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shaheen and in fact had helped encourage him to come teach here but i didn't really know about simone sheen i just knew he was a really good musician and a really good person but i didn't realize that the 2 were connected is when simone came here that all these amazing musicians started coming to us from all over all over the the middle east and he's been an enormous magnet for talented students and he's strong enough and capable enough that he can teach he can help a canoe and player he can help a nude player he can help a violinist so he's he's like a swiss army knife of talent and and magnetism. part of what i try to focus on in my playing is bringing traditional music to a wider global audience. music is you know very deep in esoteric and has all these layers but it's pretty much reserved to the to the so i come to berklee college of music and i start spending a lot of time with simone and seeing how he's kind of created a community in a world outside of the region that he's from in the style there's a place this is it really it's very inspiring. if you've got to be able to listen to wh

while they're in no you don't know on them mostly hook i happened to go to a concert where simone sheen was performing he was playing violin and mostly a little bit rude but mostly violin and i heard him play and i knew what i wanted to do with the string department at berklee i wanted string playing as it exists around the world which is mostly improvisational not all but mostly even classical music has improvisation in its roots not so much now but used to so when i heard simone play and i understood that this was the vision i want of the string apartment i started to pursue him to see if i could get him to come to. the. thanks. i have to confess when i took this job 14 years ago i didn't know what a canoe and was. and i met this young man who played canoe me and he told me all about it and i was fascinated by it he was a student and then i started noticing more people playing mood more people playing various percussionist dramas from the arab world and realize something was happening and independently i had known about simone shaheen and in fact had helped encourage him to come teach

the effort there is apparently on the part of the sheen ease government to blame the united states at its circulating story that this is somehow some form of an american biological warfare stratagem not rejected by the government itself. >> this an old trick the soviet union used to play on us. they accused us of creating the aids virus and spreading it as a germ warfare trick. the chinese government hasn't done this yet, but it's all over the internet in china that this could be an american germ warfare plant. it's hard when the hardliners start these attacks on the united states. they also turned down i thought president trump's wise and generous offer to send a team to analyze the virus. apparently we can sneak in if we are wearing w.h.o. flags. but this is another sign of the hardliners. i think they are still upset about the trade deal. now as phase two negotiations begin, china's problem is from the virus will give us an upper hand in phase two. lou: for the chinese themselves this is a difficult moment. the way president xi decides to deal with it domestically we'll have implic

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that's straight from malibu from janet and martin sheen. thank you, martin. thanks for watching.after his long time friend and political operative roger stone was sentenced to 40 months in prison today, donald trump said this. >> are you saying i'm dumb? >> when he was asked if he was going to pardon roger stone donald trump thinks he proved he's not dumb by saying this. >> i'm following this very closely, and i want to see it play out to its fullest because roger has a very good chance of exoneration in my opinion. i'm not going to do anything in terms of the great powers bestowed upon a president of the united states. i want the process to play out. i think that's the best thing to do because i'd love to see roger exonerated. >> joining us now glenn kirschner, form prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. he attended roger stone's sentencing today and the trial. glenn, so the president wants the process to play out or what is left in the process? >> the only thing left is for the judge to rule on an outstanding motion. it's a motion for a new trial, but you know what, lawrence? i wa

campuses but was at live oak high that day for this to turn out the way it there's just no words to we sheen cpr and an automated external defibrillator or ad to shock and the leases hardback and action talking to her the whole time you have to get be strong she d get well after being airlifted to center meical center's children's cent kathy you're in the heart saber heroes arom the american heart association. but yo credit all those who helped save italy is life that cathy was the key for nalisa i could hae had a different outcome. >>and i want to be patch on this site this was a time for a larger message on the value ofcpr training and the availability of a at schools and other public places instructions are on thedevice and it automatically tells you whether a shock is required and one to administer it walk away patients clear, nobody touch and you push the buon and this is t only way situations they can happen ose anywhere anytime felipe ian lee and contrary to say having more ad he's available can help save her lives having these it's just it's it's a blessing in its wonderful and ey're

sheen, guilty. mr. shelby, not guilty. ms. sinema, guilty. ms. smith, guilty. ms. stabenow, guilty. mr. solomon, not guilty. sullivan was not guilty. mr. thune, not guilty. mr. tellis, not guilty. mr. toomey, not guilty. mr. udall, guilty. this are van hollen, guilty. mr. warner, guilty. ms. moran, guilty. mr. white house, guilty. mr. wicker, not guilty. mr. wyden, guilty. mr. young, not guilty. >> on this article of impeachment, 47 senators have announced it president of the united states donald trump, guilty as charged. fifty-three senators have announced him not guilty as charged. two thirds of the senators present not having pronounced him guilty, the senate of judges the respondent donald john trump, president of the united states is not guilty as charged in the second article of impeachment. the presiding officers directs judgment to be entered in the court the judgment of the senate as follows. the senate having tried donald john trump president of the united states, upon two articles of impeachment exhibited against him by the house of representatives, and two thirds of the

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to desegregate the army and ban discrimination and the defense industries is that combination the sheenghts and economic rights that makes randolph trained his fingers on the pulse of power in washington, his influence coleman, a did with the famous march on washington in 1963 the demonstration randolph co-organized it brought a quarter of a million people to the national mall, but only after he convince president john f kennedy to let it happen the uncle counselor to treat people who are people of all color blast. >>white. we just want be there that's where clay all a brown the president of the a philip randolph institute first heard randolph speak, he stressed the importance of freedom and jobs for all americans brokers borough. >>the only color that matters and that kind of a discussion is green, but the speech everyone remembers from that day as doctor martin luther king junior's i have a dream randolph wanted an opportunity to let the nation see who he >>a young people see that they were represented during his lifetime, many recognize the contributions randolph made to the country

about 85 trails there that are now open as well and you can see sierra tahoe 63 inches on the ground sheen room 10 let's open and 43 trail so if you're headed up there. the roadways are looking good. no threat of any real significant snow on the horizon see a few high clouds from area of low pressure off the coastline. but today again these temperatures a good 2 to 5 degrees above the average 63 degrees in san francisco today, 66 in oakland 67 degrees in livermore and san jose 67 also in concord and 66 degrees in santa rosa all around the bay area again spring-like conditions you see the trees start to flower out there as well maybe some of the pollen shown up on your car and certainly the allergies on the rise as we've seen warm temperatures continuing now and that will be the case is this low will spin off the coastline just not going to have enough energy to get here probably going all the way down los angeles to bring them some rain we're staying high and the 60's maybe couple low 70's and santa clara valley. next few days staying dry just a few more clouds coming our way. i large skim

they make so sod on these milestones songs and it makes us angry busker sheen is this is what happened was terrible just what happened is something that we all fear most deeply. losing people who we love the dimensions of our lead an image. need sky no nothing can take away our pain and nothing can explain this senseless act nothing can only do it. when you see. and observing the president there speaking earlier yes it's been a horrific day here in germany near the site of the shootings in our very own kate brady she's covering that side of the story force and here at the big table with me is our chief political editor because let me start with you we just heard part of what the german president there said they're calling this an act of domestic terrorism so what's the reaction then to be an act of domestic terrorism well 1st of all people came out onto the streets here and across more than 50 towns and cities to demonstrate this so that darsie with those victims 1st and foremost saying that they simply won't stand for this society going this way and we also had steinmeyer have would b

and for all parties who have been jointly running the government though have ruled out going with sheen fein in the run up to the vote but if the early indications are correct there will have to be another coalition of some sort in pre-election debate shinn feigns leader criticize the main parties for not wanting change. you see that see this is scare that scene of silence and again have had us all their own way now for almost a century and the truth is that they don't want to last and i will turn this and. ok let's get some analysis now with the political analyst and director of pangea why. good evening to you please men what do you make of the exit polls so far in the commentary that we've heard many people are saying this is a success story fane i'm thinking if the party is refusing to go into coalition with how much of a victory or cysts excess story is it really. as it was a question i think you have to 1st of all andrew wait and see what the actual results are you know we can speculate all we want before we see the results come in but i think we'll have a clearer idea of where the

in india identity politics on the rise what we're seeing is the construction mills budget sheens and cuts and loads of municipal across the country understood dockside isn't do see the grid from his office and i just hope the infix into something more like the team i didn't see of the british one day i meet with victims of violence and discover what life is like for minorities in the country join me on my journey in search of india's soul on al-jazeera. from passion into transformative science that brings about change al-jazeera goes on a journey with 5 scientists who want to time and to use scientific knowledge to serve the humankind and we have dolphins in our sanctuary we can monitor them and record their mobile the photos from behavioral problems to figure out how they're adapting to their new environment women make science coming soon on al-jazeera. hong kong koren teens a cruise ship turned away from taiwan as the coronavirus death toll climbs in china . you're watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters and navigate also ahead. america's future is blazing bright. the years of

nearly a century the 2 big parties finn a foil and finn a gala dominated no one really thought that sheen fame would be on the brink of being in government in both parts of the on the violent she could be in government in the south they're already in government in the north and that fundamentally changes the outlook on irish politics both north and south of the border was seen in exchanges from the post-election debate on the dial the irish parliament doesn't seem to be any love lost between the 3 leaders of the no 3 main parties in the public yeah that's right i mean this huge antipathy from the i stopped parties ition fane like to call them toward shin fein finnick gale and finn a foil won't do business with sinn fein they say they won't form a coalition which in fame because of chin fades controversial past its former associations with the ira shin feigns messages respect our mandate and shin fein is looking now for a seat in government that will transform things on the on the vine looking is any question about that because shin feigns agenda was this is not an election victory built u

is switched on when i am or is which strong and i don't say this to belittle her though like it was sheen though in a way that is totally luck in the show and there are 2 things she was interested in winning tennis matches brant and winning indorsements if you weren't helping with either of those 2 things you just wasting your time but you know of course she's also going to be known for the doping need a little scandal is that going to overshadow her legacy and how her career will be remembered it will to some degree because the career has come to a name so soon after that kind of question the hot medication was put on the banned list and she had to put a hand up for 4 weeks later and tested positive to that drug it's going to be in the minds of some but really as to her potential and how hard she would she won a major on all of the surfaces she won wimbledon the u.s. and then these threaten she was never going to win the french she said that she. was like a cow skating on us but then she won 2 of them she was i would become a yes the drugs thing is there a computation a way but no going

been conducted in the past 24 hours and in particular we are seeing more members of this church the sheen showing g. church of jesus which is at the center of the outbreaks down in the southeast of the country we're seeing more of those members being tested who are proving positive and in fact of the 1000 test results that have come back from church members a staggering 82 percent have proved to be positive all right robin wright thank you for that update from seoul. kimberly healthcare is at the white house with more on president trump's coronavirus briefing. the u.s. president may be eating his words when it comes to some of the numbers he really tried to stress the and downplay the number of cases of corona virus in the united states originally talking about the original 15 as he called it but we know that there are at least 60 confirmed cases in the united states including one case in northern california where public health officials are not exactly sure how that transmission occurred given this person had not immediately returned from china had not had any contact perhaps you know wi

in new cases in the capital seoul preventive measures are being taken while other branches of the sheen changi church of jesus have been closed. and large scale rallies that usually take place at the weekends have been banned. with the spread of the virus we plan to take momentous measures in order to protect the elderly who are vulnerable to this contagious disease sold ban the use of public squares where many citizens gather back in daegu people anxiously wait to see if this outbreak has been contained or if this is the start of something bigger usually on a friday evening this downtown shopping going to entertainment district would be packed with people on this evening it's nearly deserted as most tuesdays stay away and wait to see what happens next rob mcbride al-jazeera daegu south korea into. several health and communist party officials have been fired after hundreds of people were infected by the corona virus while inside prison most of the 258 cases are in 2 jails in shyne dong and provinces 271 cases have also been reported in prisons in here bay province the epicenter of the o

the effort there is apparently on the part of the sheen ease government to blame the united states attory that this is somehow some form of an american biological warfare stratagem not rejected by the government itself. >> this an old trick the soviet union used to play on us. they accused us of creating the aids virus and spreading it as a germ warfare trick. the chinese government hasn't done this yet, but it's all over the internet in china that this could be an american germ warfare plant. it's hard when the hardliners start these attacks on the united states. they also turned down i thought president trump's wise and generous offer to send a team to analyze the virus. apparently we can sneak in if we are wearing w.h.o. flags. but this is another sign of the hardliners. i think they are still upset about the trade deal. now as phase two negotiations begin, china's problem is from the virus will give us an upper hand in phase two. lou: for the chinese themselves this is a difficult moment. the way president xi decides to deal with it domestically we'll have implications for just ab

we're going to go to new hampshire next, where -- what sheens learning from voters and what they think whatcha doin over there? uh, i'm building a website ok, then! bye bye now! no. uh uh, no way. ♪ come on. no. no. n... ni ni, no no! only discover has no annual fee on any card. >>> well, at least the iowa caucuses set the bar very low. following candidates all across the snowy state. new york magazine, out at an event as we speak. the impact of the iowa caucuses, all the conspiracy theories we've seen as a result of the debacle in iowa, didn't that cause an erosion of trust in the media as well? >> it does. for people inclined to be skeptical about the media, you talk to andrew yang, tulsi gabbard supporters, they certainly feel that the media is part of a conspiracy, in cahoots with the democratic party, in iowa or nationally. when you're at more established candidates' events, there's much less of that. >> it contributes to cynicism. there's lots of cynicism on right with trump supporters but there's a lot of cynicism on the left as well. and these are not low-information voters who

sheen come. but that was not to be germany surrendered in may 945 during the war as many as 500000 german civilians were killed in allied bombing attacks few of the country's major cities was space but the destruction of tristen continues to generate controversy to this day. many germans believe that there was no reason to attack the city the attack was unwarranted they say that dresden was a cultural center there was no involvement in s.s. war crimes no extermination of jews it had museums full of art by old masters like khan a lot all for examples. after the war the myth of dresden continued to be propagated on both sides of the iron curtain the false consciously figures were repeated again and again the east german government used the anniversary of the bombings to denounce it as a war crime committed by the western allies getting cracked it's of we mourn the victims and condemn those who carried out this senseless mass murder in those must . be the kind of sort of british and american aircraf

main street is martin sheen.ing the purpose of film, the purpose of cinema is to make political commentary about our society and he made some very compelling films in the process. >> what happened today is just the beginning. we're going to lose this war. >> come on. you really think so? us? >> we've been kicking other people's asses for so long i figure it's time we got ours kicked. >> "platoon" had this intensity. so much of that charlie sheen character oliver stone said was him, was his experience going into the war as a patriotic kid who wanted to do his part and really having his eyes opened to the horror. and i think it maintains that gut punch. >> i hope people go to see what the war was really like. that's the statement. and once you see it you have to think about it for yourself. think about what you think about war, and think about what it really is as opposed to the fantasy comic book stuff of "top gun." >> the attitude of the '70s had been to take out some of the scorn that the american public felt fo

. >> it sheens impeachment.t he has done is say we are going to lower the standards of impeachment. it will lower the standards so any president can get impeached for anything. here the president did nothing wrong. there was a lot of hear say coming from these witnesses. yet mitt romney wanted to stand alone in this process. and he's basically saying i don't care. i'm going to be the anti-trump figure. but he used the president when it was convenient. convenient. for mitt romney for the senate race. he asked the president for his endorsement. trish: when he first was elected he wanted the endorsement as well. it's a sad world out there, mercedes. i don't envy you living in the d.c. area. >> it's a tough place. but what i love is the fact that president trump, you go outside of the swamp, you go outside of the new york bubble. you go to real america and talk to the people and they say the process has been unfair to the president. these are independents voters. if the democrats want to continue down this pathway.

they all exist in the american democracy and widen them and create a sense of chaos and take the sheen off of american democracy. so, david, let me ask -- can i ask you then how we fold into your reporting when you talk about the chaos it seems to so many people that russia would at the same time try to be propping up bernie sanders as they are trying to prop up donald trump in this election. you say it is not necessarily so contradictory? >> it is not contradictory at all, kate, because what they see in donald trump and in bernie sanders are two candidates who are sort of the more extreme ends of their parties. and that then creates the space for exactly this kind of chaos, where you can enflame hard core supporters at both ends, what the russians don't like is dealing with sort of a compromising middle. moderate candidates don't work as well in their strategy as candidates who tend to polarize their opponents. so it makes perfect sense that they would be interested in both trump and sanders, and it also makes sense because when they look at the voting record for bernie sanders, in 20

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he recruited a cell in the occupied west bank which sheen tended should carry out a double bombing in israel. it involved 2 members of the cell and muscle car and seller shaka disguising themselves as israeli soldiers and going to a strategically important crossroads between tel aviv and haifa. it was called beit leads junction and on sundays it was full of israeli soldiers and reservists traveling back to duty after the weekend. the attack was planned for 930 on the morning of the 22nd of january 995. a shi'ite that they showed up at the book you're the one other subatomic with me the. whole thing both come of this emotionally. there were 2 suicide explosions 3 minutes apart. the 1st bomber in military uniform walked into the assembled soldiers and detonated his explosive belt but. then a 2nd bomber blew himself up at the same spot as rescuers arrived at the scene of the 1st. an estimated 21 israeli soldiers were killed in the 2 explosions along with the bombers. palestinian islamic jihad claimed full responsibility for the 2 attacks which were the 1st suicide bombings by 40 chicago

it makes me miss charlie sheen. it's a weird thing.n other prime eigate news, can guess which state is invade? of course it's florida! florida has monkeys with herpes. six of these monkeys were brought to florida in the '30s to provide tourists with the jungle-type experience. since then, they've multiplied to nearly 400 herpes mondkeys. every time they try to put the condom over the banana in training, one of them eats the banana. that was almost a popsicle stick joke. tensions are very high with this virus at airports around the world, but if you're flying air new zealand, you can relax. starting in october they will be offering bunk beds in coach. these are for those times when you're on a flight and you say you know, i wish this felt more like an orphanage in space. those are not bunk beds. let's call them what they are, overhead compartments. if this catches on your air travel will go from this to this. not to be outdone, spirit airlines are testing underwing hammocks, which is special exit route. in the state of virginia, lawmake

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. >> marty sheen and i were at the living theater. we cleaned it up, set the stage.lot of inspiration from that. those were the days of cafes. i'm going on here -- >> reporter: no, i love it. and you're working around the clock doing as many shows as you can. >> we would do 16 shows in a week. >> reporter: in a week? >> yeah. a lot of us sort of galvanized in those days, we would pass the basket after each show and people would drop it in. that's how we ate. >> reporter: he won a tony for debut in 1969 and attention of a hollywood director who would change his life. >> francis coppola was in the audience and he later on a couple years later, there it is. >> you broke my heart. >> these are the way things happen. that's why i always say to young people, just get out there, you know, do your thing. ♪ >> reporter: as you look back on 50 years of this incredible career you've had, what do you think as you sit here today? >> well, i remember when there was that big show, the night of 100 stars. ♪ >> and i remember bobby and i were there and lee, lee strasburg. he turned t

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and yes, martin sheen is wicked -- is a wicked nice guy. [applause] >> if you have questions, please make your way to that microphone. >> could you explain the transformation of bobby from working at home into several years later what he had become become? lawrence: the question you hear a lot about, wasn't the kind of ruthless and nonliberal in the 1950's and how did he get to be a liberal icon? the answer is the 1960's. the section of his career, it was very brief and he despised roy every moment of it. it was a. kennedys werehe looking into a way to bobby to fit into washington. jack was already there, bobby got his way to the senate staff. he was working on the joe mccarthy's committee. he did not like that and got out within six months. so i trace what happened in the country in the 1960's. bobby kennedy was not the same person in 1968 that he was in 1961 and no one in the country was. nists were segregatio in 1961 who were not segregationists in 1968. when you look at what happened to people's opinions and their view of the world, bob