absolutely i think the kidnap them if necessary yes to make sure that nothing changes yes exactly ok change is the enemy for enough now we have a just a minute everyone asserted for pays his workers enough to buy the cars now is that is is invention who invented this idea to increase the pay of the ordinary american worker there's a bit of mythology there yeah false mythology the guy who actually wanted to raise wages was henry ford's business partner james cousins who had you know how to very modest upbringing and in the first year all the shareholders of ford got all their money back and it was a hockey stick company made tremendous amounts of money so by the toy him you know we get past one hundred ten and there's a lot of difficulty in the economy cousins was the one who advanced the idea of raising wages henry ford agreed with another board member were in the room when this happened but the point was look at detroit where you had a lot of growth you had a lot of core companies but there were still a lot of people struggling and cousins was haunted by his wealth you saw that when he bec

change his tactics. host: mary, republican line, good morning. caller: yes. are you there? host: yes. please go ahead. caller: ok. i changed my mind on what i wanted to say after what i just heard. at the problem is, the media is really bad. they're not telling what is really going on. and they're not telling what mr. president trump has already done, and he's done so many good things, but the media don't cover it. all they ask is the stupid stuff and they report stupid stuff and keep the people stirred up. they're the ones causing all he problems. if the people that are democrats would watch their news, now, you should know that news people don't ever act like that. that's a red flag. there's something wrong. all the news people are democrats. i heard that fox is a little good. they report both sides, and that's what the media is supposed to do. they're supposed to be telling what he has already done. even you just, a little while ago, reading out of the newspaper, about nikki haley, you are misleading people. it was never said, you guys get your news out of the "washington post", and the other one, and it's all

occasionally issues that the are reeling or indeed thinking of taking into a mix of all this is a change ok we've we've lost sound from you must soon they're going to try and get the engineers to work on that those technical issues and that was my social gera from islamic human rights commission in london to apologise to viewers will try to get that sound fixed as soon as we can. now margaret bottleneck is developing on the italian french border where controls have been tightened with drones and guard dog patrols the following video was captured at a makeshift camp it shows the heavy price that people are paying to traffickers just to continue their journey to northern europe. lisa eat cows eat eat. eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat really did you eat leisurely t.v. . i would say has become the main entry point of refugees crossing the mediterranean via libya on friday tensions spill over in rome as crowds ready to get into the construction of new asylum shelters in one in genoa people took to the streets to doubts the far right party seeking to crack down on immigration. law. was. god i am.

they chained themselves to railings, and that's what brings change. okt, but morally, i'm sorry, i still think thatjustice trumps institutional unity. and you haven't walked away from the church altogether. you still sometimes attend your old church, 0ld saint paul's in edinburgh. yes. it's a pretty forgiving church that welcomes you back, isn't it? yeah. well, i think, on the whole, the anglican church has been a forgiving church. it's been a messy, muddled church. it got hardened in the 90s when it was drifting and they thought the only way for churches to survive was to become very conservative, evangelical and give people the perfect package, answer every question. whereas, on the whole, the anglican church tended to question every answer. it's still a spacious, imaginative church. yeah, i'm in church most sundays, at old saint paul's. i love that building. it traps the mystery of this hunger for transcendence for me. it's uncomfortable, i don't do god comfortably. a lot of people talk too comfortably about what, to me, is an unspeakable mystery. but

they chained themselves to railings and that is what brings change. ok think justice trumps institutional unity. you haven't walked away from the church altogether — you still sometimes attend your old church in edinburgh. it is a pretty forgiving church that welcomes you back, isn't it? 0n the whole, the anglican church has been forgiving. it has been a messy and muddled church. it got hardened in the ‘90s when it was drifting and they thought the only way it could survive was to become very conservative and give people a perfect package answer to every question, but on the whole, the anglican church attended the question of every answer. it's still a spacious, imaginative church. i'm in church most sundays at old saint paul's. i love that building. it looks at the mystery of transcendence for me. it's uncomfortable. i don't do god comfortably. i would rather be in than out. do you still think of yourself as a christian? i am an agnostic christian, but i'm not interested in the labels. jesus is still very important to me. i never lostjesus. jesus was a

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ok let me go back to sammy and beirut one of the most important changes it's been going on is the change in leadership in saudi arabia in the news release or giddy about it it looks like washington is given a green light. is this really smart to embolden this young crown prince i mean you know the recent foreign policy of saudi arabia has been nothing but an utter disaster in that you know we can look at syria and we can look to yemen but it looks like the saudis are being prodded along early and given a green light from their allies does this worry you for the region and for saudi arabia itself go ahead sami. definitely that is in a new era in saudi arabia i mean some. of. appeasement that is definitely in change and. it's more. it's better for the young prince given what's going on was in yemen

the way c'mon you know what he suggested this suddenly it hit me what whoa what if we said ok you want to change the seventeenth the moment you want to change the senate let's change the damn sun let's let's make a proportional let's say the you know. a small state in the united states has one senator and every other state has a number of senators equal to the smallest state's population divided by the population of a bigger state for the number of senators yes so if you got it you know how to divide it up by the result of that you divide that math so that for example becoming the senator one of the senators from california doesn't involve massive expenditure on media bias and the other things that bring corporations into it come on kind of said what i was going to say in a different way which is before the seventeenth amendment the senate was america's house of lords and let in a fact and let's face it that's what it's become again by and large in most cases because it takes so much money to run for the united states senate in this country that it's become almost a purchased seat i mean there a

ok so you wouldn't change your plans this kind of thing watching this kind of video i. wouldn't you know. it wouldn't tell you from going away. you know just to deal with it every day so police say there's no specific intelligence that british holiday makers are going to be targeted but they still want you to watch the film before packing your beach bags. the department of homeland security says a hundred in five countries will be required to implement enhanced screening of airline passengers and electronic devices airlines have a hundred twenty days to comply this comes as the t.s.a. continues to introduce invasive security policies here at home or to use marina portnoy has the story tonight. the. airport security two words that can strike frustration into the heart of any travel. with all the indignity of head to toe searches and long lines that shoeless adults emptying their pockets into the bin scale. the department of homeland security has been rapidly expanding and testing new airport measures to keep america safe unless we all raise our security standards terrori

on is actually drawing attention away from that and i am not sure that i really see that much change really ok gentlemen i'm going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the trump presidency stay with r.t. . the knot winds up. on the flames off let down one might have snakes on the definitions and i'm back and the. one seeking i need. taken in equal city in the south. and then you're going to bring. how we think i'm. young would be right now i think. i'm going to be no one at beach. south. in this just feeling if one means a leftist i know be deep. in the face numb tokio find it is going to happen keep going. to let me ask how. does work with because did a piece of dancing coral cultural freezing cold the premise. you can see the border from here was a. steel fence on this side. like i said this is this is all time land. and this is all. you have every right to be here have a right to call collect my food be a part of my family on both sides of the border. play started an organization called the arizona border recall we ar

time, during a labour government in 2002, they got a lot less than that and had to take changes in condition as well. oknt page of the telegraph. leftover women forced to freeze eggs. what is that about? this is feminism coming back to inflict some pain on some alpha females. it is an interesting cultural story. we have written a lot about this on the website, actually. the numbers are significant. supposedly, there has been a fivefold increase in british women freezing ex to about 4000 in total. —— freezing eggs. the procedure itself is very invasive. we are told this is because there is an oversupply of educated women and more women are going to university than men, it seems there and all —— are no men for them. another hand, you could be going to university and leaving with £57,000 of debt. this is a symptom of the fa ct of debt. this is a symptom of the fact that there are more educated women than ever before. six out of ten students are now women. the education system is succeeding for the funeral population, because we made that decision, but it is failing poor young white boys, to quote the book

on is actually drawing attention away from that and i am not sure that i really see that much change really ok gentlemen i'm going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the trump presidency stay with r.t. . it's wrong. just don't hold. me. to shape our. worlds apart. to look for common ground. we're used to be a professional hockey player one stanley cup a moment the girl who was living the dream. at a dark side. time i was fourteen to sixteen i was raped one hundred fifty times by a coal mine i was more us in a dark room and so you know every time i close my eyes. and sleep after many years of silence. and unites with other things so you are going from toronto to. walk and walk. the walk is to create awareness and promote healing around the subject child sexual abuse this type of behavior. because of the senses that are to the justices. welcome back to crossfire all things considered i'm peter remind you we're discussing the trump presidency. we go back to you in washington one thing that i want to go back to jeff sessio

actually drawing attention away from that and i am not sure that i really see that much change really ok gentlemen i'm going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the trump presidency stay with r.t. . it's a very rough terrain you sort of rough climates and you have to fight to be able to the flank. it was gunshots on top him and so many friends he would have been aiming and i mean and you do not i. don't think anything will back up and you know i don't want to see it but it will be in this world when these rigid to participate in the good. old two new books wouldn't. you don't think about these movies so good on you've got three teams played here and you know i do another patients. this then which are with me in a minute i can know the most get a little bit too much as well plus i'm a lawyer but i you. know both of it was a problem but i just sort of kind of run up the side of this yes. and no for see a dumb thought and just you know see or be told it is. good. for the abu he will get up it's just a good area for i

just often on seven say monday morning here in moscow about his going ok so far of a change in iran the world what want to come with me kevin owen after the break we're talking about the iraqi city of mosul that's now been declared pretty much free for myself this comedy huge cost details ahead. in case you're new to the game this is how it works the economy is built around corporate corporations run washington washington media the media the. voters elected to run this country business equals power you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done for. the wealthy areas of the italy going bust and we should save them because they're going. well again the social bank. they have already printed fifteen sixteen trillion dollars to bail out their friends their oligarchs friends during since two thousand and eight and they signal to the marketplace that we've got another fifteen sixteen seventeen trillion dollars to print to make as many errors as you want keep making bad loans keep borrowing money at zero percent interest rate to buy assets of precious. paintings a

ok and. we're going to change our mind. does not want to happen that way it's going to be have severe shock in the world. and you know people are going to realize you know what both old youngest student junk people in the world is going to realize that something's bad fiore. it because it's completely wrong and i am optimistic that. many young people because we have to tell them to choose and teach these new ideas and use new theories it's common sense max in the one day people realize that they were completely wrong they will question they had ideas we think this was the right thing henri in saying ok so american policy is keynesianism should be got rid of mexico has pointing in the by the way that i think that's the bell on the hour that because of the church bells there's also a whistle occasionally there are some vendors outside they may hear but in mexico so established. to walk on the executing ability to take care of fraudulent bankers they've got all the gold and silver they have a history of gold and silver and my.

change. want show that to our viewers. >> don't you think it's ok to have this conversation about the science of climate change? why don't we have a red team approach and get the politicians out of the room and let the scientists and listen to what they have to say about it. i'm pretty comfortable that, you know, what's wrong with being a skeptic, i think, about something that we are talking about that is going to have a massive impact on the american economy? [video clip] >> you said this thing, you said we need a red team blue team to establish climate change. in amy understanding that red team blue team exercise the blue team makes an argument and the red team tries to knock it down. blue team then refines their argument and they go back and forth until consensus is reached. but that's exactly how science works. science. climate researchers collected data and make arguments. here reviewers poll -- poke holes in the arguments. they go back-and-forth. until consensus is reached. every peer-reviewed climate study goes through that red team blue team treatment. and then thousands of studies ar

they took a hit last year, they may say no, that is not ok, we might want to change industries or evene. the next option is not affordable. the next option is to go to donors, wealthy individuals who normally like to have their names on libraries and buildings at university, they may not like the idea of paying into a pension scheme. lastly, raising costs for strings, which is politically toxic, just ask the liberal democrats after 2015. —— prison costs for students. there are going to be paying it a high maximum forjewish and he's already, that'll be tricky. as for the pension scheme, they say it is way too high to talk about raising tuition fees, they say the investments are solid. banks for that. let's catch up on this port. england are batting again in the third test at the oval. jones out there became the first english bowler to take five wickets on his debut for eight years. south africa took 49 runs. first ago today was morne morkel beforejones entered the history books. the tourists are all out for 175. keaton jennings lucky to be there, going through the slips. england lead by

ok way from that no complete change of tone and pace of the bit ridiculous and complex and technical board game that simulates all out war between europe and russia has failed to so many companies and it's left those who bought it a bit confused as you're proud to see could go hold of one lucky kill to see what it was all about. hi gary pauly i'm going to be reviewing a new game that's coming to our attention here who didn't strike very robust box it could be bulletproof but i'm going to be on boxing it and telling you all you need to know about it in order to find out what this game is all about. very hard to unlock oh there we go face of the man himself very complicated instruction manual here you can't have a board game without a board the theatre of war the markers of nuclear strikes i am recruited in our office engineer bed i'm going to be an external conference room in order to give putin strikes its first sortie. where we go are you a fan of board games school this is the instruction manual. there are these markers the russian forces the nato forces it's one joint game of soli

change without calling that. the man doesn't read, so maybe he will in the end find it ok to say a bit more efficiency, why not? and actually he cannot really change the tide. renewable energies are much cheaper than coal and he cannot really subsidize against that. he can try, but then his small state he wants will probably be bankrupt very fast. peter: how to deal with donald trump? mekonnen: the partner of german politics is the american people. so the american economy and that's definitely the president. it is absolutely true that we need to think in longer terms. if there is any alternative to what is on the agenda of technology, tech no logical advance, etc., the u.s. economy will be highly engaged and interested in investing. yes, there is a kind of disruption at this time because you need the u.s. government and the u.s. president in order to have a global dialogue and agenda. if there is this deception for the next four years, hopefully not longer than four years, we should think in other temperatures, but especially also look into partnerships within the u.s. economy and within the u.s. people. peter:

had also promised during his election campaign we'll see where there will be any more changes in the coming years ok so watch this space is near its artie's election or shift from the american capital thank you. let's go to your side of the world now dozens of palestinians have been wounded during clashes with us really police in jerusalem most of them worshippers return to pray at the temple mount a holy site after israel reversed the two week long security lockdown of the compound. i. i. hear the latest violence broke out as the i.d.f. tried to gain control of very large crowd of the al aqsa mosque it's really police said stones were thrown on its units at the western the jewish holy site near the mosque under phish shows are bracing for even bigger crowds during friday prayers all this near is across the story. well clashes have broken out inside the temple mount compound this comes off to the most you have to loosen them announce that worship has could now go into the compound and put inside the al aqsa mosque this follows a two week stay away because of israel's additional security measures tha

full day out all of a sort of there is a physical sink to the second thing we ok we respect the agreement which would change we want we want we want to lift ukraine but we will change the composition of the country and the will of a free country something like you know during the twenty's when the capital was a cargo of. the good of soviet your queen was completely different in my opinion it's something that. told for its population and for the kremlin to terrorism do something because. it's a topic is a very it was a very good. and i mean this is just a reflection of the reality on the ground more or less i mean we because of this blockade the. have no choice but to deal with russia that's where they get their food imports i mean all kinds of legal things now that they have that like you know registering births and deaths and and and money but even i think that a driver is highly unlikely to get out of here this is a reflection of reality on the ground and really to get here and the west to really implement the minsk accords or start something different go ahead well i think it's high time to start somethi

ok. you will have relatively slow changes in terms of the interest rate. more of the drama has been about the balance sheet and how quickly they get moving on that, we think that happens relatively soon. we are seeing a little pickup in inflation expectations and we think september is in the cards, as we will have a full statement of september. the fed, when they say they are data-dependent, we believe it. they are looking at the data and see how it proceeds from here. vonnie: kevin, thank you. working hard behind her, tell them to type in tv . [laughter] vonnie: that was kevin. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news with mark crumpton. done.vonnie, nicely senate republicans are varying 40 bare-bones approach in the quest to appeal obamacare. under there's the majority, republican says this week's debate including an all , may amendment of votes ultimately lead to a bill that millie ends the mandate that all americans have insurance or pay a penalty, along with a few other provisions. we will have more health care coverage ahead here on bloomb

highway has notmike eliason /santa barbara county fire "the fire is that far away that's ok right now but that might changeas the evening progresses and wind shifts that will make a difference and that is why we have these contingency plans" the burning is too close for comfort for locals who know the history of devastating fires in this countybryan georgi/helping relatives sot crews are working to protect people and property as the whittier fires burns into another summer weekend (jr stone) the wall fire that has been burning in butte county for a week is now 98-percent contained.. the fire has destroyed more than 40 homes and 50 other buildings. it also burned through more than six thousand acres.. all of the evacuation orders and road closures have been lifted.. no injuries were reported. (justine) those who have lost their homes in the wall fire are now being warned about scammers.. these signs are now up around the county.. contractors with the state license board say that some un-licensed contractors may try to take advantage of people needing their home rebuilt.. state law says any contracting work

ok. but monzo bank maybe not? well, the changesnd lloyds, which cost the taxpayer tens of billions of pounds in bail outs. the government responded by saying actually we want more banks with more competition so if one or two fail, that's ok. that's a sign of a well functioning market and the way we will protect consumers is the financial services compensation scheme. so your deposits are guaranteed up to £85,000. that's the hassle though. it is easier if you're bailed out by the government and your savings is not touched? i'm not sure as an economy we can afford another £47 billion bail out. i'm not suggesting we go that way. we talked a lot about the uk and clearly with europe pds 2 will change how we bank. what plans elsewhere? is this being repeated around the world or is it a european issue? it is very much european issue? it is very much european for now. the fsa and the bank of england are leading the world, i think, bank of england are leading the world, ithink, in bank of england are leading the world, i think, in terms of

highway has notmike eliason /santa barbara county fire "the fire is that far away that's ok right now but that might change as the evening progresses and wind shifts that will make a difference and that is why we have these contingency plans" the burning is too close for comfort for locals who know the history of devastating fires in this countybryan georgi/helping relatives sot crews are working to protect people and property as the whittier fires burns into another summer weekend (justine) take a look at this newly released dash cam video-- it shows santa barbara county sheriff's deputies driving down a small dirt road through the whittier wildfire last week... they were trying to rescue kids and staff from a summer camp. but the road is surrounded by falling debris... and a wall of flames moves quickly toward them. the deputies are unable to go any further and had to turn back. it was a multiple agency effort to rescue the dozens of campers, counselors and staff trapped at the circle-v ranch camp-- but in the end, everyone was evacuated safely. (jr stone) for up to the minute weather and traffic updates

ok, we are into the 21st century. boomers are in their 50's, not much has changed. youth is the primary currency, special currency of the day. they do not intend to look or act like their parents version standard the weekly called america in the nation of perpetual adolescence. and scientists are still looking at aging is a treatable disease, something we can fix. um, the antiaging therapies of the day are vitamins, enzymes b-12 shots, oils, herbs, nutraceuticals and supplements. the big one is hdh, that is really the entree. do any of these work? no. there is no research to support they work. the only thing that does work is eating much less. it works in mice and it seems to work in adults, if you consume very few calories a day you are more likely to live longer. that is the one thing that looks like it works. you are seeing and pop-culture the celebrity dermatologists. creams, just the creams are a billion dollar business, just the creams. and it is botox mania. science is now interested in putting the fountain of youth into one pill. all of these are scattered a

they can only do so much and a lot of the law with congress won't be changed too much to impact that ok let's talk about the free and fair trade we talked about scale terrorist punitive scale terrorists. investigations about it being you know foreign steel hurting us security and the ability to react what do you think about how this went how was it focused improperly is not happy about it again he's the president trump is the odd guy out here is the weirdo in there at the party because every everybody else was in favor of free fair trade and they signed this japanese e.u. deal and you know. president xi jinping was trying to work the crowd trying to fill in the void particular the trans-pacific partnership that created by the u.s. leaving so i think the next thing to watch on trade in general and see is what you mentioned and that is whether or not we do anything on steel import tariffs and quotas and if that's going to happen is probably going to be in the next two three weeks is my guess and it could just open up the floodgates for a lot of other things to be a big mess yeah let's tal

very soon when they're going to have to say enough is enough we are not going to change the face of local government anymore ok well you voted against the defacto cuts in pay for firefighters police the public sector. didn't vote with you on the is now saying he was for your labor bill why did he have to be so careful in durham recently when he was condemning corded cool bit of that i think that yeah i think that. really said about what boris johnson said that's be honest he's not a person of the people i don't really think is ever had a proper job in his life has you so i don't think he would answer journalist. if you have suffered no offense to. you know what i mean is i don't think he really understands the corrosive nature on your saw as a professional if yeah upon your up on the air that's been to talk about pick up a freeze if it's not in line with prices inflation all that kind of stuff this is a picasso book to a prison officer in my constituency who said he was better off as ago than he is today never mind the changes to his pensions and all that kind of stuff so it is sickening actually that part of