and what they were dissatisfied with the term the psychs because. i am fights man was a chemistry lecturer in manchester who had become a prominent member of the british zionist movement he was politically well connected and rubbed shoulders with senior figures in government so high in vitamin was russian by birth he was a chemist. and then he joined the zionist movement. he climbed in the zionist movement he moved to great britain before the war well before the war maybe 10 years before the war began he was not before the war very well known in the english zionist movement he was pretty well known in the world zionist federation but he was by no means the most visible zionist when world war one began in great britain. vitamin later wrote in his memoirs about having been introduced to a british government minister herbert samuel. samual was jewish but bites man was apparently concerned that he might be anti zionist. however herbert samual turned out to be extremely receptive to vitamin and went on to write an official memo in 1950 setting out a numb

drew borders that best suited their own interests the psychs pekoe agreement. it's cut across a separate deal the british had already made with sharif a saint of mecca to support him in creating a hashemites arab kingdom in return for his leading to an arab revolt against autumn and. the south of anatolia eastern turkey and the syrian coast down to beirut were put under direct french control while basra and baghdad were placed under direct british control. mosul and damascus were under french protection and called area 8 the rest of mesopotamia and the southern levant were put on to her british protection and called area being. jerusalem was designated as an international zone. but soon. after the deal was struck some voices in london began expressing dissatisfaction with what britain had agreed to in the secret negotiations. as a good friend. in. what i feel badly. can just see their figure as general hoar. had but if you will feel lost and. given a. big enough of us you will have a. few 100. have you hold the year before think well if we cannot have palestina

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and what they were dissatisfied with in the term of the psychs pico. bites man was a chemistry lecturer in manchester who had become a prominent member of the british zionist movement he was politically well connected and rub shoulders with senior figures in government so high on vitamin was russian by birth he was a chemist. and then he joined the zionist movement. he climbed in the zionist movement he moved to great britain before the war well before the war maybe 10 years before the war began he was not before the war very well known in the english zionist movement he was pretty well known in the world zionist federation but he was by no means the most visible zionist when world war one began in great britain. vitamine later wrote in his memoirs about having been introduced to a british government minister herbert samuel. samuel was jewish but vitamine was apparently concerned that he might be anti zionist. however herbert samual turned out to be extremely receptive to vitamin and went on to write an official memo in 1950 setting out a number of dif

and get nothing psych effect that i claim big lunatic utterly summerfest limits and you know. if you've got big chunks buckling real fundamental if you see them immediately it's never just let differ and go close. explode when they don't go trust exists in the same country when bade him back. in other news this hour in germany a syrian asylum seeker has been found guilty of manslaughter in a killing that spot race riots in the city of kenya's last year the man was sentenced to 9 and a half years in jail our european correspondent peter all of our reports. a 23 year old syrian asylum applicant has been sentenced to 9 and a half years by a court in dresden for the month slaughter of the 35 year old man daniel healy who was stabbed to death in camp last year now it's understood that the main suspect in the killing a 22 year old iraqi national has not been found by police yet it's on the study may well have fled the country after initial shock there was violent and at times ugly scenes in the city which drew the attention of the world's media we saw some footage of refugees and mi

psychs pekoe lines in the sand on on just the. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well the fire threat is still very high here just to the west of the caspian we have seems a very dry conditions over the last week and we are looking at the increase risk of wildfires across much of this area for about koom expect to see a very warm temperature for you of $32.00 degrees very dry across much of this region but down towards the south from baghdad we're still dealing with the heat they are talking about he way still in effect across that area with a temperature of 46 degrees here on wednesday dropping down to about 44 so a little bit better by the time we get towards thursday well here across the gulf the minute he is back in we are going to be seeing some very uncomfortable conditions here in doha as we go towards the end of the week we do expect to see $39.00 degrees as are expect high but as we go towards thursday it is going to get even worse it's going to be very uncomfortable with the temperature of $

if you were in a psych ward -- we don't have maximum security in a psych ward, if we were in a psychard, every 15 minutes, every single patient in a psych ward has to be seen and examined. if it's a suicide watch, it's constant. so it's clearly very, very unusual that he v would be taken off of suicide watch, put in a room where he is unobserved and no cameras are pointing at him. >> mark: it you know prisons well and you know that sex offenders get treated the worst in prison. they don't have a happy time in there. >> and i also pointed out to you about the suicides, i should add that the number of suicides is highest among sex offenders and also homicides. highest among sex offenders. they get targeted, they get beaten up, they get murdered and they take their own lives. >> mark: how can it be that you have a high-value prisoner like this on the most high-profile prisoners on the planet, and he, according to you, doesn't get the surveillance that an ordinary patient in a psychiatric hospital would get. how does that happen? >> i can't imagine that, because he could have been transf

warrior in this that i thought few people lib, particularly elizabeth warren and cory booker which i'm psyched to be here, let's do it. let's have it out. i want to argue. that's what politics is partly about. take a look at these two clips. >> your estimated net worth is more than $65 million. what would make you subject to senator warren's proposed wealth tax on the assets of the richest 75,000 homes, households or so in the united states.

a psych prison filled with killers.is one inside contact, the chief psychiatrist, couldn't protect him, nor could his outside lifeline, a female fbi agent who visited as his girlfriend to monitor his progress. >> i did have a hot line to her, too, if i got caught in a dangerous situation, i could get a hold of her. the deal was, they would have me out in 24 hours. >> they had your back. >> they had my back. >> least that's what you thought. >> that's what i thought. >> when keene's mission began, it was all about him, his shot at freedom. he had few feelings, if any, about tricia reitler or her family. all he wanted was to get in and out with tricia's location and as fast as possible. day one, breakfast in the mess hall. jimmy zeroed in on larry hall. >> i was waiting with my tray, look over, there he is, 20, 25 feet from me, sitting there all by himself. it felt like a magnet was compelling me to come to him. finally i bumped shoulders with him on purpose. >> jimmy explained he was a brand new inmate needing directions

and what they were dissatisfied with the term the psychs pico. fights man was a chemistry lecturer in manchester who had become a prominent member of the british zionist movement he was politically well connected and rubbed shoulders with senior figures in government so high on vitamin was russian by birth he was a chemist. and then he joined the zionist movement. he climbed in the zionist movement he moved to great britain before the war well before the war maybe 10 years before the war began he was not before the war very well known in the english zionist movement he was pretty well known in the world zionist federation but he was by no means the most visible zionist when world war one began in great britain. vitamin later wrote in his memoirs about having been introduced to a british government minister herbert samuel. samuel was jewish but vitamin was apparently concerned that he might be anti finest. however herbert samual turned out to be extremely receptive to vitamin and went on to write an official memo in 1950 setting out in a number of

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a psych prison filled with killers.act, the chief psychiatrist, couldn't protect him, nor could his outside lifeline, a female fbi agent who visited as his girlfriend to monitor his progress. >> i did have a hot line to her, too, if i got caught in a dangerous situation, i could get a hold of her. the deal was, they would have me out in 24 hours. >> they had your back. >> they had my back. >> least that's what you thought. >> that's what i thought. >> when keene's mission began, it was all about him, his shot at freedom. he had few feelings, if any, about tricia reitler or her family. all he wanted was to get in and out with tricia's location and as fast as possible. day one, breakfast in the mess hall. jimmy zeroed in on larry hall. >> i was waiting with my tray, look over, there he is, 20, 25 feet from me, sitting there all by himself. it felt like a magnet was compelling me to come to him. finally i bumped shoulders with him on purpose. >> jimmy explained he was a brand new inmate needing directions to the library. h

strict rules and hierarchies observed for centuries in must psych munity star slowly being questioned and loosened. other group is planning a patrol in the area surrounding the 4 ranger camps on the messiah community land in all there are 70 rangers here. and we hear they like the idea of this event as dad was the only one to protect. them once and also their community that we went to see ben wedeman who bought and. we can listen to a community several 1000 elephants live here too they move back and forth between national parks in the west and the east of the country and traverse my side lands along the way there are no fences barring their path purity car and the rest of her team travel long distances on foot. between 20 and 40 kilometers a day the same as the male rangers. among their most important duties is talking to people who live here the messiah or semi-nomadic pastoralist who cover a lot of ground with their flocks and encounter wild animals along the way. sometimes lions kill cattle elephants rampage in villages the rangers need to hear about problems and be informed if poa

. >> reporter: under the gay pride flag in the castro is soul psyche soul cycle.he work out chain is feeling political heat because the chairman of its parent company plans to host a fundraiser for the president. >> he is here in the center of castro. >> that's what is so upsetting. the irony that this business is sit here in harvey milk plaza just makes my blood boil. >> reporter: that anger has led to calls for a boycott. the chairman of the parent company is steven ross. he is a wealthy real estate developer and the owner of the miami dolphins. he said he has known mr. trump for 40 years and that he has never been bashful about expressing disagreement on issues with the president. ross describes himself as an out spoken champion of racial equality, diversity, public education and environmental sustaining. >> it doesn't negate us coming out to protest when that same owner is helping to reelect donald trump. >> this is a time and a moment in 2019 where i need to really, really sort of consider how i'm spending my money and the company i'm spending it with. >> rep

she works in a large area of my psych community land the local group branch it almost surrounds the i say the national park at the foot of mount kilimanjaro. but purity like carra is one of 8 young women who have recently completed their training as rangers. head ranger is part trick. together they plan their daily missions their work can be very dangerous so any we walk in a very very fast as it is there will be so close. sometimes when you go to get through the bushes a little bit of this next hour that. comes with the training precautions and how would you react how would you be aware of your development as you go out in one. team lioness as the 8 are known is one of the 1st all female ranger units in kenya and the very 1st made up of masai women are traditionally women are considered weak and do not pursue an occupation outside of the family. strict rules and hierarchy is observed for centuries and must psych munity sers slowly being questioned and loosened. the other group is planning a patrol in the area surrounding the 4 ranger camps on the must i community land in all their 70

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ultimately, it may be on donald trump's psyche. he is going to trounce any republican who challenges him. there's reporting that suggests his team is obsessed with staving off primary challenges. here to discuss is linda chavez here to discuss is linda chavez and ben howe, who is an author about evangelicals and trump. linda, i don't know. i'm skeptical. i'm seeing this. it looks like some will get in. is there anything here? >> well, i mean, if you look back at what happened to president george herbert walker bush in 1992, he did get challenged by pat buchanan. i think buchanan's challenge was stronger than any of the people we are talking about against trump did harm him. it set him up for ultimately failure in the general election. i think that's what this is about. none of these guys that we're talking about likely to defeat donald trump unless trump goes even farther off the rails than we have seen him so far. being able to damage him, being able to come at him as walsh might, from the right, could have some impact and might d

their new borders were enshrined in the deal we now know as the psychs pekoe agreements. sikes to his line from acre to could cook so the south of anatolia eastern turkey the syrian coast and the roots were put under direct french control. basra and baghdad were put under direct british control. and damascus were put under french protection and were called area a. the rest of mesopotamia and the south of greater syria were put under british protection and called area b. . but palestine including jerusalem was designated as an international zone in brown. all those like speaker was never implemented it formed the basis of future negotiations and the post autumn in middle east resembled the areas of influence it created so the map has different colors different letters but ultimately what really matters is the line in the sand that runs from the coast to the persian from there. it is yes. the national. faith 6 people. while they're not quite hashmi and. don't really need to know the arab men. called for most wealthy. mining these. don't. sharia law to be from the who let it

. >> they had to deal wh psychs and sounds things they w. accustomed to and they had to deal with the fact that a lot of men didn't want them there. early in the war they confederacy was really disorganize erred compared to union. the confederatey did not create an medical system until 1862 and there was a medical gap and that created this opportunity for incredibly well-organized, really ambitious women to step the and create and found and establish their own hospitals. so early in the war these women actually were running hospitals, and these were volunteer efforts and that was because to the confederacy had not organized a medical system. after system of 1862, when the confederacy creates a medical system, because these early female run hospitals had posted such low mortality rates than general hospitals, there was a commission of legislators that went out and studied this and these female run hospitals hat mortality rate odd 5% and general hospitals hat mortality rate of 10% and they real a'sed women were doing something positive for med

>> no, i don't need any psych problems. >> i'm just making sure. >> no, i don't need any psych problemsi'm not tripping, i'm not crazy, i'm not mad. i'm not illiterate. >> you seem mad. >> these papers -- >> i don't take it personal. if i did, i'm probably working in the wrong spot. prison wouldn't be the place for me. >> you've got that request to revoke? >> yeah, that's fine. >> so although i don't appreciate it, i don't respond in an unprofessional manner. most of the time, i'll turn around and walk away. >> all right, we'll get it heard. >>> coming up, another icc meeting and another unhappy inmate. >> they put crazy people in your cell, and crazy things happen. >>> and later -- bryan struggles with life on the sny, where he is forced to live among sex offenders. >> man, i don't want to know. because i still think it's a horrible crime. once you plant the seed, it just grows and grows and grows and grows. more of him now. -i'm not calling him "dad." -oh, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it. some new guy comes in helping your mom bundle and save with progressive, but hey, we're all in this

after its the region parent struggled to find a buyer apart from building the titanic which famously psych in $1000.00 it's applied almost 150 warships during world war 2 it was considered a giant of northern ireland's industry our london will 30000 strong workforce in the early 20th century windell to the present day 130 employees thank you for watching. it was a season of high pitch correction as it winds down the next exciting event is right around the corner. german bundesliga is heating up and as always we're there to keep you updated with the latest on. this leader soccer starting august. 16 years on the job. how about taking a few friends who could even take a chance on love. don't expect happy endings. the church looks. not all think. well i guess sometimes i am but i said nothing which is that. i think the consumer jemma culture of looking at stereotypes aquatics if you think you see for the country that i not. needed to take this drama day out to me it's all about. nothing i might show joins me from the gentleman from the w. . post. this luxury u.s. residents near the indian capi

have been going on for about 9 weeks now do you think in your view they have done something to the psyche of the people of hong kong has this been a tipping point have things changed in hong kong. i think hong kong cannot afford to have come demonstrations like they have a more important company stays in thailand which have accused. states in hong kong have a great deal working with china so it's very crucial and enough for those young people they have nothing to do you know they are there and the generation realise freedom guarantee their life for equality under this is what they want so this in the way they come back off we leave it there for the time being i really thank you so much for coming into the studio and speaking to us. that are not of the honest on where right now many kids on to school or playing but work joined libertines a widespread problem it's believed that one in 4 of grandchildren between the age of 6 and 14 are working to support their families and the jobs can be hard and dangerous with little regard for work conditions or safety. first in legally the sun rises over

after its the region parents struggled to find a buyer apart from building the titanic which famously psych in $1000.00. 150 warships during world war 2 was considered a giant of northern ireland's industry our london will 30000 strong workforce in the early 20th century window to the present things 130 employees thank you for watching. china is hunting down the. detention brainwashing torture huge prison like compound. reach an official called them. but they're more like indoctrination presence. china to people under threat. close up 60 minutes on. up everyone who was books has to go insane. to d.w. literature list. to mosque reid's. plan b. our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers everyone of them as a plan for your children. learning is kiss on the children who have always been there . and those that will follow are part of a new kind of. they could be the future of collaboration and. granting opportunity to use global news that matters d. w. made for mines. the quiet military resumes rundle lighten the mood. ready and it zoom. risen and when it saw. the mind an

stand up comedian there we go stand up comedian who is exposed to the hard knocks of life and his psyche just sort of cracks and then he turns to chaos and the dark side as well now this is a role that's been played in recent years by a lot of big actors including jared leto heath ledger won an oscar for his portrayal of joker so it's going to be exciting to see what joaquin phoenix also a great actor brings to this kid i think he's a great actor too but it's not all about hollywood walk should be looking at the festival now what movie i'm excited to see that we actually just got a little look at there is called the truth this is by japanese director hugo cause a core data but it takes place in france and he does something that no french director has managed to do he's brought together 2 of the big icons of french cinema catskin the nov and juliette binoche for the very 1st time in a film can you believe it took a japanese director to do that and a little bit about the movie. plays a big actress must come easy to her and she's just. written her memoirs and you know for sure place her dau

if he were in a psych ward, no we don't have maximum security, if he were in a psych ward, the protocols every 15 minutes, every single patient needs to be seen and examined. if it's a suicide watch, it's constant. so it's clearly very, very unusual that he would be taken off of suicide watch, put in a room where he's unobserved, and no cameras are pointed at him. before you know prisons well, and you know that sex offenders get treated the worst in prison. >> mark: and i also pointed out to you about the suicides, i should add that the number of suicides is highest among sex offenders and also homicides. highest among sex offenders. they get targeted, they get beaten up, they get murdered, and they take their own lives. how can it be that you have a high valued prisoner like this, one of the most high profiled prisoners the planet, and he doesn't get the surveillance that an ordinary patient would get? how does that happen? >> dr marc: i can't imagine that because he could have been transferred to a psychiatric hospital. i think that's why the attorney general is saying there are irreg

i recommend it to anyone who wants more about the german psyche and i was going to thank you so much. the jewish franz kafka was one of the major figures of 20th century literature and although he was born in prague in the czech republic he wrote in german now after the legal battle the national library in jerusalem has just unveiled a previously unseen trove of your 1st handwritten manuscript a drawings. 95 years after franz kafka his death it's believed these papers will finally give scholars greater insight into the man behind masterpieces such as the metamorphosis . busy paul the writings by cover that we have now in our custody will be digitized and bill be opened for the public good by. the story spans a century and 2 continents or was a little known author when he died aged 40 in his hometown of prague before he died he gave his papers and unpublished manuscripts to his friend max bode whom he instructed to burn them. against kafka's wishes published manuscripts which went on to become works of world literature including the trial america and the castle when the nazis invaded p

i just think that there is something that is seeping into the psyche that is the psyche of the city that it's going to carry us forward and curious far. please say up prayer for us and close us out. >> just grab hands of those of you who are in and around you. and let us pray. create in us a clean and pure heart of god. and renew a right spirit in us within each one of us. unlike your piece that surpasses all understanding transform us that we can be your agents for a better place. let there be peace in south carolina let there be peace in charleston let there be peace at the intersection of wentworth and let us begin with each one of us. amen. [inaudible conversations] the new c-span online store. see what's new for book tv and all c-span products. join us again next saturday at 8:00 a.m. eastern for the best of nonfiction books. .. .. and how you can of policies to support that. >> host: can you give an example of that innovation you are in favor? >> guest: ten years ago we were not talking artificial intelligence and all the benefits brought about with automation. we were thinking abo

our new cycle, when so much info we get following these events becomes ingrained into our public psyche and we find out a week later it was not accurate. to have we are going much conversation today about gun control. that always seems to loom something like this happens. as you have seen already, there is the idea that in some way, political rhetoric and our national political conversation about various policies in our country is in some way mad men andof these horrible, people ask. i think it is a disservice to the american people and people who all positions one way or another on the issues. there are hundreds of millions of people in america. we all have different political ideas. we feel passionately about them. we are not picking up arms and slaughtering innocent people in the name of those politics. to suggest that political positions and political ideas should not be discussed because somebody might be inspired to do something violent is a horrific idea. i'm going to try to have that conversation. when people want to bring politics into it, i will maintain the importance of our

the signs of the psychs pico agreements being superseded began to emerge at the start of the peace negotiations in paris in january 1900. the victorious allies were about to impose harsh conditions on the bankwest and the british and french to decide which of the conflicting promises they had made during the war would be implemented and. they don't did this my model views and they niggas yes you know complex i think there would be about there are all of this and i bet your best on the that a comedian has roofs or there. they are fed there some days they have sound is we have rain does not solve them. rick. sanford. said been in these were being a fancying. been no but and has a mole and her own money and cannon and. that head of. then was it out it a one year. for. one . in april 1920 the 4 main allies britain france italy and japan met at the san remo conference they created 3 entities mesopotamia syria and palestine. the french forced faith out of damascus and to complete control of syria britain took mesopotamia and palestine including jerusalem which had been under international administrat

after its the region parent struggled to find a buyer apart from building the titanic which famously psych in $1000.00. 150 warships during world war 2 was considered a giant of northern ireland's industry our london will 30000 strong workforce in the early 20th century windell to the present days 130 employees thank you for watching. the world is doing forcing. more sports asteroids a lot of problems. the global 3000 talks with team of british researchers who take an optimist. view. the world is not always a good plan but it's much much better than it was. is the world really getting better. a global $3000.00 special reports. starts august 19th sundays of. where the real power resides. i come from there are lots of people in fact more than a 1000000000 if you but the largest democracy maybe that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and aspirations and they can sense. the truth and the vision the book is right here in the name popped in the form of the funny one i remember thinking at the time because the blood in bold can fill with anything can happen if people come together and u

there is what i see sicko coming patient a lot like tonight who has said you can like psych us out for lisa stebic leave us a police safe to use uses time to leave so there are 2 like several protests upcoming in the coming 2 days so having this will be a dual message you have mentioned in the foreseeable future and it's a developing situation on the ground this evening phebe kong with the very latest on what is happening there in hong kong thank you meantime hong kong's international airport has now reopened following 2 days of mass protests china's hong kong affairs office has condemned yesterday's violence calling it terrorists like a ramp up in rhetoric during the territories long summer of unrest. from kiryas to cal hong kong international starting to resemble an airport once again this morning passengers on the move departure boards no longer a sea of red cancellations the signs of the crippling protest still visible on disk run to travelers to. stop the protests but at the end of the day we're going to stop the blind protesters because we're the ones caught in the middle of the

we are so psyched to get rid of these federal employees. they've been so psyched to do it to the point where they have just been adding insult to injury. not only shutting down the scientific core of the agricultural department, oh, and by the way, we told you we'd pay you $25,000 buyouts to leave? actually we're making that $10,000 now. you still want it? because we could just fire you if you'd rather. funny thing is happening with that, though. the trump administration is starting to realize all those workers they got to quit their jobs, all those workers they streamlined out of the federal government, it's possible maybe they needed them. not that they could have seen it coming. "the washington post" reported that many departures are unable to produce reports required by law, required by statute. for example, this fall the research service is slated to update estimates for the input costs needed to grow wheat in the united states. congress uses these estimates to determine how to help farmers become more competitive with their counterpar

our new cycle, when so much info we get following these events becomes ingrained into our public psyche and we find out a week later it was not accurate. to have we are going much conversation today about gun control. that always seems to loom something like this happens. as you have seen already, there is the idea that in some way, political rhetoric and our national political conversation about various policies in our country is in some way mad men andof these horrible, people ask. i think it is a disservice to the american people and people who all positions one way or another on the issues. there are hundreds of millions of people in america. we all have different political ideas. we feel passionately about them. we are not picking up arms and slaughtering innocent people in the name of those politics. to suggest that political positions and political ideas should not be discussed because somebody might be inspired to do something violent is a horrific idea. i'm going to try to have that conversation. when people want to bring politics into it, i will maintain the importance of our