this book damian deals with the big questions of good and evil right and wrong the main character sinclair grows up in a religious family where everyone does the right thing but he's the black sheep as a child and a teenager sinclair is torn up by guilt guilt over his lies and later his sexual desires he wants to be good but he doesn't believe he can be enter demian another young student with an otherworldly presence and ideas that turn sinclair's moralist christian upbringing upside down. he had said that the god we worship represented only arbitrarily sectioned off half of the world the official permitted world the world of light but we should worship the whole world so either we needed a god who was also the devil or we needed to establish the devil services along with the church services that honored god when how man has a rope to me on during world war one he was grappling with a crisis of meaning and clearly he wasn't the only one the book hit a nerve when it came out in one nine hundred nineteen and became an instant cult. sick if you're looking for a quick read that will actually m

on another young student with an otherworldly presence and ideas that turn sinclair's moralist christian upbringing upside down. he had said that the god we worship represented only arbitrarily sectioned off half of the world the official permitted world the world of light but we should worship the whole world so either we needed a god who was also the devil or we needed to establish the devil services along with the church services that honored god when how man has a rope to me on during world war one he was grappling with a crisis of meaning and clearly he wasn't the only one the book had a nerve when it came out in one nine hundred nineteen and became an instant cult classic if you're looking for a quick read that will actually make you think about philosophy spirituality and more ality than damian is where it's at. there's much more on our website to d.w. dot com slash culture about one hundred must reads that's it's way leave you with the sad news of the sudden death of yeah age of forty nine of keith sing i'm a dancer extraordinaire of british band the prodigy prodigy the man with

a family named the sinclair's came here. they wanted to build the largest pork and beef processing plant. they started it in this neighborhood. the packinghouses stink. they needed so many workers that people from the region of bohemia, which is now the czech republic, came here by the hundreds. overnight it changed the makeup. we are completely welcoming to that group. >> what year was this? >> the 1870's was when the diversity of cedar rapids changed overnight. the existing population fully welcomed the bohemian population. they populated this area around the job source. they all came to work. they had their own mini downtown here. kind of like other cities have little italy's or little china. we had little bohemia. as it became a more industrial area, the folks of the neighborhood shifted more towards the west side. this is a former bohemian movie theater. they had bohemian language films. this is the oldest restaurant and bar in cedar rapids. it has not changed at all since 1934. let's go across the bridge. because of th

she was here because her father was working as a buyer for the sinclair package house, the focus of the little bohemia neighborhood. she spent the first 10 or 11 years of her life in cedar rapids. one of the homes she lived in is still standing. it is one of the great secrets, even to many local residents. it is the second home on the right. the square looking house with the porch. 1245 3rd avenue. >> we have been all over cedar rapids. why is it important for people to know about the midwest and hi iowa and cedar rapids history. >> we are at a crossroads of the entire national development movement. we established railroad connections to the east and west coasts so we have historic connections to major developments around the united states going back to the 1860's. all the industry people and stories we have developed here have relevant links to the rest of the united states and the rest of the world. >> you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org/citiestour/ this is american history tv, only on c-span3. from capitolht, hill, demo

and she was here because her father was working as a buyer for the sinclair packing house which was the focus of the new bohemian neighborhood down there. so, she spent the first 10 or 11 years of her life in cedar rapids. and one of the two homes she lived in is still standing, one of the great seat -- one of the great secrets. her home is on the right. the second home on the right. the white squarish looking house. home.s the childhood overy: we have been all cedar rapids. why do you think it is important for people to know about the midwest history and specifically about i/o and cedar rapids history? wek: because the midwest and are at the crossroads of the entire national development movement. we established railroad connections to the east and west coast so we have historic connections to major developments around the united states going back to the 1860s. all the industry people and stories we have developed here have relevant links to the rest of the united states and the rest of the world. announcer: our cities tour's staff recently traveled to cedar rapids, iowa to learn about

. >>> sinclair broadcasting, want to change gears now, driving towards what it hopes could be a slam-dunk for disney's newly acquired regional sports networks. charlie gasparino, the man between the benches of this media merger. how close is this? >> i can't wait until this story is over. ashley: kind of like brexit. >> it's a story that never dies. they can't sell the damn things. let's give a little background. fox owned a bunch of rsns, regional sports networks. when we sold our entertainment assets to disney, a deal that closed on the 20th, they had -- they took over those regional sports networks. they are essentially sold through cable providers. the justice department said no, no, you guys own espn, you got to get rid of these things because it's an antitrust concern. then they started selling them. in november, they launched the first round of the bid. everybody thought there would be tons of bidders. amazon would be a bidder. actually, amazon never bid on them. ashley: never. >> they were only working with one, the yankees. they have a minority stake in the yankees rsn, known as

sinclair i believe is. and what was the third, liberty i believe is. ones that are putting -- they have signalled that they are going to put in binding third round bids. i don't know if ice t -- >> ice cube! >> ice cube! >> i'm sorry, mr. cube, i don't know -- you know, he tweeted at me because he got mad i called him a rapper. he's an entrepreneur. liz: he's a businessman. >> he's a smart guy. liz: we move the left foot of our mouth before you put the right one in. let me ask you, the regions here, ohio; right? >> atlanta, southern united states. that's why liberty wants to buy it because john malone, the cable cowboy they call him, the famous takeover artist, he owns the atlanta braves so he has a vested interest in this. why does major league baseball want to buy it? it is kind of interesting. they are worried that these regional sports networks, particularly the smaller market teams get screwed -- let's just say sinclair buys them and doesn't want to put a lot of money into the colorado rockies, regional sports network, if there is one, i'm not sur

the hopes are the yankees games could be finding their way onto amazon and also through sinclair.says it all. tears for tom. beloved baseball hall of famer, totom seaver has been diagnosed with dementia. he will not attend the celebration of the anniversary of their world championship. the family says he will retire from public life and will remain at his california vineyards. he thought for years he had cognitive issues and it was a matter of lyme disease. but dementia. why did bryce harper sign with the phillies and not the dodgers or giants or any team in california? lauren: i know. ashley: we know. jared: perhaps to si circumvent uncle sam. harper figures 3.0% on his $330 million contract opposed to 13.3% in the golden state, all in all, $779,000 a year versus $3.38 million. lauren: woul wow. jared: russell westbrook sees a fan, he's in portland, there's a fan wearing a westbrook, oklahoma city jersey. here you go, kid. take my smelly shoe. ashley: and a good catch, by the way. lauren: he gave him his shoe? jared: westbrook has done that before. what a cool parting gift. you g

christine sinclair scoringthere, and scotland face iceland in their next game on monday.n and his mercedes were finally on the pace on the last day of fi‘s preseason testing. after being well off the ferrari's for the last fortnight, hamilton was a whisker behind sebastian vettel today. the season opening australian grand prix takes place in a fortnight bristol bears recorded their first win over gloucester in 11 years with a 28—24 win in the premiership at ashton gate. andy uren finished off the best try of the night for bristol early in the second half and lifts the bears up to 9th. and it was an unhappy homecoming for leeds rhinos in superleague. their first match at headingley this season ended in a 35—18 defeat by wakefield. castleford top the table after beating hull kr. a disappointing day for british riders at the world track cycling in poland. including the news that laura kenny has pulled out of the championships because of illness. jill douglas and sir chris hey look back. another exciting day racing here, day three of the world championships, injuring it by my

the new york yankees, amazon and sinclair teaming up for a $3.4 billion home run offer. charlie gasparino was out front from the start and has new breaking details on the rest of this race. >> god, i ran down here, just so you know, for you. liz: thank you for doing your job. thank you for making your slot. >> i get no love. no love. where shall i begin? just so you know, i reported this out yesterday from a bar last night. liz: which one? >> it's called oscar's. oh, no, omar's. omar's on 63rd street. great place. what i did was i got the tip that another publication was reporting that amazon was actually buying the yes network, and the tip was that that publication was wrong, and we immediately on fox business corrected it. it's the yankees buying it. amazon is a minority player in this thing. liz: why? >> because the yankees want to control it. the yankees will control about 30%. amazon is not even the second largest bidder, just so you know. there's other players in there. so amazon is going to be part of this thing. they will be able to stream the local games, you kn

sinclaire? there is no report on this and i do have a question for you, mr. sinclaire. and that is that this term of this grant is from october 2n october 2nd, 2018 through march 31st, 2019. which is next week. why is this retroactive? and have you begun expending the funds? >> so this is all in-kind. so the final work product is what we're accepting now which is the concept design and feasibility study. we have been working for several years now with the trust for public land on that process. but no funds were exchanged as part of this grant. it's all in-kind. >> president fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment. any members of the public that would like to comment on item number 3? hi, sir, you have two minutes. >> good morning, everybody. i'm philip vitali for the trust for public land and we're part of the design and feasability study for this project. and i wanted to point out how valuable this project is to the community. there's more than 1300 children living within a two-minute walk of that facility. and over 57% of the people within th

joining us now is anna sinclair. -- emma sinclair.u decided it was so important to get 50-50 funding in this way. emma: i believe in putting money your mouth is. every week, we hear that statistics and a long list of negativity. negativity in my mind breeds negativity. my cofounder and i decided we want to be part of change and i wanted to have a positive statistic i could quote when everyone asks me why is it that only 2% of women get money from venture capital. i wanted to have something fantastically punching -- p unchy. anna: have this influence how you went about getting the money? did you have to do a different pitch? i had to be very entrepreneurial. typically for a business like mine, because we are growing and scaling, we are not a startup. you get to a fund and secure maybe 1-3 large checks about be a smoother process. you need to begin with a bucket full of people to seek out the money i needed. i really had to dig deep and seek women willing to write checks for my software. resonate with everybody, so i really had to hunt,

sinclair to night is given that there will be more missions probably in mali again for sure but i have new responsibilities now because i have a family i can't think about the military all the time. it was but someone has to sign up for those missions. i think it's important to make a contribution to society that it doesn't matter whether it's working in a nursing home for the elderly or picking up the garbage every day and. for me also my contribution to society is military service because it offline and i'm convinced that it's an important one causes in the published issue and. that's what. the parliamentary mandate for the bundesbank mission to mali is jus to expire in maine twenty nineteen the book is titled to side with the tour in us. from the gang member to tom chef. tim holland is one of germany's most innovative formation. in just a few years he became one of the best in the world. tireless perfectionist we meet the man and ask what's the secret to his success. d w. the baltic sea is of always worth a visit. that's why our host nicole foolish sets off just because of where she

sinclair to night is to know there will be more missions probably in mali again for sure but i have new responsibilities now because i have a family i can't think about the military all the time. to mine it was but someone has to sign up for those missions. i think it's important to make a contribution to society that it doesn't matter whether it's working in a nursing home for the elderly or picking up the garbage every day and. for me also my contribution to society is military service because it offline and i'm convinced that it's an important one causes in the published issue and. that's what. the parliamentary mandate for the bundesbank mission to mali is due to expire in may twenty ninth the boom is talking to side with the join us. tomorrow today looks at the big picture. we look down from high above the earth. and here far out into space. walk to the images we find tell us about a planet. the people that live on. join us on an interest thanks. to. next g.w. . players. table. is a strange petroleum is in a good game of the money the competition is fierce for its most important th

sinclair to night is to know there will be more missions probably in mali again for sure but i have new responsibilities now because i have a family i can't think about the military all the time. it was but someone has to sign up for those missions. i think it's important to make a contribution to society it doesn't matter whether it's working in a nursing home for the elderly or picking up the garbage every day. for meals and my contribution to society is military service. and i'm convinced that it's an important one and bosses in the published. the parliamentary mandate for the bundesbank mission to mali is jus to expire in may twenty ninth the book is titled to side with the turin year which. the fight for the future of electric transport enters the next round electric pioneer tesla is under pressure. german competitors are catching up fast. and now the predator is becoming the prey. charged. mr. sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. the musicologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. and found that deep in the rain forest in central africa. the

sinclair has a broad, has broad distribution throughout the country.bviously amazon is a, you know, if, they could be a national platform for the yankees. the yankees are a national team. we should point out, just so you know, amazon, no matter what you read any place else, did not lead the bidding group, it is not the majority owner. connell: the yankees are. >> not even second majority owner. the yankees are. what this shows, amazon was rumored into the other ones, the other 21. connell: which still have to be spun off. >> which comes at some point. shows amazon is dipping its toe into this water. it is not diving in. connell: i want to get to elon musk. i said before the break we would. stop. flash back to charlie's reporting on mr. musk. in case you wonder what he is doing, referring to the pot smoking on camera in the joe rogan podcast. charlie said that would be a big deal. regulators would take a look at it. he was right. here he is is right way back when. >> tobacco and marijuana in there. that is all it is. >> what we were getting from sources

christine sinclair stepped up to sidefoot home after a foul by chloe arthur.ve celtic — with them top of the scottish premiership and still with a chance to win the treble treble — that is all three scottish domestic trophies three years on the trot. he says he understand celtic fan's frustration that he decided to leave for the premier league. it all happened very quickly. i was presented an opportunity that came to me and, obviously, of course, emotionally you have to take that out. and my decision was that i felt after nearly three years at celtic, with everything that we have achieved and the success we had on the beach and improvements we'd made off the pitch, that i felt it was probably then be time to move on to my next challenge. bristol bears recorded their first win over gloucester in 11 years with a 28—2a win in the premiership at ashton gate. andy uren finished off the best try of the night for bristol early in the second half and lifts the bears up to ninth. they are now 13 points above bottom of the table newcastle in the fight for survival. and

the sinclair's came here. they wanted to build the largest pork and beef processing plant. they started it in this neighborhood. the packinghouses stink. they needed so many workers that people from the region of bohemia, which is now the czech republic, came here by the hundreds. we are completely welcoming to that group. >> what year was this? thehe 1870's was when diversity of cedar rapids changed overnight. the existing population fully welcomed the bohemian population. they populated this area around the job source. they all came to work. they had their own mini downtown here. kind of like other cities have little italy's or little china. we had little bohemia. as it became a more industrial area, the folks of the neighborhood shifted more towards the west side. this is a formal book -- a former bohemian movie theater. they had bohemian language films. this is the oldest restaurant and bar in cedar rapids. it is not changed at all since 1934 -- it has not changed at all since 1934. bohemians, that opened up the door for all other ethnic groups to come to cedar rapids.

so here is what we know, yankees are partnering with both sinclair and amazon and others, sinclair ande largest minority owners and those two largest minority owners are key, the plan to distribute the yankee game in local markets obviously through sinclair and here is the big thing, maria, the plan is to essentially stream yankee games via amazon prime, that's why this thing is a big deal. it's sort of -- it's ground breaking, one of the -- amazon does some sports but now specifically involved with a team and they are minority partner with yankees entertainment network. disney holds fox regional sports network after 71 billion-dollar deal to buy, they must sell to meet antitrust requirement, that bid asking going on. one other thing, from what i understand despite reports over at cnbc early on, amazon never put a first round bid in for the others, exclusively with the yankees, it may at some point but it's not there yet and a lot of people doubt they will, so i think this news will break today, it's fascinating what the price is, valuing at 3.4 billion, most sports teams aren't worth

the ice cube dream team is competing with major league baseball and sinclair broadcast.erate newing to youth oriented content. it has got nas involved, ll cool j involved. >> i think that is the way they are sort of assembling these new ownership groups, trying to get the actual athletes involved, the content providers involved. joe: we side with apple today. get the stars involved in the business. caroline: i've got to say, hats off to nwa, which has sparked some key entrepreneurs out there. dr. dre, ice cube. joe: coming up, we will talk about the mueller probe. ♪ todaypresident trump accused of the people responsible of treason, and says they will certainly be looked at , but the president did not specify who he was referring to. speaking in the oval office during a meeting with visiting israeli president benjamin netanyahu, president trump told supporters that there are a lot of people out there who have done some very evil things, some very bad things. pres. trump: i love this country as much as i can love anything. god.mily, my country, my what they did, it was a f

sallisaw sinclair rochelle was a natural in that role from the classroom so for now he has good relations with various opec countries. including arch enemies iran and saudi arabia. there is a just a little like this given the conflicts in the region moscow is increasingly assuming the role of mediator. because the united states has extracted itself over more what is it isn't it. that. i. have. for the first time russia and opec have arrived at an agreement to stabilize the market and exports do it all this is a first to get a license so. that we expect that these good relations between saudi arabia russia the opec and other countries will continue to head such as kazakhstan azerbaijan and oman was yet will be in and of of course what do what it also does that stand at the rigby journal much. more oil and politics of the ways gone hand in hand russia had ambitions that went well beyond the new opec plus agreement. doesn't mean we shouldn't exaggerate the importance of all of the energy and political sphere party politicians and diplomats must cooperate with one another on other important q

i talk about their kid getting into sinclair and getting breaks in life.or their kids and parents. and you take the debate and you make the contrast between who we are and who trump is and what he stands for and we win no matter the background nose and all the white noise that he keepsperting out there. >> when i hear you i believe you. senator from ohio. remember a few years ago when a high ranking government official got into hot water for releasing her, her private email accounts. now the house oversight committee wants to know more about ivanka trump and jared kushner's now admitted use of private email accounts to conduct white house business. i think we're back in the problem area. that's up next. that's up next let's be honest: dealing with your insurance can be frustrating. but with esurance, just snap some pics and you could get back on the road fast! well, not that fast. this editor made this commercial fit in 15 seconds. when insurance is simple, it's surprisingly painless. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own versio

christine sinclair stepped up to sidefoot home after a foul by chloe arthur.uropean indoor champs in glasgow. especially from katarina johnson—thompson who is on for a world record in the pentathlon with a healthy lead of 118 points after the first three events. she's the event favourite in the absence of world and olympic heptathlon champion, nafi thiam, who's injured and equalled her season's best time, in finishing second in the first event — the 60 metres hurdles. she went better in the next event, winning the highjump, just shy of her personal best, but that was enough to take her into the lead, and her british team—mate impressed with that in that event. before an even more impressive performance in the shot put. a liftime best forjohnson thompson of 13.15 metres to take firm control elsewhere, eilidh doyle has qualified for the semifinals of the 400 metres. she's a former silver medallist in this event and was one of the fastest losers afterfinishing third in her heat. laura kenny has pulled out of the world track cycling championships because of illnes

there are four bidders, major league baseball, sinclair broadcasting, liberty media and hip-hop star,e's big three basketball league are the bidders on this thing. there may be more. there was a lot of talk about amazon being interested in all the rsns. so far, they have only been interested in one of them. it's the yankees, the yes entertainment network. yankees entertainment network. that deal was closed. people doubt they are going to get into these. just so you know, that doesn't mean they won't but i'm just telling you, they doubt it. this thing is coming to an end. a six-month deal. they initially thought they were going to get $20 billion for all these. they are getting far less and you know, the reason for this is not that they are not good teams. it's called cord cutting. it's affecting every business, broadcasting business -- liz: apple's announcement. >> there it is. so this thing is going to go -- if they get about 10 for the yankees, they're not that far below 20 million but they're below it. anyway, go ahead. liz: a major arrest that started to unfold this afternoon. mic

sinclair apparently is also looking to bid.l, they are working out what i understand is add-ons to the disney mlb, to the sale. the add-on would have something to do with espn. disney owns espn. that's why it has to sell the rsns to a third party. can't have any arm's length relationship with them for justice department rules. apparently there is some talk about how the rsns could cut some deal with espn on the side, something that's been described to me as a national rights extension. maybe some espn programming appears on the rsns. i don't know. i don't have all the details. major league baseball is not commenting right now. neither are disney's bankers. but it does seem that a lot of activity is now being focused between major league baseball and mlb over these issues which it looks like maybe they want mlb to be the winner and they will win the auction when all's said and done. why does baseball want to buy these things, just so you know? remember, regional sports networks are cable -- run through cable channels across the

what i find striking about this is last year the president criticizes for sinclaire, he likes that organizationstandard. he's trying to facilitate the merger of an organization that has news coverage he likes and supports while trying to block at&t and time warner from merging. >> i think you're right. they'll look at all of this. >>> thank you. new reaction to that explosive documentary on michael jackson. two men sharing their accusations of abuse. but the film also being met with criticism by those defending the late artist. we're talking with someone who used to represent one of jackson's accusers. >> he helped me with my creativity, all those sorts of things. and he also sexually abused me. for seven years. corner? or could it turn out differently? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot... almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda approved and has both. don't stop eliquis

christine sinclair stepped up to sidefoot home after a foul by chloe arthur.west brom at home. and they have started well — taking the lead after only 16 seconds, pablo hernandez the scorer. with patrick ba mford doubling their leading the last few minutes. work to do now for west brom — who are also chasing automatic promotion. new leicester manager brendan rogers has been speaking about the reasons by why he decided to leave celtic — with them top of the scottish premiership and still with a chance to win the treble treble — that is all three scottish domestic trophies three years on the trot — he says he understand celtic fan‘s frustration that he decided to leave for the premier league. it all happened very quickly, i was presented with an opportunity that came to me, and of course, then, emotionally, you have to take the emotion out of the decision. and my decision was, after nearly three years, with everything we had achieved, the success we have had. i felt it was probably the time to move on to my next challenge. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have

stuart: sinclair in there. very interesting. what else have we got here? we have the dow industrials coming back a little bit, not much. we are down 173. >>> now this. tesla says its new car charging technology can recharge a car in 15 minutes. susan: i hope so. stuart: that's okay, it's good, but you have to have charging stations all over the place. >> have yyou have to have the n, the infrastructure. susan: not in many places, not in rural parts of the kun trich country. usually it's the northeast and california. it's hard to find a tesla charging station if you are going a distance outside of the state. it's still pretty difficult. stuart: shout-out for david barnson. he's got a new book, there you go, it's out next month. "the case for dividend growth." that's your mantra, isn't it? that's the stock you invest in, where the dividend is going to go up, right, david? >> yes, it is my world view of investing. the idea of being -- better companies growing their dividend over time, so many features to it. luckily you had me talk about it on the show a lot.

been perfectly clear in a series of cases including hutchison versus the united states in 1962 and sinclair versus the united states in 1929, that the fact of ongoing litigation is not a valid grounds for withholding documents from congress. are you aware of, that secretary ross? >> that requires a legal opinion, sir. i will have to refer that to -- >> okay. well, that principle goes back at least 90 years and we can give you countless examples of investigations by both republican and democratic chairmen of this committee as well as dozens of other commites in congress that have received documents while there was ongoing litigation. for example, chairman chaffetz had an epa rule while it was being litigated and got documents there. he did the same thing in the keystone excel pipeline hearings when there was ongoing litigation and the chairman did the same thing with the equifax data breach. so you are not a lawyer. you may not be aware of congress' power to appeal documents including the so-called secret memo which is being held now, but our colleagues should be perfectly aware of that fact

there's chris roddy's news max and there's sinclair, all trying to get a piece of the president, trying on air and gain ratings from that. >> martin, i want to ask you if there was a piece by susan glasser at the new yorker, she writes a letter and she focused this week on the lack of there being daily press briefings right now at the white house. not just at the white house, but we don't gate them from the state department to the same degree we get them in the past. that i gather is something bill shine wanted. your perspective on that, how this has altered our coverage. >> i think that the country is suffering in general from a lack of understanding about civics and government and how government works and how journalist works. and i think that fox news is exhibit a. it's a constant frustration, to me, not just as a journalist, but also who has been -- by the way, i've been an opinion writer and i've been a news reporter. and so, you know, going about my day-to-day life when i talk to people who aren't in our industry, people will ask me, well, what's the difference between an editoria

trump will walk away from a trade deal with china if conditions are not perfect, in interview with sinclaire potential deal but, you know, the issue forced transfer it can ip theft usual things structural cultural. >> you've got to have enforcement china is notorious for saying we will fix all things figures fix nothing president can't take tariffs off until indication china is doing something china is not going to like that want tariffs gone, once a deal is stayed on i think one of the big sticking points is exactly that when do they come -- of will me snap back if we see evidence of cheating china not going to like that i think the only way to enforce it. >> i agree with you i tariffs have to stay on until this enforcement is figured out can't be figured out next couple week, taking longer time period to figure it out you are seeing pressure in china look, manufacturing pni under 50 are expansionary territory over 3 months investment on downswing retail auto sales significantly negative right now feeling heat in china. >> you've got a story like this in "the wall street journal," that chi

they are watching local news, but it is really being produced and run by large corporations, like sinclairnd stuff like that. host: do you get a local newspaper? caller: i do not. host: have you ever gotten a local newspaper? caller: i used to get the ann arbor news for years, yes. host: why did you stop getting it? caller: i found it much easier to sit down and read when i had time and so, it was difficult to have a big hunk of paper dragging around when you wanted to sit down and read. host: how much time do you spend on the internet looking up news? caller: probably three hours or four hours a day. host: thanks for the call. the reason i ask about local newspapers, here is a story from today's washington times. local journalism is fading away town by town, noting some 1400 cities and towns across the united states have lost a newspaper in the past 15 years according to an associated press analysis of data compiled by the university of north carolina. ry, but the va result is many americans no longer have someone watching the city council for them. in many places, local journalism is dyi

christine sinclair stepped up to sidefoot home after a foul by chloe arthur.m pursuit in poland. they were just edged out by australia in the final — missing out by two tenths of a second. that's all the sport for now. martine, back with more in the next hour. as we've been hearing, the high court has ruled that part of the government's immigration policy, brought in when theresa may was home secretary, is in breach of human rights legislation. the scheme, known as "right to rent", requires landlords in england to establish the immigration status of prospective tenants. we have now been joined by kirby amour, who was affected by the right to rent policy a few years a go when a landlord told her she wasn't allowed to rent in the uk, just 48 hours before her and her family were due to move in. it must have been very distressing for you. tell us briefly what happened. ian american, married to a european citizen, i received an e—mail, not even a call, from a respected agency, who wrote to us 48 hours before moving in, saying, we are not giving you the keys, not gi

as they move along the receiving line they will meet the reverend jane sinclair, the honourable davidit is called the chair in office. it is like the president of the eu, and britain will hold that role until the next summit in rwanda.“ britain will hold that role until the next summit in rwanda. it is a reminder that whatever noises there are the business of the commonwealth goes on. indeed and theresa may was host along with the queen of last year‘s great summit which brought all the commonwealth leaders to london and at the time spoke of the importance. there is the secretary—general talking to the duchess. it is a reminder of a day like today, just over the road at westminster, who knows what is going on, but here there is an air of calm and permanence and friendship. the commonwealth games are always called the friendly games. commonwealth summits do have this unique atmosphere, do have a sense of family gathering. that‘s why it is smiles all round. and reminds us there is a wider world. yes, at times that can be very reassuring. the duke and duchess are now, having completed the