and it reminded me, i mean, isay this — it reminded me a little bit of casablanca.of archetypal romance thing, and i thought it was really beautiful and i loved it. and i love the fact that it was inspired by the story of his parents — although it is not the story of his parents, theyjust inspired the characters. again, you really should see it in the cinema if you have a chance. best dvd, mary shelley. yes. i picked this because it kind of got overlooked in the cinema. it is the story of mary shelley writing frankenstein. you know, some critics were kind of quite harsh on it, saying that it was taking liberties with the facts. i felt it didn't really, i thought it did a really good job. i mean, it's not perfect but what it is is interesting, it's kind of trying to reclaim the story, it's trying to tell it in a slightly different way. again, i went into it worrying that i wouldn't get on with it and i did, and it didn't do terrifically well in the cinemas but now, you can catch up on things that you missed out in cinemas with dvds, and it is definitely worth giving

. >> i never thought human beings would remind me of sea monkeys. this time i have a video taken from a drone in russia. all these little swimmers on the beach just reminded me of those little brine shrimp in the tank. >> this reminds me of the ship that some filmmakers use. >> in this case it was just a drone way up in the air and it gives us this very unusual perspective. >> the drone is so stable. to be able to get a time lapse like that and have no shake in the image as well is pretty fascinating. >> i agree and it's just one of those videos that you could watch over and over and let it soak in. >> all i think i'm looking at right nowis an aquarium, you've got the different colors in the water, this is messing with my head right now. >> this is where your mom comes in and says clean out the tank. >>> one of these card players loses a wallet. >> and you're think who's the culprit because that wallet disappears. >> why the sneaky thief is playing a different kind of game. >> i like that. it's like i'll take that. >>> and it's the web series with t

and it reminded me, i mean, i say this... it reminded me little bit of casablanca.asablanca but it has that archetypal romance things like that it was really beautiful and i loved before. and i love the fact that it inspired by the story of his parents though it is not the story of his parents may they just inspired the characters. if you really should see it is of you have a chance. best dvd. mary shelley. yes. i picked this because got overlooked in the cinema. it is the story of writing frankenstein. you know, some critics were kind of quite harsh on it saying that it was taking liberties with the backs. —— with the facts. i mean, it is not perfect but what it is as interesting. it is kind of trying to reclaim the story. it is trying to tell in a different way. again, i went into it worrying that would not get on with it you can catch up on on things that you missed out in cinemas with dvds and it is definitely worth giving it a go because i thought it was much better than people give it credit for. thank you very much, as always. thank you. a quick reminder that

and it reminded me, i mean, isay this — it reminded me a little bit of casablanca.t has that kind of archetypal romance thing, and i thought it was really beautiful and i loved it. and i love the fact that it was inspired by the story of his parents — although it is not the story of his parents, theyjust inspired the characters. again, you really should see it in the cinema if you have a chance. best dvd, mary shelley. yes. i picked this because it kind of got overlooked in the cinema. it is the story of mary shelley writing frankenstein. you know, some critics were kind of quite harsh on it, saying that it was taking liberties with the facts. i felt it didn't really, i thought it did a really good job. i mean, it's not perfect but what it is is interesting, it's kind of trying to reclaim the story, it's trying to tell it in a slightly different way. again, i went into it worrying that i wouldn't get on with it and i did, and it didn't do terrifically well in the cinemas but now, you can catch up on things that you missed out in cinemas with dvds, and it is definite

this is what it reminded me of.ir week without trying to roll out their vision. we believe they are going to put up an alternative and oi'i going to put up an alternative and on the eve of the tory conference, we'll see. let's move on to the front page of the daily telegraph. according to the daily telegraph, farmers first in line for grants. these are farmers who are going to protect the countryside. the environment secretary is talked about this before. keeping distance from the different tribes and groups. it's about what division could be. what are going to do, where are we going to be? this is this and of how we replace the common agricultural policy. left right and centre. we are not going to base it on land. it's going to be that what you produce. there is a story elsewhere about how you use similar money. taking back to pay elderly farmers. it's been around before. at least it's a sign of planning. unfortunately, this system won't come into place until two —— until 2027 and there are reports about the sheer

not been easy for me but i know that you are always there keeping me strong and watching over me reminding me that i'm not alone. one good thing that happened this year and i know that with you that made that possible and i thank you for that. i'm not perfect and i promise i will make you proud, i love you so much, daddy. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my aunt who was a truly amazing woman and even though i never got to meet or i will always hold the members in my heart that i i was the news she was always going to meet. these keep watching over me, my sister, uncle frank and the rest of the family. we love and we miss you. >> and my cousin, ferdinand, superintendent of the port authority police who ran in to save others making the ultimate sacrifice. i love hearing about you from those who worked by your side and from families who miss you dearly. you touched all of our lives with laughter and love. you were larger-than-life and we will always remember your stren

advertising they could have unfortunately the products were junk try to quit and failed all it did was remind me of a tobacco cigarette. >> you were the early adopters. >> i was technology was under attack meanwhile the product is calling 400,000 people each year. and then trying to ban the alternative. >> now what is your routine quick. >> mostly when i'm traveling it is a tank system they are sold at walgreens and the independent company and it does have some pineapple to it. and that is something that doesn't get told enough. and that is the nontobacco flavors that they say that is why they could quit once i had mango and watermelon the tobacco cigarette no longer tasted good. >> but then that adds to the appeal for the middle school. >> no doubt. flavors are the reason. >> but that is not the only reason when the federal government asks you why have you teetwelve? the number one reason because it is less harmful than smoking and to others around me so the silver bullet ignoring that hurt that this would do if they got rid of all flavors tomorrow many will continue to use the products regardl

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i just talked to some minnesotans who remind me they are struggling, especially with the retaliatory tariffs. they need a farm bill. host: 20 think the resolve will be? guest: there could be good resolve on the democratic and republican side because farm issues have been traditionally bipartisan. we don't have many days to get this done before september when the farm bill expires. the good thing is that the funding will continue through the end of the year. we do have time, but it will peak rate to get this done -- it would be great to get this done in the next couple of months. host: a question about the farm bill is when it comes to assistance programs like snap. have they been resolved? guest: they are hashing out those issues, too. everyone should understand we have rules requiring work for people who benefit from nutrition programs like snap. we are arguing. the question is if we need a new layer of rules on top of what we have, which most experts agree would add bureaucracy, cost, and not really accomplish anything. what is the difference with the new set of rules being propose

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. >> jennifer reminds me i've asked her before about it. >> well, somebody leaked it, if it wasn't you. >> i'm telling you, it was not -- i did not. i mean, i was asked to keep it confidential. and i'm criticized for that, too. >> mr. chairman? could i ask the chairman a question? which is, does the committee have a process, if there is an allegation against any nominee, to assess that allegation in a confidential forum, rather than in the public, since dr. ford requested that it be kept confidential, there is a process for the committee for considering confidential allegations? >> the answer is yes and senator till l tillis pointed out the document, all of the things we pointed out. >> what would you have done if the ranking member raised this allegation with you? how would you have -- >> it would have done like we , or, let's say fbi report that comes from the white house with a nominee and then subsequent to that, because maybe the fbi got done with it three months ago, we go through the fbi or information comes to us, then we have our investigators, in a bipartisan way, both republ

>> i think sometimes his desire to jump into the middle of the fight or create a fight, that reminds me of somebody, but sometimes that can be detrimental to what he is trying to achieve. id that's what i said, and stand by that comment. >> i will direct everyone else -- thank you. >> thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] a day later, jon kyl went to the u.s. capitol to be sworn in as senator

he gets asked a question and it reminds me of john mccain in new hampshire.ked a question. no matter whether it's about nailing in the nfl, immigration, whether it's something that ted cruz is going to chop into some political ad or not, he answers the question. >> no one ever looks at ted cruz and says, wow, that guy is comfortable in his own skin. no one looks at ted cruz and says he's going to -- we're going to have an actual discussion. there's always machinery going on in his head. when you see beto. texas is a high hill for the democrats to climb. no matter what. he's a very high quality candidate who is doing -- he's hustling like crazy. he's not hanging out in d.c. green rooms. he's out beating -- >> we welcome him in our green room. we have a lovely green room. >> you do. but he's out hustling. he'll show up at a four-person barbecue and make sure he makes four new friends. you don't feel that way with ted cruz. he doesn't come across as a guy you want to have a proverbial beer with. >> i want to ask you about what's -- what can be extrapolated from

on peter himself, that interview we heard a bit of, reminds me of a lot of the bullying that has been made stupid abstainers. he did nothing anti—semitic, it was a selective recording that was transmitted to many people. i have heard the whole recording and he was talking about some members of thejewish community supporting trump. i think he was talking about the ex—president of the board of deputies who did get into trouble for making an approach from comment. he said of anti—semitism in the party? from comment. he said of anti-semitism in the party? he said, had people here witnessed anti—semitism? this is asked of me a lot and i am challenged because i said in my 50 years in the labour party i have never heard it at a labour party meeting. i have heard of it, i no evidence of it and some of it, i no evidence of it and some of it, i no evidence of it and some of it is not attributable to a labour party member, but i have not experienced it. ithink labour party member, but i have not experienced it. i think that is what he said to other people in a clumsy, bull ina he said to other p

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[inaudible] >> sometimes his desire to create a fight or jump in the middle of a fight -- that reminds me of someone. sometimes i can be detrimental to what he achieves but that's why i stand by that comment. >> [inaudible] c-span washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning on day two of brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing the alliance for justices and ethics and public policy center's ed whelan will join us to talk about judge kavanaugh's judicial policy. be sure to watch washington journal five at 7:00 a.m. eastern on wednesday morning. join the discussion. the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals to her visiting all 50 state capitals. the summer the bus left the mainland and traveled by ferry to juneau, alaska and honolulu, hawaii. join us as we feature our 40th bus stop in des moines, iowa. life monday on washington journal with our guest i was senate president charles schneider. >> national intelligence director dan coats discussed threats to the us today including concerns about countries to w

she reminded me of the movie heroine billion dollar baby.have a feeling of what happened saturday, it was the feeling i had in east germany before the wall came down. it was a religious service but something more of an underground movement. this darkness we are going through right now is going to pass. that american will return again to the values of truth and courage and individual spirit that the lying and the gutlessness and the bullying will have seen their day. and that is "hardball." thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" will start right now. >>> tonight on "all in." i'm talking about woodward, you never told me. >> bob woodward's bombshell. democrats stage a rebellion. >> what is the rush? >> tonight, senator's cory booker and kama

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. >> just walking in the house, you know, everything reminds me of her. >> with what you know now, how that company? >> i am upset. i am upset at them and why they are still in business and operating. >> reporter: back in july the investigative unit first uncovered that irvine auto towing that also goes by another name was operating without a permit the day she was killed, which is illegal according to the chp. two months earlier state regulators already suspended irvine's permit after finding a string of safety problems, including hiring unlicensed drivers, and towing cars without safety restraints and failing to have insurance. the family has now filed a lawsuit against the towing company and state farm insurance, accusing state farm of negligence for hiring irvine to tow for its customers. >> do you think state farm put public safety at risk by hiring the company? >> no doubt. there's plenty of tow companies that can do the job safe pea. insurance companies like state farm has access to all kinds of sophisticated data basis, and they can tell you in a minute whether an individual dr

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jennifer reminds me, i have asked her before about it. and that is true. >> somebody leaked it if it was not you. >> i am telling you, i did not. i was asked to keep it confidential. and i am criticized for that. >> mr. chairman. could i asked the chairman a question? does the committee have a process if there is an allegation against any nominee to assess that allegation in a confidential forum rather than in the public since dr. ford requested to be kept confidential. is there a process for considering confidentiality? >> the answer is yes. senator tillis pointed out the document i put out to show all the things we have done along the lines of your questions. >> what would you have done if on july 30 the ranking member had raised this allegation with you? >> we would've done like we have done with every background -- f.b.i. report the comes from the white house with a nominee. and then subsequent to that, because maybe the fbi got done with that three months ago, we go through the fbi or information comes to us, then we have our investi

this today is reminded me to get him on business alive because we wa nt to get him on business alivehear more about that. leeson, are you preparing for christmas? -- listen. absolutely not. in the philippines, they already had a christmas fair. not. in the philippines, they already had a christmas fainm not. in the philippines, they already had a christmas fair. it is just full of horrible that. they look quite cute, those little centres. they will not be making it into your front room than? absolutely not. a quick question about in game purchases. a new system that will alert gamers and kids when they are about to spend money. much needed warning sign? not before time. so many parents have been stung by what children have been stung by what children have been doing without them knowing it. me to. thank you for your company. i will see very soon.. hello. that wasn't bad for the first weekend of september. summer warmth continuing for many of us, especially where you had the sunshine, temperatures into the mid—20s in the warmest places. but it is turning cooler this week as this weath

this reminds me of a story we had in the uk when it comes to breast cancer, and not so long ago.ue. it is ireland, where, of course, they've had votes on abortion. again, gender rights, women's rights. this also cuts across the issue of is it because it is ireland it is even worse than the first world country, pa rt worse than the first world country, part of the eu, this shouldn't be happening in 2018. but you're right, they have put the blame in terms of... well, is it also because it is men and there might be a male attitude to... well, let alone whether it is to do with notjust gender, but it could be faith based. they haven't drawn that outside much. stronger religious country when it comes to healthcare for women. let's hope whatever the reasons, this coming to the fore in the same way that it did with breast cancer screening here means it won't happen again. the good news is the prime minister... it is bizarre people are dying too soon because of this. the good news is the prime minister is quoted, and looks like there will be movement from the top. well, there would have

my mrs will remind me about it in the morning. this is duncan selby. a man i have high regard for.k every day. we should have a couple of days off each week. it's no good lecturing people. if you do that, they will just ignore lecturing people. if you do that, they willjust ignore you and get rattled. he is absolutely right. he has said it had tipped, not a target. if you are a telegraph reader, you are told you only need to have one day off. if you are a times reader, its two! are not going to lie, it's a nice guy. i get fed up to lie, it's a nice guy. i get fed up by to lie, it's a nice guy. i get fed up by the conflicting advice. that is why we do not lead healthy lifestyles, they all contradict each other.

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. >> that reminds me, lecarre himself once wrote that life like a spy is real work done alone and like a spy, writers need secrecy. isn't there a sort of similarity between what we all do and the world of spies? >> i think you can convince yourself of that. then i started working with david, i started to imagine myself as an agent and think of assignations and checking out the window if that vehicle was there five minutes ago, that sort of thing. it is very seductive. david himself, david cornwell, the real name for john lecarre, he plays a kind of teasing game as readers will know. he wrote an autobiographical novel called "a perfect spy" depicting someone whose early life is identical to david's own early life and his father is a portrait of his own father, and when his first wife, his divorced first wife read the manuscript, she said i always wondered whether david was a double agent. i found myself wondering that, too. i don't think he was, actually, but he plays that tease with his readers and carries on doing so. >> so david ignatius, your ten spy novels of course draw upon your

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it reminds me of t wt to keep people out from a country we go to for vacations. >> there is no place in the world that has a more integrated effective plan to reduce carbon emissions. >>> we are just getting word that the electrical volt fire has been extingished. the department spokesman tweeted these pictures. these indicate where that fire burned under ground. they say the shelter in place, that block was closed but is now reopened. with all that's going on getting into the financial district areas of the city is next to impossible this morningment even muni commuters are seeing delays. we are here to help us navigate the mess. are look the protest tis around the climate summit. avoid all of those surface streets. that's where we are seeing the worst gridlock. a lot of folks saying it is taken them about an hour to go a mile. not a lot of fun traveling in the san francisco area. quickly want to flip overto my traffic maps and show you all of the red as a result of the conference and as she mentioned, we have the vault fire as well. not a lot of fun right now. >> no. i drove throug

and while the journey is absolutely much more dangerous now than it was back then, it still reminds me of the courage and the ultimate sacrifice that each parent and all of those women -- women and parents crossing the border each year, of the sacrifice that they're willing to do and to give just so they can -- their children can have a better life. and for me that's why i'm always grateful for my mother. i'm grateful for her courage. i'm grateful she sacrificed everything. and most important, to remind the nation that this is the love of a parents. this is not about national, international politics. this is simply the love of a parent who is willing to do everything so her child could have a better opportunity. and for my mom, i can imagine that she was going through all that crossing the border where she could have been killed. t in her heart, she was doing that, that one day one of her sons could be an attorney. >> you say it is now much, much more dangerous for these parents and for their kids. we've seen it, but tell us from your standpoint as an immigrant and now as an immigratio

and the mission district in many ways reminds me of north beach in the '80s.n in my neighborhood feel connected to it much the same i i felt last then. loving adults do their best to steer kids in the right direction. to wrap their arms around the entire family and help them grow. and school for me is still a welcome and inspiring place. at my school, the staff is guided by feelings of great love and a commitment to building our students into strong bilingual, multicultural agents of change. my job is to ensure that students rise to high expectations and bloom to healthy, competent, confident leaders. our job is to empower them for the betterment of all. and the san francisco mission, it reflects our city's values and i'm proud to work every day to help to carry it out. thank you very much for this high honor. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. [laughter] okay. thank you. [applause] >> president cohen: congratulations, claudia. friends, looks like we're off to a really good start. are you having a good time so far? all right. i want to -- i will be the next p

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i do not recall each person i spoke to about brett's assault, and some friends have reminded me of these conversations since the publication of "the story onn post" september 16, 2018. but until july 2018, i had never named mr. kavanaugh as my attacker outside of therapy. this changed in early july 2018. i saw press reports stating that brett kavanaugh was on the very list of a list of well-qualified list of potential supreme court nominees. i thought it was my civic duty to relay the information i had about mr. kavanaugh's conduct so that those considering his potential nomination would know about the assault. , i had a sense of urgency to relay the information to the senate and the president as soon as possible, before a nominee was selected. i did not know specifically how to do this. i called my congressional representative and let her receptionist know that someone on the president's short list had attacked me. i also sent a message to "the washington post's" confidential tip line. i did not use my name, but i provided the names of brett kavanaugh and mark judge. i stated that mr. k

reminds me of senate democrats. they are saying they need time for a declassification review.is to review? you are releasing unredacted documents. there they are. shouldn't take that long. they are saying you don't want to burn the sources. as far as we know, the only source for this application was christopher steele. >> marie: that's not true. >> jesse: he was the main guy behind the dossier in the dossier was 90% of the application. the only other part of the application was a few articles. >> marie: that's not true. >> jesse: okay, so if it's not true, that will see the declassify documents and will find out what the true story is. and that's good, and i'm glad. i am also hearing nellie ohr, who was working for fusion gps, married to bruce, she's not even going to comply with an invitation to talk to house investigators. i wonder what she's hiding. a lot of people are covering their tracks and it's all going to come out. very transparent, i applaud the president. >> marie: some people are concerned this is being released before the mueller investigation is over and it migh

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