which one of you is doing spock as your reading assign men. that's one of the nits of this spock. it was true that compared to earlier victorian guides of child rearing spock was relatively permissive. the old standard in the 19th century was that children are little devils and their wills need to be broken 678 right? that's what child rearing was all about. spock compared to that was a lot more indulgent, yes but not by later later standards of permissive parenting. there were a lot of things that he advised that american women didn't follow. he counselled ondemand breast feeding. when i was a child breast feeding was very much out of fashion and formula in bottles was the way babies were raised. also, spock, it's very interesting, if you read his book he sort of assumed that boys are boys and girls are girls. he did counsel raising children by traditional gender roles. by today's standards spock wassing is something of a reactionary when it kams to his assumption that there were girls and boys. what made him controversial was his opposition of the vietnam war in the 1960s. he be

spock was relatively permissive. the old standard in the 19th century was children are little delves, and their wills need to be broken. that's what child rearing was all about. spock compared to that was much more indullgent but not by later standards of permissive parenting. there were also things he advised that american people didn't follow. he counseled on breast-feeding, and that's made a big come back, though. when i was a child breast-feeding was out of fashion and formulas were the ways babies were raised. and in his book he sort of assumed boys were boys and girls were girls. so by today's standards spock was something of a sort of reactionary. what really made spock a controversial figure was his opposition to the vietnam war. and then people projected his sort of anti-war liberalism onto his child rearing books. but that's something of a distortion. so american families are expanding a great deal in the 1950s, and mostly taken place in the suburbs. 19 a 55 is also a landmark year because it's the year mor

so by today's standards spock was something of a sort of reactionary. what really made spock a controversial figure was his opposition to the vietnam war. and then people projected his sort of anti-war liberalism onto his child rearing books. but that's something of a distortion. so american families are expanding a great deal in the 1950s, and mostly taken place in the suburbs. 19 a 55 is also a landmark year because it's the year more americans live in suburbs. 1920s more people lived in cities than on farms. the suburban population doubled. from 36 million to 72 million by 1970. by 1970 the suburbs included more people than cities and farms combined. so the country was a majority suburban nation. and about a million acres of farmland was being developed into suburban housing every year. so the american landscape is changing fundamentally by this demographic change. about 83% of the population increased. and the 1950s were the decade of greatest population increase in american history with maybe the exception of the first or second decade of the 20th

let's look at dr spock you might notice him so mr obama played on to. that sort of get that son might get a mess you will tune feel totally neat on as you do new quick look less mock you see how he had a fabric the suppressed muscles on the. oh close he ended up being you know. market liberalisation increased sanitary risks what does act of pharma have to say in response to these fears after many months of investigation and countless requests the company still refuses any interview. we went to their headquarters located in the time in the canton shits. on the issue in my book. it is a kind of a. yapping. about if. it. will have an office if that was your mind if you're just on our properties the only the best thing to do is if you could leave the building at the moment and in as thomas sit we will consider your questions and come back with us with through the appropriate through the appropriate channels ok so you will answer my questions we will as you wish you just said that you will answer all questions. upon the police's request our camera man left t

the sense of who should be retooled to not even a pre-election debate couldn't get the two to clash spock's to fly what was supposed to be a jewel looked more like a jew at the ball and delicateness of appears on national missile guidance. to. come back and staged. over they have them by the difference of things. but one german we put it the biggest difference between merkel and shoes is that the more i guess the odds are. we will be bringing you live coverage of the german federal elections throughout the day from our studio in berlin stay with us here on out international for the latest updates. manufacture consent to the public will. when the ruling class is protect them so. the flaming. lips. we can all middle of the room see. the reason why north korea is trying to develop the capability to. prevent japan and the united states from assisting south korea in case of contingencies because with. the missile capabilities capable of attacking japan and the united states north korea can say oh the americans and if you assist south korea. with nuclear weapons. we're back in moscow with more of

unpredictable in that sense who should we tool to not even a pre-election debate can get the two to clash spock's to fly what was supposed to be a jewel. looked more like a duet delicateness over. america . different from the. much more german we've put it the biggest difference between killing who used to be or i guess the. ok i could talk about how i bring you live coverage of the german federal elections throughout the day but let's instead bring you live coverage now of people actually voting let's see some pictures. of the just over for forty five minutes or so for them to do it not too much action at the moment but there will be a light the bad weather has put a few of them off there will be we'll bring you all the updates and analysis throughout the dice they would love to. put themselves. they did accept the reject. so if you want to present. yourself. to write. this is what. people are. interested is it. ok let's get a check on more of today's main the world news no on the north korean foreign minister to say he's a missile strike on the u.s. mainland is in never to bill he was addressin

doctor spock know?>> aww. [ crying ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show caitriona balfe, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you so much. >> seth: i did not want you to think i only drink with jennifer lawrence. i know you're a vodka-soda drinker, so -- >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> seth: i have one myself. cheers. >> i mean she is my new hero, so. >> seth: well there you go. she -- she opens -- she's the gateway drug for the rest of us. so there you go. [ laughter ] >> you know, if an irish girl can't drink as much as jennifer lawrence, we're in trouble. >> seth: yeah, that's true, so there you go. and you are -- you're from ireland. you used to live in new york though, yes? >> i did for about eight years. >> seth: eight years. and so you come back here fairly often? >> i do. and what i love about new york is it's the city where anything can happen. >> seth: yeah, last y happened. >> well, so, i was here for about three weeks and that's a bit too long to be in a

in that sense who should we tool to not even a pre-election debate couldn't get the two to clash spock's to fly what was supposed to be a jewel looked more like a jew at civil and just allocators of a p.s. i was an additional value. internationalist american staged. they have different things. but one german we put it the biggest difference. is that the more i guess the. well we will of course became me a close watch on all the developments coming from germany including the initial exit poll so that the later in the day next the stories from a busy news week. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the senate it's. the only show i go out of my way to times you know what it is that really packs a punch. is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same. apparently better than. the c. people you've never heard of redacted the night president of the world bank ok. seriously send us an email. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line they did accept or reject. so when you want to be president . some want to. have to go right for us this is what. reasonable pe

unpredictable in that sense who should be tool to not even a pre-election debate can get the two to clash spock's to fly what was supposed to be a jewel looked more like a jew at civil and sht allocators of a p.s. i was my initial guidance. internationalist flashed back and staged. oh really how there might be a difference in these. much more in germany we've put it the biggest difference you really should use the. more i guess the. well we will of course be keeping a close all the developments from germany including the exit polls and what they're telling us a little bit later in the day but after the break the stories from a busy news week. or less. player. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations from washington to washington controls the media the media and. voters elected to businessman to run this country business if. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before . let's take a look at some other world news this hour a north korean t.v. channel has broadcast on a limited film depicting

unpredictable in that sense who should be tool to not even a pre-election debate can get the two to clash spock's to fly what was supposed to be a jewel looked more like a jew at civil and sht allocators of appears just an. internationalist american staged. over they have them by the difference of things. but one germany which put it that the. difference between merkel it should be or i guess the. just point of interest i think the berlin marathon is taking place today and the first finish is just going across the finish line interesting lee some of them will be running straight to the voting stations to cast their ballots in the political race so we're interested in a closer look at the runners in that with more info see you next. the reason why north korea is trying to develop the capability to. prevent japan and united states from assisting south korea in case of contingencies because with nuclear and the missile capability is capable of attacking japan and the united states north korea can stay tell the americans and japanese if you assist south korea we would attack you with nuclear weapons.

unpredictable in that sense should we tool to not even a pre-election debate couldn't get the two to clash spock's to fly what was supposed to be a jewel looked more like a jew at pinball and stella could also have a. little guidance. to. come back and staged. we have them by the difference in the past but this one german we put it the biggest difference between merkel and shoes is the be or i guess the. it is let's be honest it's a miserable day here in berlin in terms of whether it's great it's overcast there's a fine drizzle don't worry i'll be here to shine a very broad light on to the world of german politics say next out. with lawmakers manufacture consensus and stick to the public wells. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final merry go round be the one percent. nothing. we can all middle of the roots to. the reason why north korea is trying to develop the capability to. prevent japan and the united states from assisting south korea in case of contingencies because with. the missile capability is capable of attacking japan and the united states north korea can say oh the ame

are the visual hallmarks of october fest but the designs vary from one village to the next munich's spock association is known for its elaborate costumes its members have been preserving their ancestors' traditions for close to a century they always attend the october fest costume parade. we took off our outfit is a nice but very in costume i feel comfortable in and which i wear with pride it would be a pity if we no longer had it so it was new to him. six hours earlier the fisher family was busy making their final preparations this is daughter again as costume back in the day it was reserved for single women reflecting the wearer's social standing the adornments on the baathists carry a particular significance. people used to say the more coins you wore the more livestock you had in your barn you might interpret that to mean she comes from good stock. of them gripping story. christina fish. there is wearing a costume sported by married women forty meters of fabric went into this custom made outfit the fancy frills once symbolized prosperity only wealthy farmers' wives could afford them a

in that sense who should we talked to not even a pre-election debate can get the two to clash or spock's to fly what was supposed to be a jewel looked more like a jew at the ball and stella could us all p.s. . all traditional. they have their mind the differences on that but as one german wheat put it the biggest difference between merkel and shoot is the. more i get. the free democratic party which is polling in full three that says out as a victory and a major turnaround after a plunge in popularity in recent years and its young leader christian lens now has been credited with this dramatic revival our correspondent all of a has been at that camp. christiane linda has spoken he received a raucous reception from what is continuing now is fairly subdued celebration here at the free democrats headquarters here in central berlin a lot of thought going into what comes next now what goes on in those tough negotiations very tough negotiations that are starting almost immediately as to who joins the coalition or how that coalition will be managed now christian linda when he took the stage he s

spock's to fly what was supposed to be a jewel looked more like a jew at the ball and stella could us over. america staged. we have them by the differences. but one german we put it the biggest difference between merkel and shoots is that the four eyed guys do you see. do you care about the future of germany and hence the future of the european union if you do i think you do you want to join us next hour.

them to selected addresses they called these texts from the latin for act and after every form of spock in king august a full. ten flat august nine hundred forty two many people are becoming increasingly worried about germany's future minister governess constantly tries to deceive us but it's not working people can no longer deny that the situation is getting worse every month they can no longer turn a blind eye to these horrors to the disastrous national socialist policies that threaten us all all that needs to be said can be summarized in this demand get serious and do something send as many copies of this letter as you can pass it on to friends and colleagues you are not alone at first fight as an individual then fight in groups the germany of tomorrow belongs to. nazi germany's highest military court. the chamber that dealt with top secret cases considered the charges against hines trail come to a bunch of fun bake and others fun bake who knew that a low had been a member of the young communist league introduced her boyfriend to shorts a boysen in the winter of one nine hundred fort

unpredictable in that sense who should be retooled to not even a pre-election debate can get the two to clash spock's to fly what was supposed to be a jewel looked more like a jew at pinball and. delicateness over. america station. we have my differences. but one german we put it the biggest difference really. is that the more i guess the. world i'm a bit more because very early on. he didn't want to go into any further coalition with angela merkel talking about the ways they did get on at the moment on television national t.v. here in germany there's a big round table of all the party leaders merkel and. her already modern shoulder . attacking angle of merkel and in turn i'm seeing a lot of people online making fun of schultz so what a. loser etc so messy business politics is and i wish we go next well everyone's happy but some people have plenty of excitement at the left party campaign and our correspondents well it depends be bad for us and joins us now live sort of how the atmosphere building up with the f.t.p. is not people on how people of course barely embed in the f.t.p. count very happy face

a superpower is trying to threaten another state and lo and behold when the other states threaten spock that's the story when is right the history and at the moment it looks like america and i would have it thank you that's it for the show will be back on saturday about the first prime minister's question since politics returns with a new pencil cases up to the summer holidays till then you go to a social media with you on saturday twenty four years to the day u.s. cobra helicopters fired on a crowd of civilians reportedly killing up to one hundred women children as part of the un peacekeeping mission. or maybe more you. know them i talk to them they. want to. riyadh all they missed but also. to this body of his body of one point the love of this story here but this sort of feel good to do but to me i'm looking. for but it's easy to see if we. see see more and all that but it's one that's. yes your repeated in. the. yes to some muscle fissures it means that you struggle on the same issue into. the . film to see. this honesty so. you don't want to. miss it. but i bought. it. it was a goo

you are spock's adopted sister? how is that? please? can you do the sign? are you legit?us this story is and i appreciate how they have woven me into that family because spock is an institution. s >> i do not. i was adopted. i'm 100% human. my parents were killed when i was young. it was at an out post. they were commissioned to me. i became their surrogate daughter. >> do you have volcan qualities? >> definitely. there's been a serious vulcan indoctrination for sure. i was forced into the assembly. >> okay. >> did you say on a recent panel did you say somehow looking at star trek discovery can give you an entree of solutions for today's problems? >> i think so. that seems like a lofty think to say but i think it can be profound. obviously stories can be so healing. art is so healing. and i think that when you have a story that show as picture of a utopian future, i think -- especially -- it's been this way the entire time. this is the legacy of "star trek." i think when you can tap into that, key into that, i think that having a vision of it can help you actuallyize it.

this is the dubliners line from berlin the kurdish independence folks by photo spock's a backlash took a stop straining kurdish troops to fight so-called islamic states and holds joint military exercises with iraq. near the kurds kurds semi autonomous zone and airlines say they will suspend flights into and out of the kurds main airport will bring you the latest from the region also on the program germany's biggest football club by a munich socks that coach carlo and. the italian that pays the price for a disappointing start to the season. and playboy magazines are found a huge half that dies at the age of nineteen why did they not a millionaire empower women just a pattern of paul. i feel gail welcome to the program a vote for independence by iraq's kurds has heightened tensions across the region baghdad is refusing to recognize the result and has ordered the closure of the main airport in the capital of the kurdish semi autonomous zone neighboring turkey meanwhile has suspended its training of kurdish troops to fight so-called islamic state it's also how the joint military exercises

one of the crossover sphrz your series and the original is ceric, who is spock's father, raises you.vulcan. >> right. >> you're human. >> yes. >> stephen: but your parents were killed by klingons. >> yes. >> stephen: i'm a little obsessed about any details i can get out of it. so are you-- do you have a motion if you were raised by vulcans? >> i do, because i am human. >> stephen: okay. >> so i am a human in the culture of vulcan. right. so there's assimilation happening there. >> stephen: okay. >> and there's culture shock that happened there. >> stephen: how much of the audition was just doing this? >> you know, that's real good. except your thumb has to be -- >> stephen: has to be on the side? >> you have to bring your thumb out. there you go! that's it! that's it! it came quite naturally, so it was meant to be. >> stephen: the vulcan philosophy-- >> yes. >> stephen: the basis of it. correct me if i'm wrong. you have been raised by vulcans. >> get it right. >> stephen: is "infinite diversity in infinite combinations." does america need a little "star trek" right now? >> are you ki

you're right but it was a you come off number one thing in the midst of he's all right said mr spock. he's going to you should i or my space get someone on here look up i want you to use your miles from. me. i set off to the north caucasus where dozens of small muslim nations try to co-exist with russia. one of them the russian autonomous republic of dagestan is it so home to some thirty distinct ethnicity. their bent an ancient city in southern pakistan once had an arabic name. the gateway. is through this city bordering on today's azerbaijan that islam started to spread into what is now russia as early as the seventh century. and millenium later russia now and powerful empire conquered august on after a long and brutal war. cook asian muslim culture survived in the russian empire listserv each union and putin's russia mixing with some customs from russia's norm. at the nineteenth century q my mom. told me about the legendary leader of dug a stone. who fought the russians but then made peace but the talk. was not the story. which. is just. a book or book. and. spoke when they go. and

crisis isn't over by any means i mean while general is blaming the will hang on for the violence that spock's the refugee crisis in a post on his verified facebook page gentlemen attributes of violence to what he calls extremist bengalis in rakhine state trying to build a strong home let's not bring in thomas mike mack. man the sense in london to the news great story about that he is a research fellow at the international state crime initiative at queen mary university of london thank you very much for being with us many rights groups including human rights watch and amnesty international thomas of level the charge of ethnic cleansing against myanmar government is what we've seen the images that have come out of rakhine state in the last few weeks textbook example of ethnic cleansing yes what we are seeing happening to is a mcmansion but it's more than that it's a genocide ethnic cleansing as a term is really a euphemism for genocide there's no legal definition of ethnic cleansing so for me it's it's important to understand that this is. the burmese government are trying to destroy their own

you are spock's adopted sister. >> yeah. >> how, nora! >> how is that?it? >> i appreciate they have woven me into that family. because spoke is an institution. >> yes. >> do you have pointy ears? >> i do not. i'm a human. >> i'm 100% human. my parents were killed when i was young. it happened at a vulcan outpost. they took responsibility for me. i was commissioned to the care. i became their surrogate daughter and -- >> do you have vulcan qualities? >> definitely. i had to -- >> did you say on a recent panel that somehow looking at star trek discovery can give you solutions for today's problems? i think so. and that seems like a lost thing to say, right. but i think it's very -- i think it is very profound. obviously stories can be so healing. art is so healing. and i think that when you have a story that shows a picture of a utopian future, i think, especially it's been this way the entire time. it's the legacy of "star trek." i think when you can tap into that, when you can key into that, i think having a vision of it can help you actualize it. >> when

. >> reporter: we spock with spokh you earlier this morning. far. >> we have approximately 150 bags spread out throughout the building. we have 7,000 bottles of water donated. we have about 2500 now bottles of premade protein drinks, 75 cases of diapers. we had one woman donate 24 cartons of baby we have buckets donated that we're trying to put together now that fema suggested we do that are filled with cleaning supplies over here. we had one woman donate all this clorox and people are just coming out of the woodwork and we and want them to know that they can continue to come here from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. until we leave on wednesday morning. >> reporter: so, from here, these items that andy just described and this is andy morganson from here these items will head out on wednesday, i have that correct? >> yes. >> reporter: and will head south to the aftermath, the people in florida for hurricane irma to help them. and you pointed out something that was very interesting when they were speaking this morning you said you have something called th

. >> we are seeing the star truck stuff here, he is spot on spock. >> yes.reat. martin landau passed away in july. his final movie, the last poker game is going to be playing september eighth. martin was the first recipient of the lifetime achievement award we give out. he is special for us, he has been on our advisory board. we miss him. >> castro, friday september the 15th. tab hunter is in that. he is going to be there. >> also lanie kazan. that's going to be great. so much going on. it's like a road map to figure out this film festival. we have a good time. we have lots of great stuff. >> check it out. the cast oa theater, it kicks off september seventh and goes through september 16th. >> thank you for having me. >>> lets go over to find out about the cooling trend. >> it begins today and will continue for the next few days, this is a live look into oakland where we sa a bit of sunshine, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies throughout the day. the clouds are coming in from the south, packing a bit of moisture, that means it could help to offset the heat.