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we might disagree with the shadow home secretary on almost all her policies, but it takes guts and terminationan go. we believe in opportunity for all, we believe in respect, i mean for all. every individual, all, we believe in respect, i mean forall. every individual, every community, must feel safe to live their lives in our society. but at this moment, this is not true. this is something i never expected to say in the 21st—century britain. it is deeply shocking, to see an entire community, ourjewish community, united in their fears and concerns about a major political party, and to see... and to see that party is specially its leader, repeatedly failing to respond to those concerns and the seriousness that required. this party will root out anti—semitism whenever and wherever we find it. anti—muslim prejudice is also com pletely anti—muslim prejudice is also completely unacceptable. it is a prejudice... it is a prejudice that sometimes turns into violence. and i know from family and friends, that people in the muslim community need reassurance. and we stand with them too, together, for all

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shadow. for the home fans, this might have reminded them of how it used to be.ed once beatjuventus on the way to winning the treble, but this was yet a another night for a rethink. there was only one man at home in these surroundings. manchester city went nearly 2000 miles to get their three points. david silva made it worth it for the hardy ones. their manager says they‘re not ready to win the champions league yet, but their three goals in ukraine got him suitably excited. beating shakhtar sent them top of the group and with this kind of quality, city are certain to be challengers, whatever anyone says. joe lynskey, bbc news. we said that mourinho walked to the ground last night because the bus got stuck in traffic and here he is, flanked by security. the team bus took over an hour to make the half—milejourney, mourinho chose to walk with the fans instead. he isjust at he is just at the front, that picture is taken from behind. he is flanked by security. amazing, we have really captured that!|j flanked by security. amazing, we have really captured that! i think

from rome the villas hidden behind these high walls and hedges are vacation homes for well off italians but there's also a shadow side to this fertile region the projects grown here is sold in supermarkets throughout europe but the laborers who harvest the fruits and vegetables on only a few heroes per hour some of them have come from as far away as india. seeing has been working in latina for twelve years he's one of nearly eighteen thousand sikhs from punjab working in this region friends from his village back home who told him he could earn good money in italy's agriculture sector he knew life field wouldn't be easy but he found it so challenging at the beginning but he often considered returned to india. called gold jewelry belonging to my wife and sister to pay for the trip here. i thought i'd earn the money back quickly and retrieve the jewelry. but to pay off the loan we had to sell the gold instead. of always almost everyone who comes here goes through the same thing. reality is very different from what we expected. the living and working conditions are for miserable the official minimum wage is about ni

buffalo bayou, an urban waterway surrounded by parklands, bathed in the shadow of a dramatic skyline of downtown houston, our home tonight for night one of our week-long journey across america. good evening, everyone, and welcome. so many stories to tell from this fast-growing city, including an update on its recovery from hurricane harvey. we're going to get to all of that, but our top story tonight is about another hurricane, this one named michael, catching many by surprise as it reached hurricane status today, now barreling towards the florida panhandle at this hour, expected to possibly reach major hurricane status before slamming ashore some time wednesday. tonight, urgent warnings for those in its path. the time is already running out to leave. nbc's kerry sanders now with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, a state of emergency in alabama and along florida's west coast, residents bumper to bumper, trying to escape before hurricane michael makes landfall. >> hurricane michael is a monstrous storm, a forecast k getting more dangerous. >> reporter: supplies and gas already on high demand. home. gassinge >> rep

chris: back on starview court, in the shadow of a fully rebuilt home.: i want to be in that house. male: holly and gene can only hope to begin rebuilding soon. holly: i thought i would be in a house by now. male: instead, they've spent the past year living in a 600 square-foot apartment. they have a call for insurance companies to pay up in full before another year goes by. holly: i wish they did it for everyone and i wish they did it in all aspects of our insurance. jessica: others have found it too expensive to rebuild. jessica biagini and her daughter, lily, moved to texas this summer. they lost their home and lily's prosthetic legs. lily got new legs thanks to the kindness of strangers. jessica shared these new pictures of their home. lily is now in fourth grade, competed in her first swim meet, and as for the car ellen degeneres donated, well, jessica says she's still driving it. matt and jenny waters have also decided on a new start. they bought a house in idaho. jenny gave birth to their son, jackson, hours before the fires last year and a day la

pacific fleet in their home port, san diego, california. docked in the shadow of downtown, our final stop on our journey across america. good evening, everyone. welcome to our viewers in the west. we're on the deck of one of the newest members of the fleet, the u.s.s. portland. we'll tell you more about the huge role of the life of the community shortly. >>> but we begin with the "the washington post" journalist whose disappearance ignited an international crisis. nbc news has learned the turks have recordings they say prove jamal khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate and there are growing questions over how the trump administration will respond. richard engel is in turkey for us tonight. what is the latest? >> reporter: late tonight president trump is demanding answers and said he'll call the king of saudi arabia as evidence is growing that this consulate was the scene of a gruesome murder. turkish officials say when journalist jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate here he was walking right into a deadly trap. officials tell nbc news the tu

. >> since i live in the shadow of your mountain in home not to mention the big mountain next door, you live there, there is so much to include, this was a president of many talents and ambitions, just even on the estate itself and then many things that have been secret you made a big choice recently -- >> i think the question that keeps us awake at night is, are we offering is honest a history as we can, i will own the fact that if gail wasn't talking about monticello that she could have been. i think the question that was on the table when i left 10 years ago was a question that all the staff and board were keenly aware of which is what every visitor came to the door wanted to know, how does the man who writes all men are created equal, arguably the most repeated sentence in the world, -- they were on a amazing trajectory to begin that question. so i was honored to the staff in my predecessor for decades of scholarship, working on understanding slavery. at that point, it had not yet arrived on the mountain to be visible so the last 10 years we've been on a journey to bring all the res

home. it leaves me speechless in the shadows van. as a rule the banff the federal office for migration and refugees. does not comment on individual cases but the department head did respond to our question on whether the agency actually recommended hiding out in a huge city like lagos. but hideouts was put in quotation marks here. they also say requirements that we have to check if we believe that international relocation is an alternative. that's the most important thing of course is that this new location has to be safe it has to be reachable and it must offer the person the possibility of earning a minimum livelihood. and existence menu. is a city of millions. lagos is located in the christian south of the country. so basically we can assume that it will be possible to find a place to live there and build up new contacts. of our own to cordon. fatima coren has brought the case to decide or where she and a colleague are attending a meeting of integra it's a network of organizations in germany that are active against f g m they incl

. >> leslie, since i live in the shadow of your little mountain and home, not to mention the big mountain, there's so much to include there, right? this was a president of many talents, ambitions, just even on the estate itself and then also many things that had been secret. so, obviously, you've made a big choice recently to much national attention, but dial us back a half step. how do you think about the full range of those choices, of -- what are the tickets people can buy when they come to that front booth? there are so many different options now. give us a sense of what inclusivity means at monticello and then you can help us wrestle with the harder ones. >> thank you. i think the question that keeps us awake at night is are we offering as humanistic and honest a history as we can. i will own the fact that if gale west wasn't talking about monticello, she could have been. and i think the question, therefore, that was on the table when i arrived ten years ago was the question all the staff and the board were keenly aware of, which is what every visitor wanted to know when they came th

homes behind them. so i did mention a shadow study to talk about the light well and whether it's three or five foot setback would make a difference and that's here if you have questions. is that my time. >> you have 24 seconds. >> and last but not least, it's probably helpful for you to see the design of the house in these 24 seconds. this is the house from the front. can we have the overhead, please. >> there you go. >> this is the house from the front. from the street. and from the rear and while we have glazing at the rear, i would like to say the glazing is outward facing and not directly into anna jays enter property. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so we'll conclude this portion of the hearing. commissioner richards. >> so, wow. there's a lot there. i guess the question, who constructed the structure that has the notice of violation and the requirement for the variance? did you buy the house like that? did you construct it? >> that was constructed in the mid-60s by the previous owners who owned the home for a number of decades. it's both of walkway and the deck in the same place in the packet you shou

home-sf. this project is not casting any shadow on protected parks. we've worked with staff actually to minimize the amount of height that is added to the 2014 approved project. we are matching the light wells of adjacent properties to the extent we possibly can, and we're not affecting any public view corridors. we're really happy to be here, as the first and only home-sf program in the year and a half since that program was proposed. and we cannot deliver the additional 30% affordability without the additional two stories of height. so with that i'd like to introduce the architect, albert costa. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name's albert costa from costa brown architecture, the architect for the project sponsor. can you put this -- okay. >> president hillis: going to use the mike next to the computer. >> secretary: it's on. >> okay. i have something on the computer. >> president hillis: there you go. >> okay, so the project site is on the corner of philbert and van ness u.s. 101. the site is currently unoccupied. it's vacant. van ness is a h

shadow of a crumbled st. andrew. for many members, this church was like a second home.rch was no match for hurricane michael's fury. pastor john blunt recorded this video moments after the walls were ripped away. miraculously, everyone inside the damaged church survived, including a 91-year-old woman who took shelter in a closet. >> i was praying for life. didn't care about the buildings or the trees. >> reporter: blunt's wife caroline who had evacuated to alabama with their 11-year-old daughter learned about what happened on facebook. >> you didn't know if your husband was even alive? >> no. >> he called me probably about two hours after that. he just said, i'm okay. i'm okay. the sanctuary is gone but i'm okay. >> this is our sanctuary after the storm. >> reporter: pastor blunt walked us through what hurricanemichft. half of the buildg is now gone but right in the center church bible appears to have weathered the storm. >> we held up well. god's word endures. >> reporter: the church continued in its work distributing supplies to those in need like the rest of panama c

home to a number of wild horses. we wanted to find out how they ended up here in the shadow of the world's tallest active volcano. it took a lesson that the kaposi says the look is a little less on the go on the horses that live in the national park broke out of the nearby farm of snow and were never rounded up the lot of us in the us a little . long a little bit but that's the locals go by you also so you on their gotten used to the cold weather the operation in the wilderness. so that the look as if we know that's why we refer to them as wild horses. and there's a fight about on a look as well not policy all the jewels in a bucket list and i caught the bus and. go to pax he is known as the master horn of the n.g.'s some each is often obscured by trying. the final plot of on journey takes us through an area that humbles called the avenue of the volcano just. to train for shero is too heavy for the tracks to make this part of the trip so we switch to the train. those four counties which is like. this is also a tourist train and it makes trips to ki-chan with the weekend. the trans ecuadorian railway was once much

did the mayor and others, so when you say this hits close to home, although my county is a county of 1.3 million people, i live in the shadowf the tree of life and this is a small community that we all know each other and we are burying our dead and we're mourning with our community and this just wasn't -- isn't the time for political demonstrations and the type of political divide that is going on in this country right now. >> when you watched the video of president trump and the first lady and jared and ivanka visiting with the rabbi of the tree of life synagogue, what were your thoughts? >> again, and i think the president didn't hold a rally, he didn't do anything in what would be an outwardly political way, so from that standpoint i was glad to see that, i was glad to see the protesters that were there were a number of blocks away so it didn't become more of the political carnival or circus that you often see, but really the focus needs to be on the families and on the community. we have a special community here in squirrel hill. unfortunately it kind of took a tragedy such as this to show that but i think people aroun

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home to cambridge the idea to make the book. was made the book and the table and to make a book that really can live in the shadow of these works so you do want to make super interesting book and the special about paintings is course they have size photography doesn't have size pages of size so what is big who can show that of course you see always the full image like you see in every our book then in this book. the first thing we do is we go through one hundred percent cutout so this is a cut out of the painting a real size so you are now standing basically where rembrandt stood when he was painting so you really have the same intimacy of the painting. that is something that i was super happy that we could innovate the books on the level right before of course after one hundred seventy go to bigger and larger and we go more detail because i think it interesting want is not the enlargement the design is the real one and so has the response from the rex museum the resident super happy we've been with them over the course of three have years while making we have a time we showed them the progress and more and more and more they s

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homes and close right. right there's a list out west in the northwest is casting a shadow over the election and says there's relative insecurity and who they are of all of this he has the power of incumbency what about the opposition parties what are they managing to do in terms of mounting some some form a coherent opposition against his party. well so far up until two days before the election all of them having their own independent candidate there were eight candidates running against the president but. the friday before the election one of the one of the candidates that down and withdrew from the rain and told his supporters to back to back one of the other candidates from the capital is not movement so we have i can remove now who is actually corruption lawyer who has had his own army who has his own party called now which has just launched here he has gotten supporters that he has their ballot come to who is the leader all cameron is gone now it's not very clear if they are going to let us not even clear how many people will come out and polls there are thirty million eligible voters but less than tha

starting to see some effect of the shadow bank which has been seized by the government will show up when it comes to oblems in the -- considering the fact a lot of homeinancers are finding it difficult to disburse loans. we're watching out for power stocks and today's rates. reports that a weakness looks to be over right now. is that the general consensus you're get something >> yes, and india is getting out a lot of measures to counter this significant weakness we've seen over the previous few weeks. one of them, of course, is also the facts that it's considering allowing some of the imports from china to be settled in yuan. of course, as you already mentioned, that has been -- there has been considerable weakness and this is likely to counter some of that. trading to so allow be settled in rupees. as of yesterday, we saw the rupees close flat at around 0.34. rishaad: thank you, agan. coming up, global policy editor facing off. it is that time of the day, battle of the charts. ♪ yvonne time for the battle of the charts. we have two big contenders here today. fwarfield reynolds and our global economic and policies editor kathleen hays will put their

shadow over -- mmad bin salman's gilbert in alabama. welcome. caller: yes, sir. good morning to c-span and a c-span audience. thank you for the topic. losing my homen 2001 in birmingham. he was talking about hurricane amnesia. there is nowhere to run or hide across america because natural disasters have touched every part of this nation. the problem i have with the media when the president spoke in georgia, fox tv but the only one who carried that live and it was quite amazing to me that the president said that he -- what i am saying is, we as a , twon, we can spend money cost $2pped down that we want toece, but blame the taxpayers. what do you think about that? host: on the issue of fighter jets, there was some damage caused by hurricane michael. front page of the "washington times," president trump's tour of the devastation of hurricane michael came close to the air force were more than a dozen fighter jets were damaged after being left in the path of the powerful storm. the fighter jets, some possibly damaged beyond repair, were caught and the widespread destruction that took 18 lives, flattened homes, downed trees, and buckled roads. lead here