game itself i will be going to the games as well i i'm sure it's been great to have you on board peter many thanks i'll see you in a few months see if you run. bitcoin for some it's the perfect marriage of technology and finance for others it's a get rich scheme though no one can deny its market value was soaring and becoming an attractive alternative to the current global banking system is because revolutionizing the world. the dissolution of the israeli state is jewish i think in my opinion thought of that citizen self as it is a jewish state for the jewish. citizens. this is how it goes is that i like so usually. when it is they are talking about the economy but when. they want only to compare with work. the mark to alter international a suspicious device has been found in. the german cities christmas market with police immediately evacuating the area. well police in the city of port stomach urgently investigating whether a suspicious device that they were called to in the afternoon on friday was a viable explosive device that had been placed or certainly to live it to an address nearby

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. >> according to the gospels, peter spends many months traveling with jesus. helping to spread his message. >> all the way through the gospel narratives, we keep seeing peter right there with jesus. he's in the inner circle. he's jesus' most trusty loyal companion. peter is the most human of the disciples because he reacts off the cuff all the time. shoots from the hip. so he's hot-headed. he has a bit of a temper on him. he'll say things which he then regrets and changes his mind about things. he's the most three-dimensional of the disciples. >> significantly, according to john's gospel, early on in his ministry, jesus renames peter. >> peter's actual name is simon or siemian and he appears to have been renamed by jesus, peter or kifas and this is the word for rock and it seems to be that he's nicknamed rock because in spite of all peter's failings, he's the one jesus trusts to be the rock at the heart of the movement. >> jerusalem, after spending many months preaching around galilee, jesus, peter and the disciples bring their message here to the holy city its

some ten thousand worshippers joined the midnight mass amid the splendor of st peter's basilica. many more followed the service from the square outside where security had been stepped up the eighty one year old pontiff message went down well among the faithful i think that the pope signifies a lot of hope for a lot of people and he has the power to bring a lot of people together. to religion and through faith i hope that. people would be more forgiving. the words one another whatever their religion is more accepting. so that we would all live in harmony. the pope support for refugees has already put him at odds with politicians later on christmas day francis will deliver his blessing to the city of rome and the world. at all be. well just months ago the iraqi city of mosul was in the islamic state stronghold a place drained of its residents as they fled the violence of bias extremists now vote with i asked driven out many are coming back including most christians on sunday hundreds of them attended the first christmas service since the city was liberated. i. i christmas mass in mosul.

some ten thousand worshippers joined midnight mass amid the splendor of st peter's basilica. many more followed the service from the square outside amid heightened security. i think that the pope signifies a lot of hope for a lot of people and that he has the power to bring a lot of people together through religion and through faith and i hope that. people would be more forgiving the words one another whatever day or religion each more accepting. so that we would all live in harmony. the pope support for refugees has put him at all odds with some politicians but it's already become a key message of his tenure. well here in germany president a funk alter steinmeyer used his christmas address to urge germans to remain calm this by political uncertainty in the country towns and america has been trying to form a new coalition government since federal elections back in september steinmeyer also encouraged germans to draw lessons from the past fast devised. by divine summer thirty years ago the christmas season was characterized by incredible or an enthusiasm thanks to the fall of the w

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all right peter many thanks did get a shop there live it's a peter's square room. the un refugee agency says the world is now witnessing the highest level of displacement of people people ever recorded more than sixty five million people have been forced to leave their homes almost a third of them are refugees there are also ten million stateless people who've been denied a nationality and access to basic rights such as education health care employment and freedom of movement the u.n.h.c.r. estimates that twenty people are forcibly displaced every minute as a result of conflict or persecution or libya has been a major transit point for refugees trying to get to europe hundreds have died trying to cross the mediterranean on to syria as mark would appear had reports from tripoli libya as the biggest road for migrants and refugees has been recently receiving huge traffic of migrants crossing the libyan southern borders coming from african countries now during that tough journey that migrants take through in the libyan desert they face a lot of valuations a lot of viol

peter: how many transactions go for your neck -- go through your network on a typical day? matthew: billions are chileans, it took -- billions or trillions , it depends how you count that. we do page views for cloudflare employees, there is about 2.5 billion page views every month passing through our infrastructure and we see about 2.5 billion of the world's internet users -- effectively the entire net -- the entire internet population passing through our network. peter: back in august you tweeted out, "i woke up this morning in a bad mood and decided to kick them off the internet." what is that referring to? matthew: i did not tweak that. emailame from an internal we sent to employees of cloudflare. what that is referring to is one of the popular 7 million users was a particular neo-nazi site known as the daily storm or. every day 15,000 people sign up for cloudflare and they range from things that are noncontroversial to sometimes controversial things. we see 10% of all internet requests and we see 10% of all the horrible and horrific things on the internet. the daily sto

themselves and will be going to the games as well i am sure it's been great to have you on board peter and many thanks see you in a few months see you in the few months prior. another word news now a suspicious device has been found in pots down next to the german city's christmas market with police immediately evacuating the area pisa oliver has the details well police in the city of port stomach urgently investigating whether a suspicious device that they were called to in the afternoon on friday was a viable explosive device that had been placed or certainly the livid to an address nearby to the christmas markets in the center of the city now this all started around two thirty local time in which this package was delivered to the pharmacy which is very close to the central square where that christmas market is located now the bomb disposal department were called they arrived on the scene and sent a robot over to assess the package they determined that it was a cylindrical object containing cables batteries and nails but it said that it didn't have any well certainly at the time nothing that

themselves and will be going to the games as well i am sure it's been great to have you on board peter and many thanks see you in a few months see if you run by. now the french president tomorrow marks tabled a new plan to combat human trafficking in libya that involves military action his plans though have been widely criticized as the previous french that intervention in libya left the country in ruins run dizzier for explains. slavery and human trafficking. fences sadly common now in libya but no need to fear president macron is here he has the solution for libya's problem send in the troops it's a necessity zone we are proposing police military action we're not waging war but this is a country in a political transition political transition he calls it does sound better than as savage civil war more politically correct nevertheless a number of african and e.u. states are ready to help fight this war or rather not really a war says micron but a military operation still round two for france in libya. today were intervening in libya we are intervening in order to enable the libyan people to cho

they have overcome so many injuries. jason peters hicks, jason sproles and doug pederson said it, they believe they can overcome the carson wentz injury. we'll see. >> if defense plays to a high level and they establish a run game, i think we are in good shape. look for them to run the ball a lot tomorrow against the giants. >> thank you, jeff. >> gifts part of 19th street in center city this morning. it was the donation site for the annual holiday toy drive. volunteers packed the cars making sure to distribute the items for 1500 deserving children across the region. >> a trailer filled with new toys was dropped off at children's hospital this afternoon. >> the gifts arrived count s c f firefighters this afternoon. >> when you turn 100 years old, you ought to do it in style. the display you see there and birthday cake is for lena francis celebrating 100 years of life. she celebrated dressed in pink as you can see, surrounded by family and friends. she was formerly recognized by local municipal officials. castle is next on channel6. "

our lands introduction of same sex marriages it was a hard task you often heard of priest peter fights and so many similar to that would be on me to a person and. but years ago i used that item all under the one candidate i was. given all to seem to me that all paedophiles again our lives being whatever they were the same type of people and i just had to jump i just displays them. for the past few years this hotel near dublin has hosted this experiment in grassroots democracy now arlen's fourth citizens assembly is meeting here been barred took part in the first assembly in two thousand and fourteen the concept is for ninety nine ordinary irish citizens to debate politics for one year young old university graduates farmers even a bouncer there chosen by lottery. this group is debating pension reforms they pore over statistics listen to experts and consider details everything is broadcast live on the internet no closed doors actions here the sort of experience that our country went through with from about two thousand and eight on words serious crisis and a lot of anger on the streets about the int

game himself and will be going to the games as well i'm sure it's been great to have you on board peter many thanks see you in a few months see this in months. here's what people have been saying about redacted and i suspect it's full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to you know we live in the really packed a punch. yampa is the john oliver of marquee americans do the same we are apparently better than. the c. people you've never heard of love right back to the night president of the world bank take. me seriously send us an email everything today is about the individual so it's so nice to be a little bit different and it's all about the team and i think it's. it's a quality that i study football players have maybe because we come from an amateur environment. so we know that the all the nations have that individual and more individual qualities that we have so we have to be collectively better than the other. two are to international a suspicious device has been found and next to the german cities christmas market police immediately evacuated the surrounding area. is across the. we

where christmas competition in new york, out on long island, peter is feeling pretty good. how manydo you have? >> you know what? we don't have a huge light count. >> reporter: what he does have is a christmas display worthy of a fifth avenue department store window. it's not just about the lights for you. >> it's not. it's not. >> reporter: there's a santa's workshop. i hear darth vader nothing says christmas like darth vader, complete with a candy cane li t lightsaber. >> we're going to smash the competition. >> reporter: he is one of the contestants on the "great christmas light fight" where families across the country compete to win for creating the most over the top display, kind of a christmas version of "extreme home makeover". the bigger, the brighter, the louder the better. it strikes me that there's this arms race for christmas lights. like every year, houses are pressured to do it bigger and better. >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: do you feel that pressure every year? >> no, not really. i design a display and make it come to life. >> reporter: he's got a talking lucy. >> merr

i've learned so many things about westerns once i got into this. peter field is not an actual person. he's a house name. many different writers would write as peter field. in fact i think there's called a powder valley series, it's still in print. there's still writers writing as peter field. a lot of youth out of peter. "ride the wild trail." important meeting at camp david in september of 1959, "the stranger." and "the trembling land". he goes to afghanistan. he takes "cash in saddle." then to relief himself from perhaps the tedium of the republican convention, he's trying to assemble as many as they can. it was fun to see what he was reading when. favorite authors. we know this because of that great record from '67 to '69 of the 206 books he read. ike graded the authors. and his favorite was ernest haycox. he wrote some books that became well-known movies. he wrote a short story, and i think the title was the last stage to lordsborg. it came a well known movie called "stage coach." its a movie that made john wayne a star. also considered the best of t

peter: i have many friends who are avid trump supporters and their argument is the supreme court. he takes a good supreme court justice and is likely to get another chance. the matters a lot to significant portion of his base. the second pillar of the argument is the system has failed too many americans for too long. democraticed a president and a celebrated republican president and before that a celebrated democratic president. 24 years where things got worse. breakded someone to jams.f the log rebuild because the basic organizations of america are strong but you need someone arereak things that stuck. mr. podesta: i find that excuse my critique of tillerson that he is trying to cobwebs. the i said the reason president hadp got elected is people .hat anger and fear not just in the u.s. merkel cannot get her government together in germany. of the wayniqueness the french government works that you have macron come out of a runoff election. you see the public -- part of it is the inability to control the migrant flow. there is a palpable anger that t he system is rigged and that it i

doing this if it's not going to be the kind of press that we imagine or we want it to be peter really good to talk to many thanks to peter gaytan there in glasgow russia's foreign minister says that north korea wants direct talks with the united states so gay lover of passed on the message to u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson in vienna on thursday it follows the north's latest launch of a missile which it says can hit anywhere in america and threats of nuclear retaliation by donald trump the u.s. and south korea wrapping up a week of military exercises pyongyang has long called for an end to the joint drills. that is something that foreign minister lavrov said took place as a part of a conversation i don't have anything on that particular part of the conversation and i cannot confirm if that came up in the secretary's conversation with mr lavrov i will say though as a general matter the issue of direct talks with north korea is not on the table in till they're willing to denuclearize it is something that russia has said it agrees with it is something that china has that it is it agrees with and many o

back door is a much more appropriate way to come to australia and the immigration minister peter dutton those are many people won't be numerate or literate in their own language let alone english they'd languish in unemployment queues no medicare so they'll be huge cos there's no sense in sugarcoating. so they're all fake. impression he wants to give well i don't know about thick if you're a numerous an illiterate it doesn't mean you're thick it means you haven't had the opportunity to learn it's really only certain oh well you haven't had the opportunity to be educated your energy curse a smear isn't that well if people are don't haven't had it occasionally that's a fact of life i mean we we think it's a spirit some knobs of asian we in our country choose who comes to our country understand that but we do take and this next year will be taking about eighteen thousand refugees from refugee camps we resettle refugees into israel. so obviously we vet these people before we take them but we don't take people who pay people smugglers and try to get to australia that way whatever their i don't know about t

seemingly unable to look at these examples of bias by peter strzok and many, many others.nd connect them to what's happening in the investigation. so, when you combine that with the fundamentally unconstitutional nature of an unrestrained independent counsel, i think we are seeing the destruction of the reputation of the justice department and the fbi. i'm an alumnus of the justice department. i have worked with fbi investigators in a number of capacities over the years. i am just thunder struck at what i have seen in the past six months coming out. >> i don't know, you know attorney general mukasey is the one who said only banana republics does the winner go after the loser, you know, so, look. >> this time the loser is going after the winner. that's even more remarkable. >> no, no, no, no. there is this talk still about independent counsels going after her -- again, it's 13 months sinces election. >> i'm against an independent counsel to investigate her or anybody else. >> right. but you will agree, will you not, that strzok, who is not a lawyer. he didn't actually put h

however, this report wasn't released for many months, apparently because the then dup education minister, petersed a series of interview requests. however, this report wasn't released for many months, apparently because the then dup education minister, peter weir, wouldn't give clearance for it to be published. the dup refused a series of interview requests. reporter: ijust wanted to ask you... but when we caught up with the party's former minister at a constituency event, he denied shelving the report. you will find different communities will find themselves under levels of pressure at school, and i think that's something which need to combated across the board. do you think unionists could be doing more to make sure that lgbt pupils feel welcome? i'm not quite sure why you're particularly saying unionists in that regard. we have spoken to some and they're upset because of same—sex marriage, they're upset because of comments that have been made by unionist politicians, dup politicians in the past. well, i think that people should always try and be sensitive in their comments. obviously from my

many. defeated mas thank you president roh thank you. but analysts we spoke to based in israel and palestine and surprisingly had contrasting views a bunch the us peter. i've been surprised that so many countries have decided that instead of taking the palestinians to the security council to discuss why they decided to react to trump's announcement by firing rockets at israeli kindergartens instead they've decided to take israel to the security council what they should be doing is encouraging the palestinian leadership to return to the negotiating table were donald trump in his announcement did not rule out whatsoever there being a pastor in capital in east jerusalem he's just reflected the reality that for three thousand years the united states was expected to come up with this veto but none of that is it's very significant sure and. the rest of the world. is asserting the fact that this american decision is illegal jerusalem has been israel's capital it can still happen violence is not the way to bring it about in the history of this process the americans were too biased and less since that of to the international legality which was a major structu

many suspect peter strauch.e has been exposed as a fierce partisan who left hillary clinton and said the fbi needed insurance against a trump win. comey's letter is the only evidence that is repeatedly ignored including the boston bombing, the shooting in garland, texas, that an undercover fbi agent helped provoke. there is no nondisclosure agreement on a government watchdog to an order to keep it from sharing its findings of government. is that allowed question mike senator johnson has sent two letters to the fbi. thanks for joining us. your office released the draft of this comey speech and it's clear somebody changed it in hillary's favor. the question is who? you've asked the fbi to explain who made these edits? why will they respond? >> they don't believe they need to or they have to. what's interesting about this is this new draft statement was done months before the computed the interviews. the fbi again, this investigation into clinton's email was not meant to uncover the truth leading to prosecution. it

the angel with the crown of films was sculpted by many many himself the newly sculpted angel stood in the sequence of statues with the apostles peter on poll who were on it as mata's and he had to proclaim the victory of christendom. the muslim of cast doubts on time at always dominated the entranceway to run if people looked around now they saw the miracle of saint peter dedicated to the triumph of the holy roman church but this triumph was soon cold into question by knowledge and science.

peter: well, it could. many institutional investors remain very wary. you know, we all think it is a bubble and we all think it will end at some point, and possibly end quite badly. i think investors will be quite cautious. they might want to step into the market wants some of the air goes out of it first. if bitcoin is the future, i'm far less convinced. mark: on the trading, they are offering the ability to trade with very high margin requirement. we mentioned in our story interactive brokers. it is not easy, is it? ed: no, it isn't. it takes a very special investor to become comfortable with something this wild. how will they square all the anti-mining monitoring rules? -- all the anti-money laundering rules? we actually don't know what bitcoin is used for. there are a number of activities within the dark web it is used for. how do institutional investors get comfortable with that? lack of it the knowledge they are uncomfortable with? peter: the rules are at the forefront with how we are thinking at the moment. i think it would be very, very difficul

why did mueller hide the reason for peter strzok's demotion for so many months? and why has he stonewalled congress's many attempts to p exercise its constitutional oversight of what he is doing? to answer that last question, we are happy to have congressman john garamendi join us he is from california, and he is a democrat. thank you for coming on. >> good to be with you. >> tucker: i would think that you would share my interest in seeing this investigation is nod only fair but has the confidence of the public. >> exactly right. >> tucker: so given that we know that peter strzok was a seething partisan, does it bother you he had a hand in so many key investigations in the last 2 years? >> as far as i can determine the current fbi director is also partisan. he is a republican. given money to republican causes around. so within the fbi, there are men and women who are democrat and republican. i would probably say that the majority of the fbi team agents tend to be conservative and on the republican side. >> tucker: that tends to be true, yet robert mueller himself

many partisan democrats to investigate a republican president? 9 out of 15 are clinton donors. why did mueller hide the reason for peter strzok's demotion? s he stone walled congress's many attempts to exercise consitutional over sight to what he is doing? we have a congressman from california join us. he is a democrat. i would think that you would share my interest in seeing this investigation is not only fair but has the confidence of the public. >> exactly right. >> tucker: given that we know that peter strzok was a seething partisan, does it bother you he had a hand in so many key investigations? the last 2 years? >> the current fbi director is also partisan. he is a republican. given money to republican causes around. within the fbi, there are men and women who are democrat and republican. i would probably say that the majority of the fbi key agents tend to be conservative and on the republican side. >> tucker: that send to be true, but robert mueller himself was so concerned by strzok's part partisan ship he pulled him. >> as soon as he found out. >> tucker: he hid for months from congress these texts. does it bother you that the fb

remember she was having the affair with peter strzok, i've heard many things about jim.also heard that he could easily be promoted to deputy director. he is somebody to replace andrew mccabe. >> laura: the question is why is andrew mccabe still in this position at all? most everyone i know who has any credibility thinks he should have stepped down quite a long time ago sara carter, great to see you. have fun in the sun in phoenix. >> thank you so much. >> laura: i have a question here, by the way. how far was president obama willing to go to appease iran and make a deal with than? did he turn a blind eye to that very pleasant organization hezbollah running drugs in the united states? you will not believe the rain don't like lame excuses from don't like lame excuses from obama we're on a mission to show the new keurig k select brewer is the strong way to start your day. pop that in there. hit strong. press brew. that's it. strong. bold. rich. i feel like you're toying with me. show me how strong you are. (screams) lift me up! dan! lift me up! (screams) the great emperor t

i got a great job offer from wg bh, peter mcgee who needs to be mentioned as many times as possible. he set the standard at wgbh. they wanted that peter and jane chrighton wanted to do a history series. the binding agent was good storytelling. it had to have a beginning, the middle and an end. narrative, narrative of a narrative. we constructed documentaries in acts, something most documentarians had not been doing. on commercial television you had a lot of documentaries that were like nbc white paper, abc -- i forget with the series is called. they were mostly surveys. they were not actual stories really had characters you can follow. -- where you had characters you can follow. that was an element that was emphasized at gbh. i know at american experience because as we were talking before, you want to hear from as many people as possible as close to the subject as possible and construct it very carefully to have a story arc. what happened next? what happened after that? >> let's point out then public television is a real innovator of this character driven story model that now the stan

human rights organization anders thanks for being with us peter starter is back here in germany but he's still one trial in turkey in absentia many of his colleagues are still detained in turkey why is it so difficult to get them out of jail. well we go unfortunately in the context of an authoritarian government which is being cracking down on human rights defenders and civil society activists with the excuse of the attempt to cover oppression they're engaged and i was actually at the trial of peter. temple ten and the week before last together with some of the other human rights defenders who were released on bail and a ton of the chair of a most international in turkey remains in prison and testified in court video from as prison cell in izmir today's human rights day which marks the adoption of the un's universal declaration of human rights on the tenth of december back in one thousand nine hundred forty eight what's your sense how far have we come well i think on the whole the situation is positive i mean we are very good at talking about all the bad things that are happening in the world but we have a hugely grueling human r

peter phil is not an actual person. he's a house name. many different writers would write as peter field. in fact i think there's called a powder valley or powder river series. it's still in print. there's still writers writing as peter field. they've gotten a lot of youth out of peter. "ride the wild trail." by cliff farrell. you could see when he met with khrushch khrushchev, an important meeting at camp david in september of '59, "the stranger" by bud and bert arthur, a father and son team and "the trembling land" by robert christie. he goes to afghanistan. he takes "cash in saddle." by l.p. holmes, and then to relieve himself from the tedium of the republican convention, "ft. deception" by cliff farrell. i'm trying to assemble as many of these as i can where i can correlate events and books. it was fun to see what he was reading when. favorite authors. we know this because of that great record from '67 to '69 of the 206 books he read. ike graded the authors. and his favorite was ernest haycox. he wrote some books that became well-known mov

sot mark peters comisionado de doi " if you are likely to steal wages, your are likely to put people at risk and we have seen the tragic results, we have seen them manyios, dice el comisionado peters, posiblemente estan poniendo en riesgo la vida de trabajadores y hemos visto los resultados tragicos con esto el comisionado se refiere a la muerte de carlos moncayo en el 2015, moncayo fue sepultado por toneladas de tierra y rocas mientras trabajaba en una obra en el meatpaking district la compaÑa para la que laboraba sky material corporation, fue acusada de robo de salarios tambien y accedio a pagar 464 mil dolares en compensacion a sus empleados, como resultado de esta investigacion. nats defendents mientras tanto los dueÑos de metro corporation se declararon no culpable en corte a cargos que incluyen robo y fraude, sus abogados dicen que se trata de un asunto contable y no un caso criminal. ---un trabajador social fue arrestado por presuntamente abusar sexualmente de una mujer hispana. ---esto ocurrio en la primaria "hamilton" en greenwich nueva york donde "alexander pino" supuestamente atac a la victima en su consultorio privado. ---"pino" ha sido s

remember she was having the affair with peter strzok, i've heard many things about jim. be promoted to deputy director. he is somebody to replace andrew mccabe. >> laura: the question is why is andrew mccabe still in this position at all? most everyone i know who has any credibility thinks he should have stepped down quite a long time ago sara carter, great to see you. have fun in the sun in phoenix. >> thank you so much. >> laura: i have a question here, by the way. how far was president obama willing to go to appease iran and make a deal with than? did he turn a blind eye to that very pleasant organization hezbollah running drugs in the united states? you will not believe the rain don't like lame excuses from obama apologists. here to knock them down next. i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. ♪ for every hour that you'r

$100,000 just on attorneys chasing people. >> after learning that harsh lesson, peter went to the other extreme. creating too many moving parts to the wolfcom manufacturing process. >> next thing you know we're dealing with up to 80 vendors, we have inventory problems. you have everything except one piece. and there's a two-month delays, but you've got a customer who ordered 1,000 units. when i did it that way there's no copycat but it is a pain in the butt. >> eventually peter fixed this, too. and by the time he lost his software partner in 2015, he had years of start-up wisdom under his belt. his resilience pushing through tough times, and willingness to learn with every obstacle was about to pay off. >> i needed to evolve. i needed to go somewhere where i have never gone before. i need to step into the darkness. and turn it into light, so then i decided that wolfcom was going to evolve into a software company. and now today i'm proud to say, we are a hardware and a software company. >> the body camera business is now on track to become a billion dollar industry. making the competition even more fierce. some pl