krabby province the group was given supplies and escorted on its way the vessel was then spotted and to septa by malaysian mouse hamann for spent in. the waters were docked and stayed there the refugees were given food water and medicine they're now being processed by malaysia's immigration department. has more from blood taken malaysia's state where the one hundred being processed. the rabindra refugees mostly women and children have been brought to this detention center and belong take on the mainland of peninsular malaysia now at this stage they are being held by immigration authorities officials will question them and try and determine

as strikes on both military and civilian targets in syria most of the missiles were reportedly into septa downed no casualties were reported the allies say the assault came in response to an alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma a week ago western countries blames the attack on the assad government though no solid evidence has been provided. well here's how damascus residents have reacted to the attacks. because to be kind if the strike on syria was treacherous but it's given syrians the determination to overcome terrorism it was an aggressive assault on syria our beloved country. we've been living in this crisis for seven years now such a strike want to factor us at all and our country will improve in general so how to handle it if he strikes me as something it's the moral bankruptcy and feeling of the west and the terrorist groups mickey again and again and then his the feels like we have something inside there prohibits us from being afraid you can see how people go to the market and out in the streets no one has been affected or felt any fear and meanwhile people across a

septa and rio remembers the first day of kindergarten he says it was the first time he recognized the importance of names and identities. kira and he remembers so much saturday the day her father passed away. never forget celebrating with his. emily after graduation. and work they go on her show the first glimpse of a soulmate was an unforgettable experience. thanks for those comments keep them coming. why are we more likely to remember scents and sounds and facts and figures it seems that the more emotional an experience is the more likely it is to end up in our long term memory. the first kiss with that first allow. an m.p. said will remember this moment for their entire lives but why. do you make that out of plays a central role in deciding the importance of our experiences the momentous and emotional way all the more you are chemicals the region releases in the brain things like saratoga and doping me and nor a pain effort and the higher the release the stronger the memory of an event. such as an urn peter his first trip together to africa where they had a close call with the lion

get a solution that makes work if that's what the british want and that's what they voted for and we septa but you have it isn't cool and and and clever to keep harking on about the fact that fifty six percent of northern ireland voted to remain in the you and if they would only unite with ireland their membership of the e.u. would be assured is it cool and clever to keep on with this delight at the parliament's vote last year to give northern ireland special e.u. status this is sheer hypocrisy from from the irish government. and i'm sorry the the british parliament did not follow last year to give special. time to them of the. last year only you part. parliament are not the negotiators as you know and it's time i was delighted to have been quoted we don't like to the. data told we went to like what we're delighted with is that the european negotiators are saying doubt and the border in ireland would be if a few to supplant each so and we're delighted which everybody has said that he had to do so the tories have said that the government has the time the e.u. has said i think i was governme

clark absolutely felt that her voice and her leadership wasn't fully supported and respected she said septa mccourt tell stories she would go to meet a c l c staff meetings and ralph abernathy would say why is she here and can't with have to say well she's built these field offices she's done all this very nice thing and he would kind of laugh it off and great next meeting with mom and abernathy would say the same thing i think that's one of the professors i mean i'm horrified that we have one minute left in the show horrified but i do want russell to tell me the relevance they need still still resonating dr king's walk with other movements around the world. well dr king got to get it was not perfect dr kill dr king was not was not complete he was he was a young man when he was when he was shot down and he was evolving rapidly in this conversation has just and i think he was he was being radicalized he was being radicalized because he was a leader with some menace integrity and he wanted to align himself with the with the feeling with the aspirations of the master he set up in class. at the

krabby province the group was given supplies and escorted on its way the vessel was then spotted and to septa by malaysian mouse hamann for spent in. the waters were docked and stayed there the refugees were given food water and medicine they're now being processed by malaysia's immigration department. has more from blood taken malaysia's state where the one hundred being processed. the rabindra refugees mostly women and children have been brought to this detention center and belong take on the mainland of peninsular malaysia now at this stage they are being held by immigration authorities officials will question them and try and determine whether they were trafficked by human trafficking networks whether they are who they say they are the un refugee agency will also try and determine whether these people are in need of international protection now malaysia does not recognize refugees is not a signatory to the un convention on refugees and as such even those refugees may have un states as they are not able to access public services such as schools they're not able to. even so many were refuge

capital to improve the team he said who would like a pop star just like his son has taken over the septa. neither of them gave into the list those who want to find out more about the principle of happiness have to come here to the national happiness research center. going up that theater measuring happiness is. a very interesting thing this to mean the time we ask three doctors in fact that the next few weeks before thought he wouldn't last a deduced thought and lived in this big or a despondent dived and their desire for their spy that belittled. their happiness values are consistently high even though life expectancy is low at sixty eight but awareness of one's own mortality the head of research shows us is good for the community spirit and therefore for happiness if you become very cautious of your life not. then you always think they are interconnected into depend to each other they are not individuals a lot of the interconnected event they did then lived there for might have been missed should also need others have been thought how much does such statements match up with reality. a

potential deal for the palestinians so question marks being raised as to what he himself can do i ok septa train is that from the west recent thanks. now the music streaming platform spotify has made a strong debut on wall street investors predict the company will maintain its lead over rivals even if it's yet to make a profit but if i have played a huge role in changing how people listen to and pay for music from us on this rope reynolds records. spotify is debut on wall street ok without the bell ringing in the whole of elude it normally a company hot initial public offerings the company says its focus isn't on making a splash but on building a long term strategy we do think tomorrow is going to be strong for spotify it's you know it's quite a sexy stock it's quite a sexy industry the twelve year old swedish company jumped into a dominating position in music streaming convincing customers. to pay a monthly subscription fee allowing them to choose from millions of songs online instead of paying to own individual tunes starting out with a handful of people working out of a back room stock

for the telco commitment septa it waspment sector, green shoots.ing of rerating of the stocks could come. guy: presumably, anyone out of china at the moment is not china-based. they should benefit. how does that work? as the chinese get pushed back, how big a great opportunity could that generate? freddie: in the u.s., it has already been banned. it could be huge in the next cycle. an incremental risk toward the greater lack of transparency and using chinese lenders. they may choose procurement stages to stick with the europeans. at the moment, it's quite unknown. what do you think about the incredible weakening dollar? how much does that continue and how much should that discourage you from buying u.s. assets? freddie: we have been overweighted, if you like, u.s. assets since we launched 18 months ago. we have been hedged on the u.s. dollar. i had the relatively strong view on cable in particular. while we go through the brexit uncertainty and reached peak trump sentiment, actually, you get a shift back. quite a strong move now is what i'm saying.

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memo on friday for the troops to go to the border, 4,000 of them and it would last until the end of septathere to help support and then what do we do? what is the answer? pete: i've seen deployments extended a few times, this could also be, i don't want to say part of a negotiation. i think it's a policy proposal from this president but also how does washington treat this do you want troops deployed at the border or do you finally pass legislation that brings a wall to our southern border. they've been more interested in resisting than in building a wall. they hate the wall more than they love daca. abby: we've had border patrol agents on the show even last weekend we did. was it judd? pete: brandon judd. abby: he's such an interesting perspective on what he sees every day on the border and how the national troops could help but he made the point of this shouldn't be political. he said this is about the safety and the security of the american people. everyone should want to improve that. ed: major national security issues securing the border dealing with illegal immigration , breaking ove