it's an iou to get p.s. who was forty eight in one thousand seven hundred lived opposite the town read palace the seat of the virtually powerless russian parliament the duma. like everyone else i can't get to grip with these times i understand nothing i'm shattered there's only one thing to do when i write then to the point. the conclusion of many by now the czar must go. what voice should be used to speak what kind is needed to shout out that the war in russia will not end easily everything will collapse no matter what. people are starving there has been no bread for weeks. the powers that be are pursuing their own absolutely unsuccessful political agenda which serves only to isolate them from the lower classes. that's why what comes next will come from below. and it will be stark and wrong. hands. on the twenty third of february thousands of women went on strike and demanded bread they march toward the city center where they were joined by increasing numbers of workers. all over town the trams have come to

estÁn hondureÑos, se empezará a definir en un par de semanas cuando anuncian si se extiende o no el te p.samos a los detalles. >> marÍa carvajal y trabaja legalmente a la cocina de este salvadoreÑo restaurante gracias a su estatus de protecciÓn temporal. >> tengo tp.s.ddesde primer dÍa que lo dieron. estoy un poco preocupada porque dependemos un permiso para trabajar tranquilos. >> el de nicaragüenses en el csic obrero le salvadoreÑos el 9 de marzo, pero la decisiÓn si los tiene se sabe 60 dÍas antes y el temor es que el presidente trump siga con su lÍnea dura el exterminio como daca. >> estuve hablando con un abogado de migraciÓn sobre otras opciones porque no sabemos si van a extender el tps, que mejor estar hablando de otras posibilidades y beneficios tenemos. >> organizaciones recomiendan a los beneficiarios aprovechar la decisiÓn de la novena corte de apelaciones que le permite arreglar dentro de estados unidos. >> algunos tienen hijo que son nacidos aquÍ, que ya tienen 21 aÑos o estÁn casados y puede ser que califique para peticiÓn familiar, puede que sea elegible para otro beneficio

p.s. i can bring something to eat if i come. i have always heard that food brings people together. mckenzie, i had the opportunity to share your letter with the president earlier today and he said he would love to have you come and visit us here at the white house during spring break. i will give you a tour personally and if the president is here, he would like to meet you. finally, you are right about food bringing people together, and so the press staff would like to invite you to have lunch here in the navy mess of the west wing. we look forward to your visit. we hope you will be in touch so we can make sure that that happens. on a more serious note, we have had a lot of questions come in and i addressed quite a few yesterday. i thought today it might be more appropriate to have the chief of staff address some of those questions specific to outreach to gold star families. he will address questions on that topic. if you have other questions throughout the day, the press staff will be here and happy to answer them. >> thanks a lot. so i a more serious note, wanted to make more of

the bow house movement he created is still love today there are a six privately and houses built by p.s and we visited one locks so today that was renovated in keeping with the original plans jamey. bubba hopper and martine fischer live in an architectural icon villa auerbach the first residence built using the modular system designed by boat house founder but their group use its sleek lines were revolutionary in one thousand nine hundred four and the house is still quite special today the start is that the late. my socks are actually sitting on a ninety year old drawers they're all just the way they were back in one thousand nine hundred twenty four well if so yes the jewelry to which the original design has been preserved almost leaves i speechless. doubt that the first was lost but when the couple bought the villa in the eastern german city of you know in one thousand nine hundred nine it had seen better days they renovated it bang great attention to detail. it was barbara who discovered the original color concept according to the construction documents the concept was planned but ne

failed city planning to one of those it's a recreation spot with a bit of imagination and daring even p.s. construction ruins have something to offer. it's a pity that so many sites are unfinished but great that at least a few of them can be used in some way that's it for today thank you for watching see you next time. you. get. while everyone else is holding their cameras up sebastian eris points his at the ground. the photographer focuses on the beauty of paris underfoot and surprises us how much can be found there enjoy some new perspectives. your romex in thirty minutes on d w. take a trip to a world of boundless ambition. meet young entrepreneurs eager to tackle global challenges. join which of that's not german entrepreneur award winner two thousand and fifteen as he travels through asia looking for the next big business idea. our ten part series founders valley starting october twenty third on d w. it's all about the moments that. it's all about the story in so. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us and inspired by distinctive insta

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i think we are talking about a time not about a month or something we should wait for p.s. i know if it doesn't the right but i could arrive because they international pressure on the matter it just going to bring about a living in from the berlin target speaker most. a lot of people are saying spain is teetering on the brink it's very tense clearly lots of uncertainty if spain is teetering on the brink the brink of walked off that is a very good question i mean the brink of more tensions. because i mean the first speech cut alone. leader was. intentional and bigoted. let's go to your ability yes let's let's let's go to war but that the weapons stay on the ground so so it's led to the fact that i didn't know what to make of it so he asked for more clear message please give me a more clear message i would suspect they won't give in because that's what he wanted and asked for so the whole tension escalating dynamic is still going on with no clear end in sight why didn't he declare independence there and then it's almost seemed like and there's no more room for leverage i mean

why don't we take this little thing called p.s.-i and make it a little bit more robust where we start taking countries from within the region sally and region and became a trance a hell counterterrorism program and try to get them all to work on something that we all care about which is counterterrorism so will do training and equipping and all in this training and equipping then we come together bring those countries to do a live exercise. and so we bring all these countries together we do this live exercise we flex our muscles in the region because send a message to the bad guys saying don't mess around ever. but he's working together in concert to make sure that you guys are around so everybody in the pentagon said well this was a success story of you know how can we make this even better. deterring and defeating transnational threats preventing future conflicts supporting humanitarian disaster relief efforts and protecting u.s. security interests. that's the mission of u.s. africa command. they decided that maybe they needed a

english language newspaper websites in the world we sat down with the paper's consulted editor under p.s. who was in manchester to cover this week's conference to get his take on theresa may the conservative party and who will be britain's next prime minister under way here in man just last week in brighton call been attacked your newspaper which apparently the biggest web presence on the internet of any newspaper in the world the daily mail this time with the turn of the f.t. or maybe another type of newspaper constant attacks on newspapers and media at the moment well i took it was about your own and i my attitude when jeremy koeppen singled out the daily mail for criticism that has to put not you put a more lord rosebery yeah it's our job is to challenge politicians and look at what they're saying and what they're doing we don't call been saying all day and here in manchester of course the f.t. has been attacked by tories from the platform because. it's a cheerleader for the european union the editor lionel barber has got a civic award from the french government because of the work th

about it the author of winnie the pooh should be good he's got p.s. p.t.s.d. so it could be some sad moments but i love winnie the pooh is so much that i think i'm going to check it out that's not a bad call thank you so much former u.s. attorney commissioner bart chilton. thanks for watching be sure to catch boom bost on direct t.v. in the united states you can find us on the r. t. channel three two one and if you missed us on directv on you tube you tube dot com slash boom bust r.t. thanks for watching see you next time. the war still of you on the idea that dropping bombs brings to the chicken hawks or some you know the battles that are going. to do socks for the tell you that the beach gossip the tabloids but. that doesn't tell you that you are not pulling out to buy their product. or along the border with one. the future will reveal. the world to. me that you get the lead. according to just. come again for the. little. coming up on our team president donald trump continues his criticism of iran while moving the decision over the country's nuclear deal wit

oh, and p.s. -- it is my pet peeve when i see these workouts that, like, nobody can do. so i made sure that there's a modifier. the modifier, who's my friend michelle, is going to be there with us for every single workout. so you don't have to guess. and why is one of my dogs in every single shot? the modifier just made it easier to be able to stick with the workouts. being overweight, i couldn't turn different directions or make different moves, but having a modifier definitely made things easier. i lost 44 pounds and dropped four pants sizes, and i feel fantastic. >> you know what i love almost as much as piyo? food! food. like, life is too short not to enjoy your food 'cause if you're gonna get amazing results, you -- you have to know what to eat and when and why. you have to know the right food to eat and how much to eat. and they don't give you a plan at the gym. they send you on your way! and that's why i've created a get lean eating plan. >> it's absolutely not a diet. i just learned how to make healthy swaps and really turn it into a lifestyle change. i lost 14 p

healthcare system is a block with is collapsing because of economic collapse that is the result of drowning p.s. policy and the new politics this is a regime that spend ninety one percent of its tiny budget on paying salaries and yet cannot afford to pay nurses and doctors who regularly go on strike and if you recall in two thousand and nine it was a cholera outbreak that killed four thousand five hundred people or thereabouts and this is a preventable disease so this is all political. and it's a slap in the face for ordinary zimbabweans though it is quite hard to understand the supports and of course this is not just about health care the regime is one that is that is marked by brutality that ruth and i and and that has left ordinary zimbabweans in a dire situation so it is hard to understand where the support for mugabe does come from and he does have some support although. his legitimacy is certainly crumbling i think in order to really understand this one has to look at the complex legacies of colonialism and imperialism and neo. so to come here and i'm just here including leaders in spain

new the yeah they do they will be about it and the author of when he the poor should be good he's got p.s. p.t.s.d. so could be some sad moments but i love when he the pooh is so much that i think i'm going to check it out i thought a bad call thank you so much former u.s. attorney commissioner. thanks for watching be sure to catch boom bust on direct t.v. in the united states you can find us on the r t channel three two one and if you missed us on direct t.v. catch us on youtube youtube dot com slash bill started thanks for watching phoenix time. los angeles the city of luxury and fame but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. simple fact and now ladies there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in it's been a struggle. this man found his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you. nothing in order to go . you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such. a tiny house all on a parking space is

new the yeah about a day when the movie about it the author of when he the should be good he's got p.s. p.t.s.d. so could be some sad moments but i love when he the pooh is so much that i think i'm going to check it out i thought a bad call thank you so much former u.s. attorney commissioner. thanks for watching be sure to catch boom bust on direct t.v. in the united states you can find us on the r t channel three two one and if you missed us on directly. on you tube youtube dot com slash thanks for watching see next time. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that. fiction until they are indistinguishable we have become the most. society on politics as a species of endless and needless political theater politicians and celebrities are to ruling parties are in reality one party to corporate and those who attempt to puncture this vast breathless universe of fake news just signed to push through the cruelty and exploitation of the neo liberal are pushed so far to the margins of society including by a public broadcasting system that h

i'm being charged with corruption, but p.s., i'm gay it's a clear deflection from the serious allegationnot like the person involved was 17. this was a high school freshman aged person and spacey was 26 at the time this supposedly went down. that's not a mistake that you make and to drag the gay community into this story where there are already so many pernicious lies and stereo types about gay men and under aged boys. it's so selfish it made me want to scream when i read the statement from spacey it's gutless. it made me so angry. kennedy: i read that and thought how dare you try to use that as a shield. what today sykes said no, no, no, no, no. you don't get to choose to hide under the rainbow. i found this to be disingenuous. and his statement is clumsy and gross. obviously this actor has gone through so much trauma and held it in for so many years. it's an interesting thing about the harvey weinstein case specifically. there are many people who have been subjected to sexual a -- abuse. >abuse. >> the entertainment business not a safe place more woarnl, children, and potted plants. it

p.s.s a day at the 40-day deadline, the insurance company must tell you about it in writing and then keep you updated every 30 days. another good question. who pays for debris removal? well your insurance company could cover that cost for you. we commonly find coverage for debris removal in home owner policies. sometimes it's under a head like additional coverage or other coverage. check your policy to be sure. and before spending any of your own money ask an agent about the process to follow. also, don't rush into cleaning up. the insurance information institute tells us that victims shouldn't remove anything from the disaster site until after an adjuster visits the property. why? because tossing things in the trash too quickly could disrupt your claim. we have posted more question and answers on the website. can you visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. we are also committed to answering your questions so please call us, 1-888-996-tips. so many questions in the days weeks months ahead. >> and s

p.s., i can bring you something to eat if you'd like. food brings people together." mackenzie, the president saw your letter. i'll give you a tour personally. if the president is here, he would love to meet you as well. the press staff would like to invite you to have lunch in the navy mess in the west wing. we look very much forward to your visit and hope that you'll be in touch so that we can make sure that that happens. on a more serious note, we've had a lot of questions come in. i certainly addressed quite a few yesterday. thought today it would more appropriate to have the chief of staff address the questions specific to outreach to gold star families. he will address questions on that topic. if you have questions throughout the day, the press staff will be here and happy to answer those after the briefing this afternoon. thanks, guys. >> thanks a lot. it is a more serious note. so i just wanted to perhaps make more of a statement than an -- give more of an explanation than a traditional press interaction. most americans don't know what happens when we lose one

my pastor's son goes to school right here at p.s. 289. i heard from his mom that he heard gunshots and ran all the way home. that's all i know at this point. but this seems like an active scene. >> new york city is known for its rapid response, can you describe if you have the sense that people are still rushing to the scene, or if they have already -- >> reporter: you're cutting out a little bit, but it is absolutely -- it seems to be an all hands on deck situation with regards to the first responders, i see ambulances over there, i see police vans, i'm about a block away so my vantage point isn't great. this is more and more people and a lot of us are schools and preschools, my daughter's school, they're all on lockdown and not allowed to leave. they put the kids in the basement because no one knew what exactly was going on. i'm seeing police chase and that kind of thing. obviously more questions than answers at this point. a moment ago i smelled someone that smelled a little bit like burned rubber. now it seems to be have dissipated. i

p.s., if you would like i can bring something to eat when i come. i've always heard food brings people together. i shared your letter with the president earlier today and he would love for you to come visit us at the white house during spring break. i'll give awe tour personally and if the president is here he'd love to visit with you as well. finally, food does bring people together and the staff would like you to have lunch here downstairs in the west wing. we look very much to your visit and hope you'll be in touch so we can make sure that that happens. on a more serious note, we've had a lot of questions come in, and i certainly addressed quite a few of them yesterday and thought today it might be more appropriate to have the chief of staff address some of those questions specific to outreach to gold star families. he'll address questions on that topic, and if you have other questions throughout the day, the press staff will be here and happy to answer those after the briefing later this afternoon. thanks, guys. >> thanks a lot. and it is a more

healthcare system in zimbabwe is collapsing because of economic collapse that is the result of the new p.s. policies and the new politics this is a regime that spends ninety one percent of its tiny budget on paying salaries and yet cannot afford to pay nurses and doctors who regularly go on strike and if you recall in two thousand and nine there was a cholera outbreak that killed four thousand five hundred people or thereabouts and this is a preventable disease so this is all political. and it's a slap in the face for ordinary zimbabweans so it is quite hard to understand the supports and of course this it's not just about health care the regime is one that is that is marked by brutality that rules with an iron fist and that has left ordinary zimbabweans in the diocese to a ship so it is hard to understand where the support for more go big does come from and he does have some support although. his legitimacy is certainly crumbling i think in order to really understand this one has to look at the complex legacies of colonialism and imperialism. and there are powerful narratives that the reg

p.s. how are we know so funny that the military buildup continues paving the way for what could potentially be one of the biggest military operations to be taken by the turkish military inside syria the free syrian army factions which are going into a sort of spearhead of this military operation have crossed into syria and these are basically pro turkey factions now the turkish military is conducting surveillance in the area sharing intelligence gathering where they took over where the free syrian army we don't know what is happening now in the buffer zone or the no man's land area which is why after there are a highly border crossing that's where with things that are free so your army is going to launch its offensive to take on the heavier that hey at the heavy the shan which is the most powerful viable opposition group based in there so just to nail this down for a session this is still a deployment as of yet it is not an actual military operation. it is it is a deployment it is a buildu

human rights abuses so to talk more about all of this i'm joined by freshman journalist pierre haski p.s. this is a very controversial nor because many people say it might end up turning france into a police state yes the problem is that no politician could leave the state of emergency without taking some risk and the last one the tried was for so long then president in july last year and a few hours later his announcement there was a nice attack so politicians don't want to be caught again in that kind of a limit so they they said ok we'll leave the state of emergency but we introduced tougher security laws which is the sixth time in five years that we have a new security rose so they have been piling on top of each other the problem this time is that many regulations or activities by the police which were under judicial control are no given to police and administrative control and that's what is worrying a lot of human rights groups and some opposition parties. have even had a u.n. rapporteurs saying that this is a real worry and they're worried about the direction the fraud is going i

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he has been in everything from 3 "300" to "p.s., i love you" and now in "geostorm." sneak peek. >> this is my life's work, max. i know you said it was impossible but we pulled it off and it worked perfectly without fail day after day, year after year, so what did people do with it? turn it into a gun. >> oh, you did? >> yes, i was just saying how much i liked the film but you can see it's very tense. the message at the core of this film, the backdrop, if you will is chilling. no pun intended. the whole idea of this severe climate change. >> yeah, i mean it's definitely a cautionary tale when it was first written in the near future but you look at this. >> when you said 2019, i just -- it was depressing and scary. >> it's a little bit scary but then again, the movie itself is -- it touches on that but that's kind of at the prologue and then it says what would we have to do to get past that? what would be the science behind it? and it's kind of -- that's a goosebump moment when you see all the countries coming together, scientists coming together and building this fasc

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