, robert costa. robert: good evening. it was announced friday the unemployment rate fell to 3.9% in april, the fst time it has dipped below 4% since 2000. and a possible breakthrough talks with north korea ahead of a plannedde preial summit continue. but as president trump left washington forallas to speak to the n.r.a. convention, those pments and challenges were over shadowed by the legal battles he and his team are waging. at times out of step with each other. and by the ongoing special counsel probento russian election interference. an investigation mr. trump has long called a cloud over his presidency. that cloud, his words, only seemed to growth week. ty cobb his lawyer on russia who preached cooperation wh special counse

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the cardinal newman high school baseball team takes the field... on their own turf.... devastating firestorm. ( james ) plus... fremont's new police chief is making history. ( james ) and after the break... crime has dropped on bart... and some of the credit is going to an app. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) cool weather and morning fog will continue through most of the week with inland temperatures remaining 5-10 degrees below normal for this time of year as a deep marine layer continues to impact the bay area. a storm will move through the area late thursday into friday bringing a chance of showers to most of the area. showers will end by saturday morning before a warming trend brings inland temperatures back to near seasonal normals by sunday. (robin) major hot spot eb 80 at essex accident cleared but traffic is jammed from nb out of brisbane.. ( darya ) crime is down on bart. violent crime on bart is down 9-percent over the first four months of this year compared to last. property crimes are also down and arrests for fe

public support for them has been wake that's left two main candidates a latin america editor lucien newman reports. he's the most politically inexperienced of all the candidates the conservative the vandyke it has an enviable advantage he's the protege of colombia's still immensely popular former president. like his right wing mentor duke is a staunch critic of the two thousand and sixteen peace accord reached with colombia's far gravels which many complain was too soft he told al-jazeera he would start by making a fundamental change she could emotional much more of course on this that we want the leaders responsible for crimes against humanity to be obliged to tell the truth about what they did to compensate the victims and to go to prison. no stronger part of the big. but that wasn't the original deal and many fear changing it could reignite a war that lasted for more than fifty years. on the opposite extreme of the ideological divide is former bogota mary. colombia's first truly competitive left wing presidential candidate. he says maintaining peace and promoting social justice are his

with me is dr lindsay newman, north america political risk analyst at ihs markit.r take on this decision and why donald trump decided to withdrawal. sure. by now we know that he chose to withdrawal from the agreement. in a related memorandum, it is said that the administration's plan was to withdraw from the related sectors. the headline coming here, though, is how closely donald trump is sticking to the domestic policy that he and his team have set up policy that he and his team have set up to themselves. worse than taxes, the rollback on barack obama's orders, pulling out of the paris climate accord, and we are initiating the negotiations of nafta. so this is a campaign promise that will keep the use domestic audience. . two in the view of iran, what is the political risk? the question is how they will react to this. they have a few options. and we anticipate is to happen is that they will show some restraint. matt whitley has shown us in response to donald trump make an yesterday. they can also listen the dispute resolution programme while trying to pursue the p

that was fred newman from hsbc.onal monetary fund has maintained its growth forecast at 6.6%. they won't be overly rapid credit growth and trade fictions could pose risks for the world's second—largest economy. china's growth at 6.8% in the first quarter of 2018, which is slightly faster than expected. influential in us reports are recommending a sedan and its latest test that revealed an update improved the braking distance by 20 feet. lastly, there was a big loss in the car as it battles production shortfalls. has less shares closing up almost 3%. later we will be finding out if india has retained its position as the fastest—growing economy in the world when the latest growth numbers are released. the economy expanded by more than 3% in the quarter ending december over the previous year, overtaking the mainland. despite acceleration, indian exports have remained sluggish and that is putting pressure on the economy. jewellery makers at this workshop are completing a large order. it is the most they have worked in a

. >> in the early '90s, waine knight played newman on "seinfeld." >> hello, newman. >> hello, jerry. >> but it was his performance in this notorious scene from "basic instinct." >> did you kill mr. boss? >> that led to a lead in "jurassic park." >> he saw me in "basic instinct" and looking googly eyed at something, he goes, imagine if that were a dinosaur, you know? worked out perfectly. >> but spielberg seemed to know it would be those genetically engineered dinosaurs that would inevitably steal the show, as he told the movie channel. >> it was very important that, if we were going to have dinosaurs in this movie, they would have to look, for me, as real as though i was watching a national geographic special on television. >> so, spielberg assembled a mt. rushmore of visual effects artists. "star wars" veteran phil tippett and the late great stan winston. >> steven spielberg came to dad with this, because he had seen "aliens." he thought, oh, if stan and his team can create a 14-foot tall queen alien, they can certainly build dinosaurs, and steven said, how are you going to do it? a

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because i was speaking at the newman center in sacramento to the college students there to talk and share my testimony while they had praise and worship. i also got to talk to a group of catholic mom bloggers. you know. >> they are what? mom to at home? getting creative endeavors click >> yes. so there's a whole group of catholic mom who are blogging about it and talking about how they share the faith with children. and yes. it's really just funny because there's a stereotype that the is this catholic mom with five children and they take the kids to daily mass but it is very cool to see how they are living the faith at home in a different way than i am. >> and supporting each other. >> because one thinks of the internet as you going to your favorite places and staying in little circles but as a look at what you have touched to your internet friends there is sort of this organic network of catholics doing various things. i noto -- noticed the one secret mission video graph. what is their practice? >> basically they create best stock photo collections for catholics. whether that is for vari

make you should take the older predicting one off also given his bishop could be of newman i just. want. to put the filmy. doesn't. the point is that yes he did this to me by imagining. that if you. look at it. that will set up a so they can see if you want to see the. four thousand artists exhibit their works at art basel it attracts the general public but more importantly the biggest players on the international art market. thank you gallery owners collectors and curators of the world's museums. accompanied by his art consultant sixteen yves bouvier is here to check out the new trends. most of the works on show come from the store rooms of the geneva freeport some two hundred fifty kilometers away. v.a. is here to show his fellow professionals that he's still in the game and is still to be taken seriously. to build up all the automation on a say probably factors that will allow. most of. us to feel oh ya feel me oh yes how are you. for a. last question. it's. said that most of the men on his cell phone is david no mudd. clearly troubled by our camera the blue v.a. quickly calls h

joining us now from new york is vanessa newman the founder and c.e.o. of asymmetric up political risk consultancy firm focusing on lots in america he's also an associate at the columbia university seminar on latin america and that's a good to have you with us was this the right move by the central bank. thank you so much for having me on why yes unfortunately it's an inevitable move move of the central bank to sort of compensate for the inflation what you're seeing happening in argentina is really the deregulation of an economy that was artificially maintained really under the cuban regime the to care of right the husband and then the wife and that was very subsidized very controlled very paternalistic on the one hand and then on the other hand you also see that there were also who had been receiving a lot of money from where this were so is that country has imploded it has had repercussions throughout the region so in market it faces a lot of internal opposition so those three things you know they're the deregulation of more of a free market economy th

peace deal former leftist guerrilla who supports the agreements or latin america editor of the syrian newman reports from bogota. you're going to humanise and his wife struggle to make a living selling orange juice there among the millions of colombians who voted for . the first left wing presidential candidate with a serious chance of winning but i voted for gustavo petro because i'm tired of the old political class that doesn't care about the poor it's time that the working class gets a chance at a decent life. the former mayor of the capital bubble who was once in in one thousand urban guerrilla has tapped into massive discontent with the political establishment he is seen as a champion of the poor and the marginalized but high macassar warns that pedro who is close to venezuela's hugo chavez is a wolf in sheep's clothing i don't think you're going to get them he must be clear petro is a populist disguising as a leftist populism can also be disguised as a center or right wing but in the end it's a strategy to get power and to not let it go. on the opposite extreme of the ideological divid

was help but newman a rule through the iberia parish sheriff's office who went beyond the law. and you know innocent people. when the drugs on innocent people and stouffer drug dealers to go. that is totally opposite of what i am in one of them. he declined our interview requests. would ten of ackles deputies behind bars for their crimes the city of new iberia has voted to replace the sheriff's department with a new police force. lou sacco continues on the sheriff of the parish and is still in charge of the jail. while we were filming in southern louisiana five more sheriff's deputies from nearby towns were arrested for beating prisoners. it's not shocking anymore there's no ripple effect there's no way there's no outrage i mean think about you're down here for just a number of days and two different departments within sixty miles of here five deputies arrested for abusing prisoners. i mean i would think in another part of the country and maybe a bigger media market or whatever but i'm it made the news don't get me wrong but i don't i don't know for people that slow down for. e

newman he works as an industrial designer for the very an automaker but augustine. hopes to attract a different kind of clientele with his cohorts. he seems to have attracted one target group when he says that's because the movements needed to turn a six foot adequate forward on the site so many surfers are already looking forward to using the new boat. itself excited i've been surfing for twenty five years now and i fly in as a passionate surfer is the ideal training equipment. goods went on the market in a twenty seventeen as around three hundred euros each they don't come cheap but they make a great family fun offering a stable rides for young and old. that's all from us for today make sure to join us for the next edition of your max tomorrow. next time on your attacks seems to be to univision some contest made with thousands of toy building bricks they were created by sweden's alexandro group a big a felt now twenty five he's been a year of vision and a metal fan since he was a kid. stop motion tributes to the international some competition next time you're a. g

like, for instance, we did a film, newman wrote the screenplays and les blair directed them, about the detectives in the ‘70s. i wanted to know the truth. and the abuses that were within the police force? the abuses in the police. the police had interrogated my dad, there had been a policeman outside the house, they had followed him wherever he went. after your mother's death? yes, because they wanted to find the abortionist. my dad didn't shop, he didn't say anything, he killed himself. so that is one aspect of it. let's go to a clip which will give people, many of whom are young and will not know your work so well, let's go to a clip that encapsulates the degree to which you in the end dramatised some of the terrible things that you had somewhere in your own consciousness. let's start with up thejunction, a drama that you made in 1965, had a huge audience on the bbc, obviously filmed in black and white. it was all about a backstreet abortion. let's play a little, and quite difficult to watch, clip. let's look at this. grunts and cries take the lowest figure, 52,000 abortions a year.

resisting it john newman serves it up in style. in concert. w. . where i come from we have to fight for a free press that was born and raised in the media telling the tanker ship with just one t.v. shadow and if you news papers when official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many cameras and their problems are always the same fourteen the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the human scene a right to fold inside to put their trust in us. my name is john paris and i work at the album. not yet in movie that i may all. today kick of life visits the land of flowing flamenco writing bowls. and football dogs but. where i'm covering a football kingdom spot.

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how he started paul newman's own and it was so smart to me.ive thousands of jobs and give away millions of dollars and we have the first recyclable pod in america and fair trade coffee and i give 100% of my profits back to the foundation which directly supports the growers and the families and communities where we get our coffee from. >> that's amazing. [ applause ] >> but most importantly it tastes great. i mean, it's funny, paul newman talks about that like frank sinatra, babe ruth. they all started and had a tomato sauce and all failed unless it's really good because in the end nobody cares who is promoting it. if it doesn't taste good nobody is buying it. >> what about this particular company that clicked with you. >> we started this because what i loved was we had a saying all be happy. so the growers should be happy, the consumers should be happy. the guy working down in my cafe, he should be happy. we wanted to create a product that was just really good for everyone and keurig is amazing. they have the highest amount of fair trade coffe

residence of the north korean leader all share many details with you for example at that table can john newman was sitting there alone only accompanied by the translator and basically it was seven on one because the entire russian team was on the other side of the table and the format was really unusual when you saw him right there i can tell you that he didn't look like a person with any issues or a lunatic as some people might be portraying him anyway in the next few hours over sharing all these excuses exclusive pictures sorry and further inside into what was happening inside him john owns residence in pyongyang yeah really looking forward to getting all the details many thanks ilia patrik our correspondent. getting that kind of access quite simply you can say money cannot buy and i mean that literally doesn't matter how much money you got you couldn't buy that kind of access joiners this is one reason to be tuning into r.t. join us next hour for all the details. this is the president thank you very much for inviting this year for giving this opportunity mr president should. first question

of new ones well also be a headache for the next leader as are latin america editor of the sea and newman reports. a year ago more than five hundred disarmed fark rebels came to this camp to begin a transition into civilian life as part of a peace deal that was supposed to include government and extensive land reform now more than half of them have left many to join a dissident. giovani castro is still here but like many says the government deceived them. one year after signing we see that those who refuse to disarm right my respects they were proven right while we live here humiliated in a room made of materials that produce cancer. many tell us they feel frustrated and betrayed by their own leaders the problem with the peace process goes beyond land distribution and economic aid just as importantly the government vow to guarantee the safety of the demobilize rebels instead they are now sitting ducks with no protection. this area was once undisputed fark territory controlled by the rebel six front. its former commander. says that in the last few months at least seven of his men have been

make you should take the older predicting one off also it is the should be of newman i just. want to modify my idea. to put the filmy. doesn't. the point is that yes i'd be destitute by a million yet but so yes i'm optimistic. that it. will set up a so they can see the state of the. four thousand artists exhibit their works at art basel it attracts the general public but more importantly the biggest players on the international art market. thank you gallery owners collectors and curators of the world's museums. accompanied by his art consultant sixteen yves bouvier is here to check out the new trends. most of the works on show come from the store rooms of the geneva freeport some two hundred fifty kilometers away. is here to show his fellow professionals that he's still in the game and is still to be taken seriously. caught me on a say i'm probably factors of the book by the last week and most of. those oh ya feel me oh yes how are you doing. your. boss was. to. say that most of the men on his cell phone is david no mug. clearly troubled by our camera he bouvier quickly calls

thanks to the research by roger newman, this high school yearbook of the chief justice was discovered not many years ago. the entry for mr. rehnquist was the favorite pastime of bill in and out of school, is cartooning. so, i since learned that he was quite the doodler. hoping that somebody would look at his archive at stanford, and think that the hoover institution that has his materials -- and will have many more years to excavate the origin of his passion for political cartoons. but, we were fortunate that that was the case, and fortunate to have gone on this wonderful journey, endorsing the first amendment. the last slide i want to show you is the cartoon that pat published afterwards. dear mr. flint, in order to defend the constitutional freedom of especially, satirists are forced from time to time into a reluctant association with people like you. in celebration of the excellence -- excellent supreme court decision, i trust you will find an except the accompanying fiction of u.s. strictly satirical. -- accompanying depiction of you strictly satirical -- satirical. i will turn it

to see it when cyrus vanessa newman is an associate at the columbia university seminar on latin america she says the government had no choice but to raise interest rates what you're seeing happening in argentina is really the deregulation of an economy that was artificially maintained really under the cuban regime that you care of right the husband and then the wife and that was very subsidized very controlled very paternalistic on the one hand and then on the other hand you also see that there were also who had been receiving a lot of money from what it's worth so is that country has imploded it has had repercussions throughout the region so in market it faces a lot of internal opposition it will be most difficult for small and medium sized businesses and it will be most difficult for people have a great deal of personal debt it will also harm small and medium sized businesses who don't have really negotiating power with the banks and large multinationals or norma's conglomerates how strong the negotiating power won't be as hard hit it will also harm importers and it will harm people w

the former fight is over now transformed into a political party is low latin america is a lucien newman has more from bogota will happen if the if the agreement falls apart with for example the victory of the then you could imagine then that a lot of these guerrillas will go back to war and so people are saying that this is really not a brilliant agreement that there are a lot of things that are wrong with it but it was the best agreement that could be reached and that's really what's at stake here u.s. officials are reported to have crossed into north korea to discuss details of their on off june twelfth summit south korean president says the north korean leader kim jong un is committed to sitting down with president trump he also says belong and wants complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula it's the korean leader's second summit in a month and highlights a sense of urgency at the world's most heavily armed border says negotiations over the june twelfth summit going well. three palestinians have been killed by israeli shelling east of the city of rough in the gaza strip israe

armrests since the end of its civil war in one thousand nine hundred ninety and america editor lucien newman has been speaking to victims' families in managua. this is the last place we're going to see a little bit so her twenty four year old brother one got lost alive three weeks ago shortly after he left her house he was shot dead when riot police moved in on a group of rockpile in protesters in the capital man out there c.l.'s says he was standing on a corner when he was hit by a bullet from an assault rifle the kind the police use this evening to hear everything in the police report is a lie the hospital said that if i didn't sign the report that said i'd give up my right to investigate the killing they wouldn't give us the body we're going to see allow refused to sign she is convinced the police killed her brother. it's unclear how many people have died instantly protests against penton the forms led to people clashes between demonstrators police and pro-government gangs. the demonstrations continue on this day led by the families of the victims to demand justice. i'm gilgo now wasn't j

petro who supports the peace process or second with twenty five percent a latin america editor lucien newman reports from both the. conservative candidates came in ahead in the first round with thirty nine percent of the votes supported by colombians want to modify a historic peace accord. which many see as a reward for terrorists. because i am sure hope supersedes closs hatred. but he'll be facing his political end to sis's former mayor. who in his youth was a left wing urban guerilla and follow him almost from his this is what we're going to talk about at the ballot boxes in fifteen days it's a return to violence or it's building an era of peace. pitta supporters believe he can deliver on the promise of health education and social justice for millions of disenfranchised colombians in what is one of the world's most socially unequal countries. that if you help the old the mothers like me who needed help i always had his support when he was mayor i trust and believe in hand. in order to win throughout the house you have to. be this. which is. not good i don't think opponents warn he'll turn

this is the path to enriching all of us which is currently lacking a latin america editor lucien newman reports now from both. this was a historic election in so many ways first of all because it was the first election in more than half a century in which guns were not fired people went to the polls recently without the fear of rebel groups attacking them so it was the first time that mark rylance a former fundamentalist some armed about a year ago actually went and voted for the first time in their lives including. two more to go which is the alias of the foreign leader to be going on don't you know he said he hoped the selection would have been again actually considered a sham but we also had people voting for the front runner who didn't get forty percent of the votes to says that every second runner up are those novel better or is actually elected president this country could turn into another level or another that is straight up right now the supporters are here they're jubilant but it's still not a given that he can muster up enough votes in the second round to take the presidency

lentils have superpowers from the farmers who produce them some of them called me is it the people that newman is in in in ethiopia before winning the bride in the room or fed lentils for a week. right because if it's if it decreases your sexual brows that's what they believe and it's a right it's not this it's not just in ethiopia you find the same tradition in sri lanka which is not even a producing country and you find it in north india you find in several places seen ethiopia scientific research has helped democrats to clear your highness to become a prosperous farmer in her own right. behind them rust resistant other main crops because not only provided enough food for her children but also money money to invest she has built herself a new house with furniture and could even afford to send her children to better schools. she's now also the proud owner of a small herd of cattle. to be able to buy three oxen to plough the field is a big deal. for me it's the same as being able to buy a plane and. can a poor man buy a plane. but that's how precious they are to me it's like owning millions i

places heated up he was really skilled at painting pearls to painting women's accessories down marlon newman well if you get closer you can see that it's just dogs he paints a bit like monica but the face is very detailed. you know just and he was known for painting very detailed faces and he gave them lovely expressions while the clothes were often mirror glazes and clay question applied. to see if i'm only noticing that now the veins on the temples are incredible you can see the blue veined very likely to and the like rouge this shadow under the nose painted very precisely. and i consent it can be said that into how to shapes the fashion of his day with his paintings apparently women at one of his exit. lamented that the address of the teller wasn't melodrama paintings they really admired the clothing and after clyde of it before not on this come one of the fashion designers of the time charles frederick worth dress the ladies of the day and some of his designs can be found and went to help his paintings they supported each other if you will from going to hold as a king said statements. be

at this in mr newman any path and this it was everything a diplomat a fighter a lover he was also a philosopher and a writer so many things only only feed. curing warmonger visual he was curious and eager to exchange ideas with young people he wasn't a very avid more veteran who has what he like most of all was the dialogue with younger people who have a given month roxy shown that make you wonder what moved a man who was well into his eighty's to still want to stir things up also written savoy and. you presented your new book here yesterday and the evening ended with a standing ovation you are a living legend you won't own and len went to france at the age of seven or eight and eventually became a french citizen you worked in the resistance during world war two and survived the boom vied concentration camps after the war you worked in the un and were an observer to the editing of the universal declaration of human rights you became a diplomat and at the age of ninety three published a booklet the bears the simple title time for outrage first of all this outrage is of course just an outburst if

i want to say thank you to bank of america, ari and tom newman here today. we could not have done it without you. bank of america stepped up in a way that was unprecedented. it was a his to transaction. gail and your team and dave the facilities manager is here. serena. we thank you so much. the housing authority, our partners, barbara and darr and joaquin and all the team it's been a long journey and so nice to be here with this great success. hud helped us every step of the way. trevor and ed war do we are really grateful to you. supervisor kim thank you so much for your support. again, couldn't have done it without you. the resident services team, such great work the mocd team and georgia and jackie, and helen hail who led the service. thank you. lydia was the quarterback of all this. really amazing work. i don't want to forget anybody, but -- i'm sorry? bisonkrepp, the elevator company. having a working elevator sr. one ois oneof the greatest thine world. [applause] i am so happy the elevator works so thank you to them especially. my congratulations and

right, like newman, right? they're all kind of like, just cursing you. but at the same time, you then, the next reaction is well, why didn't he ask this? well, how come he didn't do that? well, why didn't he ask hard questions? - so we now, showing our homework, released a transcript. and when people look at the transcript, i mean, there's a lot of folks that are very angry about donald trump and feel that he needs, you know, basically to be held as accountable in real time as possible. and folks said, well, you asked the president questions and allowed him to talk but you didn't stop him every time he said something outlandish or something that was inaccurate, to tell him that and to do that in real time. and which, if you sort of have to be in front of the president to understand this, but he talks so quickly and he talks over everyone that if i were to have done that, i would not have gotten anything. it would have been a herky-jerk thing where he would have been bouncing around to different things. and i figured, if i have a half an hour, and my job,

thanks to research by roger newman, this high school yearbook of the chief justice was discovered not many years ago. they intrigue for mr. rehnquist "the favorite pastime of build, and it out of school, is in and out -- bill, of school is cartooning. i learned to as quite the doodler and was hoping somebody would look at his germans and -- at his drawings. his passion for political cartoons. we were very fortunate that was the case and gone on this wonderful journey endorsing the first amendment. the last slide i want to show is a cartoon that was published right after the decision came down. dear mr. flynt, in order to defend the constitutional freedom of expression, satirists are forced from time to time and to association with people like you. in celebration of the excellence of the supreme court decision, i trust you will accept an accompanying depiction of you as strictly set to record. aticial. i will turn it over to my computers to talk about the environment of the moral majority and what it was like in the 1980's. -- mike peters. [applause] mike: first of all, i think all car

thanks to research by roger newman, this high school yearbook of the chief justice was discovered not many years ago. rehnquist wasmr. the favorite pastime of bills in and out of schools is cartooning. i have learned he was quite the drawer, hoping somebody is going to look at the archive at stanford, the hoover institution that has his material. many more years to excavate the origin of his passion for political cartoons. we were very fortunate that was the case and to have gone on this journey endorsing the first amendment. the last slide i want to show you is a cartoon that all of , dear mr. flynn. in order to defend their constitutional freedom of expression, satirists are forced into an association with people like you. in celebration of the excellent supreme court decision, i trust you will accept the accompanying depiction of yourself as strict as satirical -- strictly satirical. now i am going to turn it over to mike peters to talk about the environment. and what it was like in the 80's and for cartoonists to be drawing at that time. >> i think all should have a picture in the

joining us to discuss vanessa newman a senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute in kelly deputy managing editor at "the weekly standard." for nasau let me start with you. there's a headline in the wall street journal discontent rises in venezuela as the military dice. chavez maduro came in and he started to do the same thing. if they can no longer bribe the military how long does this tinderbox they together? >> thank you for having me on. i should say at the outset i'm actually venezuelan and i worked hard on the venezuelan opposition. i was getting the videos yesterday of the riots that were happening. what has happened is the fact that there were cell phones being allowed indicates that it was sort of the stage from within. that means this was an intelligence service prison so that was evident of the factions within the government that they are trying to overthrow it. right now that's no seek it and there've been attempts. the issue with the military is it's not the salaries that they are earning. it's basically contraband. they are being paid to traffic drugs, gold an