but party co-chair spoke of p.t. was glaringly absent a day earlier she'd said she wouldn't be part of the f.t.'s parliamentary group because the party had moved too far to the right the question now is whether other deputies will follow her and go. as of intimate code don't expect any further deputies to leave but no have to wait and see the move surprised us all here but we've not yet seen any tendencies within the future problem entry group second. haiti was one of the f.t.'s most prominent faces but she had been sidelined by hardliners in recent months. on monday she dropped her bombshell she was leaving. and she i have decided that i don't want to be a member of the a.f.p. parliamentary group and the german bund is talk taking up my seat in this one does talk as an independent but rest assured i'll remain actively engaged in politics is vital and active political not the other. but she won't be with a populist here fifteen it's drift towards the far right and left her isolated and her husband marcus puts it was

by p.t. ok i have to go with that when i'm back home and i try to apply and it worked out. when i told my girlfriend she was like you there you go to syria or you stay with me but. if you leave you leave me too and i said yeah ok i have to do this why. i think sometimes in life you have to. figure out what your purpose is. a very comfortable life for a long time and enjoy that but. for me there always was just it was the call inside. and whatever i did. it was always there. and since i'm here it's gone it's completely gone. oh good. there's nothing in it you just get it but in the barrel. there was bruce to be just. the story study still i do understand what i would you know. stuff that happened to us. both to die they would like to read it. and i said don't worry about it if you don't but the one thing that it actually put me was my kids. because what i left gave me the old well with the letters to me on the first was that to read before we got on the plane the second one of the on the plane. on the first letter said that if you're reading this before you board a plane you

way well if they didn't encourage him then they wouldn't be people coming over but they play the the p.t. card you know where it's like oh we're saving lives were helping we're. used to helping in two of the biggest illegal activities in the country human smuggling and dope smuggling. looks like they had to leave in a hurry and. the animals got to it. rested that night. when he got there he was going to have a party. confederate. because he didn't realize he was this close to a road probably or a car down and just took off so this probably last night there was is trash everywhere. you will see any humanitarians doing this picking up trash. this political correct bolt needs to go away we need to enforce our own was if i climbed over the fence and snuck into mexico it's automatic here in a mexican prison i know what i want to do a year in a mexican prison you know here all the dep ins is their pictures taken their fingerprints are taken from back over the fence. four days later they're back again live in this. see this they. pushed the fence down. they just step right through. there's a lo

what this does is it creates a situation, in a way a show person, p.t. barnum for the skashest show on earth right now. you're getting into a track where the president has to have a show. we're seeing a war of words and personal jibes between the two people that are about, you know, are so consequential that basically millions of people could consequently suffer as a result of the personal enmity between these two people which is a different issue than what north korea is going to escalate its nuclear capacity and ballistic missile capacity which are true threats and do need to be managed and do need to be curtailed. the question is, is president trump's temperament helping to achieve that goal or not. and we saw in johnly's own behavior and those around him that they don't think the president is helping with the diplomacy that they do need. >> the white house said that john kelly was just tired. that was their correction with him. >> that may be, but still. >> does this rhetoric help close the door on diplomatic talks w now? >> no. you've had rex tiller

for was a first an anti p.t. one an anti p.d.-l one because these are all off signals that are now been identified in the t. cells so we think we need a combination strategies for prostate cancer. you've got a pretty good understanding know example of prostate cancer which was particularly responsive to going to. improve it would generate enough data to generate. about short wave should answer the question we have no answer yet for sure but we've got some some ideas which are based on you know good solid data. from the patients who go there to make the patients right here the we we started to work was really instrumental in kind of elucidating those checks and balances that exists. and how do you get from that to a therapy well. first off to sell since i was an undergraduate actually when i first discovered i really wasn't about. the cells are you all over your body or protect your home you're so cool. to me that was i i thought this might slow the tumor little bit and we'd have to do a lot of combinations to get the word but it

received lesser and later opportunities for promotion consistent with their qualifications and why p.t. officials say that they have been aware of the allegations for quite some time in a statement to r.t. peter donald the n.y.p.d. assistant commissioner said quote following the e.e.o.c. is investigation the n.y.p.d. present. information on promotions and diversity within the intelligence bureau to the department of justice after review of this d.o.j. declined to pursue the case donald also added that in a recent review of the ten year period which included the time frame that this litigation hurt the show that a lot of third rate officers within the intelligence unit actually receive promotions at a faster pace than their colleagues reporting in new york trinity each of us are is the fighters are joining the iraqi popular movement zation forces now surpassing one thousand and some say a war is on the horizon it was just three years ago that many as easy recruits escape the syndrome mountain when their town was being overrun by isis soon after isis began enslaving easy women as sex sla

p.t. made it possible for her to run and jump as you guys have all witnessed. and speech therapy is why she can talk and say, mommy, i love you. her developmental progress far exceeded its initial expectations. however all of it came at a cost. i had to make impossible choices. should i pay for her therapy or am i i choose to pay for hers and go without mine. one day i needed an expensive dental procedure. unfortunately, it was at the same time a therapy payment was due. charlie's speech was emerging. i was afraid we would miss a window of opportunity in her development if we cut therapy. i chose to pay her therapy payment and put off my dental procedure. the decision cost me dearly. due to the delay, an infection spread throughout my mouth and jaw. i went to the emergency department because the swelling in my mouth obstructed my airway. after a course of i.v. antibiotics i was discharged. the next day i had all of my teeth pulled. the infection drained and parts of my jaw scraped away in a six-hour procedure under local anesthesia. i could not afford to have i

p.t. community it's also true that the first democratic president who had an opportunity to do things for the community did the opposite bill clinton signed into law the don't ask don't tell bill which is a republican bill same thing with the defense of marriage act absolutely disgraceful i would also point out that when barack obama was elected he really did have a mandate and he ran on a platform which included rights what did he do the only major legislation that's specific that he signed into law was the bill repealing don't ask don't tell. that's good but that's only a negative that's reversing in that video he did nothing to advance and the employment nondiscrimination act which was the major piece of l g b t rights legislation pending in congress i might add for those who defend him by saying that he faced republican obstructionism there were democratic majorities in both the house and the senate for his first two years in office and most presidents accomplish most of their legislat

month hurrican maria has regained strength and is on track to be the strongest storm in puerto rico for p.t. five years the u.s. territory is preparing for a direct hit the island of dominique has already felt the full force of two hundred fifty five kilometers an hour winds soldiers instant martin are handing out aid to islanders with little access to food or water the other band teacher is also in the path of hurricane maria more news on the web site al jazeera dot com i'll see you very soon up next it's inside story. world leaders are at the united nations this week on the agenda north korea syria and the range of crisis but as they champion peace and security across the globe what can they actually achieve is the u.n. still a relevant organization this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program with me today peter davi not once again the international community is getting together to discuss combating global conflicts and humanitarian crises in places like me and mom but as the seventy second united nations general assembly gets underway in new york this week some question the go

and a new political party made its first appearance the p.t.'s successor to the east german communist party the p.d.s. chairman was because i got lazy he was elected to the east german parliament in march one thousand nine hundred in that country's first free election. i campaigned hard that was sort of pointless because the people who supported us were going to vote for us anyway and the people who didn't support us were never going to vote for us and wouldn't buy it for us and snippets of it. the first all in german election in december nine hundred ninety did not turn out well for the p.d.s. . course but it was awful in october we were hit by a financial scandal. i was really discouraged we shot ourselves in the foot so. several senior party officials were accused of stashing one hundred million marks overseas in an attempt to preserve some of the old communist party's assets. by yes i know i represent a party that's been discredited to a certain extent on the one hundred three own goals we set ourselves on the other three media campaigns by

. >> we went down and got on the p.t. boat.ing back and heartbroken. >> the president caisson left and he settled the debts with macarthur. >> there's a payment made just before the philippines collapse that causes great controversy. >> yes. but you see, macarthur had what amounted to a ten-year contract. and the president says in effect, look, it is not your fault and he paid macarthur for the whole ten years. >> $500,000. >> like $5 million now. >> when the general realized he had to go, he sent wanewright and they had a conference. >> what they decided is that general wainwright would be in charge of the philippines. macarthur assured him he'd come back as soon as i can with as much as i can. >> macarthur has come! before him is a vast job of reconquest. >> we definitely had a downbeat macarthur who felt like he had been betrayed by washington. >> put up for the defense of honor. was there resentment over that? >> eisenhower said it should not be given to somebody for staying in a tunnel. >> finally fell on april 9th and wai

but, you know, he's laying the role of p.t. barnum in the scariest show on earth. there has to be a show at some point unless japan, china, russia, others ride to the rescue and derail this collision course these two leaders are on. each are engaging and poking each other personally. that's not what great states do. there's nothing that would have stopped donald trump from trying to recruit china, trying to recruit russia, doing this in a more down-low way that might have yielded positive results. right now you've got a personal game going on. and it's very unlikely that kim, who is very likely to keep launching missiles over japan, will keep doing it. that's very dangerous. >> you have the secretary of state rex tillerson that maintains diplomacy is still a viable option. are we at a point now where essentially you have the president playing bad cop and the secretary of state playing good cop. is that where we are? >> i don't know where we are and i don't think anybody in the world does at this point. first of all, if there is diplomacy going on, it should be done

here in saxony which is led by a p.t. a somewhat rather moderate figure in the a fifty if you can talk about moderate figures in the fifty and she wanted to have a separation between her party and piggy but in the last month this separation was more and more forgotten and since may of this year there was more and more campaigning off. officials for a of d. and then the last weeks ahead of the elections even a if the police politicians came here to the really and complained for the party for the if and then of course what we heard in the piece yesterday the crowd here cheered e.f.t. a d. and speaker said you are the movement you have a parliamentary arm now with the a if t. and when you look at the m.p.'s that are coming into the bundestag from saxony for example most of them they are strongly in favor of loosening the separation abolishing the separation between a if t. and make it more or less to one organization why are voters turning their backs on the well established parties parties like the christian democrats. yeah

received lesser and later opportunities for promotion consistent with their qualifications and why p.t. officials say that they have been aware of the allegations for quite some time in a statement to r.t. peter donald the n.y.p.d. assistant commissioner said quote following the e.e.o.c. is investigation the n.y.p.d. presented information on promotion. and diversity within the intelligence bureau to the department of justice after review of this d.o.j. declined to pursue the case donald also added that in a recent review of the ten year period which included the time frame that this litigation and heard the show that black third rate officers within the intelligence unit actually received promotions at a faster pace than their colleagues reporting in new york trinity job as our. attorney general jeff sessions addressed an audience at the georgetown university law school center for the constitution today well during his speech sessions said the department of justice will take a stand for groups and individuals who sue colleges when they feel their right to freedom of speech has been vio

p.t. barnum's the art of making money and i don't think that was i think that was a moment of that great honesty. p.t. barnum was of the opinion that it really didn't matter what was happening what mattered was what people thought was happening that perception was more important than reality and in the art of the deal trump basically echoes that on multiple occasions you know talking about how to kind of flim flam people how to get the publicity all this kind of stuff so it seems to me like this tax. plan which is literally one sheet of paper with some bullet points and this is not legislation this is not a serious proposal it's insane that it's even being treated like such by by people in congress and by the press frankly it seems to me that this is just p.r. this is just for his base of and by his base i'm talking about his donor base in the in the coax and the other billionaires who support him and who support of the republicans absolutely he's doing what he said he was going to do and

they have a right to hold this held this referendum they say they feel very let down by the country p.t. promises made by the baghdad government towards negotiating a potential independence and you know they are staunchly defending their position and as you heard in that report there barzani saying that they will not take threats lightly but at the same time calling the international players regional players and body here in a bill for dialogue that seems and at this stage fairly unlikely. and charles what baghdad is particularly upset about of course is is the inclusion in this referendum of disputed territory particularly cook which is still up for the up for debate as to who really has control of it and it's very profitable oil fields. well look at all of it is the peshmerga i mean they took control of kirkuk after the baghdad military. basically turned left following an offensive by eisel in two thousand and fourteen i mean the kurds many kurds describe kirkuk as being their jerusalem it's disputed and cook along with a vast area outside the official boundary of where the k r g is v

by p.t. ok i have to go with that when i'm back home and i try to apply and it worked out. when i told my girlfriend she was like you there you go to syria or you stay with me but. if you leave you leave me to you and i said yeah ok i have to do this why. i think sometimes in life you have to. figure out. for your purposes i had a very comfortable life for a long time sanjoy that such but. for me there always was just i was inside. and whatever i did. it was always there and since i'm here it's gone it's completely gone. oh good. there's nothing in it you just see just a cigarette butt in the barrel. it was bruce to be just give me. the story study till i do understand what i would you know. even stuff that happened to us. both to die and they would like to read it. and i said don't worry about it if you don't like the one thing that it actually put me with my kids. because what i like your name oh do all the letters to me on the first want that to read before you get on the plane the second one of the on the plane. on the first lead is that if you're reading this before yo

by p.t. ok i have to go with that when i'm back home and i try to apply and it worked out. when i told my girlfriend she was like you there you go to syria or you stay with me but. if you leave you leave me too and i said yeah ok i have to do this why. i think sometimes in life you have to. figure out what your purpose is so i had a very comfortable life for a long time and enjoyed that but. for me there always was just it was the coal inside. and whatever i did. it was always there. and since i'm here it's gone it's completely gone. oh good. there's nothing in it you just get it but in the barrel. it was bruce could be just you know. the story study still i do understand what you know. what happened was. that those that die in it would like the room. and i said don't worry about it if you don't like the one thing that is actually me was my kid. to go but i let your game be told well will you let it to me on the first want that to rain before you get on the plane the second one of the on the plane no one when you get. on the first lead is that if you're reading this before

doctor said putting at hollister a key that p.t.don't know maybe desh started and at least fifty two didn't it both that. zero risk doesn't exist. just. as we are reminded by the scandal of contaminated blood that hit europe including the swiss red cross and france. the you know i don't. mean on enough don't get on. yet reveal it feel the need to acknowledge all three you don't want to pause reconnect i mean if all of you lose your feet up. front then the movie that you did after the scandal sanitary checks were increased world wind. the plasma pools are now cleaned using methods that are said to be highly efficient. new sort of stuff it easy to need you can use. the shortage through the me and that he does do. is a human talent just in lille he's head of the blood center for the north of france the largest transfusion center in france he's one of the people traumatized by the blood contamination scandal in eighty. five dollars a day that division in its most. minute. yes what it does to sort out the boy had to do something. fix you

ashley: elon musk the greatest entrepreneur of our generation or part p.t. barnum or part dreamer? both. he is a total genius. i won't deny that. he can be a genius and his stock overpriced at same time. ashley: you're probably right. deloitte says retail sales could go up 4 1/2% year-over-year. all about the economy getting better? >> think how shocking this is. our biggest pure play tore seller just went bust. the environment is pretty good. coming up on christmas. sales will be up. ashley: is that more of a case of online convenience or rather than -- >> it is. tells how awful for some retailers. when things are good, imagine what looks like in the space for investors when we hit the next economic downturn. ashley: what can brick-and-mortar stores do? if they haven't done anything now is it too late. >> first and last question, as investors how does this company not get killed by amazon? amazon will not ship 12-foot pressure treated lumber. home depot will continue to make money. ashley: i hope not. that could be awkward. >> if you have private label brand that amazon doesn't se

but what was great, my head p.t., michelle kerr, she is in the movie. >> is that the rottweiler?ovie. she took out jake's breathing tube, or my breathing tube in real life. >> these are your caretakers in the movie, which is just amazing. >> jeff kalish, the surgeon, to explain what happened to me. and that -- all that stuff, like, really hits me hard. and it's like, whoa. >> dr. kalish came in because there were doctors auditioning to play doctors and nurses. and our director was not satisfied with the performances. we had a meeting to discuss what happened with jeff. and we turned to each other and say, maybe he can play the doctor. we had him audition. and he was really not good. >> but he's a great surgeon. >> then, he just said what he said to his family and to jeff. and all of a sudden, we said, we don't need a script. we have everybody come in and behave as they did. >> it's not acting. we have to go. what do you think of jake's boston accent? did he get it? >> it was all right. >> that's a compliment. i'll take that. >> he's raving. >> two out of five stars. yes. >> he wo

then we had generations of charlotteons from p.t.mericans' wish to believe. >> isn't that what we have here? >> that's exactly what we have here. we have -- and until now, of course, you know, it was for a few centuries it was kept in balance. it was -- you know, people like donald trump were kept out of the mainstream. you know, kept out of running our government. >> what happened? >> we had 50 years of the gate keepers stopping to keep the gates. i would say -- my theory is that starting in the 1960s for all the good that came out of the 1960s, we -- the anti-establishment gene in america kind of went a little nuts, and suddenly the elite, the establishment, the gate keepers were no longer allowed to say, no, that's b.s. that's not true. >> mike. >> you know, your coverage of trump goes back many, many years. you know, "spy magazine" short-fingered vulgarian and all of that. do you think when you first began covering him, writing about him, angering him, having him sue you all the time -- >> never sued us. >> okay. >> threatened to

huge division lines within the party that already shows from the very beginning and it shows also that p.t. as being one of the representatives of the more moderates so to say doesn't believe really in the. bright future of the of dnd want to contrast from it and that's i think a necessary point to make and a new way of calls it is also a pretty long a quarrel that has been there already and has maybe also some sort of for revenge because gallant was in the forefront of basically pushing away. and aside from their own internal politics within their party i want to turn to you for this one because we cannot underestimate the historic significance of this party and touring the german bundestag we have a far right party now in the german bundestag for the first time in decades what is that likely to mean for the dynamics in the bundestag itself for the country in general and for germany's place in the world. first of all the other democratic party is strictly opposing any coalition and any corporation with that right wing and often racist party so go to challenge the parliament and the public