embassy in jerusalem from its original base in tel aviv and as you well know that spock took the raj off both the international and regional criticism. now at the fifo world cup fast approaching football legend peter smikle continues to make his way around the eleven russian cities hosting action this summer we'll obviously this guide in about ninety seconds. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the guy even so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money clearly their own lives and spending to do the twenty million why. it's an experience like no one else want to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful just like great so what will transpire. thinks it's going to. we've all gotten used to it the media hate trump and the president returns the favor in kind o. is this mutually charged hate fest changed media and journalism does the corporate liberal media report the news anymore and is a big profession in the service of partisanship. seven

fourteen but also with a shot at the title they had to soften a winner takes all clash next weekend spock's will fly. right the match day conversation continues i'm here with lots. of our moody stuff nuremberg and build off their back in the big time let's talk a little bit more about the let's there are two big clubs with lots of top flight history but that's not going to do much for them next season is going to be tough do you think they have a chance to stick around for a while well first of all i have to say i'm quite happy that these two teams in the two big names two big teams is a huge tradition in german football but i think every team gets newly promoted the first he needs to be to stay up in the league and. i think it's difficult of course but i think seeing the enthusiasm in these themes which came up like for example dumb stuff nobody thought different changes the up they managed so i think in these two teams know this love as well as numeric number one and two there's a number two a huge fanbase which carry them i think a long way and have a good turns one of. briefly if you co

benjamin spock the book on childcare on which many children were raised. kidsudies have shown that nowadays in the 60's who are so radical, in general come from families that are not oppressive,n and but from parents that are on the liberal side. so it is probably true that the radicals of today are the sons and daughters of the people who the liberal or radical in 1930's. host: kennison and spock are radicals, butte our survey shows the background of black militants is far less affluent, their parents, usually less liberally oriented. form anow disproportionate number of revolutionaries and radicals, on and off the campus. adults, concerned with the rebellion of both black and sometimes charge foreign, communist influence on the radicals. kendrick asked whether the movement was influenced from abroad. >> i think it was indigenous but their tendency is to look for heroes from abroad. i think this is true of almost all student movements. on the other hand, they are indigenous in the sense that they are born of psychological conditions, social conditions rig

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host: kennison and spock are describing white radicals, but our survey shows the background of black militants is far less affluent. their parents, usually less liberally oriented. that is what we want to hear about. john: blacks now form a disproportionate number of revolutionaries and radicals on and off the campus. adults, concerned with the rebellion of both black and white, sometimes charge foreign, communist influence on the radicals. alexander kendrick asked sociologist whether the movement was influenced from abroad. >> i think it was indigenous, but their tendency is to look for their euros abroad. i think this is true of almost all student movements. on the other hand, they are indigenous in the sense that they are born of psychological conditions, social conditions right here in the united states. that these are not foreign agitators who are appearing on our campuses trying to stir up unrest. there are no chinese agitators responsible for this. no latin american agitators, no cuban agitators. in this sense it is indigenous, but spiritually the other factor exists. john: ge

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file to happen that in itself is very interesting given the massive scandal that they're poisoning spock's and the diplomatic fallout that we've had as a result between russia and the u.k. take a look at how the for the poisoning of the former double agent and his daughter has unfolded over the past two months. the government has concluded that it is highly likely that russia was responsible for the acts against her and to the script. that can be no suggestion of business as usual in relation to our interaction with russia mr speaker this action has happened against a bank. a drop of a well established pattern of russian state aggression and in regards to where the novacek came from well the russian ambassador to the u.k. alexander inventor was just saying in that press conference that as this story unfolds more doubt is being cast upon the u.k. government's continuous assertion that it could have only been moscow behind the attack take a listen lou from for example from the from the czech republic from the president to a church group of this certain amount to follow each other was produce

the margrave of brandenburg and spock would certainly have turned heads five hundred years ago with his arm of peter to skirt as would anyone sporting this still gets up with matching copies of men's attire wasn't as understated then as it is now in the sixteenth century slashed garments worn by mess in areas where all the range would is that right now is trash and was by no means a women's thing or a female weakness. it was as much a male as a female domain and men's fashion was very exciting the minimum order. the slashed look was adapted for this renaissance costume and then again four hundred years later for this to cheer address the sign by vivienne westwood doyin of british fashion. the rick steves metal chains and letter of the one nine hundred seventy s. punk seeing hark back to a long trip. this show in syracuse how fashion is also cultural history take again vivienne westwood designs which referenced everything from broken rico elements with neck ruffs hoop skirts and crinoline and so was art inspired by fashion or was it the other way round you stepped in want of fans i would

the margrave of brenda book spock would certainly have turned heads five hundred years ago with his arm of peter skirt as would anyone sporting this steel get up with matching copies of mensa tile wasn't as understated then as it is now in the sixteenth century slashed garments worn by mercenaries were all the rage would is tied to stash and was by no means a women's thing or a female richness. it was as much a male as a female domain and men's fashion was very exciting the minimum order. the slashed look was adapted for this renaissance costume and then again four hundred years later for this ot get your dress designed by vivienne westwood or yen of british fashion. the british sleeves metal chains and letter of the one nine hundred seventy s. punk scene hark back to a long for the. the shootings your expose how fashion is also cultural history take again vivienne westwood designs which reference everything from broken record elements with neck ruffs hoop skirts and crimmins so was art inspired by fashion or was it the other way round he stepped in ward of in i would say that the fashi

pal to happen that in itself is very interesting given the massive scandal that they're poisoning spock's and the diplomatic fallout that we've had as a result between russia and the u.k. take a look at how the for the poisoning of the former double agent and his daughter has unfolded over the past two months. the government has concluded that it is highly likely that russia was responsible for the act against and to the script. that can be no suggestion of business as usual in relation to our interaction with russia mr speaker this action has happened against japan. a drop of a well established pattern of russian state aggression and in regards to where the novacek came from well the russian ambassador to the u.k. alexander inventor was just saying in that press conference that as this story unfolds more doubt is being cast upon the u.k. government's continuous assertion that it could have only been moscow behind the attack take a listen lou from for example from the from the triple that from the president to a church group of this certain won't do for the children's produce to your grou

marx's ideas spock's revolutions those ideas originated here in berlin and they continue to resonate in the city. in eight hundred thirty six the eighteen year old car marks came to study at berlin's university. he started studying law but soon found he was far more interested in philosophy and history a quote in the entrance hall of the university for peace tribute to its former student. marks wrote the philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways the point however is to change it clocks didn't just want to theorize about the state of the world he wanted to do something about it he wanted to shake things up. was the tone of the industrial age and while in berlin marx witnessed the plight of poor workers. it was their cause that marx took up his theories of eliminating social injustice by empowering workers started revolutions and changed the map of the world. his ideology was the basis for modern communism and socialism the defining philosophies of the cold war which ended up dividing the world and this city. in former east berlin a launch of a new still bears marx's

embassy in jerusalem from its original base in tel aviv and as you well know that spock to barrage of both international and regional criticism this might provoke further tensions it builds the rhetoric against the u.s. policies it would pressure governments to go in the face of that and against the interests of the united states and at the same time there would be protests which are already being organized quite some time right now in the passing territories over the two months we lost under thirteen people thirty thousand injuries. already so this would only add fuel to the fire. meanwhile the united states ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley has also been on the receiving end of some sharp criticism she went to the university of houston to make a speech and got the following welcome. i'm here today following a very busy few weeks in american foreign policy. you continue to sign up on the genocide of the native people you are probably trying to. run through. i. italy now has a new prime minister and he has no political experience we'll take a look at what the appointment means for th

file to happen that in itself is very interesting given the massive scandal that they're poisoning spock's and the diplomatic fallout that we've had as a result between russia and the u.k. take a look at how the for the poisoning of the former double agent and his daughter has unfolded over the past two months. the government has concluded that it is highly likely that russia was responsible for the act against and to the script. that can be no suggestion of business as usual in relation to our interaction with russia mr speaker this action has happened against a fact. the drop of a well established pattern of russian state aggression and in regards to where the novacek came from well the russian ambassador to the u.k. alexander yack event i was just saying in that press conference that as this story unfolds more doubt is being cast upon the u.k. government's continuous assertion that it could have only been moscow behind the attack take a listen lou from for example from the from the czech republic from the president to a church group of this certain amount of know each year was produced

pile to happen that in itself is very interesting given the massive scandal that they're poisoning spock's and the diplomatic fallout that we've had as a result between russia and the u.k. take a look at how the for the poisoning of the former double agent and his daughter has unfolded over the past two months. the government has concluded that it is highly likely that russia was responsible for the act against. the scripture. that can be no suggestion of business as usual in relation to our interaction with russia mr speaker this action has happened against japan. a drop of a well established pattern of russian state aggression and in regards to where the novacek came from well the russian ambassador to the u.k. alexander inventor was just saying in that press conference that as this story unfolds more doubt is being cast upon the u.k. government's continuous assertion that it could have only been moscow behind the attack take a listen. from for example from the from the czech republic from the president or church group of this certain amount of was produced to. do simply that fuses throw

is one that one of the things me because of again the cold war mentality i mean again it's always spock aged in some western media that this is correct this is so wrong you know so we have to judge countries actions and leave there said the rector gives case burke a. you know you can it's everything us that is correct or you can oppose us everything the us is wrong so we need more objective but the reality is. you know media tries to give the facts but also leave. their worldview so this is where social media and direct communication comes in unfortunately it's sometimes called fake news it sometimes is but it's sometimes actually a different world view packaged as fake news by powerful people now i know that russia in particular is interested in marketing its nuclear.

write that this is one of the things me because again the cold war mentality i mean again it's always spock aged in some western media that this is correct this is so wrong you know so we have to judge countries actions and leave their directives case burke. base you know you're going to everything the us the historic or you can oppose us everything the us is wrong so we need more objective but the reality is. you know media tries to give the facts but also leave. their worldview so this is where social media and direct communication comes in unfortunately it's sometimes called fake news that sometimes is but it's sometimes actually a different world view packaged as fake news by powerful people now i know that russian particularly is interested in marketing its nuclear power and transferring the expertise to the and to the philippines i wonder is that something that may be of interest to you particularly the nuclear energy issue from what i understand it's quite a contentious subject in your country we are interested in everything that they saw russian and we hope that we can interest russ

this is news coming to you live from political paralysis in spock's talk of fresh elections the man doesn't need to become. prime minister to secure support for it since choice of cabinet ministers deepening the political crisis in europe zones largest economy. and feuding more italian outrage in a deal news exclusive. not to vote for populists in the next election a fear of backlash follows. plus another prominent critic of russia's president putin dies in mysterious circumstances the journalists have fled to ukraine fearing for his life after criticizing russian policy in syria we get the latest live from kiev. also on the show hosting for a solution in bangalore india is high flying tech. it's chronic shortage of water but some say the answer lies in rail digging techniques from india as industrial past. we begin prime news today. that early house held an informal meeting with the country's president called the rarely seen leaving a hotel in rome has been trying to put together a caretaker government to lead italy to early elections he's expected to meet president said that ella full of

this is one one of the things me because of again the cold war mentality i mean again it's always spock aged in some western media that this is correct this is so wrong you know so we have to judge countries actions and lead there said the rector gives case per case you know you're going to everything the us the us is correct or you can oppose or say everything the us is wrong so we need more objective but the reality is. you know media tries to give the facts but also leave. their worldview so this is where social media and direct communication comes in unfortunately it's sometimes called fake news it sometimes is but it's sometimes actually a different world view packaged as fake news by powerful people now i know that russian particularly is interested in marketing its nuclear power and transparent expertise to the and to the philippines i wonder is that something that may be of interest to you particularly the nuclear energy issue from what i understand it's quite a contentious subject in your country we are interested in everything that they saw russia and we hope that we can inter

he's not an informant he was a spy in my view who was looking to get even further in bed to do more spock it was incredible no no there was a very big push to keep you know how we're from being exposed as the f.b.i. informant i mean we don't know for sure yet if he was we're pretty much all signs point to that he was a guy in fact democratic senator mark warner the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee exclaimed on twitter that attempting to unmask a confidential source was irresponsible and potentially illegal now given how present known history and involvement with the cia the f.b.i. his decades long career in the government it's not really a secret that the guy was in the house you know i mean it's not a that's not a secret how does that threaten national security but it doesn't take a spy to figure that out no it does it here's the thing he also said that it puts his life in danger and human and human resources in danger and that is so untrue every time the republicans on one of the committees wanted to get ahold of documents the f.b.i. the justice department and the democ

times right here on the crisis report over the past few years and that is the leveraged buyout of the spock exchange of the u.s. equity markets this is what the slow motion l b o of this. mark it looks like l b o being leveraged buyouts and that started by you on wall street the whole of that trend for leveraged buyouts but this is the chart from j.p. morgan it just shows you that stock available for the public to buy there's less and less of it as companies buy more and more the shares back i thought those of them for a biography if i turned it upside down oh right of course well we have discussed this many times and i'm glad to see this finally getting some recognition out there in the financial press this phenomenon of neal feudalism coming back into the economy due to rampant mergers and acquisitions fueled by free money so what this all means is that the number of stocks traded on the new york stock exchange and other exchanges is shrinking because these companies are being bought out they're being taken private and using that leveraged buyouts just to refresh people's memory a leverag

pile to happen that in itself is very interesting given the massive scandal that they're poisoning spock's in the diplomatic fallout that we've had as a result between russia and the u.k. take a look at how the for the poisoning of the former double agent and his daughter has unfolded over the past two months. the government has concluded that it is highly likely that russia was responsible for the act against and to the script. that can be no suggestion of business as usual in relation to our interaction with russia mr speaker this action has happened against japan. the drop of a well established pattern of russian state aggression and in regards to where the novacek came from well the russian ambassador to the u.k. alexander yack event i was just saying in that press conference that as this story unfolds more doubt is being cast upon the u.k. government's continuous assertion that it could have only been moscow behind the attack take a lesson. from for example from the from the czech republic from the president to a church group of this certain amount of snow each year was produced to. t

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ladies and gentlemen, folks, you know my first guest from heros, american horror story, as spock andn the remounting of "the boys in the band." please welcome zachary quinto! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: nice seeing you again. >> good to see you. >> stephen: we have deep conversations. >> we do. we go there. >> stephen: we do. just dive in. >> stephen: we go there and live there for a while. i'll start with one of the deepest things now. >> what's that? >> stephen: i now we're going to talk about "the boys in the band" at the booth theater, a restaging of the landmark play from 1968. >> yeah. >> stephen: but first, before we get there, is there going to be a star trek 4 and is tarantino directing? >> there is a rumor. there is truth to the rumor. i know more now than a few weeks ago which is there will be a fourth movie. >> stephen: yeah! hot damn! >> hot damn if we stay on the track we're on. but i think there is going to be a movie mr. quintin's next movie and maybe a movie after. they announce add woman will be directing the film. >> stephen: the first time

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benjamin spock wrote the book on childcare on mitchell -- on which many were raised. show that kids nowadays and in the 60's were the most radical and in general come from families who were not oppressive but from parents who were on the liberal side, so it probably is true that the radicals of today of the sons and daughters the people who were liberal or radical in the 1930's. they are describing white radicals but our survey shows black radicalsof is far less affluent. blacks now form a disproportionate number of revolutionaries and radicals on and off the campus. adults, concerned with the rebellion of both black and white, sometimes charge foreign comment -- communist influence on the radicals. alexandra kendrick asks whether the movement was influenced from abroad. >> i think it was indigenous, but their tendency has been to look for their heroes abroad. this is true of almost all student movements. on the other hand, they are indigents and that they are born of psychological conditions and social conditions right here in the united states. there are no chinese

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it's spock becoming a reality an entirely solar powered city is taking shape in florida and people arealready living a green and life and gallagher went and had a look. in a state peppered with retirement villages and golf courses babcock ranch looks like just another new development however few communities have driverless buses or a powered entirely by the sun like this one this solar array is the largest of its kind in the world and will provide clean when you pull energy for years to come well this is the birth of a new town this is founder square in itself a st kitts and says the projects its new standards and possibilities for how we live we are trying to create the most sustainable environmentally responsible new city that's ever been developed in the world and we're doing it when it's not talking about we're doing it in our goal is is that people will come here and see it and copy it from renderings to reality families began buying homes and moving it at the beginning of the year jim and donna a vague found out about the project two years ago and they're among the first resident

if you have seen the way that not only the spock had performed, but also the amount of money that cost, but also the money that had cost him to borrow, things are going wrong for tesla. i am sure there are people who will give him money but will ask for a hell of a premium. tom: why can they not build cars better? if we were to parachute into wherever the factory is, what is the why of the struggle? alex: i was at the tesla plant about seven months ago in california. i was chatting with some suppliers. one of them was telling me that in the big work with the bmw's and mercedes and volkswagens, and the guys running those companies are experienced engineers and managers. ofla, they said, was a lot people in their mid-20's who do not have a lot of experience. that leads to out-of-the-box thinking but creates huge risks from lack of experience. tom: greatly appreciate this coverage on tesla today. suissejalinoos of credit and professor feldstein of harvard as well. bloomberg "daybreak is quote on radio, bob moon and chair of moscow. this -- jared moscow. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this i