it allows the pc promulgated to pretend they are the ones who are truth tellers, and they are not. pc is about lies. we can never let the pc left masquerade as a truth tellers, which means we must always tell the truth. every time we lie, we let them off the hook. we cannot fight the lies with more lies. we cannot fight political correctness by claiming victimhood. when they lie, let's call about. let's not say stupid things just for the sake of melting nowflakes. you do not need hotcakes to melt snowflakes. a little bit of truth doesn't -- does it every time. our job is just about facts, which is easy. make sure they are true. there's nothing wrong with poking fun at the left. make sure what you say can be backed up with evidence. we do not need to offend them. they are nearly offended by everything anyway, up to and including you breathing sometimes. we need to show they are liars and we are the truth tellers, and that means telling the truth about everything. that means when our side fails, we have to call it out. [applause] it means when people on our own side lie, we have to s

she was the lead teller that day.she is extraordinarily generous with her time and extraordinarily forgiving toward alex. so the portion of the book that shows what happened on that day depends heavily on her account i will read a passage from that now. but 3 inches of plexiglass cannot stop is a teller sphere. among fbi agents that work bank cases mistrust of the bandit barrier is the subject. i first heard it from a 20 year veteran in the field office. the teller just shovels money underneath i think it was my first supervisor toby anything who can contribute bandit barriers -- tsunami to shovel money underneath. she had been instructed by the modern bank robbery was the was a widescreen action movie. she knew where to find the silent alarm button talk to any see release that would make the movie stop. it seems strange that in this branch there is a narrow gap between the plexiglas and ceiling. at 51553 seconds a man in a ski mask read through the entrance, planted 1 foot on the countertop left for the barriers. the

penn and teller, welcome. thank you for coming back. >> redemption?well, i mean, last year, you played here, at "millionaire." you know, you were gracious enough to come. you got to $30,000. >> $30,000. have we now reached a place where the bar is so high that winning $30,000 for a charity is considered failure? >> well, that's not what you won.

what three inch of plexiglas can't stop is a teller's fear.among fbi agents who work bank cases, mistrust of the bandit barrier if the subject of an oft repeated criticism. i heard from from a veteran in the new york field office. you have a bandit barrier and the teller shoves money underneath. i think it mays first supervisor who told me the only thing that can penetrate a demand barrier is a depound note. jessica to stott had imagines the scenario. if she was ever so unlucky as to find herself being robbed, she did not intend to shovel money underneath. look virginia, heather, jessica number two, and now elva, the other tellers that day, she had been instructed that a modern bank robbery was a terrifying but ultimately dangerless wide screen action movie. she knew where to find the silent alarm button, talked away in easy reach which would make the movie stop. it did however seem a little strength to her to all of them, that in this particular branch, there was a narrow gap between the plexiglas and the ceiling. at 5:15 and 53 seconds, a ma

currently perform at the rio las vegas, ladies and gentlemen, penn & teller.cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> no doubt you've all seen a lot of great redemption stories, a lot of disney movies. none are bigge

what appears to have happened is that magicians, astrologists, and fortune tellers have stepped into spiritual vacuum that followed the collapse of the soviet union. indeed, it's said that russia now has fewer doctors than faith healers. goline atai has been exploring this world of superstition and mysticism. >> the altay mountains -- this is where russia borders mongolia, kazakhstan, and china. it's a destination for generations of pilgrims who come from miles around seeking spiritual guidance. legend has it that this is a place to embark on a path of inner change. >> the locals always say that if you think out loud then your thoughts come true. it is important to remind yourself of that in spiritual places like these. >> those who come here call themselves modern pilgrims. they're interested in yoga, healing rituals, and self-discovery. yelena gomayun acts as their spiritual guide. she regularly leads groups of stressed city dwellers to the altay mountains. >> i was here a year ago, and all my wishes were fulfilled. i came to relax, but also to find miracles. >> gomayun directs the

traditionally a time of year when big predictions are made we've been talking to a leading fortune teller who says that actually the year of the dog is a very bad year for anyone born in it people like president donald trump he says the president's going to have a very bad year when it comes to his health and also to decision making it's probably fair to assume though the president from doesn't pay a great deal of heed to chinese fortune tellers but here in this part of the world they take those predictions very seriously adrian brown counting the cost in beijing and that is our show for this week to get in touch with us by tweeting me at has him she can see the hashtag. a j c d c when you do or drop us an e-mail counting the cost that al jazeera dot net is our address as more for you online at c.n.n. dot com slash c t c take you straight to our page which has individual ports links and entire episodes from you catch up on. that's it for this edition of counting the cost i'm has a secret from the whole team here thanks for joining us the news on al-jazeera is next. march. the nature of ne

those products from latin america china is really only taking up part of the slack so if secretary tellers and is concerned about this he could certainly do something about it but it would be about the united states buying more of latin american products not asking latin america to stop selling them elsewhere but of course the president has made it clear that he'd like to address the trade deficit by importing fewer goods so really there's nothing to be surprised about and nothing to feel offended about as the u.s. loses market share in latin america because we're buying fewer things and the same thing can be said for investment in the area probably the most famous chinese investment in latin america is the yes go ahead. you know i was going to say i have to yet so tell tell us about the difference between you know china and other nations that might want to have a relationship with other countries that i mean it china is helping to prop up some of the the industries and i don't mean that in a negative way but by being a customer they are sort of helping a sort of win when circumstances wit

gina you truly are my truth teller. are my guru whose love and support give me the strength and the courage to lead. thank you and thank you all for this great honor. [applause] congratulations. [applause] our next speaker will be supervisor peskin. >> thank you madam president, colleagues. i have the honor to an individual who has worked for the city and county of san francisco for longer than i have been alive. i want to recognize a lot of folks who have turned out for mr. carl payne. his former colleague, commander david lazar. commander lazar was the youngest person in the academy class when carl payne was the oldest individual in that class. and therein lies an incredible story about how san francisco fell short. mr. payne got a job after six years in the marine core in the cable car division of mooney. and he was incredible at catching pick pockets. as a result, the police department in central station encouraged him to be a policeman. and he went and right before he was sworn in, this is in the old days, you got

bankswithhold bank loans to black tellers to keep them out of the white neighborhoods. philadelphia banks are one of the worse at red lining. >> meteorologist cecily tynan is here with a first look at the accuweather forecast. >> jim, what a difference a day makes. if you compare yesterday's 3:00 temperature to today, 77 record high to 33-degrees, a 34-degree drop in 24 hours. add to that, we have been dealing with gusting winds and it's been damp with winds out of the northeast, the windchill makes it feel 32-degrees. the northeasterly winds pulling in the mist and drizzle. double scan live showing the next system pulling into the ohio valley. that's moving in tomorrow. the second of three batches of rain. looking ahead, three more days of damp, dreary weather. the next sunny day isn't until tuesday. no snow in the seven-day forecast. i have the details on what to expect coming up. jim? >> still to come on "action news," the accusation that led to the arrest of missouri's governor today. >> plus consumer reports reveals top vehicle choices of the year. sharrie williams

investigators say he handed a teller the note and he demanded money. the suspect has a deformity around one of his eyes. again, here's a surveillance picture. he was last seen running into the safeway parking lot.>>> counselors will be on hand today at a san francisco middle school. 10 students became sick after possibly eating marijuana candy. we were feeling sick after eating something. five of the students went to the hospital. one of them suffered more adverse reactions than the others. none of the children's conditions are considered life- threatening. we were told that some of the eighth-graders became sick including a girl who had gummy strips that were laced with marijuana. they also had pills believed to be laced with xanax.>> it was upsetting. it is weird to know that people my age are doing drugs and stuff. >> i was panicked driving over here. she did not text me back. the school was not answering. i was receiving text from other parents. >> the school district and first responders are trying to find out the specific substances that made the

investigators say that he handed the teller a note and left with an undisclosed amount of cash. he has a deformity around one of his eyes. he was living -- he was last seen running into the safeway parking lot. >>> there is new information on the woman that was tied up, stabbed and was left to die. she was 19 years old. she had recently moved to tracy from san jose. the sheriff officials say the that she knew her killers and the last words to authorities let them to the two people under arrest for murder. the suspects were identified today as daniel gross and melissa leonardo. henry lee says that authorities are not ready yet to discuss a possible motive. >> reporter: these are pictures of the victim. she was known by friends as, liz. she recently moved to tracy to live with her dad. at some point she met this couple. the couple is accused of killing her. this is a picture of the suspects from the facebook page. early monday morning, motorist found her pounding -- crawling on her stomach. >> i gave her my blanket it was freezing cold out there. >> reporter: she was stabbed and l

if this bag isn't: one minute, you're all going to get wasted the blue-eyed man explained to the tellers emphasizing the point of this kind. now it was real. i'm reality is a big theme in this book. there is the unreality of civilians who mostly see us through big budget action movies or a video games with the realiy of it is given an unrealistic loss. there is the unreality of war two soldiers in training nowadays who go through such detailed simulations about field conditions that the distinction between reversal and shows darts to blur. there's the unreality of reality television, which purport to w give us a nonfiltered glimpse of human drama with the stories are in fact quite carefully construct it. there is the unreality of luke elliott summer who was masterful at plane and that dangerous, fuzzy space at games and jokes and banter as he slowly brought on the many soldiers involved into greater contact with reality. and then there's the unreality of what alex went through and never fully processed. i have come tot see that as a bg part of what keeps trauma i live inside us, and dise

yes get more here can't depreciate a story teller picked education a couple so kind of toilet b.s. get i mean are you. up. to. the u.s. is losing in two ways number one the climate denying is precluding them from the dissipating in this new economy number one and number two the effects of the climate change and why the catastrophes the global you know migrants that are the result of it all this other problems are hurting the us economy on the other side of the trade so you've got a double by. despite its turbulent history the soviet union knows dominated international sport however little was known about the use of those two. as for the. photo you don't go. right on the children nibble at this at that. the more middle there with the borel for them if you're going to do three brothers describe who is for the order of europe of what the irish was the list would be reserved for york you would do the first some of your lympics scene with nine hundred fifty two when she did seeds of ifas concentration camp prisoners and front line solutions for which there could be of use in the earth i

she visits the fortune teller she had once visited when she was sick but this time she does it for our sake this man the village oracle decided her fate and that sheer. force. of the oracle said that the thunder god must be appeased in order to heal whom d.g. according to local beliefs that many years of complete isolation the children do not go to school during this time instead they spend their days praying dancing and learning a voodoo language. the voodoo priest begins a purification ceremony he shows us how he drove the evil spirits out of one day g.'s body back then using holy water and leaves. the blood of animal sacrifices and alcohol for the voodoo alters a part of the ceremony. where i was healed within three months by the prayers the her and the leaves but i still had to stay. for. three long years during that time the tribes a symbol was cut into her face. they made the scars with a razor blade it really hurt these are the signs of the thunder guard. like the ones on these boys' chests many children are marked with scars the cutting is a deeply ingrained element of voodoo b

and yet she brings us to the fortune teller who she visited when she was sick back then it was a village oracle who decided her fate. here and. the article said that the thunder god had to be appeased in order to heal and. according to local beliefs that meant years of isolation. children sent to the convent do not go to school during that time instead they spend their days praying dancing and learning a voodoo language. though i was healed within three months by the prayers the herbs and the leaves but i still had to stay. here for three long years during which time she also had to have the tribe symbol cut into her face. well way they made the markings with a razor blade it really hurt these are the signs of the thunder god. and the little . like the ones on these boys chests many children are marked with scars the cutting is a traditional element of beliefs and part of many rituals. play a role in this ceremony too although the children do not actually hurt themselves. this group of children are being released today after having been confined for years in one of benny's thousands of v

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anyway i think the fair thing my clients work with psychics energy therapists fortune tellers maybe a good psychologist or me look younger. you know a part of. this interest in the supernatural appears to be a step back into the past as a strategy to cope with an uncertain future. and we're going to europe's a set of snow to albania which hopes one day to join the european union the country's leaders warn that without the support of the many young albanians could turn to radical islam like the more than one hundred young men from just one small area in the east of the country who travel to iraq and syria to fight for islamic state most were recruited by a group of hate preachers. is a village just like any other here in eastern albania but with one difference dozens of young men left this traditional farming community to go to syria and fight for the so-called islamic state. this woman's son abis was one of them her family blames the man who persuaded him to go. wormwood dot c called me from syria and told me airbus was killed by a bomb ready for don't mention his name in this house h

traditionally a time of year when big predictions are made we've been talking to a leading fortune teller who says that actually the year of the dog is a very bad year for anyone born in it people like president donald trump he says the president's going to have a very bad year when it comes to his health and also to decision making it's probably fair to assume though the president from doesn't pay a great deal of heed to chinese fortune tellers but here in this part of the world they take those predictions very seriously adrian brown counting the cost in beijing and that is our show for this week to get in touch with us by tweeting me at has him speak and the hashtag. a j c d c when you do autopsy on e-mail counting the cost that al jazeera dot net is our address as more for you online at al-jazeera dot com slash c t c l take you straight to our page which has individual sports links and entire episodes for you to catch up on. that's it for this edition of counting the cost i'm has a secret from the whole team here thanks for joining us the news on al-jazeera is next. from the neon light

party or any government and in the current context that made him someone who to my mind was a truth teller about the conflicts now between russia and the united states because he saw a very clearly that it's the united states with eight hundred military bases overseas it's the united states that has encroached upon and moved upon the.

the suspect seen here wearing a fake thick beard handed a teller with a demand note. he fled on foot with cash. this same suspect robbed a bank in fair less hills last week. >>> fun experience passengers will never forget. >> flying from san francisco to honolulu when the plane had a serious problem. >> brace, brace. >> flight crew telling passengers to brace during an emergency landing after an engine cover blew off mid flight they heard a loud bang. when they looked outside they saw pieces flying off damage engine and then plane started to shake violently. >> you could see everybody's face and how scared. they just came around to help everybody. >> they said one of the engine pull out, second right engine or whatever. >> the plane fortunately made it to honolulu safely. no one was hurt. still in the clear why the engine cover blew off. >> you can tell from that women pretty shaken up. >> oh, yeah. >>> famous olympian welcoming a new addition to his team. >>> historic, hairy discovery on the campus of the new york college, find out who these locks once belonged to an

he handed the teller a note demanding cash and then ran out. >>> a lot of buzz over the latest business moving to san francisco's midmarket era -- area. it's not a tech company but a new whole foods. it's at market and 80s, it will be the closest full serve grocery store for tens of thousands of people in the surrounding neighborhood. it is part of the final phase of the trinity place project, 1900 units, housing and retail complex that has spread across four buildings. the new whole foods store will open in 2021. >>> something else hit the market, the most fully autonomous drone you could find. >> the design to follow you wherever you go, kpix5's mary lee got a demonstration to see if it lives up to all the hype. mary? >> reporter: it does work. we met up with the company's creator today. the are one had me running around -- the r-one had me running around the field while chasing me the whole time. if you've ever flown a drone, you know just how easy it is to crash it. now imagine getting your best shot without ever doing a thing. >> the paradigm with the existing products, you need an

other people's elections with in other people's political processes for example secretary of state tellers and just were recently on a trip to latin america he called for the military in venezuela to overthrow their democratically elected president i mean. it's a joke frankly that the west accuses russia of somehow meddling. in era lections when in fact the west has made frankly a profession of doing so and it's not just soros we've got the real new party now as i understand that's bank by french politicians again they're calling for a change on the decision of bragg's it is not another example of foreign interference. well yes of course and you know i mean the interesting thing of course is we live in a global world and you know some involvement you know my view for example is that the united states which has troops in you know over one hundred thirty countries i think wherever they have troops those people should be able to vote in us elections you know i mean we all impact each other's lives and economies and politics you know what one person might call interferences other my just call

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the moment it happened in fact, my particular moments of harassment with harvey weinstein, i am a telleruse the words used that laura dern used on stage at the golden globes, i am a taddler. you know, i was molested when i was 7 years old and the first thing i did was go to a grown up and say hey thisjust happened. and is so often the case, i was told this is an old man, this is not what he meant. but i somehow managed to stay absolutely authentic in my truth in telling this was what has happened and that is why am such a crusader for gender equality and the full eradication of gender and sexual—based violence. i experienced it as a youth, i experienced it in hollywood and has been the core of my work 15 years and now that this movement has collectivised and catalysed and is here, it is incredibly gratifying to me. we stick with harvey weinstein for a moment, what happened to you with harvey happened in 1997, but the truth in your story in so many other peoples stories has only emerged in the last few months. so what happened to the telling that you did at the time? no one could hear me.

party or any government and in the current context that made him someone who to my mind was a truth teller about the conflicts now between russia and the united states because he saw a very clearly that it's the united states with eight hundred military bases overseas it's the united states that has encroached upon and moved upon or what have traditionally been the close in border areas of russia and you know he saw that journalists either they're going to be independent or they're going to be flunkies for power interests in their own country and the journalist can't really do both will be saved by the chinese government to respond to that allegation from you norman but if one lasting legacy of people like you saying grady is do you think another one is the fact that the cia took such an interest in him and developed i visit material his work and himself no doubt cia always attentive to authentic journalism that runs counter to its own dominant narrative but always had a very adversarial relationship to the cia after all he exposed its deadly machinations in central america during the reag

yes good deep mission a story teller picked education a couple so kind of toilet b.s. i dare you. up. there it was. i knew it was i mean you know. i think it's terrible you want to know the truth and i think it's a disgrace lot of people should be ashamed of that and much worse than that. the f.b.i. and u.s. justice department used a highly dubious dr to a warrant trying to trying to sixteen election campaign those are the claims made in a newly released de classified memo. nato members turkey and greece enter a threatening rout over the sovereignty of two small islands with ankara threatening to break legs to athens doesn't back down. and with record murder rates and the police corruption scandal the u.s. city of baltimore is introducing a so-called cease fire we can't hoping it temporarily stops this spate of killings . people all around the city make commitments to just be peaceful and not be violent for three days we distort what do we care if we keep getting into a weekend of nobleness that. it's eleven o'clock here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international live from o

other people's elections with in other people's political processes for example secretary of state tellers and just were recently on a trip to latin america he called for the military in venezuela to overthrow their democratically elected president i think for countries like the u.s. the u.k. i think their view is they can read on anyone else's political processes that will but other people can't participate in there so i mean it is a double standard clearly a double standard and i think again the u.s. will protect that double standard. to the hilt and we see that time and time again . us republicans are threatening to slash funding to a council research group one that after the break. i'm completely confused about why a republican administration made a change that was essentially. part of the democratic philosophy i can only think that somewhere deep within what they call the deep state in the us treasury there were left leaning bureaucrats who implemented this change to a territoriality based system of taxation without anybody actually be aware of what was going on. the pentagon recently

other people's elections with in other people's political processes for example secretary of state tellers and just were recently on a trip to latin america he called for the military in venezuela to overthrow their democratically elected president i think for countries like the u.s. the u.k. i think their view is they can mad on anyone else's political processes that will but other people can't participate in there so i mean it is a double standard clearly a double standard and i think again the u.s. will protect that double standard. to the hilt and we see that time and time again . republican lawmakers in the u.s. are threatening to cut funding to the world health organizations cancer research program that's after the international agency for research on cancer is that america's most widely used weed killer made by monsanto is probably cost an agenda . i arched unsubstantiated claims i or your responsible handling of data why should receive any government funding in the future they are disputing the organizations findings regarding its leading herbicide called round up and back in twent

world americans appear to be speaking from both sides of the lips we heard from secretary tellers and just three weeks ago that the u.s. announced policy on creating a turkish led border patrol force is misinterpreted he described as misdescribed. and yet very recently we've heard from the defense secretary mattis. seeking a five hundred fifty million dollars fund appropriation half hour which would go to our creating that very force that triggered in the first place turkey's deep military incursion inside syria so the question really is where does the us a stand on that particularly issue which i'm sure will be brought up by president erda gone when he meets mr tillerson who is playing a very delicate balancing role on the one hand maintaining the alliance with the and the u.s. says it's on broader policy in syria which is to basically slice of syria and create a zone of influence mrs fielitz on. you know will air core mr mattis who met his turkish counterpart in brussels just a couple of days ago and said that turkey and. u.s. have common ground so the question is what is the nature