hello dr stone nice to meet here is to me you were gone in the u.s. you came to berlin 24 years ago and your midwife since 2001 i guess so how is it being a midwife is it still thrilling it's absolutely in. days and i love every day that i go to work every birth is different every woman is different it's very unique every family is different and being at a birth is something that just makes my joy grow more and more the moment when a baby is born and then it really fills the room and as you can see yesterday i had an amazing birth and i'm still walking on clouds wow so even after all those years of still amazing absolutely i think nearly everybody of us knows how to get pregnant but when does a pregnancy start actually well pregnancy can be different for a woman than what her doctor says the doctor would say pregnancy starts when you see that their heart is beating an embryo for a woman it could be that she feels pregnant before then that she knows that she's pregnant because her body is changing some women actually only feel pregnant when they feel t

i'm sure there are nice stones in there. they've got. a. name. we felt happy to have a ride but also a little fright. luckily we were together in the city. toppy told us that there had been a war in the rainforest some years ago many communities were destroyed back then just everyone here speaks spanish yes a lot of misty's as live here and the people from the rainforest they come here to sell their goods they come from far away. many families were forced to try their luck in the city. they settled in the hills of conflict i remember but there were houses here are built on 3 levels and even that. this is where i live come on. you know the people in the city don't like outsiders they hate us. because we're should be both give us free will yes they make fun of us. i've got really. good yes life here is difficult would be for you see oh are. you going to i came here after my grandmother passed away. i was good news for those who did you know here. so you know one of them and i came alone except for my brother again they gave me my father wasn't here

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hello dr stone nice to meet here is to meet you if you were born in the u.s. you came to berlin 24 years to go into your midwife since 2001 i guess so how is it being a midwife is it still thrilling it's absolutely amazing i love every day that i go to work every birth is different every woman is different it's very unique every family is different and being at a birth is something that just makes my joy grow more and more of the moment when a baby is born and then it really fills the room and as you can see yesterday i had an amazing birth and i'm still walking on clouds wow so even after all those years it's still amazing absolutely i think nearly everybody of us knows how to get pregnant but when does a pregnancy. starter for what pregnancy can be different for a woman than what her doctor says the doctor would say pregnancy starts when you see that their heart is beating an embryo for a woman it could be that she feels pregnant before that and that she knows that she's pregnant because her body is changing some women actually only feel pregnant when they f

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it's a nice stone marker that was paid for by congress. we are looking at ways we can get congress to put up a marker for our guys, too. that's in the works. drew knows a guy that knows a guy. we are on that to. -- on that too. in the immediate future, we hope we will have the civil war trails marker up on-site. that's really exciting. we are glad about that. >> if you all are out there watching, we've been having a good audience, thank you for tuning in. hope you have been enjoying this conversation so far. if you are enjoying it, please like and share the video. if you have any questions for karen about this disaster, about any other topics related to her work, please leave us a comment. we will get to those in just a bit. if you want to support these videos, consider becoming a member or donating to the museum. you can find that link in the comments right now. this is a good time while we , are making plans for when we can travel again, what can viewers out there expect if they come down to st. mary's county and want to see some of your

. >> steak on a stone thing, we're selling extremely high quality american kobe beef. connell: nicene by you personally. connell: by you? >> right there at the table. not only is great food but also giving people what they wanted. it is an experience. going out, getting away probeing in your house and being able to sit there, talk to each other and enjoy it. connell: some guys want to try that after the show a little bit. a little bit on politics. you're from the area. i mentioned to astabula county, i was talking to senator portman, how it flipped. president trump won it going away, i think it was 57%, 60% of the vote. what is going on here? >> it was a big change in 2016. no, it was dark blue state, dark blue county that went bright red. people resonated with his outsider, not an inside politician that has been there forever. they were looking for some change. his economics, definitely his policies had people leaning that way. we saw that straight down ticket, the county went red locally too. connell: that is interesting, really interesting. i'm not giving away who you're supporti

guy was trying to do like a nice rosetta stone to music, and here i am giving him a hard time.g that it meant the dance floor, and not the senate floor. "we oughta -- as soon as we get the nominee from donald trump, we gotta popozao." "i would love to --" [ laughter ] second, donald trump -- that's who we were talking about. [ light laughter ] "we oughta popozao, post haste." please, don't tell your supporters to report anything to the authorities. the last thing we need is crazed trump supporters sifting through our mail looking for fraudulent ballots. "this has foreign writing on it. this is a fraudulent ballot. "sir, that is an italian take-out menu. "yeah, but who they are taking out? answer me that." and now, trump is telegraphing that if he gets his way and installs a new supreme court justice before the election, the conservative six-three super majority will invalidate all those ballots and declare him the winner, even if he loses >> i think having a four-four situation is not a good situation. now, we're counting on the federal court system to make it so that we can ac

rolling stone, fueling the far right obsession with. nicery and new yorker claimed the target of a right-wing campaign. so being disgusted by the sexualization of children is now a far right proposition? what is going on here? here to tell his conservative commentator dinesh sousa with a brand-new film "i have five different friends who went out to see it tonight" infidel and the expectation -- exploitation of children become a far right position? >> because hollywood has come to specialize into things things, one is depravity and the other is ideological propaganda. so with the depravity, something that began a generation ago, they keep updating the ante and pushing the envelope. this has reached a level of disgusting americans and by the way giving a horrible image of america abroad. many come to think of america as when they see young children behaving in lewd and suggestive ways. they have mistaken the american culture for american behavior. for the ideological propaganda, we see this too the hollywood villain is a businessman or a pasto

intelligence and arrangement which is still in place today code named stone ruby. 2 1 of the things about this me is there wasn't a nice explanation of what went on no one wants to talk about the why. the big secret the israelis wants to protect was their next move they had told the americans that this was to be a limited war not a land grab but on june 8th 1967 the forces were poised to attack and seize the golan heights and invade syria something they wish to keep from the white house until they'd done it. successive american administrations both republican and democrat had refused to deal with the liberty even the issue of war crimes against unarmed americans has never been addressed there was a war crimes report filed by the liberty veterans association to address the issues of such war crimes as firing on life rafts that was never answered properly and only was answered period the people who are responsible for attacking the liberty liberty were you know by and large the military individuals in the war room i don't know how many 4810. those are the people who came up with the plan those are the individuals who are

technically she's a very strong a nice martial arts fighter just a lot of his way from the streets to success in the ring so i could tell you this is your stepping stone. the slant on al-jazeera. when the news breaks and the racism protests continue in a number of cities across the united states when people who need to be heard in this trial for the area line nearly 500 points were destroyed and about 80 percent of this land does al-jazeera has teams on the ground people are just talking about wind and solar is it that's going to solve the problem if want to bring you more room mood when in documentaries and life moves on and on and on line. russia has jeopardized the united states' security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. but more to the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft to keep the most russian goals hardly a tree not peace in the whole russia on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. other than i am alamo hitting him with the al-jazeera news hour we're live from doha coming up for you in the next 60 minutes. and israeli settler convicted of murdering 3 m

stones are now trying their hands at shop—keeping. they've opened their first store in london's carnaby street. you'll be able to buy records, clothing and souvenirs. lead singer mick jagger hopes it'll be a niceile it's true that you can't always get what you want, if you're a fan of the rolling stones, this is where you can get what you need. rs no.9 carnaby, a place for all fans of slightly sleazy, blues—influenced rock'n'roll. although opening its doors in the midst of a global health crisis does beg one question. why would you open a shop during a pandemic? well, you know, it's eternal optimism. i mean, you could have put it off, i guess, until next year, but there will be a little bit of pick—up, i think, and people will be curious, and people are out and about a bit more than they were. newsreel: it's a new kind of boutique in baker street, catering for specialised tastes. of course, the stones aren't the first rock gods to open a shop. the fab four got ourfirst with the apple boutique, which opened in 1967, and promptly closed its doors in 1968. everyone's confident it'll be different this time. it's only commercial retail, but they like it. lots of people within the retail world have

stone blue to him. just before opening night the orchestra members warm up by playing little concerts during the day letting the music fill the neighborhood. registrations are. many concerts are really nice the music was beautiful. i love music and it's great when it's combined with new concepts and the concept of directing marcus clint would like this idea to develop even further. current this project and we could be the beginning of a series that could take place in many other highrise cityscapes around the world in the future. or could reach so many people by bringing music directly to where they live seaborne was 11. opening night is here and the musicians are in place on the rooftops securely fastened. then the big moment arrives the premier of the newly composed peace the heavens above paul this. as it's been i'm so happy and now the sun is setting giving everything this golden sheen beautiful. success perhaps this isn't the beginning and the dressed in symphony orchestra will transform high rise rooftops around the world into open air concert for us. from the urban jungle to major a lot of us probably remember from childhood to fear of getting lost in the woods that might be where

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nice. >> stephen: it was a lovely night. >> jon: yeah, and, you know, i like to see the rolling stones.now how they made that work. they went different places. >> stephen: it was so great! >> jon: yeah. yeah. >> stephen: i'm not sure if keith was playing. >> really? you think he was faking it? >> stephen: he was mostly kind of petting it. keith was mostly just petting the guitar. >> jon: i heard the sound. >> stephen: and charlie watts definitely wasn't playing. >> no, no, no. he was, like, air drumming. it was like the cymbal was sounding but there was no symbol. >> stephen: i'm guessing what he did was he played the drums first and everybody played on top of him. >> jon: you know, i think mick actually recorded first, if i'm not mistaken, because he was actually playing and singing. it seemed like everybody else recorded to his video. >> stephen: okay. all right. >> jon: that's the times we're living in. >> stephen: i'll ask him the next time i see him. well, jon, good luck. good luck in your splendid isolation. >> jon: yes, indeed. i'll be here. >> stephen: all right. i'll be here. s

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nice. how old is that song? how much more juice is he going to get out of that old stone?e one bob dylan story. a bunch of years ago i went to a bob dylan concert, and i was sitting, i was backstage, and it was before the show, and my good friend and guitarist, jimmy vivino said, "do you want to meet bob?" and i said, "i'm not ready to meet bob." and he said, "let's go." and he dragged me into this room and i got shoved into a room and suddenly people parted and i was face to face with bob dylan. and it was when he had that little mustache, like a villain in a 1920s movie. he had that little mustache, and he looked at me. and i said, "oh, hello, mr. dylan" and he went, "i know you from the tv!" and just then, i was whisked out of the room. and that was my only contact with bob dylan. "i know you from the tv!" he said it just like that. >> stephen: that sounds like the beginning of a pretty good song, actually. >> it should be one of his songs. what are you doing now? >> stephen: so, this is-- this is-- i just want to give you a taste of what america will never hear. >> yea

stones are now trying their hands at shop—keeping. they've opened their first store in london's carnaby street. you'll be able to buy records, clothing and souvenirs. lead singer mick jagger hopes it'll be a niceaking story aren't the fire on the island of nauru one, in and around the facility, the migrant facility. —— the island of lesbos. information is hard to come by, what is the update? desperate scenes breaking out at the migrant camp and the fire is continuing, strong winds are going on and it has engulfed the whole of the central facility and some of the 10th scattered around the facility. as you are saying, 13,000 migrants living there, four times as many that should be there and agency have complained about poor living conditions and ground conditions and ground conditions last week they had their first case the coronavirus, a refugee from somalia listed positive so eve ryo ne somalia listed positive so everyone has been kept in quarantine and another 35 have tested positive and according toa tested positive and according to a greek news agency, aggression and revolt on the news, people did not want to be confined, caused the fire. it is not clear how or why or if the fire had spread

discussed between roger stone and president trump at some point, that this is certainly one way to avoid any potential prison time. >> here for our leadoff discussion on that nice note on a tuesday night, ashley parker, pulitzer prize-winning white house reporter for "the washington post." alexi mccammond, political reporter over at axios. and barbara mcquade, veteran federal prosecutor, former united states attorney for the eastern district of michigan. good evening and welcome to you all. ashley, i watched that campaign event tonight in north carolina. linking biden to china fell flat with the crowd. are we to assume it's going to be head-on law and order every day from here on out? >> partially yes. the president has been casting about for a clear message on the former vice president. that's why you see him testing out still a number of nicknames. but in talking to people in the president's orbit, in the white house, law and order is one of the themes that they believe is effective, that they believe resonates, and that they believe resonates most importantly with suburban women in some of those swing states that they need to win. now, the president sort of

stone. finally. and she told everybody people didn't even have to bring it up. she's like you know who's playing me yeah, mom. stop telling everyone this you were so niceare exactly who you read about in the magazines >> some of it. >> jimmy: just as gorgeous in person some of it no, i mean the good stuff. i want to talk about "ratch-ed" because when i heard the - >> it's so good. >> jimmy: you are getting rave reviews and congrats and you deserve it i was like, ryan murphy, nurse ratch-ed, what is he - >> sarah paulson >> jimmy: sarah paulson. i go what are you cooking up sharon stone >> the wonderful sarah paulson, judy davis, cynthia nixon, amanda plumber are you kidding? >> jimmy: i got to get ryan murphy on the show because i love everything he does. he is so -- he has such a great vision and, yeah. exactly. and i heard that he wrote this part for you, which is kind of funny. >> i'm not sure, you know, after i went through the majority of the press junk et and people kept saying yeah he wrote this part for you. yeah it was a little nerve-racking and a little this. when we finished the junket i'm not sure how i should -- how should i feel about tha

what's really nice you have a lot of different options with these. different sizes. different types of stonethat matches our outdoor kitchen. it's 8 feet wide by 5 feet high. gives you real feeling of indoor living room but provides enough heat that we can stay in here right through the fall and winter time as well. it really extends your outdoor living season. and that's really all the things i'm going to be talking about today is what we can do to stay out here even longer. this is an amazing fire feature from rta outdoor. let me show you in this is also from rta outdoor living. this is a 5-foot fire table. can you sit at this and dine at it bluetooth technology. this whole fire table can you control with smart phone. turn it on and off and adjust the flame height. it allows you not only to get the fire but diane a dine right. i love these. these are hand made right here in america. this is the halo fire torch. so this is different than your average tiki torch. this uses vortex technology. if you look at these glass panels, what it does is pulls the air in so unlike regular tiki torches on