tamara: i think so.h, well, the school is a grantee of the shortino family foundation, which is how i know the foundation and the board and the staff. damian: how difficult, if it was, was it to leave? tamara: it was very difficult. the school of arts and culture was like my baby, our baby. and having an amazing team, amazing staff, and amazing board, and the community, the community partners, the si se puede collective, so many things that involved not just my professional life, calpulli tonalehqueh aztec dance, that's their--you know, that's our spiritual home, so to speak. so, i almost lived at the plaza, and i kind of still do. they kind of--when they see me, they're like, "you're still here?" damian: and you're not new, vanessa. you've been there-- vanessa shieh: i'm not. damian: you've helped--you've been at the side of tamara helping. vanessa: yeah, we've been working together for the past seven years. before i stepped into the interim executive director role, i was the associate director. damian:

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sand giving whom tamara future being the syrian war. in the face of deep rooted tension between the lebanese and the refugees. my syrian friend. on al-jazeera history is so often told through the eyes of leaders but in amritsar india just thirty kilometers from the border with pakistan this old building is being transformed into a new museum mallika ahluwalia is the driving force behind sars partition musial it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of nine eleven happening nine eleven museum was there and they are now numerous holocaust museum this is not beautiful a museum so countries around the world have walked a memorialize these events that have shaped them by dition is not about the political events that led up to partition it's about the impact on each person who went through it it's really important that we highlight the stories of humanity hopefully one outcome on this would be that we remember our shared humanity and the shared history. it's like the wild west they can do anything and t

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welcome to tamara today here's what's coming up. biomolecules in the nights illuminated by the world's biggest x. ray laser in hamburg. a chemist goes to finland to find out what fine particles in the air do to the cells in our bodies. and every mobile phone i know once faster internet but who wants to live near the transmitter towers. and. find g. is the watchword the new networks will make everything work faster and better on your mobile phone at least that's what providers are claiming. just look at the time needed to download a high definition film. it could take up to seven hours and three g. three minutes and forty and in five g.b. just two seconds but that requires new transmitter technology and the five g. antennas may pose dangers. this is the kind of antenna needed for new five g. wireless networks which promise to be much faster and more powerful but what about the electromagnetic radiation that five g. systems will emit many people are already scared of the real or perceived risks of current networks. i would never live

parries stark black and white photographs capture had the commandos were acting tamara. james still crops up in these photographs repeatedly. only staying on the base and some are an american base and i overheard soldiers american soldiers of the space talking about having watched prisoners be kind of strong up like animals after all hunched over a bar having watched prisoners be actually tortured. non-target and the american military made the joint decision she set up the commander headquarters and interrogation center in the city's main library. we spoke to two men from somalia who were imprisoned in the library still fearful they asked us to conceal their identities. so the one you could go to the water was a watch on the ocean or someone or the organ all you go back just in the. wall from which they all smoke and that is the. card that you will. the interrogation center was the only place in the kind of mini green zone in somalia that i was not allowed to visit however one day jim steele said to me hey they just captured a saudi jihadi. would you like to interview hi

tamara's processional then traditionally dictates that nobody at tax the yellow jersey which means allo is crossed the finish line here in paris and he will be crowned champion. it was a surprise visit waiting for his wife on the finish line. and what this year's race has seen team sky answered their critics again, the changing of the guard has become. the lieutenant has become the captain. oh, it's... it's incredible just be sat here with thisjersey. it's incredible just be sat here with this jersey. it's insane. incredible just be sat here with thisjersey. it's insane. a big thanks to chris from because he committed to me and he was really happy to do —— to see me do so well and we are good friends and i really appreciate having my best stage race rider ever writing for may. —— the best stage race rider ever. it is just so surreal. it is going to want distinct and i think. tonight, i think... iso distinct and i think. tonight, i think... i so right to much because champs—elysees is hard. if you switch off it is one of the hardest stages. i will have a beer or two and maybe some burge

get up and support the team again spain one of those memories that will always stay with me what tamara france clash with belgium in a semi finals both teams all favorites of the two. ornaments and then england's play croatia in moscow on wednesday. this world cup has seen many upset sound surprises brazilian football. says that's what makes this tournament different. this world cup all teams are equal we've seen almost all the strong teams make every effort to win their majesties well both teams considered to be we have been almost on the same level with them so that's why this championship is the balance was the goals on the ninetieth minute on the ninety third while this world cup is very different they are playing a game of this world cup was also a first by having full goals our correspondent checked out the quality of women's football in russia. which team has the best pass accuracy in the opening game of the world cup it must be russia after all they won five nil no saudi arabia wrong again so here's who did. they found another player with every single past the first ever ball gi

people who are going to watch hopefully if they all turn up well into what tamara so what he say's or doesn't say is pretty much the something that's anybody would say on the street to say that one of what's full. of their choice is free suited to choose a person of his them or his volition to not do what full it's not a big deal it's an election where people choose it candidates of their choice so about him that is making a choice no big deal it does seem to be somewhat of a big deal because while he may not have explicitly indorse nelson chamisa he certainly was talking about what a good candidate he is i mean what does that say about the state of politics right now in zimbabwe no. this is this is one thing there is a person who is been in power for a long time who is relevant to the discourse of zimbabwe was relevant to the direction which the country was going was relevant to anything that's moved in zimbabwe has become irrelevant eight months ago you became irrelevant and all that even to lex in where normally you would be on the ballots he is absent from the ballot can you come

and later we will bring you tamara's from pages in the papers at 10:45pm and 11:30pm. —— later we willral‘s french papers. now it is time tojoin you to moral‘s french papers. now it is time to join sportsday. hello, i'm 0lly foster live in moscow. welcome to this world cup semifinal sportsday. here's what's coming up on the programme... we're almost there — england in position for their biggest match in generations. inside the next half—hour, england will be on the pitch. we'll have the latest team news coming up for their game against croatia. thousands of england fans have made it to moscow, millions will be watching every kick from back home. i'm john watson at wimbledon with the rest of the day's news including... a huge upset on men's quarterfinal today. the eight time men's champion roger federer is out. hello there, how are your nerves 7 inside the next half an hour harry kane will lead out the england team for a world cup semifinal. kane wasn't born the last time that happened — not many of gareth southgate's squad were — but his young team have roared in russia and now is the

piers first negress prison will also be included during the tenure of former state governor on there tamara who stands accused of corruption this prison was at the center of some disturbing events. but before she can talk to us ariana garcia has to take precautions she leaves the building and make sure the security guards can't listen and. a kid isn't there the us over there you can see white inclusion in the entire area is the quote we're not piedras negras penitentiary. contacts found in seven hundred prisoners. before twenty eleven this prison was entirely under the control of the. border little polly when sarkozy your money. went. into the statements of witnesses they used to manufacture things here that were used for drug trafficking but at the prison also served to protect them from federal forces. it said one hundred fifty people were smuggled into the prison and burnt in barrels. i say was reduced to ashes. if i don't. get out. then they were removed from the prison and their ashes were thrown into the sun roderigo river. i want to be ok because i will be because of. me and now ther

terrible conditions the soldiers endured allowed marshall to appreciate the importance of having tamara the soldiers. marshall noticed that even officers, who have the responsibility of keeping morale among the soldiers, i become depressed. this period also marked the transfer of command of the first division from general soccer to general hartford. general goal and informed the division it will be going to the front under the direct -- direction of general monroe. this was the first appearance as a complete american division on the front. the soldiers of the first division had to march all the way to the new destination. the weather was particularly poor, and it took the division five days to complete the march. once the division was settled, marshall turned his attention to working on plans for the disposition of the troops, and submitted them to consult with the sector. during one of his visits, marshall noticed the germans were firing the heavy artillery at and frequent intervals. he consulted with jermaine, the french officer with the first division, who suggested it was registrati

costner is back and better than ever starring in the western called yellowstone, senior vp michael tamaraat down with veteran actor, great to have you with us. isn't it awesome? >> gorgeous set. we match. it all works out for the best. with over 500 scripted series out there, it's hard to navigate what's cringe worthy and bing worthy. first scripted show for brand-new relaunch network, incredibly bing-worthy, perfect show for summer 2018 starring kevin. kevin costner. heather: i have seen a lot of promotion for it. >> a lot of buzz, great word of mouth. he told me what appeared about this show. >> sort of american story, sort of to -- when i was a kid i wrote a play and i would do courtroom drama. the appeal of this was the outdoors but it was really the story that tailored crafted in the script. >> i found myself looking at things differently than some to have things they deal with. is that sort of the goal -- >> yeah, the details the way tailor looks at things, modern day ranching, i don't know, you take a lot of things for granted farmer or anything in the world of ranching, the day st

team who made this possible today, betsy fisher martin, lisa matthews is here with us, lloyd russo, tamara hidden, press club staff, lindsay underwood, executive director bill mccarron, thank you very much. i would like to thank the kitchen staff who blessed us with very good food and cookies. they are delicious and tropical. that is a fun thing. for our broadcast audiences watching on c-span and elsewhere please be aware in the audience today are members of the general public so any applause or reaction is not necessarily from the working press today. now our lead guest. this week nearly 155 years ago union pacific railroad laid its first rails to the outskirts of omaha, it was incorporated in 1862 through an act of congress signed into law by abraham lincoln, one of the company's biggest supporters, union pacific has served as a critical link of global supply chains with 40% of overall traffic originating or terminating outside the united states. at the head of it all is our guest today, chairman, president and ceo lance fritz who joins us at an interesting time for the us economy. trade

members at the headliners team responsible for organizing today's event, lisa matthews, laurie russo, tamara, danny, bill as well as the national press club staff led by lindsay underwood, laura coker and executive director bill mcveigh. may we have one round of applause for everyone. [applause] >> the late comedian george carlin had a a wonderful routie in which he compared the intimacy of baseball with the combativeness of football. according to him, baseball begins in the spring, season of new life. football begins in the fall when everything is dying. [laughing] football is concerned with downs. what down, down is a? baseball accidents or with up. who is up? football has heating, click the compiling on, personal files, late hits and unvisited roughing. baseball has sacrifice. [laughing] football is played in kinds of weather, rain, snow, sleet, hail, fog. baseball if it rains we do not go out and play. baseball has the seventh-inning stretch. football has the two-minute warning. football, , the quarterback is also not as the field general with long pomc marches his troops into enemy terr

tamara future. in the face of deep rooted tension between the knees and the refugees. my syrian friends. by seventy eight up on al-jazeera. many only a lot of parts than those they hold they were born there are two afghan refugees now face being kicked out sent back to a country still. can of sandstone cause and papa stands decision purely political this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm elizabeth piron i'm more than two million afghan refugees in pakistan now living in uncertainty as a deadline for them to leave the country expired on saturday the government in islamabad announced last year that all afghan refugees must return to their homeland a proof of registration cards have been extended a number of times but the government says eventually they will all have to leave for many of these refugees pakistan is and always has been home afghan families first began seeking asylum in pakistan in one nine hundred seventy nine when all broke out so many of them were born and raised there they also say conditions are not safe enough for them to return but

nejra: if we rewind back to decisions we will get before the boe -- of course, we have the boj tamaran wednesday. the boj has been interesting. we really have seen market reactions quite strong in the jgb market, justin -- just on anticipation. i think they have already done probably most of what they wanted to do, which is testing with the market reaction would be. we have already stopped doing some of the longer data purchases. those have been scaled back. we expect to see the longer 9.1 or rise be at further. . in bankt expect change of japan policy. very equity market can be fx-linked as well. so they do that, you could see a big rise in the yen, which has impacts for their exporters as well in the equity market. nejra: do you expect the yen to move higher? it has not really been acting as ace -- a trade were through the -- as a haven in the trade war drama. >> japan will ease monetary policy, but not likely to be until sometime next year. they still have quite low inflation numbers. they are not seeing a lot of wage growth. i don't think there is a ton of economic reasons they ca

tining us is tamara asner essner, nasdaqar and lows, and julian emanuel is still with us.s he had that much impact on prices? >> the iranians are doing the part this morning with comments that they might close the straits of her rose, an -- straits of hormuz. what we have seen is that opec has been extremely effective in providing a floor a prices. now that we are in a precarious state of global supply around the world, the question is, can they provide a ceiling on prices? they are just as much concern with prices rising too far, too fast, as they are one prices are too low. julia: he even points to the saudi's, saying you need to do double what was agreed at opec. that is more than the saudi's capacity.. it limits addressing other shocks the market faces. he is raising concerns about a valid problem here. >> now we are starting to see been successful in upending the pricing dynamics of oil around the world, but it look has to be -- when we at u.s. consumer prices at the pump, those still have to be a factor in understanding deal politics of u.s. foreign-policy. we're sta

and so, i just-- i cannot reiterate more what tamara was pointing out, to the extent that training opportunitiesfered to those who are facing difficulties or have had trouble in their past or are of limited education is so important because i don't know where else they'll get it, where it will be as strong and effective honestly. okay. right there. >> hi, richard reeves from the brookings institution. there's a general sense in the panel that there's a difference between starting on low wages and staying on low wages and this is like the progression. i think the words progression, pipeline and path ways have all been used, maybe some other words beginning with p as well. [laughter] >> and i think we'd all agree with that instincttively, but recent work suggests that actually in the u.s. the chances of being on the same rung of the earning ladder four years later, take point a and measure again four years later has actually risen over the last 20 years. it looks like the labor market as a whole might be a little bit stickier. it seems the proof is in the pudding. and i'm looking at you kathleen,

would tamara be okay? >> it's funny.t he's an englishman actually. do you think there's any room for some give on the part of europeans? can they bend a little towards us? >> the european presents itself with the guys for free trade. jump is the bad guy, the protectionist. not only is it 150 billion between the european union and the u.s.a. incidentally its 100 billion. but what they do, what do you do to america would put heavy tariffs on food and a whole range of products. the truth of it is the real protectionist here are actually the european union and the effect of term threat name to the 20% tariffs perhaps on german motorcars is now which is god demanding all tariffs are dropped. very interesting. mr. juncker, the president who sits next to me in the european parliament. >> you'd be surprised. i would've thought the pressure is on germany especially appeared they just have to be the be-all and end-all of their economy. i would've thought enough pressure on them to come up with some advanced towards a deal. >> germ

additional members of the headliners team responsible for organizing today's event, lisa, laurie, tamara, danny, and bill, as well as the national press club staff led by lindsey, laura, and executive director bill. may we have one round of applause for everyone. [applause] >> the late comedian george carlin had a wonderf fuful rout in which he compared baseball to football. according to him, baseball begins in spring the season of new life. football begins in the fall when everything is dying. football is concerned with downs. what down is it? baseball is concerned with ups, who is up? football has hitting, clipping, piling on, personal fouls, late hits and unnecessary roughing. baseball has the sacrifice. [laughter] >> football is played in any kind of weather, rain, snow, sleet, hail, fog. in baseball, if it rains, we do not go out and play. baseball has the 7th inning stretch. football has the 2 minute warning. in football, the quarterback is also known as the field general, with long bombs he marches his troops into enemy territory balancing the aerial assault with a sustained groun