do you see, polly toynbee, asa migrants. and given that ina as a result of this, and given that in a sense you might be getting less fractious if britain leaves because it has always been a sort of relu cta nt it has always been a sort of reluctant eu member, do you see the task could be easier or harder for angela merkel? well, she remains the key figure. she and macron together, one shouldn't forget that it's a great relief that both of them are there as the stabilising factor in europe. all of these fringe nationalistic extreme right parties have been essentially defeated. they didn't win in france, in holland, in germany. not this time, though. at one point in britain, ukip115% of the vote, just because we have a different electoral system, they didn't get a single mp. but they're still very much on the margins and i don't think we should be overly obsessed, the great majority of europeans remain a decent anti—racist, anti—extremist and i don't see an imminent move to change the essential values of europe, which sadly, b

polly, in britain we've had the brexit one. we've had lots of other referendums.s idea of parliament saying some decisions are so fundamental that they have to be left to people to make them because otherwise we cannot be sure that they will have the authority and the trust in the politicians making the decision for them, that tension between a representative democracy and that kind of democracy of the people is quite a difficult one to resolve. traditionally, we've always thought of referendums as being the instrument of demagogues and they've turned out to be. the brexit referendum is the best example you can have of why referendums are monstrous. i think a referendum for the... that's only because you lost? no, i don't think so. people might have changed their mind the next day anyway. it comes like a guillotine. something that happens at one time, that nobody can rescind, there is nothing to be done about it. in representative democracy, you choose the people who are going to do the best they can within a certain ambit of political ideology. and there is flexi

he had married polly todd, ad ad todd cousin who held the estate but passed away. wickliffe was also the leader of the virulently proslavery movement in kentucky. john todd, running for the state senate against that movement, the less labor -- a slaveholding something was demonized with the worst word that could ever be used against anyone in politics, abolitionist. in the middle of the campaign, in july, 1849 he died of cholera. lincoln arrived to pursue the families case in october, just in time to observe the proslavery movement triumphantly, rewrites the estate constitution to eliminate a kentucky law prohibiting the slave tradeew within its borders. lincoln lost the case, and the todd family lost the estate to wickliffe. at the same moment that the political legacy of henry clay, lincoln's early -- mary's beloved father, were destroyed. if those events were not sufficiently in bitterly, there was another factor. it was a profound but concealed factor. from memoirs, journals and pamphlets of the time, a mystery underlying the todd ayres versus wickliffe case em

polly swa n the vote. we want democracy.pression, will not stop us from voting. —— police repression. a moment that will be written in the history books. we are asking for democracy, that's all. human towers part of catalonia's distinct cultural identity. i have watched the pro—independence movement in recent yea rs pro—independence movement in recent years in catalonia as it was galvanised in the wake of a financial crisis across spain, wishing and pressuring the spanish government for a better economic dealfor this region, or better still, for these people, a scottish style independence referendum. but if spain has its way, this is the only ballot box they will be seeing in the coming days. because last night, spanish police raided the offices of catalonia's devolved government. tens of thousands swarmed outside as spain's civil guard police seized election material from the regional economy ministry. trapped for hours, their vehicles parked near the protests, the police eventually emerged. huge tension, minimalviolence. b

polly what's the update. yeah look at this. leaves that's just kind of been saying or would they even say these protesters that have turned out some lights in anger really at the president's success that the f.t.v. was celebrating up there in this building just opus it where the protesters have gathered young quested and his success that the populist party has had this evening now i can show you some of the fact that they still have some pretty weird ones actually we've got some people who might need a spelling lesson in english. but they have been calling the people. very. they were saying. oh thank you. oh thank you thank you thank you. thank you thank you. want to think about. not being in a coma and i was you excuse me thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you. thank you. thank you ok. ok also thank you he was thinking that i wasn't taking was on t.v. was except i was was people who were very angry that there would. be sort of you l g b t was well. interesting racing so i was well i wond

you can see him in some of the films playing with their pet, polly. named ruby. another one peggy ann's rolling around with a little play stroller. and playing with pete with a bucket. looks she put a bucket of water on his head. not very nice of sister, but sibling rivalry starts early, i guess. >> these really do have the feel of a home movie. what's more when you look at them, from our perspective, from 2017, they feel very new. it's almost like looking at the white house current day. scenes of the south lawn, et cetera. >> right. you see the hoover and his cabinet members and some friends playing what would eventually become hoover ball. they're kind of tossing around a medicine ball on the lawn. you can see the eisenhower executive office building before it was nameded eisenhower in the background. the rose garden, there's a scene where you see alonso field, one of the butlers of the white house posing with the flowers and mrs. hoover playing catch with their two dogs. and then the dogs run through the, a lit reflect iing pool, jt having a good time. >> we n

the pollies are the last to leave and first to get in there. and the fire department of course.the journalists at the miami herald as saying, it's called looting but it will also be called desperation. absolutely. the southern states like florida, former slave states, the disparity between african—american and white and hispanic is at its sharpest cuc it in desperation at times. even if it isn't as wide as we think, not as bad, it is still a concern for all of those people who have had to leave their homes. absolutely. not knowing what they will return to. and for those who could not live in the first place, it is assumed you can go somewhere but perhaps you cannot. maybe you couldn't stock up on all of those provisions. one family i heard of in florida left their home and for the family in another statement they had thousands of pounds worth of diabetic drugs in their fridge that they didn't want to live in case the electricity went. all there was looting. there was only so much you can take with you. they're all sorts practical issues. i just got can take with you. they're all

now this confrontation of north korea so say look we can't have nuclear weapons is how many to you pollynna. when he was mart of one -- i'm not one of these guys that points to the prior administration to take heat off the current. this is where we are. these folks saying any attempt to bring china on board is not going to happen. we need to take a deep breath and -- >> you do acknowledge north korea does have these weapons. >> yeah. well they do. and i think to say that we're now going to move away from the idea of a denuclearize the korean peninsula is one thing. that's is a change of policy. that basically says we now accept it. >> he was saying long-term he does still think that due nuclearization is the best plan but saying in h the short term, i think he saw a don fliconflic. that appears to be the fate of 800,000 people, d.r.e.a.m.ers in this country. immigrants brought to this country when they were children who have been living here because of the executive action of president obama. let me put with the president wrote moments ago. he said congress, get ready to do your job. da

or hop over to golden gate park on saturday for 2017 polly festival. music and food will fill the building. on the peninsula, the annual wine festival will be on downtown on saturday. celebrate with music, art food and mardi gras style fun or spend your saturday at the 7th annual leb niece festival in downtown redwood city. enjoy food, and dancing along with performs. explore grease at the greek festival complete with food, music, dancing and kids area all week long at the greek orthodox church. in east bay, the brazilian street party will go on in berkeley. the event is free but donations are appreciated. or head to the scottish prevl at the fairgrounds in pleaseton. you'll find games, dance, food music and more. in the north bay, the salsido art festival is this weekend. wine testing, food vendors all at morinship park. taste of sanoma. that is your weekend watch. >>> pam will try to get to all of them, too. >> i think the salsido art festival would be nice because it's along the water. >> it will still be 100 degrees. >> yeah, 90s on the coast. we'l

my pollies supposed slight delay that you carry on. the left party are gaining now from. a s.p.d. . and they are likely to take more and more votes from them as time goes on because actually you know whatever happens to governments is still in charge in germany it's the same old same old mrs merkel will get away with saying one thing and do nor there. seemingly eternally. and mr shields has shown. no chance of being chancellor. and give us your analysis of the situation misspeaking see any paper that you can depend upon a page that. now for quite some time russia shares some of the spotlight with germany's allegations of election meddling dominated the media coverage. and hacker scene is huge german security agencies and cyber experts are alarmed all evidence points to russia that's why we cannot rule out why we're preparing for similar efforts to influence germany's election however big day is got nearer the hysteria has somewhat reduced particularly since a yearlong search by german intelligence actually failed to find any kremlin backed interference in fact a recent article in th

massage envy requires franchise hes to do rivrps screenings and code of conduct and zero tolerance polly owe to ensure guests have a safe and professional experience when they visit a franchise lobe. the therapist at issue is no longer employed by the franchise he. >> fox did our own background check on gebreslassie and as far as criminal history in this case we he could not find anything on him. scheduled to appear tomorrow for first court appearance in d.c. superior court. of course we let you know what happens. there for now live in northwest tonight, kristin leon, "fox5 local news". >> new tonight ma'am inspending 1 years it in prison don't for a crime you didn't commit. it happened to a ar mar man and tonight he is is free. "fox5" lindsey watts sat down with lamar johnson and his journey to freedom. by mid atlantic innocence project dedicated to exxon operating people wrongly cop viktsd. they've been working on his case for years. this week that work finally paid off. >> murder charges behind him lamar johnson walks into the sunlight into the amps of his family. >> i just cannot sto

well after her invitation to become a visiting fellow was withdrawn manning called america a pollie state where the cia determines what is taught in schools and universities we spoke to former british and u.s. intelligence officers about the controversy and they told us that the situation is shameful for both harvard and the cia academic institutions are supposed to be independent there's this be academically rigorous and they're supposed to want to investigate the truth however inconvenient it is and hard it is one of the best in the world allegedly ceasing it would have the guts to stand up for the principles of truth telling proper investigation proper research and this is something i think someone with chelsea manning background contributed to so much and the fact that they put out the invitation and then rescinded it in a few days because of political pressure you think they would have sources to out ahead of time and i'm sure that the leadership in harvard probably did sound out the authorities and were told it was ok and if someone to throw a hissy fit in the back rooms of some int

tuesday when police union official told us the number was actually higher probably more like a thousand polly boy connex than looking at the planned police demonstrations today . french police say the government isn't doing enough to protect them on the front line with the country in a permanent state of emergency and unions are complaining that office is a force to work in insufficient i'm delighted dated conditions on the french citizens have a misleading image of what's actually going on with law and order all the police here whether it's on the street or the investigators they're working flat out they're doing everything they can but they don't have the resources to do everything that they can the national police are working and deplorable conditions offices have even tried to use simple human to giora tension to their concerns these images of the men and to run down police. the stations were submitted for a police union photo competition asking for proof of poor working conditions adding to the pressure is the increasing number of terror incidents with security services failing to preven

. >> the travel restriction isn't the only polly. he announced a tax plan before taking off for washington. >> we have ta tax plan that is finalized. it is terrific. it will be the largest tax cut in the history of our country. i hope it's 15%. the plan? we'll see what happens, but i hope it's 15%. it's going to be substantially lower to bring jobs back to the country. this is a plan for the middle class and companies to bring back jobs. >> the 15% corporate tax rate runs contrary to a plan circulated by republican leaders calling for a 20% tax rate for companies and top 35% tax rate for individuals. the president would like that dropped to 10%. the plan, not finalized, is set to be unveiled in the next several days. >>> melania trump was in canada for the invick ta games for wounded military service members. it was her first foreign trip since the inauguration. during the trip, she met with prince harry, discussing the history of the games. the first lady extending an invitation to the white house telling the prince he is welcome an

the number was actually higher under thoughts and from today's demonstration parties here is polly. french police and there are thousands of protesting on the streets of paris today and in cities across bronx they say they all fed up with having to put up good old working conditions to last a day to build a bad equipment and broken down cars they say that they're worried that fornicate on your investment is going to lead to greater risks being taken by the police and the police are going to see a warning worked to the button and stretched to the onset maximum of their resources and they're worried that it not only affects them and their lives unless family's lives detrimental late but more importantly better fix their ability to protect the french public at a time when the country needs their protection and the most french police say the government isn't doing enough to protect them on the front line with the country in a permanent state of emergency and unions a complaining that office's a force to work in insufficient dated conditions. french citizens have a misleading image of wh

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as polly said just a few months into my presidency his approval ratings have already know you starved dr paul smith an expert in french politics of the u.k.'s nottingham university does believe it's too early to tell if will be able to push through his reforms. it's the same as we've seen over the last ten years the trade union movement or least part of it in for all its likes to mobilize people and there's a sense that these these changes are all right a call but i think what we need to what we need to look at very carefully is just how many people really want this test is being seen as a what today is being seen as is a test of the strength of opposition i'd also the strength of one of the trade union movements the main trade union that called the action it really remains to be seen whether over the months to come whether this government on like it's pretty decisive is able not only to talk the talk but she to walk the walk and that's to say to deliver the reforms it wants to deliver it what you know we can hear in our team will be back. to selling you on the idea that dropping bomb

going to learn and move on to pretty explicitly discussed in good book correspondents wrote about polly boy who was at the f.t. h.q. for us following the protests about not last my first time this is what to she in the crew coal. of the yes of the. these rights the story very much was i was thinking mine was established he would have been elsewhere as well so yeah they're not happy with the immigration policy mistake let me thank you so much as a decision to last in a very million refugees that you think i may indeed be having got about being provocative it was about. i. was was. this whole lease that's just going to send a signal with a chain of these protesters that i found out tonight i was angry raving i can show you some of the fact that they still here are some pretty varied ones actually they have been calling the people. known to see. one thing that springs to mind when you see all these very angry people is that it might be quite frightening experience for any elected now national politician from me see what i'm up to say you just have to look at him he was good for nothing you

will certainly do wait to see what happens there thank you polly rocha reporting there from paris thanks. frances seen violent onto labor no protests in the past let's take a quick look back. i . i. i i i i. i i. the syrian army breaking the siege of dairies or islamic states hold over the country is rapidly collapsing only fifteen percent of syria remains under the terror group's control and that no longer includes any major cities that's according to russia's defense ministry it also says this week alone four hundred fifty terrorists have been killed and a large amount of key eisel infrastructure including ammunition and those destroyed meanwhile ten tons of humanitarian aid have been delivered to the previously besieged teri's all. and it seems that u.s. backed kurdish militias are also heading there from another direction artie's it looks at what's at stake as the two hundred terror forces close in on each other. what has the. american led coalition in northern syria been up to lately rocko short thing but there's more here's this weekend statement by the guys in charge of an hard to

presidential campaign in twenty six sixteen to get more on this story from our correspondent polly boy. wiki leaks has really put this on into perspective because on the one hand you've got the u.s. senate struggling to find that clear link between the alleged russian meddling in the u.s. elections and the kremlin and on the other hand you've got what julian asuncion is just sort of brought back to the surface from that trove of leaked predestiny emails and that's that we have clear evidence in these e-mails that facebook expressed an overt preference for hillary clinton in the run up to the twenty sixteen election in the u.s. i still want hillary rodham clinton to win badly i'm still here to help as i can i'm thrilled at the progress here making going to help and support you can see it to work with you to look at the first woman president of the united states while these e-mails beg the question is the u.s. senate intelligence committee going to be as interested in hillary clinton's campaign manager working with facebook to elect clinton as they are in russia allegedly hacking the u.s

the red cross, the military, the pollies. there is a big presence already. —— police. take away a body in a body bag, but we don't know the details of what happened there. by and large, there has not been the loss of life seen elsewhere in the caribbean. but this has been very painful for cuba elsewhere in the caribbean. but this has been very painfulfor cuba in terms of property damage, damage to property and damage to livelihoods. it seems hurricanes erma may have knocked the economy just it seems hurricanes erma may have knocked the economyjust as hard as the coastlines. —— hurricane irma. you can get the latest updates on the website. and now it is time for the website. and now it is time for the sport. chris froome has become britain's first—ever winner of the vuelta a espana. he safely negotiated the final stage in madrid for his fifth grand tour title, adding to the four tour de france's he's already won. ben croucher reports. he reigns in spain and he reigns his sport. 0ne summer, two winners' jerseys, for chris froome, a year of double delight. the vuelta is s

polly drummond hill road between old coach road and chestnut avenue.ffic shift while they deal with this so upper pike creek road will get you around that. in mercer county a disabled tractor-trailer but that cleared. traffic is moving better on the ramp from the new jersey turnpike to exit eight. storm tracker6 live 3-d showing a couple of showers that will be moving through our area. not a lot of rain. this is related to what was irma. 65 degrees currently in philadelphia. 56 in reading. 61 in millville. it's humid today. it's not very cool this morning but 77 for your high with clouds, some sunshine and a spotty showers, matt and tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> new hampshire's governor is asking the state attorney general's office to investigate the near hanging of a young child. the boy's grandmother says a group of teens taunted the eight-year-old with racial slurs and then pushed him off a picnic table with a rope around his neck. the incident happened last month in the small town of claire mount. this story is getting attention online after

their homes in the floods last month are taking refuge on this strip of road most are from what the pollies called the low cost community daytime temperatures soar to thirty eight degrees celsius here and these tarpaulin sheets are no relief government officials tell us to move back to our houses but we don't have a house said one man was over the other in our houses are destroyed but the powerful get all the relief we are left with very little government. schools are closed and children have fallen ill many are mollari villages complained that the local leaders failed to visit them during the floods everyone here says they are going to exercise their democratic rights and vote but they also say they do not trust the local politicians because they were abandoned by them during their hour of need so as not to be seen as influencing voters the government stopped all relief for the past few leaves the only visitors to these villagers are polluters sions asking for their votes beneath the pond it showed us her home destroyed by floods got out i've taken a loan of five thousand dollars to build

come into force next week well to discuss this further let's cross live now to our tease ali ali ko pollies so micron's not going to get his reforms through without a fight is he. no and for him in terms of the presidency the honeymoon period appears to very much be over his popularity really slumped over the summer he's now got the lowest approval ratings according to one poll of any french president at this point into their presidential terms and one of the biggest reasons for this slump in the ratings is the label or reforms that he wants to push through that's going to make it easier if he manages to push them through to hire and fire workers especially for small and medium businesses he was elected on a pro-business platform and he wants to give small and medium businesses greater flexibility here in france to allow small companies to bypass trade union agreements and herein lies the problem the trade unions here on happy about these reforms they see all this is an attempt to weaken their influence and to diminish their power here in france where they traditionally have rather a lot of

was in paris so polly the unions they promised a day of disruption have they delivered its. own. thing really been galvanized by this to that it may just last week. the cynics in exactly the misleading things we have batted legs. they live mistreats and there seems to be a lot of them living. here we've been with. somebody that was a mistake a fad that everyone here who is very savvy they can't believe the changes to the label that it wants to push through slightly differently during the fall and then there is a sense of what would it be able to pull the railway company but many people have been walking with the funds fair operated there in france who are also i guess the changes to the local ounds entertaining media and all the phone lines making easy edible french businesses to hire and fire because he wants to liberalize to make labor market leading makers and that's what's going to pull the stubbornly high unemployment rate here but the trade unions are having none of it they say that that's against it take a listen to what some of the people we've spoken to have to say. this

let's go straight that now shall we let's go live to polly boyko she's been tracking the developments at the alternative for germany camp here in. cali thanks for joining us now it looks like a if the will into the parliament with double digits has been a great turnout for them what has been the reaction of the parties come. they're very happy. that i'm going to michael this is obviously bittersweet because the a.n.c. is the policy go ahead hosted here this evening raining on the way this is an unprecedented result but make well you know that the san francisco needed to get him into the national parliament very nice now one of their top candidate that is to be seen with a little bit earlier on this is aiming to bring it to celebrate the speech and taking what she had to say. the first thing we're going to do is to deliver on that first promise. i'm really are going to start a commission of inquiry against angela merkel. which will clearly look into what this lady has done to contravene look at how the reason why we were able to come on board and. accept for germany with sasha back in

to discuss all of that, i'm joined by henry chu, international editor at variety, polly toynbee from welt. welcome to all of you, good to have you with us.

a big problem n delaware water main break from yesterday is still causing a traffic shift here on pollyhill road near old coach road. stick to upper pike creek road to get around that. while we're dry currently in the area on storm tracker6 live 3-d you see showers moving in from our south so we'll see showers today related to this area of low pressure. the remnants of irma the next couple days seeing some showers around at times. sixty five degrees right now in philadelphia, 56 in reading, 61 in millville, not as cool for sure as it was the past couple days. it's going to be kind of sticky today with clouds and sun a spotty shower and a high of 77. matt and tam. >> all right, thank, you karen. >>> new here on "action news," a suspect in a police chase in massachusetts took a bit of an unexpected detour. police say 26-year-old josÉ jimenez walked into an electronics business to apply for a job yesterday. surveillance video at the business if westwood shows the manager leading him into his office where jimenez fills out an application but the interview is cut short when police arrive and

a whole new probably not it's probably just be not the two point zero something that everybody can polly thank you so much coming out of from toronto alcohol and that's thank you. brace yourself what happens when you take a social media trance like a hash tag dab on it turned into a social object suddenly one london are answered that question and made a way pack it's called the dad bag and it's a funny sort of waif pack you carry around that simulates the classic dad bear belly you can own one that looks like a sunburn tummy big and hairy looking. the ones you see behind me it works just like a regular ways back with a buckle to keep it around your waist and a pocket to hold whatever you want to you just have to get used to the idea of your gut hanging out for all the world to see the creator was asked why he did it and simply said that he was inspired by all the people posting about how dad boggs suddenly cool decided to give people the chance to have one too for a price of course. thanks for watching. us on direct t.v. you can find us on the arcade channel. and if you. catch on you tub

we got polly covering the f.d.a. again all this is in jail in berlin and we've got shelley do bensky covering the link of party we've also got representatives from the f d party coming in as well hopefully will bit later on this hour as well to give us their take on x. it looks like it's going to be a successful night for them we think it's going to be a reasonable success for my friend with merkel as well now. according to. what we can say at this. time is that the pre-election polls had i'm going down for a comfortable. fourth as german chancellor she's been in office for twelve years already of course for germany's younger population if you work that out it's in fun someone that's been in power all through their childhood they used basically they haven't known anyone else in charge of this vast and powerful country of. the time i remember she was always there i mean i can't really remember a time when she wasn't like the chancellor and i don't even know who came before her mission a mission that has only met on us

polly boy has got more next on the party's election success has left many reeling. following message sess at the elections this is the building that dozens of a.f.p. politicians are going to be entering for the first time as m.p.'s in the national parliament the shock result has left many here in germany scratching their heads wondering how this could happen it's been a country of political stability for a number of years now that thirteen percent share of the vote left many people in extremely angry when they came out hundreds of protesters outside the f.t. party's election night headquarters they were chanting they were calling the f.d.a. a party of fascists and the entire experience left one of the a.f.p. leaders and his family while the right so we couldn't leave the party headquarters in fear for our lives my partner and her daughter were violently attacked by these demonstrators those who say that we are nazis that is horrific this is what these naive people believe apparently we are furious about this we're a party that stands completely by the rule of law an

polly's organisation, shelter, are doing wonderful work.es, i have. good morning. how difficult is it for you to be uprooted when you have children? the main problem is the school. with my daughter's education, we have to make sure that she has somewhere to be, so we have to find homes that are appropriate to schools. we have had the problem of not knowing where we we re had the problem of not knowing where we were going to be and trying to find a school for her, then finding that when we had to move, we asked several miles away from her school. now she is in sixth form, it is not so now she is in sixth form, it is not so much of an issue any more. historically, that was a big issue. thank you, all, for speaking to us. a government spokesman told us that they are banning letting fees for te na nts to they are banning letting fees for tenants to reduce the cost of moving, and working with the national housing federation british property federation to get their members to offer family friendly tenancies of three years or more for purpose—buil

a little later, but in this. 1857, a free black woman known as polly, appeared at the office of lincoln and herndon with a tale of woe. her young son hired himself out in a boat and the mississippi. something like lincoln had done earlier. but when he reached new orleans without free papers proving he was not a slave, he was imprisoned and about to be sold into slavery. lincoln appealed to the governor of illinois fully informed lincoln he could do nothing. lincoln appealed to the governor of louisiana who rejected his request. so lincoln dropped a subscription list and herndon raised money from lincoln's friends in springfield. lincoln drew from his account of the springfield marine and life insurance company. when he had. and they located new orleans to purchase the young man's liberty. and soon his prison door swung open and he was returned to springfield to his mother. lincoln had bought a slave. in order to free him. it was abraham lincoln's first act of emancipation. thank you. [applause] >> i think we have five minutes and i think i can take a couple of questions if anyone has a

polpoll polli wouldn't say she s shown healthy introspection.: charlie, you are a quick judgment on this. i can't imagine why she is doing what she is doing. charlie: i don't know if she is more crazy than she was when she ran. but whatever it is, i hope she keeps doing it because it's terry pike for conservatives and the republican party, and i think for donald trump. any time she gets into it with the president, he comes away winning. the democrats will do anything to get her to stop talking. lou: the president of the united states against california. can you believe california is spending the time and money trying to frustrate the president? >> as a former residents of the state it's not a surprise. immigration is one of those areas explicitly laid out in the constitution as a power for the federal government. so they might have more trouble resisting in that regard than they would like. lou: resisting. we are watching a state simply implode. out there today attorney general jeff sessions trying to explain to the governor and persuade him not

one of the things that propelled murrayan article polly janco crow ined the law. thatointed to all the laws say women cannot do this or woman cannot do this. i think it was an apt name for that. we put those two names on the brief. we knew we were standing on their shoulders. they kept the idea alive when society was not yet ready to listen. i was fantastically lucky that in the 1970's, the women's movement was coming alive all over the world. it was not just the u.s. phenomenon. 1975.s. had declared international women's year. mene were women and advocating change. change in what had been the separate fears. man was the breadwinner and the woman was the caretaker of the children and the home. if either one stepped out of his or her proper role, it would be disadvantaged. a number of the cases brought in .he 1970's about lamplighter's he had a tragic event in his life. he was married to a high school math teacher. she had a healthy pregnancy. baby.o have the youdoctor came out and said have a healthy baby boy, but your wife died of an embolism. he vowed that he wo

she was a serial romantic and she would adopt somebody like polly murray and there is a new biography she was a great organizer and firebrand but promoted her. there is an endless number of people in the american news congress. and why it is so important if i may, they were like the political mentors so it is involved with american medicine and she wants what we now call a single-payer health care plan where everybody is covered just the way that it's done in most of europe. it was supposed to be the social security act of 1935. so they called on roosevelt to help him with what he thinks is going to be a good medical plan which becomes medicaid and medicare but they lobbied it to death and he waves it in front of the press. she says this represents just a puny little bone in the vertebrae of what i had in mind. [laughter] and she continues to fight for what it would be single-payer until she died at the age of 100 to 1982. so it is with an extra which just isn't there yet. the loneliness as a result of what you said at the beginning of the childhood and the daughter of a great alcohol

hudson—wilkin, who is chaplain to the speaker of the house of commons, and by the guardian columnist pollyan, was in than to say what he said he should not be barred from high office? we live in a liberal democracy. freedom of speech, freedom of conscience, and so it is important for anyone in any particular role to be able to express that this is what they feel or this is what they believe. i do not believe that it should bar them from leadership of any kind. but what about if the consensus goes the other way, does that make a difference? what do you mean. if the consensus, for example, is views about incest and rape, that particular position, is a view which is not necessarily held by the majority of the population — does that matter? well, the population will soon do something about that. they will say, i'm sorry, we don't want to have this person, but i'm talking specifically about religious views, which should not be apart from leadership, any kind of leadership. it is a form of discrimination, isn't it, to say that somebody who holds deep religious views is not suitable to hold high