ok i want to go back to. west palm beach again another element of the story here i want to keep stressing here what people want to do what kind of relationships they want to have with their bosses they submit to a humiliating selves if that's what you want to do to get ahead in life i feel are actually more sorry for you and at the same time i think the quality of the talent in hollywood is really you know it's a swamp i mean i don't think they present values that i have nothing in common with them that's why i used to live there i don't live there anymore and i'm very happy about it but jane and one of the things if you trust in the new york times story which i always have a huge huge grain of salt on my shoulder and i read them because i have very little trust in the new york times these days for actually a long time but the number of journalists that submitted to pressure and editors pushing journalists not to say this not to let it go back off and then you know we have hollywood actors big names you know

done ok i'm serious ok we talked a few days ago you know what i mean ok so you know robert here i go i don't exactly do same discursive strategies that are very biased in the media kickin when this happens and i don't find it gets any further down the road go ahead robert. exactly the same sort of discrimination against a certain group of people that the media communicated that would let someone like stephen paddick believe this was an ok group the target is the same bias they're showing after the shooting which is you know the where i'm from in small town tennessee that is not the source of gun violence in the united states today so whatever the historical role of violence in the united states today you're far safer on the south side of the strip than you are in the south side of chicago and the reality is most violence most gun violence today is by gangs in the inner cities and from central america so i mean i saw it myself as a criminal defense lawyer once you had el salvador and gangs and gangs like m s thirteen come to make a significant role and you can argue about america's ro

ok i want to go back to. west palm beach again another element of this story here i want to keep stressing here what people want to do what kind of relationships they want to have with their bosses they submit to you like you merely eight themselves if that's what you want to do to get ahead in life i feel that i actually more sorry for you and at the same time i think the quality of the talent in hollywood is really you know it's a swamp i mean i don't think they present values that i. have nothing in common with them that's why i used to live there i don't live there anymore and i'm very happy about it but jane one of the things if you trust in the new york times story which i always have a huge huge grain of salt on my shoulder and i read them because i have very little trust in the new york times these days but actually a long time but the number of journalists that submitted to pressure and editors pushing journalists not to say this not to let it go back off and then the you know we have hollywood actor

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our left the team and yeah we will see what happened with with the manager if we stay to the winter ok now you also have suggested that you would give advice to the club to improve their strikers a me from the match today what bit of advice could you give them if anyone's we're we've made a joke to me and i used to on because i think we want to strike us and we want to come a bit to do. to the team and to the training to help them to score to have some fun with them to get the fun back because if you don't have fun we cannot scoville's ok all right over to you yannick now have two wins in a row things are starting to click under dieter hacking yeah i think so i mean they've had a bit of an up and down season just a few weeks ago thrash six one by bruce dortmund but they've turned them around the bounce back two in the row as you said and it gives them a good platform now to attack that your pain spot that they really want to take this isn't ok. get things going let's move on to sunday's other match over in the bay arena labor who is in hosted table neighbors wolfsburg the two clubs are

that's not ok. ok. ok. ok ok. ok ok ok. ok. the last cost live it to our correspondent and we have live pictures now from consulate was showing you in barcelona where. the situation is gaining it. is getting more and more tense what we're seeing now i believe. are the civil guard trying to remove voters who are staging why there has to be a peaceful sit in there they're preventing the police vans from. getting closer to the polling stations and the civil guard are trying to remove them forcefully. which is thought lines of these the police vans. trying to gain better access to these polling stations as you can see. things getting more and more violence in the low now. let us live we have our correspondent in toss alona for asthma dana medina we've just seen a woman being stretched away we've also spoken about one voter being forcibly moved by police forces by there have i think the question is on everyone's mind how far a police force is willing to go to stop people from voting and how far people are consul loney and are prepar

ok, that's it. i--i'm sorry. sean, i'm a doctor, ok? i'm teaching humans, not dolphins, ok?me to know what works on fish. they're mammals, actually. ho ho, well! sean! unfortunately for me, my interns aren't mammals! j.d., they are. i don't care, sean. come on, turk! just wanted you to know i don't have a problem with you. i just can't resist a good storm-off. oh. who can? stain...i won't lie to ya. this is gonna hurt a little bit. why don't you just paint over it? hmm... you believe that crap sean was saying? he was right. even in college, you cared way too much about everybody liking you. hey, who wants to help me move? me. j.d., could you walk my dog tonight while i have casual sex with your friend miguel? love to! hey, who wants to help me move back? i know where it all goes. think about it, man. cox has taught you the most since you've been here, right? do you really think he gives a damn whether you like him or not? i like to think so. outta my way, space waster. i felt the love. [thinking] catch him and kick him in his junk! enjoy. i didn't cut the hand off. i used a

to have some fun with them to get the fun back because if you don't have fun we cannot score goals ok all right over to you yannick now have two wins in a row things are starting to click under teacher hacking yeah i think so i mean they've had a bit of an up and down season just a few weeks ago thresh six one by bruce dortmund but they've turned them around the back two in the row as you said and it gives them a good platform now to attack that your pain spot that they really want to take this isn't ok to. get things going let's move on to sunday's other match over in the bay arena leverkusen hosted table neighbors wolfsburg the two clubs are sitting in mid table limbo separated by only a point with a slight advantage going to labor whose it they are both coming off a draw from the previous match day surely history won't repeat itself or will it. it took until midway through the first period for lay the couzens encounter with split to get interesting a lead accusing clinical time of can the wolves but box on love spending smashed in the opener his first goal of the campaign. was but

are these days ok i. know a lot of russians and poles. write english better than native speakers are going to speak for everyone on facebook and this guy over here or over twitter that i know uses absolute perfect grammar of as dick shit all the iris and bull activists those guys a real grammar not one of the one of the things that is so nonsensical to me ok mark brought up twitter so you know i want to introduce facebook into it as well is that somehow. maniacal forces related to the russian government or state or individuals who are close to russia you know all these little things here that they could actually use black lives matter and racial strife agree to frighten and put in a couple hundred thousand dollars and they could actually flip the united states and complete chaos you know. we all unfortunately have to go through this crucifixion of watching the american presidential cycle and we are you can't avoid it in our line of business but to tell me that an outside source of force was was stirring u

ok. once there was a beautiful girl who met a stunningly handsome young doctor. j.d.: he noticed her right away. and she noticed him noticing her. ♪ you are not so old j. d.: their first date was amazing. ♪ did i know it then? ♪ 'cause i have just been told j.d.: they had so much fun together, they felt like kids again. ♪ ...perfect in so many ways ♪ j.d.: then it was time for their first kiss. danni: and how was that? j.d.: intense. uhh! j.d.: the next date didn't start that well, either. ♪ i've been... ♪ i've been waiting, waiting j.d.: but it got better from there. ♪ i've been... ♪ i've been waiting, waiting ♪ ♪ and i want to... j.d.: and that night, well... it was the most amazing night the young doctor ever had. and then what happened? and then the young doctor realized he hadn't seen the beautiful girl naked in the light yet. damn! are you as into this as i am? if i wasn't crazy about you, would i be willing to do this? ♪ oom oom dah oom oom pah pah ♪ j.d.: as i was doing the naked

ok? now it may not have seemed like he would someday become a major general based on the fact that -- excuse me -- based on the fact that he was 18th in a class of 25, the class of 1844, u.s. military academy. but he was well respected and well liked despite mediocre grades. he joined the mexican war after lobbying very hard for it over approximately a year's time in july 1847. after the mexican war, he met all my rep. russell: -- he met elmira russell in st. louis and they were married on january 24, 1850. elmiran october 1850, gave birth to their son russell , and in 1857 to their daughter ada. now hancock in the civil war, when the civil war broke out, he was not a general then. i believe captain hancock was in los angeles, which was more than just a three-hour flight away from the eastern theater. so he did not get actively involved in the civil war until the peninsula campaign the following spring, spring of 1862. and that is where he won renown, at the battle of williamsburg, the wi

bit a bit bizarre to say from a german football team but with what is essentially an american issue ok now you mentioned unity let me take that theme over to you even. how do you think something like this could actually happen considering that we are across the ocean and i think they want to show the unity that the players respect the other players and days to part this and that's why did it. ok all right now we have also seen a few football race anti-racism campaigns specifically fifi and other things like this do you think this sets a precedent for other teams in the bonus they get to follow i mean a could do i mean bowl in is is becoming it has a reputation for being a very open minded and very welcoming city multicultural as well so i guess it makes sense that this comes from the capital city berlin and has a bill in as the maintain will of the clubs follow i'm not so sure i mean it could on first glance look like a bit of a stunt to me as well right well in that sense it is a win win situation isn't it because you know this has made headlines in the new york times the chicago trib

ok. i didn't always.en i was 10 years old and my swim coach telling me that my butt stuck out of the water too much. but now, i like it when my boyfriend looks at my wagon and goes, "bam!" you know? i'm ok with my curves. i realize women inject god-knows-what into their face to have lips like mine. mr. hilliard, i can hop out of the shower and look at my naked body for a whole 10 seconds without totally losing it. that's more than most women! but still, when i can't make you fall asleep, it's like hearing my swim coach's voice all over again, and my body doesn't deserve that. so what do you want me to do? fall asleep. i'm not attracted to you. why?! because you remind me of my sister. but i'm not your sister! that's what i'm talking about. had to be done. ok, terrific. grownups tackle each other all the time. perry, i can't change what already happened, but you gotta believe me, i never meant to come between you and anyone. j.d., voice-over: watching dr. cox and pete fight over me was...aw, hell, i'll say

thank you thank you ok ok wow. oh wow ok. can you hold over the. phone just because we know now we're now. trying to slow down. for you saw. today was the ok. ok ok thank you. oh. oh. oh oh oh oh. oh. oh oh oh oh. oh oh oh. oh oh ok. to. zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero ok thank you the only. oh yeah. oh yeah. now. the over there on. the. right simon yeah. well you know what. the word. optimism has faded. conn's elected leaders are divided. attention grows as it is that a crackdown is imminent the targets the activists who fought for democracy. part of the six part series filmed over five years. on china's democracy experiment at this time on al-jazeera. one of the really special things that working for al jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for it as you know it's very challenging the body particularly because you have a lot of people that are divided on political

i don't use a word like attenuated and i have the same time now for seven years now ok so. what about this idea we've got going at you can ask for a second segment i would love to so we've got about a minute and change left i'm just looking at stacy now she's in the director's chair and she gives you know only joking she does love yelling cut for life. so let's go on to the circle to beast to fit the square you would say square the story i want to square the circle you know that something has to give and of course people to the u.s. dollar as potentially vulnerable in a scenario where printing printing printing printing but the dollar is not collapsing there is no hyper inflationary currency collapse in the last you were to look at the dollar versus bitcoin. everything very. well i'm going to have to say what i want there it would normally be the case if every other central bank on the planet wasn't more insane than our fed is currently oh we're going to continue this in part two we've got to say goodbye for now ok all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kai

ok thank you mr de stood up. and here comes the second most important topic at the october fest food i'm hungry i've heard that along with the traditional pork knuckle and roast chicken october fest is also known for a grilled fish on a stick the fish is freshly smoked or cool. but over charcoal that's where the name grilled fish on a stick comes from a german fish. and guys. where you from california are rising into a house that tastes.

find find very very disturbing here and you know i don't i would really want to know the truth here ok that's really what i'm interested in here you know i don't carry for water for trump i could care less about hillary clinton you know but i would really like to know what's happening here because i think media journalism is so dirty to its hands and its reputation and all this and another thing that i really worry about is that look at the people that are involved with this so-called trump collusion story and they almost every single person to a character was involved in the uranium run story which is still kind of developing as well there was a cover up on that you had you have an informant that was gagged i think as we speak that ag gag order is being real resend it i mean it seems to me that there's a lot of corruption in the state here and if it's the f.b.i. is that they're the ones that are covering up or covering up for some people i think that really disturbing that's even far worse than quote unquote collusion because there's no evidence of it yet go ahead alexander or can i f

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not be working with philip morris or any other tobacco company to cut smoking rates around the world ok the speaking around the world the back when industry operates very different ways depending on the country how does what we're seeing in australia compared to elsewhere it's really very different country by country in the more developed world where there are very wealthy nations like the u.s. like australia the tobacco companies are very nice and they want to work with the governments and say let's provide alternatives so we can both be happy you can cut down the smoking rates and we can start selling a cigarettes but in the developing world. or in particular many countries in africa like uganda kenya many of the governments there have accused these tobacco companies of threatening them regarding legislation that they're trying to push that would either impose a tax on cigarettes or in some other way try to cut the rates and unfortunately in in the poor countries not only do they not have the resources to always go off again seize billion dollar companies but they also don't even have

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ok thomas sparrow with us as parliament prepares to get together for the first time for the new session here in berlin thomas will be with us at the top of the hour for more thanks very much for now. while hollywood's culture of sexual harassment and the cover up of it are finding an echo in european politics the swedish foreign minister margot also was one of the first to speak out telling a newspaper that she was groped by an unnamed top level european union politician so the quality minister has made similar allegations while female staff of the european parliament have also been reporting being sexually harassed by lawmakers there that parliament is due to discuss the issue in a special session tomorrow. well just like this hard the harvey weinstein scandal the debate about sexual harassment in europe and european parliament politics is raging on social media the e.u.'s agency for fundamental rights tweeted that forty two thousand women were surveyed across the e.u. and that fifty five percent that's one hundred two million women have soccer suffered sexual harassment many of them l

that identifies you with the west ok. i think that's really the point here is that russia is nominally part of the west that's a very deep long conversation right there but there is the perception in the west that because there russia has this western connection it should embrace the west at its core the russians have resisted in doing that well the russians have been divided some russians of the west with great enthusiasm others of see that as a betrayal of russian identity so i mean you can't generalize about all russians in that it self has moved from period to period but i think william's partly right one of the reasons certainly in the united states for russophobia is quite simply that ever since the united states became a serious international power certainly a superpower. the soviet union was its only rival and the group which is still at the top of american advising on foreign policy are people who were brought up in the context of the cold war so i find nothing surprising about that i wouldn't rely on the fact th

ok this new type of debate is going to be taking place in a parliament that's ten percent bigger the last time around it's the biggest of any western democracy is this going to be a dysfunctional parliament considering simply the size well that's one possible view or divided parliament or rather dysfunctional parliament on the other hand there are those who say that the previous parliament where we only had the four parliamentary groups the two big groups that formed the grand coalition under two parties in opposition well the debates there were rather dull because the grand coalition had a clear majority so there there are some people here who are. actually saying well now we will have real debates in parliament real debates that will represent the different views in society so you have the two sides of the coin there and we will just have to wait and see how things develop because there are a lot of new elements in this german parliament ok and there's also an agenda out for today for the first day what can we expect to see in parliament as as it gets underway this will be the fram

ok. it's a tie. t-diddy? ♪ i can't do this all on my own ♪ ♪ no, i know i'm no superman ♪ captioning made possible by buena vista television ♪ i'm no superman you've got me in the i.c.u for a cold? mr. blair, you have a sever sinus infection with orbital extension. you were admitted delirious from your 106-degree temperature, completely nekkid, and very adamant about staying that way. i was hot. i'll second that. mm-hmm. sharp coat, sport. well, yeah, it's spiffy. shocker, big bob. you care more about appearances-- better finish that thought quickly, perry. i'm not breaking my gait. i'm just saying, substance, style, what's important, coat not. ha ha! too slow! i think you really got through to him. oh, my god. you hear like a bat. [thinking] idiot! i wish i had a guy in my life that would stop me before i did something stupid. ♪ mistake [thinking] i don't know why he's an opera singer. little closely, tiny dancer. i wouldn't be flapping my mouth if i'd forgotten to get a blood culture on mr. blair, and for t

reporter and columnist and so forth and i want to make one thing clear fake news is always been a problem ok fake news comes from governments all over the world particularly want to deals with national security i was sitting there at the cia is made yeah i was it is i was sitting here at the los angeles times twenty years after the gulf it's i'm going which was a suppose it attack the second one on by north vietnamese p.t. boats on a destroyer an aircraft carrier of the us your own as huge ships and it never happened well just like the attack on the main in the harbor of amount of never how ok but but a lot of people knew it didn't include the president and secretary of lyndon johnson around there and when we came out twenty years after the fact when the key documents were finally declassified i wrote about it for the los angeles says they knew before they talked to the nation the president and secretary rice that there was no evidence of its act they were worn by captain herrick i viewed him i was on the destroyer saying we recommend holding or if there is no evidence you know. i don't know

should be forced to pay ok now the united nations the same says their hands are facing a campaign of ethnic cleansing is that an accurate description of what's happening that's absolutely accurate we report to for many yes atrocities against the muslim minority in the north of but in the recent two months this is a systematic ethnic cleansing by the me and by. groups who are helping the burmese army to drive the ruling out of the country ok burma of course being me and maher right ok you know the government in myanmar is denying that there's any rights violation all it saying is fighting is almost insurgency how much is that fighting fuelling the refugee crisis where there is some fighting or was actually some fighting because now this group the rohingya group they announced a cease fire a unilateral cease fire. but you know i mean they were. persecuted killed for many many years so there's no wonder that there will be a resistance and there is a resistance but it's not comparable to any muslim groups like al qaeda is they don't even have connections to the international donor confer

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have it we'll show you around a bit ok. one thousand one hundred fifty prisoners are living in very basic conditions this is the way all over set up here you know it's always whole who likes it about fifty and one. and they do have a. great name put back to the south they don't go anywhere i mean they're they're here twenty four seventh's. jay russell has just begun his second term as sheriff he knows prison regulations well he wrote them in his absence only one person can make decisions prison warden pat johnson. and usually there's someone out here with that guy but if not he can sit right here. and he can watch the whole. all for. when there's all cameras and you know him so he's got to get out he he knows what's going on at all times just from sitting here. there are many cameras and only one god monitoring two hundred prisoners. beds and laid out closely there is no privy. to what they have or what remand prisoners sleep beside convicted felons. russell is full of ideas about how to reduce costs. where people would go