can a communal group be a proper family? can a single mother be a proper family? what were the obligations of husbands to wives, mothers and fathers to children? and what about women's ambition? was it proper for a woman to want to do something beyond motherhood? these were the issues that were at the heart of this debate among the shakers. so while the shaker society provided a convenient and poignant backdrop for the dyers' domestic broils, what they were really arguing about were arguments that were at the heart of a very new united states. >> i'm standing on the grounds of the maine historical society where, up next, we visit their library to feature their special collections. >> these are some of the items that i've pulled out to show the breadth of our collections which documents the exploration and the founding of maine from about the 16th century through the modern period. this particular piece is a book from 156 a

many women, and some are not getting proper shelteryet. at even with their babies, many babies born on the way to bangladesh and so women facing serious... seriously they are facing a kind of disease and not getting proper shelter and no medical aid. we appreciate what the bangladesh government is doing. when i visited their, i had many women told me about these stories. they are quite ashamed to tell me. some women it told me they had been raped by burmese military while they entered their houses and some women have been raped three or four times their houses and some women have been raped three orfour times by the military and these horrific crimes. they told me some elderly man told me they have seen their sons being slaughtered, their grandson ‘s thrown to the fire. it isa grandson ‘s thrown to the fire. it is a totally unbelievable situation, it is totally despicable white i heard in my visit to the camps. —— what. we know there are children, some unaccompanied by adults. they properly cared for? not really yet. as far as what i know,

and your own report has said that the proper investigation, conducted by the proper authority, has saidat you have said. not what i am saying. i have to say, and in the past hour i have discovered about this. you saw what the report has confirmed, that he took in terms of the money paid to him. you are the labour party, don't trust our report, then don't trust this report, will the labour party conduct its own investigation? the labour party will obviously want to satisfy itself that no member, and we always satisfy ourselves, that no member of the labour party brings the party into disrepute. that is one of the fundamental principles, whether you are an mp, no matter who you are, the leader of the party or a constituency secretary. it is important that no member of the labour party brings the party into disrepute. what you have said to me is that there was a loan arrangement, as i have understood it from your programme, that there was a loan arrangement. i don't know how that was finalised, but you have told us that the proper regulator for the industry has said that there is no furthe

without proper “— of the sunshine in the east.e to scotland, it will be windy with outbreaks of rain. mild, southerly winds with us to the middle part of the week so temperatures a bit above average. rain affecting western scotla nd average. rain affecting western scotland with the colder airjust in the far north. that is your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7.00pm: hundreds of thousands of people march through barcelona in a show of unity with spain and to protest against catalan independence. the prime minister calls for new measures to deal with complaints of sexual harassment against members of parliament. that's after an investigation is launched into the international trade minister mark garnier as he admits asking his secretary to buy sex toys. heathrow airport says it's confident it remains safe, after details of security procedures were found on an unencrypted memory stick. the mexican grand prix gets under way , lewis hamilton only needs a fifth place finish to be crowned world champion. and a win in new sout

it's sad that it has not been able to organise it as a proper referendum, as scotland did, but i thinkf people wanting to have a say and to be heard. reports tonight that police have started closing some schools down to stop the vote. after activities all day, parents again planned to sleep at some schools to prevent that from happening. spanish national police have been moved to catalonia in large numbers. the message from madrid, that the spanish government is in charge. posters put up late tonight. but there has been nothing akin to an election campaign. a vote where controversy has eclipsed debate. a man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a three year old girl was dropped from a bridge into a river in bolton. greater manchester police say the thirty nine year old jumped into the water afterwards in an apparent suicide attempt. the little girl suffered a broken wrist. britain must be fully prepared to walk away from the eu without a brexit deal — that's according to the new ukip leader, henry bolton. mr bolton said any transitional period for leaving the eu must

what have we done wrong well apart from looking at all of our guests of course this wouldn't be a proper think tank report if we didn't actually try to get our tea itself it does say that the goal is to look at the history agenda the evidence of impact of the channel that they describe as pushing program in a gender under the guise of free speech and alternative journalism now not only does this report claim to be debunking certain what it calls. it's about the channel such as being a reliable news source saying that it's not harmful and also goes into key points such as saying that archie's whole goal is to denigrate the west and our tea is rooted in the denial of truth we can say that some of the sponsors behind this piece is mostly private donors but as well as open society which is obviously a george soros foundation the european parliament the u.s. embassy in the czech republic and we do know that the author has been doing some work with the atlantic council which of course is known for certain anti russia hype so really no surprises there will have to wait and see what kind of reac

i have seen many refugees taking shelter in the refugee camps and some are not getting proper shelteracing serious, seriously they are facing, you know, a kind of disease and not getting proper shelter nor medical aid. we appreciate what the bangladesh government has been doing but it is hard to handle such a large population. when i visited their i had many women telling me about stories, they were ashamed to say and some women were told me they had been raped by government, by military, they had been raped three 01’ military, they had been raped three orfour military, they had been raped three or four times military, they had been raped three orfour times by the military. these horrific things and told me and some elderly man told me they had seen islam being slandered. their grandchildren thrown into fires, it is an unbelievable situation, unspeakable what i heard from them. truly horrific accounts. we know that there are children in these camps. some unaccompanied by any adult. are they being properly cared for? not really. not yet. as far as i know there are many agencies here tr

. >> but my whole point was, you know, there is a proper time, and i told the team, there is a proper time to do something in a proper way. >> reporter: but in the debate that now engulfs one of america's most popular sports, coach mitch edge-- mitchem's players feel strongly too. >> saying the violence and stuff like that happened in the world so that is why it is so important to me. >> reporter: some football fans pledged to boycott the nfl siding with president trump but elaine, it is still too early to tell whether there was an impact on the business of one of america's most profitable sports leagues. >> quijano: tony, thank you. police am marseille france say a grew some attack at a train station today may be taid to terrorism. a man with a knife stabbed one woman in the stomach and slit another woman's throat. both died. a french soldier shot and killed the attacker. authorities say he shouted allahu akbar during the assault and had a criminal record. in edmonton canada a 30 year old man is under investigation for ties to terrorism. police say he hit a police officer with a car

and me and maurice were kind state the un has been calling for proper investigations of stories of abuse and women beside women and children continue to emerge a human rights watch report now says myanmar's military executed several dozen or henchmen muslims on august twenty seventh witnesses say soldiers beat sexually assaulted and stabbed villagers looking for safety in a compound and rakhine state there's also growing concern for the health of russian refugees living in bangladesh as makeshift camps help workers fear a cholera outbreak could spread very easily because of and hygenic conditions our correspondent mohammed champion reports from cox's bizarre to give you some idea of the scale of this crisis this encampment that we're in right now this didn't exist in cox's bazaar which is on the border of bangladesh in myanmar more than a month ago now there are at least twenty thousand people here that's according to aid workers we've spoken with as well as some of the army officials that are just beyond that wall there distributing much needed aid to these were hindu refugees now even

proper evolution of a relationship. you just have to inject yourself, create the proper persona. it a legend, into that individual. but again i got to cheat because i study their pattern of life, what they do, what they don't do, what they eat and don't like to eat. where they go when they're not being jihadi. once i have that, it's really not that hard to craft by legend to be able to insert myself into their lives. >> tucker: what are some of the tells? i was struck in reading it how little even those that read the news every day know about the people who commit or try to commit acts like this, what they're like personally, what they believe. what about them is different in the way that they live? >> everything they do is extreme. and that's i guess where the term extremism comes from. so in and of itself that will doesn't make you a terrorist, but it's a red flag for me. it's multiple indicators and that's what i tried to highlight in american radical. it's not just for law enforcement and the intelligence community any more to be able to know, to be able to distinguish betwee

so your generations should change and the demand for proper work in court system should increase. in order to have the big changes happening in the economy look for example at the issue that is happening on the government level go in a different direction the regions as a new generation the entering the as the governors of those regions the station changes because the approach towards private businesses towards how to you know what should be done in the on the moon so on so forth changes dramatically i actually have that question but before we go there let me ask you specifically about the courts and the judges because if you look at the media it's you know it's not the area that is big but that he made a point that it's a generational change and i think the median age of the russian judges is fairly is not that high the problem is that the way they're recruited and the generational change not only in the court system itself but in the country and they want to me as a whole because you know the core system does not is elitist from the rest of the corner from the rest of the popula

relief for refugees a bill proper cabinet the official a current. of the you has a hole have not been signed off by the court awarded to the e.u. zone accountability for the last twenty three years we know that the e.u. is very little idea about how its money is spent and that's always been true disputed before the crisis and it's to nigeria the migrant crisis and the e.u. doesn't know how to manage its money. and you know a lot of the money goes into the bloated bureaucracy and the governments of greece and italy i'm afraid i'm not renowned for the how can i put it it minnesota deficiency or credibility. but it's get back to our breaking news story for you here this hour on r.t. international several people injured in a knife attack in central munich let's go straight to germany now ati's maria financial joining us with the latest samaria updates on this breaking news story. this person has just come out to the media saying that they have detained a suspicious person but at this point they cannot confirm whether this is the man behind such a day mo

relief for refugees or build proper camps the official a current. of the u. has a hole have not been signed off by the court awarded to the only county building for the last twenty three years we know that he has very little idea about how its money is spent and that's always been true does be true before the crisis during the crisis the e.u. doesn't know how to manage its money. and you know a lot of the money goes into the bloated bureaucracy and the governments of greece and italy i'm afraid i'm not renowned for how can i put it. minnesota efficiency or credibility. and let's get a recap from barcelona these are live pictures for you where hundreds of thousands of people are going out onto the streets of the city they're calling for the release of two arrested members of the independence movement that are also demanding the release of two key members of the breakaway camp who were recently arrested earlier today the spanish prime minister asked the senate to remove the main figures from the catalan government at the transfer their responsibilitie

relief for refugees or build proper camps the official accounts of the you has a whole have not been signed off by the court awarded to the accounting body for the last twenty three years we know that he has very little idea how its money is spent and that's always been true disputed before the crisis and during the crisis the e.u. doesn't know how to manage its money. a lot of the money because into a bloated bureaucracy and the governments of greece and italy i'm afraid. for the. put it. minnesota deficiency or credibility. barack obama and george w. bush have long had furious disagreements on key policies now that they finally seem to found a common target the current us president. george bush is watching that what the banks and financial institutions are one of the first went after the obama administration's handling of both iran and isis some seem to believe that we should negotiate with the radicals get used to me and other democrats of wanting to negotiate with terrorists i don't think it's good for the country to have. undermined. the she actually has the story needed isn't.

is this a proper one, or do we have to go through the forms of law first? do i have the authority to do so? then we get into judicial review. he was attempting to model what the court would become after the court had been very partisan in enforcing the sedition act. he told jefferson will not do political acts. we will act as a court and determine the constitution as a species of law, and that is as far as we will go. jefferson never got the message. take mcculloch versus maryland. his notion of what the principle of sovereignty was -- the fundamental and civil of mcculloch versus maryland is not just the implied powers ratified like the necessary and proper clause, for congress to execute one of its laws by having a subsidiary, the bank in this case. it was in the nature of constitutional sovereignty. maryland simply did not have the authority to tax an instrumentality of another government outside of itself. that is the mcculloch principle. and in the case of often versus saunders, he reverses that -- ogden versus saunders. there was a -- senior moment he

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or to understand that the content gets there on time or gets delivered in a proper way. it looks like they didn't have any system either to vet the stuff before it went out, or even afterwards. we've been talking about russian interference in this election for more than a year now. google just coming with this information. mark: i think part of the issue is drawing the line. this morning, they were saying bucket, $50 uckepoll $53,000 worth of ads. these are either trolls or spreading misinformation or lies . this is just russian accounts

relief for refugees or build proper camps the official accounts of the who has a hole have not been signed off by the court awarded to the accounting for the last twenty three years we know that he has very little idea about how its money is spent and that's always been true does be true before the crisis and during the crisis when the e.u. doesn't know how to manage its money. you know a lot of the money goes into a bloated bureaucracy and the governments of greece and italy i'm afraid. and for. put it. in a sort of efficiency or credibility. now citizens of the czech republic have cast their ballots in palm tree elections which will decide who will become the country's prime minister opinion polls that preceded the election indicated that the anti establishment a and only it may become the biggest party in the pilots' lower chamber when it's head a euro skeptic billionaire in the country's former finance and deputy prime minister is gaining in popularity. the group system we've had for so long is what i call a system so yes we are in the movement. there is no place for migrants in

relief for refugees or build proper camps the official a current of the u. has a whole having not been signed off by the court to board it is that the e.u. is only counting for the last twenty three years we know that the e.u. is very little idea about how its money is spent and that's always been true would be true before the crisis and to nigeria the migrant crisis in the e.u. doesn't know how to manage its money. and you know a lot of the money goes into the bloated bureaucracy and the governments of greece and italy i'm afraid i'm not renowned for how can i put it it minnesota deficiency or credibility. police in california are set to deploy untouched drones in the skies above los angeles the initiative has raised concerns of a privacy and safety hollywood's recently making a big deal about the dangers of drone misuse. and surveillance. take. after years of heated debate the police commission of los angeles voted three to one in favor of the one year long drone program however the vote has certainly caused a stir among residents of l.a. . i. have people

relief for refugees or build proper camps the official accounts of the whole have not been signed off by the court awarded to the accounting body for the last twenty three years we know that the has very little idea about how its money is spent and that's always been true does be true before the crisis and it's through during the crisis when the e.u. doesn't know how to manage its money. you know a lot of the money goes into a bloated bureaucracy and the governments of greece and italy i'm afraid. and for how can i put it. into sort of efficiency or credibility. now let's return to barcelona and here you can see live pictures from the city with hundreds of thousands of people marching in support of the independence movement but also demanding the release of two key members of the breakaway camp who were recently arrested but earlier today the spanish prime minister asked the senate's to remove the main figures in the capital and government and transfer their responsibilities to ministers he also expressed his desire for a snap election in the region at the earliest up. chancing. done.

relief for refugees or build proper camps the official a current of the you has a hole have not been signed off by the court awarded to the only county building for the last twenty three years we know that the e.u. is very little idea about how its money is spent and that's always been true this be true before the market crisis and it's through ny during the migrant crisis and the e.u. doesn't know how to manage its money. and you know a lot of the money goes into the bloated bureaucracy and the governments of greece and italy i'm afraid i'm not renowned for how can i put it it minnesota deficiency or credibility. rights groups are up in arms after police penned a deal to deploy drones in the skies above los angeles the unmanned aircraft are bound to provoke a strong reaction from the public after years of high profile publicity on the silver screen. and surveillance. solar cells retired from. washington to take. on processes have already come out to chill their opposition to the mayors outside the l.a. police department. i was i was i don't many residents fear the drawings will give

relief for refugees a bill proper cabinet the official a current of the you has a whole having not been signed off by the court to board it as the only county building for the last twenty three years we know that the e.u. is very little idea about how its money is spent and that's always been true this be true before the market crisis and it's tonight during the migrant crisis in the e.u. doesn't know how to manage its money. and you know a lot of the money goes into a bloated bureaucracy and the governments of greece and italy i'm afraid not renowned for the. put it. minnesota efficiency or credibility. now western reporters branded thousands of arties guests being useful it is nice is it will explain all after the break. this is i believe the worst crisis in modern american history is the crisis of unfettered capitalism undermining the entire population of the country and we've seen the arab spring we've seen other hot spots in the world and ice and i feel the heat building. to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want. to

tfl refused uber a new private hire licence last month, saying the company was not "fit and proper". uber will continue to operate in london during the appeals process. england's chief medical officer has renewed calls for a global effort to cut the use of antibiotics. dame sally davies said if antibiotics lose their effectiveness it would spell the end of modern medicine. she said common operations would become increasingly risky as resistance to the drugs grow. venezuelans go to the polls on sunday in regional elections which are being seen as a key test for the country's president maduro and the opposition. months of street protests, which left more than 100 people dead, failed to unseat the president. he's been accused of attacking democracy, and "creeping dictatorship", resulting in more american sanctions. venezuela is in the grip of an economic crisis with shortages of food and medicines and soaring inflation. katy watson reports from the state

a proper tear—jerker? jonathan. hello, dear boy. a proper tear-jerker? tugging on the heartstrings as yanking on them! you will blub. there are some funny moments but for me, mainly in the second half of the film. it was the funny moments, or the more peculiar moments that really resonated. sometimes it is a little by the book and predictable, but inevitably, it will be compared to the theory of everything, the movie about steven hawking from a few years ago. maybe it doesn't have the charisma but behind the camera we know andy serkis is a great actor and clearly he's a very good director. from now on after this we will see him directing as much as acting. he has a very confident style. that's an interesting development. he is a fantastically versatile actor. it is striking that he has chosen something that's a real tear—jerker as his first film? he said he read the script. it's the story of his parents. his production partner is jonathan story of his parents. his production partner isjonathan cavendish, but when andy serkis read the script he said it wa

. >> just so our viewers have a proper roll of what the fcc plays, wla should it be? i guess you're looking for certain standards to be held up for decency, for mall las. what are the things you could have gotten involved in as the chair of the fcc? >> well, the fundamental point of the law creating the fcc is that broadcasters should serve the public interest. the public interest. not the private interest. and the public interest means that journalists should cover the news, critique things as they wish. but try to be as fair as possible. that's the fundamental point. but if the public interest is taken by the bait and criticism and nurture and change.

no, that is not proper. ifi microwave. no, that is not proper. can turn on the microwave i have succeeded. thank you, both of you. we will leave it there. enough popcorn for all of us, i think. that is it from the papers. don't forget, coming up at midnight, we will talk live to the united nations secretary general anthony —— antonnio guterres. until then, it general anthony —— antonnio guterres. untilthen, it is general anthony —— antonnio guterres. until then, it is meet the author. peterjames created a detective, roy grace, who leads an army of readers through the routine and mystery of his work. apparently straightforward crimes are not quite what they seem. we care about him, we sympathise with him, we worry on his behalf. the police procedural novel has an enduring appeal and in need you dead, the latest roy grace story, peter james produces another taught and hypnotic tale. welcome. peter, why do you think so many people get hooked on policemen and women and the trials and tribulations of their everyday lives? well, i think good crime fict

a lot of viewers would say, fine, but make it a proper panorama.iewers tell newswatch, they turn on the news at ten because they want to find out what were the big news stories that day. and that day there was harvey weinstein, catalonia, brexit, all pushed down the running order. and how many news stories are pushed off the running order by this? if, because we were doing seven or eight minutes on a very, very important and a good piece about heroin abuse, if that was going to relegate what we regard as really, really important other news stories that were only going to exist on that day, then we would find a different day to run the heroin piece. and so, we did do thejob losses at bae, we did do brexit, we did do catalonia, we did do the latest on harvey weinstein. there wasn't a story at the end of the day which we felt had missed out because of this piece. let's talk about the images. it was very close up on people preparing and in the act of injecting heroin. there were angles that meant we didn't see the needle going in, but many viewers felt

questions and demand the proper answers and this may have an impact for the future this would not make the revolution you just said that you don't think anything is going to change into the current administration so let's stuff a let me put this to you he he just said he doesn't believe that this is a plan that this is an overall goal of making life so miserable for the palestinians in this part of jerusalem that they just say we're leaving because any pair or tell you when it comes to protecting their children that is the number one motivation for their existence do you believe that this is just the way things are or par or a broader strategy to make life miserable for the palestinians there so that they leave. you know i would disagree actually with the conclusion of mr belin i think this is systematic and it is in it is in bedded in the israeli system and as a matter of fact this year and systematic violation of human rights of children to the level of torturing them physically and mentally and psychologically to the level of depriving them of basic rights like that i will be silent

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relief for refugees a bill proper cabinet the official a current. of the you has a hole have not been signed off by the call to vote it is that the only county will be the last twenty three years we know that the e.u. is very little idea about how its money is spent and that's always been true dispy true before the market crisis and it's tonight during the migrant crisis and the e.u. doesn't know how to manage its money. and you know a lot of the money is into the bloated bureaucracy and the governments of greece and italy i'm afraid i'm not a nine foot how can i put it it minnesota efficiency or credibility. well for more details on the council any and developments you can visit our website www dot com otherwise i'll be back with the headlines at the top of the. colon is still exist. ricos treated as one visitor annoying co-equals on the hind. for only macone hundred point zero three cool as. an idea well honestly doesn't make. the island is controlled by the us government and some puerto ricans crave independence joe it was the almighty god you kn

but my whole point was, you know, there's a proper time and i told the team, there's proper time to doomething and a proper way. >> mother of one of the players says she supports them and the coach's punish meant is too har. >> an agenda is packed with hot button cases wedding case controversy and telephone tracking a few on the list. ellison barber has details. >> reporter: the high court is heading back to work tomorrow if the october start date is tough to remember, you can always keep an eye out for red robes. here in dc, every year, a red mass takes place the sunday before the supreme court begin as new term, it's a catholic mass meant to celebrate the legal profession and services like this take place all over the world. to some it's controversial. but the church denies it critics say they're trying to influence the justices. of five justices attended mass. most in red ties. tomorrow, they will change the red for black and in their iconic robes sitting next to the other four justices and begin to hear some of the nation's most controversial debates one jack phillip whose refused

to get nutrition and food and proper food, not only rice.diet, meat, protein, the milk that will stop the children from dying. so we need as a priority our children, women and elderly over 60 years old. they are the people we need to help. also we need to support the local hospitals, stop targeting these hospitals. these malnutrition people are turning up to the hospital but doctors are unable to help them because they don't have the appropriate medication to treat those struggling children. let me ask you finally what are the consequences if children don't get that? if they can survive but they don't get the kind of nutrition they need? what does that mean to them in future life? well, they are counted as disabled children because they will have muscle weakness, fatigue, their brain will not be able to think in a normal way. they will not be able to progress and develop. to have a normal life like any child has the right for. the prime minister, theresa may, has called on all companies to reveal the difference between what they pay male and

relief for refugees or bill proper camps the official accounts of the you has a whole have not been signed off by the court to board it as the only county building for the last twenty three years we know that he has very little idea about how its money is spent and that's always been true does be true for the market prices and it's tonight during the migrant crisis and the e.u. doesn't know how to manage its money. and you know a lot of the money because into the bloated bureaucracy and the governments of greece and italy i'm afraid i'm not renowned for the. put it. in a city of efficiency or credibility and western reporters branded thousands of arties guessed as useful idiots not very nice will explain all after the break. but will these gaming. lead to sanctions are breaking but the fact of the damaging both sides it gets to its new reality. they may change the russian economy and the russian the financial system and i know a lot of people who are looking for creative ways to get better results. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around c

you know to come to a conclusion to come to a proper treaty as it were a coalition treaty and give us some context here hons in many countries they are coalition governments often with multiple parties why is the process so complicated here well i'm not sure if it's easy in any country to form a coalition here in germany it's the first time that it is a coalition of so many parties involved there are three or maybe you could even say four parties involved ranging from the rather left wing greens to on the other side of the political spectrum the christian social union from bavaria the sister party of i'm going to marcos christian democratic union in other words the conservatives the variance are particularly conservative and the spectrum between the variance on the one hand and the greens on the other hand that's the gap that has to be that has to be in some sense covered. so that makes it very difficult germany has very little experience of these kinds of coalitions at national level kinds beyond optimistic because i want to thank you very much. in sports we take a look at how denmar

referendum, not a revote in parliament, it should be a proper referendum with a binding turnout, you dialogue, as well, which didn't happen. now to another story on the front page of the daily telegraph. this is in relation to a report in the sun newspaper about allegations of sexual harassment in westminster by researchers and other staff of thelj suppose researchers and other staff of the” suppose this is relating to the harvey weinstein scandal, moving into other areas of life and the situation in parliament, if you are an mp and you have an office with staff, they are your employees and they are not parliament's employees. parliament has its own employees, and what this story is