spock.e will address ourselves to this important question on a report this week. >> john scali will return in one minute. >> outside the justice department in washington, on october 20, dr. spock and the reverend william sloane urged young men to turn in their draft cards. the reverend collected some cards and brought them to the justice department himself. indictments handed down earlier this month charge kaufman, spock, and three others were arrested for conspiring to aid young men to evade the draft. this was the reverend's reaction. >> we welcome the indictment. what we want to do is to try and demonstrate that many aspects of the war and the law are really unconstitutional. i am disturbed to get letters from people who say how can a christian minister oppose the law of the land? these people seem to forget that one, from a religious perspective, never surrender one's consciousness to the state. it goes through the entire bible. we must obey god rather than men. our puritan forefathers c

spock, dr. benjamin spock. and ever since then, i have had to figure it out, but i was the story. [applause] >> cathy wilkerson. and on our blog we have the whole block that kathy has written about her pentagon experience. so take this as a sample. i was the washington regional organizer for sds. it's a testimony to the depth of the movement. i had virtually no idea what you doing in planning the sts had aion, because position that was really campuses,and on the talk to the people one-on-one and change hearts and minds. we were ambivalent and as a local washington person i was particularly ambivalent about it because it took time and resources away. that was sort of the norm. we have chapters on campuses that hadshington weekly meetings and demonstrations. i would imagine i did learn some things about them and we all decided we should go and support them. we weren't going to spend a lot of time on it. we went to the memorial, to the speeches, to the rally. as anhad been trained organizer by the civil rights movement. i had learned about the of civile of community rights movement.

chronicles of old sang the praises of chaos but stew countless miracles that happened beside it and spock but now a playing slap mocks the place where once the great tombstone print fifteen forty and radiates confiscated the entire tractor because the. above the final resting place of sin but the stained glass windows of the class the figure of christ bearing his cross is one might have identified. that jesus seen in the triumphant light of transfiguration on mount was from a a to cough but to the two transfiguration. the cloisters with gothic tracery a cool and lucid as well. own his tranquillity it seems scarcely credible that this cathedral to the witnessed such troubled times although for decades it was derelict to collapse or indeed sixteen fifty the choir stalls were banned by scottish prison as locked up by cromwell zombie. like any church darren cathedral symbolizes the union of heaven and the knave represents the us the transepts heaven at the crossing they meet and fall across the cross of the universe is more than fifty meters up borne by forecasters a column out in the cosmos

as your forces cracked spock's begin to fly. powerless a witness documentary at this time on al-jazeera. a year on from the election that shook washington both the republican and democratic parties are struggling to adjust to a polarized electorate it really is an identity crisis you just run against drugs or do you literally stake out a set of positions that offer us a clear alternative not just a truck but to the politics that gave truck faultlines examines the shifting sands of american politics life of the party this time on al jazeera. this is al-jazeera.

have your forces cracked spock speaking to flight. powerless eyewitness documentary at this time on al-jazeera. north korea fires what it says is its most powerful misawa get one that can reach the u.s. mainland.

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have your forces cracked spock speaking to flight. powerless eyewitness documentary at this time on al-jazeera. and reported world on the. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking for water for the dry riverbed like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. over one hundred and sixty years ago a musician started a band in an arty street in cairo and their brass band was so popular it gave birth to an entire musical genre. a century and a half later the sound still resonates with many egyptians today house of the people's music at this time on al-jazeera. this is the opportunity to understand in a very different way where there. is a you don't leave out. syrian government strikes kill nine thousand people in east include her

the last july yet spock is united with the first young school. the name glyph on which eighteen rabbits is sitting is still easily distinguishable is glyph because frequently at copa most of the steel is on the main square his in the forty third year of his reign eighteen rabbits had the new arena football games laid out human sacrifices were made at the opening ceremony as at every major occasion the victims were usually prominent citizens of other mayan city states it was the king's responsibility to ensure supply by waging war. once a crusade against neighboring katie was the undoing of eighteen rabbits he himself was captured and sacrificed with the king slaughtered on the sacrificial stone the dynasty lost prestige the people of japan believed that the gods who deserted the aquila his success it was a weak ruler who did not even venture to put up steel as on the main squares as those before him undone but with the fifteenth ruler smoked shall capone's fortunes began to revive. he had steps built that lead to no temple or palace they simply l

zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has stepped down after thirty seven years in power is spock scenes of jubilation across the country at large crowds filling the streets and celebration. sent this report. jubilation on the streets of harare across the country that robert mugabe rule for thirty seven years while to liberation as maybe even days. news demagogy was stepping down came as both houses of parliament sat in an extraordinary session to debase the president's impeachment to speak at the speed of the session and told m.p.'s that he'd received a letter. mugabe wrote that he was resigning with the media's effect voluntarily in order to facilitate a smooth transfer of power. to the crowds outside those who was many thought they'd never have ever since i was born i have never thought to this day i'm so close for thirty seven years we have been our fathers were there when my father the war veteran who went to war. went to paris to show well this must have been your mugabe's departure comes an emotional week off the military first took to the streets intervening in party politics ove

. >> this is their latest iteration of their spock robot. smaller, sleeker. it appears to be running on battery power. all of that makes it -- very cool. >> you don't have to pick up after it. >>> nicole buyer who watches on abc 7 in new york city is the latest winner of the "rtm" ipad mini give away. >> you can win too. all you need is wednesday's buzz word. you need to be at least 21 years of age and a legal resident of u.s. or canada. >> buzz word coming up. >> stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini give away. >>> this was a super exciting day for little john marcus and his sister. >> hi, how are you, are you doing horrible today? >> absolutely. dreadful. >> dreadful? >> right. it's -- >> you are john marcus' favorite. >> hanging out with jack and sally from the nightmare before christmas at disney world. kind of hard to top that. right? well, little john will give him something to forget about jack and sally. >> i wanted to do something super special for him today. >> of course. >> today is a super special day. >> all right. >> we have something to give john ma

makes regular visits to schools in the area has a mr spock the children's curiosity and teach them why lions are important both for the environment and also for the people living here. so when you are young you're a lot more flexible. so from that point of view we expect that. the young people can embrace. any new idea especially scientific facts the other very important aspect and cons of ace and this it is a long term investment. one potential benefit for the locals there's money to be and from lyon conservation. regularly takes tourists out into the wild to experience the lions at close range. besides paying a fee to the ugandan wildlife or thirty tourists also donate ten u.s. dollars to see fitz lion program. the money goes to reimburse farmers whose livestock have been killed by the lions this compensation has changed the locals attitude towards the predators and. we cannot fully compensate the other one hundred percent but the. resource flow increases with more tourists we can also afford to pay instead of fifty percent seventy percent and the change for the seasons then before w

and mr spock. the face of terrorism some of bin laden. and what came after the horrors of. george w. bush searching in vain for saddam hussein's weapons of mass destruction. some of noma parts portraits originate in despair or frustration shortly before the deadline his laptop crashed the result steve jobs no markets other ideas on the streets of london where he lives or when he's in the bathroom. i don't know if you see michael jackson portrayed so that started from a meeting with you are the rector and he asked me to do it you know stray cinema both michael jackson. the fact that the moderates kind of for losing their babies and their kids with michael jackson asked and they heard. what he was doing and i went to the toilet after the meeting and i saw this not be changing symbol you know with moderate care we debate in the nothing but suddenly this icon come michael jackson's face so i've seen it in my head at the end so somewhere in my mind and i have sketchbooks as well the dedicated there is a. kind of place with lots of ideas and thoughts and i don't know how it works

let's look at dr spock you might notice him for mr obama played only to be efficiency of a. pet store to get that son might get it is a few unless you want to feel told me i need to lose you do not really can look just knock us. suppressed muscles want it to go close again didn't believe a. market liberalization increased sanitary risks what does act a farmer 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 of spirits. to have a siesta the last one. is in my book body. it is the kind of a. yapping for the. dogs isn't all that bad. a . lot better she will have better because if that was your mind if i ever met this fellow 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 a. with through the appropriate to through the appropriate channels ok so you will answer my questions you will as you wish you just said that you

we're more like homer simpson than we are like spock from "star trek." >> reporter: his idea was to enroll people automatically in savings plans. they would have to opt out if they didn't want to save. this would help americans use 401(k)s and roth iras. and they would automatically increase their savings as their salaries rise. would you agree to increase it 2% a year until you get up to some reasonable level? >> that works wonders. >> reporter: but the growth spurt since thalor introduced behavioral economics has stalled. and the actual dollar amounts of savings remain low. a third of all americans, for example, have no savings at all. policymakers struggle with how to prompt low income americans to save more and how to adapt to an economy where more workers are self-employed and earn irregular income from the gig economy. for them, savings is always voluntary is difficult to plan. senator jeff flake and congressman david bratt introduced a bill to create universal savings account, a super charged roth ira with no penalty for early withdrawal. those penalties are the reason many low inco

some very dark secrets the mysterious disappearance of a young boy the second in just a few weeks spock's a desperate search for answers by phone connected families each with their own skeletons in the closet. the families don't know where the boy is but eerily we do. the mind bending story comes not just three generations but time itself. with more than seventy characters right a young freezes work is a feat of german engineering. and i'm a very structured thinker i think i like possibles i like gains that involve strategy it is very. mathematical. the series takes place in a world where the every day is filled with omens of something about to go terribly wrong. want to get out if the shooter. in the. dark deals with the dark within all of us the idea of free will and why seemingly normal people do very bad things. and i am influenced in fascinated with the idea of an ordinary person doing something terrible. is a slow burn taking its good time to give out and since answers we least expect. diverse of sports now a look at a sporting multi-talented one of football's top coaches is said to

spock's begin to fly. out unless a witness documentary. this time on al-jazeera. hello again on. these are our top stories pakistan's prime minister and the military have agreed not to use force to disperse protesters in the capital islamabad the demonstration has increased dramatically since saturday when six people were killed as police tried to break up the crowds thousands of people of trades in other cities in a show solidarity the protests as are angry about the wording of a palm and. come all high to has more from color. that traveling from lahore dirt on the motorway about ford before and. however taken literally. from one intersection to another change and that of course is causing huge problems because what the protesters have done they have barricaded all the. point where they were able to march to the border and they have blocked that highway at every place. tributes are being paid in the indian city of mumbai to the one hundred sixty eight people who were killed in the two thousand and eight attacks families of the victims laid wreaths and lit candles on the ninth an

suzanne spock gave her life to save hundreds ofjewish children in nazi occupied paris.ound network to keep them in hiding and set up intelligence gathering to fight german oppression. i spoke with the author of suzanne's children to learn more about the resistance. there are many stories about people helping dues under natty occupation, what made suzanne so special? she couldn't vote, she couldn't open a bank account with our own money, yet she operated a network to save jewish children from auschwitz. it offers a model as to how to resist government for a long time. what lessons do we learn from hard?“ she could have voted, she would have voted, she really believed in the democratic process. she only took this extraordinary action when there was no democratic process available. it wasn't a narrow resistance. the wonderfuljob of hiding a jewish family in your basement, many than that, but first of all she went and found the people who needed help the most, and that happened to be polish duesin most, and that happened to be polish dues in paris, even though she wasn't po

president robert mugabe has resigned as the country's leader after thirty seven years in power the new spock scenes of jubilation around the country with large crowds filling the streets in celebration . yes. we are here. we have been you know. lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has arrived in beirut two weeks after announcing his resignation one in saudi arabia lebanon's president previously said harry was being detained by saudi authorities has denied the accusations. north korea is accused of violating the korean war disagreement by chasing a defector over the border between the two countries this video shows him being chased as he crossed the demarcation line the man was rescued by south korean soldiers and dragged him to safety on the southern side of the front in the defector also a soldier remains in hospital following surgery. the key findings of the special investigation team are that the k.p.a. violated the armistice agreement by one firing weapons across the m.t.l. and two by actually crossing the m.d.o. temporarily you can see personnel at the j s a notified k.p.a. of these vio

we have cognitive biases that sway our thinking, just as spock used to tell us in star trek. who worked together in the ‘70s and ‘80s, who did more than anyone to promote our understanding of our irrational side. and their collaboration makes a fascinating story in its own right. it's been told in a book called the undoing project by the acclaimed us writer michael lewis, the man behind the big short and moneyball among other blockbusters. i met up with him this morning, to talk about the world today, cognitive biases, and those two israeli psychologists who most people have probably not heard of. so i forgive people who haven't heard of them, because i hadn't heard of them. danny would be best known for having one won the noble prize in economics in 2002. despite not being an economist. there were two psychologists, who met in the late 60s, in jerusalem and though they were seen by the people round them as complete opposite, total odd couple. one was neurotic an depressed an artistic and imaginative and the other was this very up beat logician, but who was kind of everybody

the group we spock with friday included jennifer hyman, co-founder of rent the run way.e krawcheck, before finding ellevest, ceo of citigroup. jane rosen thchlt hal, ceo, tribeca, and elaine welterroth, and jessica howard, three time, rhythmic gymnastics champion. howard and several team mates accuse, former team doctor of sexual assault while she was competing. all of these women shared their experiences and offered insight on how they hoped to help more women, as they continue coming forward. >> when i started work on wall street, i, i remember one day leaning over a desk, to work on a spread sheet. and turning around and there was a guy behind me pretending to perform a sex act on me. with all of the other guys watching. and all the other guys laughing. and this, sense of incredible shame. >> you felt ashamed. >> absolutely. how could i have leaned over the desk like that? >> there is a problem in that we are kind of aculturated growing up if this locker room talk starts in high school with men thinking it is okay to oversexualize women what did we think was going to

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spock was the main speaker. cnd button-- i wore a throughout high school and my friends called me a commie for doing it. you have answered why there is not as much of an antiwar movement presently. i'm wondering whether you can comment on whether the obama victory in 2008 in some fashion is a culmination of the antiwar movement? theame to prominence in 2004 convention, but he came to prominence as an antiwar spokesperson. i think he won the primaries primarily because of his votes vote inote opposed, her favor. that raises the other question, once we claim victory, how do we presidency? k professorazin: that -- : that's a very good point. i think john kerry also want -- >> if you missed it, he just said that he voted for the war. obama did notn: have a chance to vote for the war. he was not a congressman. people started pushing. support went on and, of course, now we have more troops in afghanistan. , you need anally outside strategy. outsideot depend on the strategy. at the same time, you cannot limit the milit

spock or mr. spock, i can't remember.>> what happened? >> they threw the puzzle out and pretended like the whole thing never happened. >> let's play. >> we love the game so much we got to play and can't have you here without playing ourer >> okay. >> yes. >> we invited a super fan. her name is yolanda right there with her mom. it is her birthday. >> both of our birthdays. >> oh, happy birthday. [ cheers and applause ] >> before we get started what do you love most about the game. >> the show is so much fun. we've been watching it forever. vanna is so execute and did know the trivia about the dress, it's great. it's fun. >> we'll test your knowledge and see how big of a fan you really are. we'll put ten seconds on the clock to solve this puzzle. the category is vanna's favorite food. let's put r, s, t, n, l and e on the board. >> i know what it is. >> yolanda. you better be ready. right now. vanna's favorite food. >> oh, i know -- >> give her another letter. >> one more. >> giver her an m. >> give herrage m. >> i don't kn

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as your forces cracked arm spock's begin to fly. powerless a witness documentary at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back as we look at the weather across the levant and western parts of asia we've had a weather front coming through those parts around given some very heavy rain the whole system clearing away but still got some snow across parts of afghanistan up into the hindu kush house where the north when dropping temperatures for back a mix of nine some showers not particularize weather conditions there we've also got some showers on the southern side of the caspian sea turning red lead to snow up over the mountains to around largely dry with highs there of ten degrees moving on through into sunday not a great deal of change across this region who the eastern side of the better training the winds coming from the south so temperatures not too bad but the chance of wanted to showers here across parts of iraq heading down into the arabian peninsula for a fair amount of cloud over the last couple days indeed with a little bit of rai

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spock was popular and i was 7 years old and wore an id band at high school and my fellow students called me a tommy for doing it. >> commie. >> so requiyou're analyzing why there's not so much of an anti-war movement presently. i'm wondering whether you could comment whether the obama victory in 2008 in some fashion is a culmination of that anti-war movement? he came to prominence on the 2004 convention but he came to prominence as a -- >> no dumb wars. >> anti-war spokesperson. i think he won the primaries i think primarily because of being -- he didn't vote but her vote in david faber, his vote opposed. so could we claim victory -- in fave for, her vote opposed. could we claim victory and once we do how do we evaluate his presidency with regard to war and peace. >> that's a great question and good point. john kerry ran on pulling out of iraq in 2004. didn't win but got votes from people who agree with him. i'm sorry? yeah. he turned against it by 2004. >> if you just missed it, he voted for the war. >> o didn't have a chance to vote for the war, he wasn't in congress. it's a good point

afghanistan had been minimal before the unocal pipeline project but one of them just negotiations spock's the clinton administration's interest in the country. i'd probably go to washington d.c. or once every six state weeks and i would typically meet with the state department the n.s.a. and cia. the cia was was very you know they have this shadowy image i guess you call of that i found very straightforward and very professional and i think the clinton administration was really committed to helping you know american business miss obsessing. we enjoyed and really strong support from us. you know crowd wasn't the only oil company that wanted to build. pipeline in afghanistan option time company breed us was also trying to do a deal with the taliban. well but he does when his father and the meal was over a little set of rules of the hands of. the duties of a no is this the president had to know not an oath was a form to cry kid will come to the can deal with the results of that as. the taliban delegation arrived at unocal headquarters in december ninety ninety seven. martin came home one day

john miller spock about this yesterday at the press conference. there's at a lot of buildup here. after the bombing of the federal building in 1995 we began tracking people purchasing large amounts of diesel fuel and fertilizer because they are the components of the bomb. u-haul, ryder, home depot. he we understand this is the new paradi paradigm. >> alisyn, back to you in the studio now. people who know trucks will look at this differently. this was heavy. i have to tell you, the people you feel for the most are the victims. but the eyewitnesses also. what he did in that truck, the images i have seen here, i don't think many of them have been released to the public. arguably, that's a good thing. now you have part of this population who has seen something nobody should have to see. >> oh, my gosh, yes. it is horrifying all the way around. the scars, physical and mental, will last. the parade, the halloween parade went on. new yorkers still came out to the streets. they didn't hide in their apartments. new yorkers are strong. americans have become strong amidst all of this. so obv

we spock with him earlier this afternoon but his undeniable presence on the mound. >> i don't think anybodyu can as far as emulating him. be the person he was. be the helping, caring, considerate person that he was. in between lines, he was as mean as they come. but outside the lines, he was as caring as you can possibly be. >> the flyers are back from short break tomorrow. they host chicago. but today after practice their thoughts were also centered on roy halladay proving he transcends through all sports. scott lawton grew up outside of toronto he used to go to blue jays games with his dad. he played a little baseball when he was younger and his favorite player roy halladay. >> he was just the best pitcher. he was the best pitcher growing up i remember had his jersey growing up and everything like that. so, um, he was just unbelievab unbelievable, and i remember as kid growing up watching him. >> the eagles players are take something much deserved time off getting to eight and one is hard work but getting through the rest of the schedule is going to be even harder. now, back when andy rei

spock, clergy and laity concerns, which sponsored dr.ing's speech in new york the previous may, women's strike for peace, business executives for peace. fds, which came around at the end. most everybody that showed up was not directly affiliated with any of the groups. there was a huge cross-section of people -- students were the largest group. lots of teachers and workers, business people, social workers. there was a huge -- you do not get a hundred thousand people unless you have a huge cross-section. individual people, i had not read norman mailer's armies of the night. i did not realize that noam chomsky was one of those that was arrested. i read a book -- i have read a bunch of memoirs and some of the memoirs i have read are by people here today. cathy wilkerson, one of my classmates from college. bill zimmerman is right over here. he has a terrific book called "troublemaker." jerry, who burned a lot of draft files. frank joyce has a good book. it is a terrific book about their trip to vietnam. bruce with a book called "the resistor

as your force is cracked i am spock speaking to fly. powerless a witness documentary at this time on al-jazeera. hello i'm in london this is the news hour coming up walking into a diplomatic minefield pope francis touches down in myanmar meets military leaders accused of ethnic cleansing. flights canceled a hundred thousand people evacuated indonesia's mount a good and really maybe about to blow. up an election upset in honduras t.v. host turn opposition into salvador and us trial attacks a surprise lead in the presidential poll and the united kingdom prepares for another royal wedding as prince harry announces his engagement to the american actress meghan marco. i'm joined again with the sports. the first ashes test and are grounded by the management as the behavior of one of the players in australia drills attention away from the pitch. man in charge of mammals military crackdown against range of muslims has denied that religious discrimination exists in his country general men our ally made the comments in a facebook post off dolling

as your forces cracked down spock speaking to flight. powerless eyewitness documentary at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera as their what a story breaks but also that to see what happens next. on the wired by the where model barricade of the wall street that leads to here the middle east now is all about change people have gone the fear barrier the mission of the national army during the entire oil company and i'm just stories about telling it from the people's perspective what they think is happening in their country. good to have you with us adrian fit here in doha with the news out from out of here our top stories this hour libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing abuse in detention camps plans been drawn up at a joint e.u. african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear though how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries. russia has accused the u.s. of doing everything it can to provoke north korea on wednesday the u.s. warned pyongyang that i

as beautiful as he's cracked i am spock speaking to flight. powerless a witness documentary at this time on al-jazeera growing up in the united states i learned that the first amendment is really going to be a good thing the freedom of the child is born to be. men and women to the resources that are available but that's an al-jazeera story is that we just don't tell you what the subject of the story wants to know the government is not going to do the one thing the demonstrators want to apologize for that's what al-jazeera does we ask the questions so that we can get closer to the truth. from the news i hear it al jazeera and these are our top stories the united states is calling for more sanctions and the complete isolation of north korea united nations security council has held an emergency meeting following pyongyang's missile tests on tuesday north korea says the launch proves it has the capability to hit the u.s. mainland. u.s. president on a tramp as attacks the british prime minister to resign may for condemning his anti islam. three ant

we have seen that with the bond market as well and friday it was one spock in particular, which is prettye talking about stock moves in general. what do you think is that the rationale behind these moves? 's china easing off the gas pedal after the party congress? know.on't from all that we can say or we rules,, also the new amp everything come also the super regulator come all these things point to a gradual, but nonetheless, de-risking of the system, even call it a bit of tightening. it is the right time to do it because the last couple of quarters in terms of growth have seen a positive surprise some now is the time to do this and i think they continue this of tightening the regulations and de-risking the system, and yes, that in effort of will he has an effect on growth. we have seen 6.4% next year, may be slower than this year, but nonetheless for our case, and in any formula for valuations, there is also a risk component, when that strengthens, it becomes more sustainable even if growth this lower, so overall it is not something that worries me particularly. >> you just got back fro

for themselves maybe that is changing, and it's also an insurance policy if you get nervous about spocksh regard to a competitive area of investment finally, look at the next two charts quickly these are both june starts to the euro versus the dollar and its mirror image, this way mirror image, not sideways, dollar index the reason i bring it up, there's a lot of issues with mario draghi, he's going to have to contend with, and all of those are currency unfriendly. it looks like it's going to continue to melt 114 is what many traders are talking about, and the dollar index now trading a bit above 95 is getting credibility to that strategy of trade. david faber, or scoop faber, i should call you, back to you >> actually, that's what we named my dog scoop faber. but he'll thank you as well. thank you, rick santelli let's send it over to john with a look at what's coming up on "squawk alley. >> good name for your dog. you're always chasing scoops well, we're going to be following up on that scoop disney apparently hungry, perhaps looking to swallow part of fox, but what are the implications

spock.ad by stephen rh lawyer, writer, and past chair of the aclu of southern california. >> well represented. >> thank you. i request the pictures be taken and another chairman's prior instructions, and i repeat my request. >> it will be no pictures taken after the witness is sworn. >> that does not mean that request. >> to the tell me the training you have had? >> i'm sorry. new york public schools. >> have you attended any other schools? >> do you have anything in mind? >> is not asking questions just for fun. i direct you to answer the question. >> excuse me, mr. walter, i am not here for fun either. -take it taken away from my three children at considerable expense. i can't offhand recall -- i have been blacklisted for five years. these occasional roles i would be a will do get an occasional call when vincent hartnett were not able to reach these employers with their inclusive list. gettingvery hard time any occasional engagement. member of actors equity, diva confederation of radio and

spock -- budine is read by steven rohde, constitutional lick cherrer, and past chair of the aclu foundationn california. >> oh, wow. >> you're well represented. >> thank you. >> i request no pictures be taken, and i know the chairman's prior instructions. and i repeat my requests. >> there will be no pictures taken after the witness is sworn. >> that doesn't meet my request. >> will you tell the committee please what formal education training you have had? >> wait. i'm sorry. new york public schools. >> have you attended any other schools? >> do you have anything in mind? >> of course he has something in mind. he is not asking questions just for fun. i direct you to answer the question. >> excuse me, mr. walter, i am not here for fun either. and have i been taken away from my three children at considerable expense. i can't offhand any. i have been blacklisted for five years. and so these occasional roles, i would be able to get, an occasional call when vincent hartnit in red channels and aware were not able to reach these employers with their inclusive lists. i have had a very hard time get

sixty one people and injuring three hundred others officials expect that number to rise here as quake spock's panic with people fleeing their homes and other buildings. spanish prime minister mariano rajoy has made his first trip to catalonia since the region's political crisis began on the eighth of his visit hundreds of thousands of pro independence catalans took the straits to demand the release of their latest bring custody on sedition charges. hollywood star honored shots america has been a flexing his environmental muscles of the u.n. climate conference in the german city of bonn the tammany to act a. and former governor of california is highly critical of the climate policies of us president donald trump he's been campaigning for more green energy and cuts in emissions. health. and hearings to law. solidarity. they fall by the wayside when the gap between rich and form grows. life in an equal society is. the divide starting november fifteenth on d w.