rice: exactly. soledad: what do you think the role of social media is in housing discrimination? we know, for example, that facebook -- they have been accused of enabling housing discrimination because you can determine who you want to live in your house with, and you can make sure people actually see that listing. ms. rice: with entities like facebook, they have created a modern-day high tech system of restricted covenants. soledad: because they have the advertising tools that can limit who can see some of these houses posted for sale. ms. rice: exactly. not only does the to a limit who can see, but if you are a housing provider and you had no intention of discriminating, no intention of limiting who can see your housing ad, facebook actually asks you, do you want to do this? do you want to limit who can see your housing added? soledad: are hud and the fair housing authority on the same side in this debate when it comes to looking at how social media is playing a role in adin discrimination? ms. ri

there's rice with fatty beef and pork as is usual at a from indiana. so mad i mean we can hardly keep up we don't have enough plates and we've invited too many people. the jungle know is putting on a brave face but his thoughts are with his deceased wife. that's going to sell much as i miss her a lot but what am i supposed to do that's life and men have to be strong the shaman's that i'm not allowed to cry at the grave off the words this is a happy party itself. as helpers wash the plates for more guests giambruno is getting ready for the climax of the family. his wife died suddenly after a successful says harry and section and he really doesn't know how to carry on. and then the entire extended family sets off again with the dead thirteen descendants of grandfathers jump up to east fathers mothers aunts uncles children. car drivers are used to these colorful loud parades during the malagasy winter somehow nobody gets hurt. the tireless musicians play the national anthem and the new burial place is inaugurated. i have. all the dead are now dressed in f

for example, the case of tamir rice, which was not in new york city, but the issues there were clear. this was an officer who i believe was fired from his previous job, and's supervisor wrote all sorts of troubling things about this man's mental, emotional health, yet he was still hired elsewhere, then shot tamir rice. there has to be more accountability in looking at, the police officers being hired and their behavior. we have taken this long to see any action on the eric garner case, so hopefully moving forward we will pay more attention. host: associate professor of sociologist baruch college at new york city-cuny. thanks for being part of our conversation. guest: thank you for having me. host: we are joined by shawn harper, from the west coast, with the university of southern california. we have been going across the country this morning, talking about relations, race relations and maybe more specifically police and community relations. give us a sense of how things are in the southern california region, on race relations? guest: thank you for having me. before i answer that quest

this is #metoo in china, the rice bunny on the internet. it looks cute, but behind it is a network of assertive women. in shanghai, joy lin is an advocate for victims of sexual violence. she has an internet platform where she offers advice and publishes articles. but even the small scale events she organizes are eyed with suspicion by police as potentially susubversive gatherings. joy: for the fililm screening, arouound ten people e came and talked a about ctatain genderr issueses. and i thought when it's small it wouldn't be trouble for the authorities, but s still, i gt called and c chased. reporter: if even small meetings pose a problem, the authorities must be very worried indeed about what's going on at beijing university right now. we're not allowed to film here. in 1998, one of its students, gao yan, committed suicide. her friends and family said she took her life because she had been raped by her professor. he got off with a warning and was allowed to go on teaching. inspired by china's fledgling #metoo movement, a student posted an

with failing to properly register the vessel rice insists he's done nothing wrong the w. met up with him at his home in southern germany klaus peter highish had a comfortable life and of area he has a nice house and runs a successful small business but did not want to be complacent so he became a captain aboard a search and rescue ship in the mediterranean and that is now why he is facing legal proceedings in malta. of course this is an unpleasant situation but i go to court with my head held high i have to say we didn't do anything wrong on the contrary we saved people's lives and i gladly take responsibility for this. at the end of june and his crew aboard the ship lifeline rescued more than two hundred thirty refugees after that their own odyssey began the lifeline was not allowed to dock anywhere and instead had to sail aimlessly for days it ended up in malta where the ship was impounded it was taken in for questioning by police the accusation the vessel's papers were not in order to throw in there i think it's very strange that we're not talking about saving people's

james comey, susan rice, michael hayden, sally yates, and a host of former and current fai and former fbi officials. all of whom have been ensnared in what some believe was a corrugated campaign to target then candidate donald trump. >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir, . >> it does not? >> not wittingly. >> james clapper who some of accused of misleading congressional lawmakers about the nsa's warrantless surveillance program is among those whose clearance is under review. >> it is unprecedented. i don't know of a case where this has ever been done in the past. access to clearances normally would be done completely by a sponsoring agency. >> we have just seen a tweet from mr. brennan not long ago. he is calling the president's

brad buss, robin denhomo, and linda johnson rice there is no formal proposal yet. this is the committee, though, that will analyze when elan musk does come forward with a proposal in terms of the details that are being offered up, and potentially if the board decides is it going to explore this on its own separate from elan musk that's what the committee would be in charge of. speaking of mr. musk, he announced late yesterday that he is retained silver lake and

fared the worse. >> certain plants like rice naturally uptake these heavy elements more so than otheraturally in soil and water. don't think buying organic will help. products labeled organic were also just as likely to cane the heavy metals as conventional ones, what can you do to minimize exposure? and protect your child and yourself from dangerous heavy metals? >> just because you've been feeding your children these types of foods doesn't mean that they will necessarily have a specific adverse response to eating them. if you've been feeding these foods to your children, reduce the amounts that they are consuming per day, or per week. if you're really concerned about it, we certainly encourage you to talk to your doctor. >> now, to reduce the amounts of heavy metals, your children are exposed to, experts recommend limiting rice cereal, and packaged snacks, things that seem safe enough. >> stuff we all fed our kids. >> exactly. >> michael, thank you. >> sure. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >>> after morning fog it brightened up around the entire bay a

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rice? >> mr.ars of marriage including two public separations, have i been totally and faithful to my wife? i regret to say the answer is no. >> his motivation was to put this whole thing behind him. >> but i also am never going to answer any specific questions about any individual. >> what he was looking for was a clean slate to go out and run for president again. >> there has been a drawed make development in the 1988 presidential campaign. gary hart is getting back in. >> three months after admitting his infidelity, gary hart with wife lee at his side, surprised the nation by throwing his hat back in the ring. >> getting back in this race is about the toughest thing that i have ever done. we trust the fairness of the american people. and we are prepared to let you decide. >> that march he failed to win a single delegate on super tuesday. >> gary hart went from being, you know, an icon of democratic politics to being a joke. >> three days later on march 11th, 1988, with his presidential dreams da

rice at weddings, we throw him exceeds because we don't want the birds to choke and rice has been arounds for weddings. >> tucker: i didn't know that. it's illegal to throw rice at weddings? >> in some towns. no, in some places in texas, yeah. rice at weddings is illegal. that's been around since roman times. balloons have been around only since the 1800s, so we can get rid of balloons. no one is going to miss them. >> tucker: have progressive scientist studied the carbon emissions by human laughter. i wonder if we discover that laughing was warming the earth, would we ban it? >> i don't think there is a study on that, but there have been studies on the life span of litter and that's why we are banning straws and balloons and probably diapers are going to be released with cloth diapers. bottles, glass bottles actually take a million years to degrade. to biodegrade. glass bottles might be on their way out. >> tucker: let me ask you real quick? i totally get that and i actually hate litter which is the reason why i'm so against illegal immigration -- i mean that with all sincerity. why is

hokkaido‘s climate is perfect for developing the sticky rice needed for mochi.est producer injapan. every year here, local farmers hold a competition to find the best mochi pounders. how do you become a good mochi pounder like you? here we go. mash it. how does hokkaido rate in terms of its mochi? now then, this is where he risks the use of his hands for the rest of his life. one... all right. one! it takes 100 strikes of the mochi to make itjust right. and this is notjust about speed. i am told how you hit it affects its taste. obviously, i'm holding back here out of fear of outshining my hosts... the proof, as they say, is in the pudding, or the tasting, so let's see what the judges say. that was not in the script. i reckoned that was a fix. and after all that exertion, it's time for a well earned rest. i'm heading south, where my trip comes to an end in hokkaido‘s main city of sapporo. it is a fitting place to finish the trip around hokkaido, because here in sapporo, they are hosting a dance festival, that pays homage to the whole island's connection to the s

who are dying for a bowl of rice? our problems are having too much. what average commodity can we say that we are different than animals? we care about other things. i think it is learning on this journey is the constant question i'm asking myself. i think that was a book that i really loved by men searching for many. the holocaust survivor. that man was created the holocaust. in the human beings affected by this. i do not know what's happening north korea now that was committed by another human being. i know there's a possibility we are the ones that can help them. >> yeonmi park is the author, the book is scored "in order to live" thank you for joining us on booktv. >> thank you for having me. thank you so much for giving this platform. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. television for serious readers. here's to nice primetime lineup. at 6:30 pm eastern former press secretary sean spicer attends a target for the publication of his book, the briefing. the learn that at 730 former homeland security secretary michael chertoff weighs in on safeguard

what was your reaction to the rice commission report that came out last week? >> it struck me that there was a lot of asking other people to change their way of asking and a doubling down on ncaa things. nba, they change the way that you collectively bargained and we will enforce our penalties a lot more. >> then, what you think? >> i think they did a good job", conditions for the nonequity. it's a complex question and a lot of issues around it but trying to centralize those into four or five areas where they can have substantive change is positive. >> john, did you feel that you did a good job? did you address everything you wanted to? >> i think we slowly started to turn the ship in the right direction. there's a lot that was not addressed and a lot has to be hashed out even more. you know, i think coming out of it to understanding in the forming the cohesiveness between the ncaa and the nba and the players association with the understanding that what were talking about here is a window from roughly 12 years old and if you have great nba career at 33 years ol

choose from steak or chicken, covered in teriyaki sauce, plus your choice of white or brown rice. what about these bowls jack? hey! you got some pretty nice bowls there. and so does dan! thanks jack! those are some nice bowls. everyone's gonna want to get their hands on jack's bowls. try my bowls! see that right there? you can't say that. what? i was just saying i got great bowls... ooooh. now i hear it. yea. try my teriyaki bowls. only at jack in the box. as crews rush to stop fast moving wildfires. "she was pretty much just laying there as they were forcing her down on to the hood." pl >>> now at 5:00, flames turn deadly in northern california as crews rush to stop fast moving wildfires. >>> plus an arrest sends a bay area teenager to the hospital, then to jail. >>> and president trump is defending himself from

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their biscuits rice medicines and toiletries and then the irony in kerala right now what is needed most is water under thomas al jazeera to move out on top with care. emergency workers initially a trial. secure what's left of the bridge in general which collapsed on tuesday firefighters captured this footage of efforts to stabilize a section of the bridge the death toll is officially at forty one and they believe that there are no others missing meanwhile the company which was responsible for maintenance and construction has pledged more than five hundred million dollars to help rebuild the bridge. and thousands of mourners gathered in general on saturday for a state funeral for people who died when the bridge collapsed more than forty people thought to have been killed when morandi bridge came down david chaytor reports from genoa. the whole country shared the grief of the families of the victims as they join together for a day of mourning in genoa some boycotted the ceremony because they blamed the state for the negligence that led to the tragedy but for those attending the solemn dig

brown rice and white rice. >> let's talk about rice.lories but where the difference comes is brown rice has a lot more fiber, six times more fiber than white rice. yes, and minerals. i love this. >> i've never seen people so excited.>>in by. [ apau >> yeah, and they really are more nutritious in minerals, too. they have more magnesium, more zinc. and it's something to think about. white grains are empty calories, right? you get a lot more nutrition with the whole grain. >> let's talk about bread. all kinds of different varieties. >> here we go. white, we have whole wheat and we have whole grain. so whole wheat and whole grain are in the same family. again, look at this. they're about 80 calories a slice so similar in calories but really the nutrition is so different. in these whole grain versions you'll get like three times the fiber, double the protein. >> again. >> again and so when you get more fiber and protein, the cool thing is you get more full so -- >> it's helping on a diet. >> absolutely. so a lot of people avoid this, but as

choose from steak or chicken, covered in teriyaki sauce, plus your choice of white or brown rice.out these bowls jack? hey! you got some pretty nice bowls there. and so does dan! thanks jack! those are some nice bowls. everyone's gonna want to get their hands on jack's bowls. try my bowls! see that right there? you can't say that. what? i was just saying i got great bowls... ooooh. now i hear it. yea. try my teriyaki bowls. only at jack in the box. >>> emily mortimer stars in the ♪ well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls... and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! (laughter) ♪ >>> that's the cast of the next wonder woman striking a pose that probably looks familiar to you. check it out. they completely nailed the breakfast club poster. including the director as judd nelson. guess who else noticed molly ringwald. in fact, she instagrammed, q

choose from steak or chicken, covered in teriyaki sauce, plus your choice of white or brown rice.these bowls jack? hey! you got some pretty nice bowls there. and so does dan! thanks jack! those are some nice bowls. everyone's gonna want to get their hands on jack's bowls. try my bowls! see that right there? you can't say that. what? i was just saying i got great bowls... ooooh. now i hear it. yea. try my teriyaki bowls. only at jack in the box. ♪ >>> time to get you up to speed in headlines. j.lo's near date-night run-n. they tried to sneaking out hot spot craig's last night. with beau casper smart inside, the paparazzi had questions. after nearly five years together, j.lo and her former backup dancer broke up in 2016. then she started dating a rod. an eyewitness tells "e.t." the exes didn't not see or speak to each other. >> we're great friends. i love her and the kids. >>> next, these e exes did reunite. chris and anna. pratt and faris took their son jack out for a walk in santa monica yesterday. the pair who announced their split a year ago this month they're both are coupled u

>> yeah, it's a lot of rice. >> that's awesome. >> he has a lot of rice dishes, rice bowls. a lot going on. >> did it taste good? >> i liked everything. eva, you know i eat. >> you look like you liked it all. >> what are you talking about? everything there is so good. >> what's frustrating about her, she eats but you can't tell. i have a lot of resentment. >> i have the metabolism of a 12-year-old. >> thank you, adrienne. all looking forward to that for sure. we'll be right back with "pop news." adrienne will be back and beer in honor of a "game of thrones" character. >> i keep thinking i have the sense of humor of a 12-year-old. >> well, that too. relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without

people will love the car until it starts raining and the car stops working and you have to put it in riceughter ) it will come pre-loaded with bono in the back seat. ( laughter ) in other news, another setback for the pillsbury testosterone boy, alex jones. >> a week after several tech giants removed alex jones from their platforms, twitter is suspending his ability to tweet for a week. >> people need to have their battles rifles ready at their bedside. >> jack dorsey told me why his company is taking action. >> we put him in a time out removing his ability to tweet for a time period. >> trevor: a twitter time out? it doesn't sound so bad. i feel like in 2018 being off twitter feels like a reward. if twitter wants to punish someone they would force them to stay on twitter and read all their mentions. all i said was go giants and tell people told me to kill myself! ( laughter ) oh, and finally, new york governor andrew cuomo is in the middle of a reelection campaign. yesterday, in a speech, he decided to score some points by denouncing president trump and may have gone too far. >> the gove

susan rice lied five times, and you can go count list.omey fired, gates fired, all but strzok have been fired. i don't even know why it's a debate. why do they have it in the first place if they have left government. take their clearances away from them. that makes sense. kennedy: at the top of the show i was talking to shannon bream about a lawsuit brennan might bring. she said at some point it might be defamation. yawn brennan said the president was treasonous. the comments were questionable that were delivered standing next to vladimir putin. to a lot of people they were offensive. but that am not treason. one of the penalties for treason is death. is john brennan calling for the president's demise? >> john brennan is saying crazy things. even james clapper says brennan is saying things he shouldn't say. he could bring any lawsuit he wants. i don't think he'll be successful by any stretch of the imagination. as i said, you go down that list be clapper, rice, comey, mccabe, yates, strzok, ohr. rice is an example. she said the cause of b

i wouldn't be surprised if mister clapper loses his, susan rice, i don't think she maintains it, she might. this is a courtesy extended throughout administrations to people who leave senior posts. part of the argument has been the democrats are making, the trump administration is a danger to national security by taking security clearances and they won't be able to talk to others. that is a ridiculous argument. >> i went to wrap it up. what is a good reason for former officials to have clearance? >> in order to be able to jump into action if needed. that happened to me personally. it is a long process otherwise. and to have current consultations on things they know about. >> you bring in former officials to help. >> also to jump into the commercial sector. clearances are a valuable commodity. if you have them you are more higherable. >> people making money off of that, some properly, some improperly. thank you for coming in. breaking news on alex jones next plus paul manafort's fate in the hands of the jury, nothing to do with russia collusion but might result in manafort going to pri

a flier inside a bag of rice was on the street. >> i'm worried about the direction our country's going in. >> reporter: several other neighbors report finding them near their driveways this weekend. a message to join the kkk. with an out of state p.o. box and hotline. >> i mean, i don't know if it's real. it looks organized. but it's definitely disturbing. >> reporter: suisun city police are investigating calling the values of the group named morally reprehensible and have no evidence of a specific crime tied to the distribution of the fliers and point out the contact info is national. and say they have no information to believe this is a local recruitment effort. they received about seven to nine reports. >> if it's another hoax, then we have a problem. >> reporter: mayor pete sanchez says his city is diverse and hasn't heard of anything like this before here. >> you would think this only happens in certain states in the country, but there's still this old feeling about the fact that people feel they are more superior than anybody else and this is sad. it's sickening. >> reporter: dan

american tribes are concerned about potential leaks or spills and the impact this might have on wild rice harvesting in the areas now the new pipeline route would run very close to the funded lock reserve still a local regulators have approved the project with business and labor groups promising the seven billion dollar project will create jobs and generate tax revenue two and a half billion dollars would be spent in minnesota alone but seeing as the enbridge pipe is presently functioning at a lesser capacity opponents and supporters both agree that it cannot be kept as is fossil fuel pollution is killing our planet it's this. issue this is not a political issue this is a issue that is taking place right now in all of our states and the science shows us. then we're. we're contending with dead massive dead areas on land and under the sea from heat the heat comes from burning fossil fuels we know this it's time to move laterally it's time to support and embrace new technology and allow our children to have a future experts say there has to be a quote at least worst option available for ever

kilo of bread for one thousand lire you have to eat otherwise you starve to death in paradise truly rice and vulgar nothing that. we were living in hunger and poverty we would wake up in the morning not knowing how to manage to get our daily food children suffer now nutrition that ten year old girl looked like a two year old. throughout the war some parts of syria have seen well a riff it famine but it would have been much much worse if it wasn't for the incredibly fertile soil and that's why you hear some branches of the trees actually broken under the weight of peaches advanced agriculture and international aid is helping to put food back on people's flate so now with the fighting contained to small pockets syrians can treat themselves to something nice this ice cream plant even had to go with its own interpretation of the oreo recipe yet all of this is great on paper but doesn't help. delivery trucks have no rules to drive on. this just over forty kilometers between the cities of holmes and hama a trip that should have taken somewhat thirty minutes would stretch up to six hours see wi

chicken and vegetarian meatballs and they are offering a plate of rice.theory i need —— of rice and $2 for the meatballs. so it is a great price point for india and i think it will be popular. we will talk more about that and other main stories in later when we see you later on. the family of the murdered maltese journalist daphne ca ruana galizia are formally requesting that the government properly investigates her death. for 30 years, she had held the rich and powerful in malta to account. but last october, she was killed by a bomb placed in her car. herfamily and human rights groups accuse the government of failing to solve the murder and will lodge their legal case at the maltese high commission in london later. lyse doucet, our chief international correspondent, has been speaking to the journalist's son. for 30 years, she was a thorn in the side of malton‘s rich and powerful. facing dozens of libel suits and almost daily threats. dan, a bomb in her car killed her outside her home. there have been arrests and a criminal investigation. at accusations a

i was at a concert with her and i was in the dressing room and congolese rice —— condaleeza rice, anere talking and she suddenly became quiet and listened and said, i love that melody. she proceeded to sit down at the piano, listen, and played the mozart has she was listening. it was extraordinary. i don't know if people really realise she was a musical genius. sorry, didn't mean to interrupt you. thank you so much for sharing with us at this very difficult time, i know. thank you, i am going to miss. that was mary calla ha n am going to miss. that was mary callahan lynch. much more to come on bbc news, including this. the thrill of a killer whale. a new joyride adrenaline junkies in london. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies then arrange the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are waiting, so... hostages appeared, some carried, some running, trying to escape the n

>> host: and your book "in order to live" you write that you would've done anything for a bowl of rice. anything. what does that mean? >> guest: now i mean this,, so. that's how i know i am being a japanese word, salad netlike rabbit food. i was so offended when it came to america that people say we pay money. i was starving when i was young. i think for me hunger was just never hunger. it meant death, that it was daily life for me, that when you're hungry, not just you are hungry. it is directly related to your life, your entire existence. to this day i have some obsession that a get panic attack. i know i don't have food in the. it scare for me to even go camping. when they eat late at night, i will eat as much as i can, even though it makes me sick because i know when i was young i did not know when it's going to have more food it again. i eat as much as they can for survivor. so that's i think different, i have come relations i have come food is different than most people i think or like my friends. >> host: you also write in your book that you needed special permission to eat beef

you need to be on beans and rice, rice and beans. >> where do you think america is right now when ites to finances? >> i don't think there's an overarching theme. there's pockets that are doing worse. there's pockets that are having the berls years of their lives. there's lots of good things happening. i think all of us, particularly those of us in media, we're experiencing and watching and walking in this toxicity that's out there too. i'm tired, i work hard, i'll call the wah-mblance. we all work hard. >> reporter: in today's climate ramsey isn't known for coddling his lesners. >> everybody's worried about everybody's feelings these days. i make a living hurting your feelings. >> there's part of you that comes across as certainly financial guru, preacher, drill instructor. >> if you call me up and say, i need to do this dumb thing, i need this do this dumb thing. no, do this instead. no i need to do this dumb thing. i'm going to increase the heat but it's not for entertainment value, it's for the good of that person. if i don't get through to them, they're going to do that dumb thi