there's plenty of time. the question that i and warriors that still serve in uniform ask is, will this congress have the heart and the guts to do what is right? the clock ticks. let's stop the madness, let's stop the debate of ancillary things that don't have anything to do with providing for the common defense. and let's end the continued resolutions that affect our military funding. run a clean defense measure. if we are in so much agreement about funding our military then my challenge to both sides of the aisle is let's run a clean measure. let's don't attach anything else to it. no labor h., no other appropriations measures, a simple, clean measure we all agree to anyway and pass year after year and then we can get it to the president's desk and our warriors who give us our freedom and allow us to continue with this great republic for general -- from generation to generation, they will have what they need. we've not done it in years. this could be a first and could be a hallmark of the 115th congress. an

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which at the time, playing out how it was in the u.s. press, was not terribly complementary of this gesture. so this player, bill cain, talked his student newspaper editor -- he was a sophomore at the time -- and he wound up starting to write what turned out to be a serious series of columns he would use on a biweekly basis in which he starts talking about the importance of this black salute and how he had been inspired by tommy smith and john carlos, and what it meant to him as an american athlete, but first and foremost as a student who was thinking intellectually and how to take these ideas and help disburse them to others. his first columns were not -- they weren't necessarily well received on campus. there was a lot of hate mail that was written in, some of which was published. he received a few threatening conversations from other students. this is at a time when there is quite divisiveness on campus. but he continued to write and talking very bluntly about race in america and how you could be a patriot and still speak up and say w

he's very timely. he hated to be late. he started his meetings on time or early. so this is a good illustration of that and i felt really lucky to be in the right place at the right time to literally raise the camera as it was happening and luckily there was no one walking in the hallway looking through the door. >> that was a foreign leader call. i couldn't tell you who the leaders were. so what happens is whatever the issue is he has people to come in and brief him on the topic and then he takes the call and i don't know why he has such a serious look on his face. honestly i can't remember. >> my guy has a serious look because all kind of stuff's going on. yugoslavia has broken up. things are happening and it's like well, what's next? so people are giving advice about what to do about some things and i'm fortunate because i do carry different lenses. i can pull up whatever i think i need to make it work, but i'm waiting on the shot. don't shoot your load before you're ready. if you shoot your shot before you're ready to shoot your shot, when you're ready to shoo

and against walsh or the plan is for the divers to extract the group one at a time. through the narrow twisting submerged tunnels and it comes after efforts to bore shoots down through rock to the grave proved unsuccessful it's a slow complex and highly perilous mission dangerous where underscores by the death of a diver in the case on friday. well the acting governor in charge of the rescue say that the weather conditions provide a window of opportunity to get the group i was this before monsoon rains return and more water floods into the underground cave system i need. right now where as ready as we can be and it's. at ten am thirteen professional cave dive is along with five navy seals into the cave to extract the children. and i think briefed on how to do so. robert let's bring in reuters correspondent. oma near the cave complex in northern thailand for more on this story what is the basis on the rescue operation there right now. well the latest is that we've heard that the operation is still ongoing and that they're now doing the extraction process around two pm

extra time.stening to the commentary and their eyes transfixed by those giant screens. and that is the end of bullet time, feed the crowd relaxes and see what now follows, penalties at the end of it. let's see if we can hear some reaction to that full—time result as the team organises itself to begin. let's see if we can talk to our correspondents, who is in moscow, so it's all over but not quite. no, we have been here before, haven't we, extra time against colombia and the last six games, very straightforward. and sweden, we knew that this croatia's site was dangerous. perhaps they had a full sense of security after he put away that wonderful free kick after just five minutes. he has been lauded for weeks here in russia, how he stepped into this wide roll, many people say that his delivery is up there with david beckham, that was his first international goal and it is a wonderful free international goal and it is a wonderfulfree kick, international goal and it is a wonderful free kick, but inter

time. for those who cannot see me, i am 5'2". no one ever told me to dress better than i was, so i just in a less mature fashion. and so i think age was. my first campaign, the gentleman who ran against me, he would mention the fact that he was married, he had children, he had a mortgage, he tried to bring in his life experience to say, here is this 31-year-old. so it did come into play. and 27 being on the new york city council, i was a standout as the only republican and being so young. women there who are very strong and very smart, so ironically that was not an issue at my first job in politics. >> was gender in important issue in the housekeeping? -- house campaign? >> it was not for me. but it was for my opponents. gender, yes, always an issue there would be the whisper campaigns. once the younger female who is going to try to tell people what to do -- that was the whisper. on the other hand, the voters are pretty cool people and the people he represented, you know, the older people,

so i had a hard time. by the time i left we had started switching over.e were the first presidential library that literally put everything on disc. now, the first load of discs that got done a year before we left, the coding wasn't good. you know how you have to figure out the silver or gold coating. well, it didn't hang, it didn't stay. so i had to go out and find another company to do it again. so you don't know -- i don't like doing stuff twice. we are running out of time because we're getting ready to get out of office, too. getting get out of office too so i told the lab, don't make anything that's not dealing with turning our stuff from negatives into disks to go to the presidential library into the archives. but now the computer, oh, i'm a computer geek, i guess, kind of. but i'm reluctant. i'm still reluctant. >> well, after sharon left office, we -- i used the film process, you know, the lab, and it was during my time that the transition happened and i directed the white house from film to digital. and that was a huge job. the -- because of the v

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time will tell. his own advisers are skeptical anything good can come out of a meeting with vladimir putin. the president wants to do that and has said that. he has been frustrated that people within his government have tried to stop him from meeting with vladimir putin. he was frustrated when we reported that said don't congratulate vladimir putin on the phone call. it's him versus his own administration. he takes a more sunny approach to meeting with the russian strongman. >> it's rainbows and butterflies when it comes to vladimir putin from personal experience. great to see you. i appreciate it. >>> now to breaking news we need to get to that's happening overnight. a tragic story that seems to only be getting more heartbraginheartbrag i heartbragbreaking. it ended with 13 people dead. a tourist duck boat capsized. people are looking for people missing. investigators are looking for answers to why this happened in the first place. rene marsh is following the latest details. they wrapped up a press

and our feelings at a different time. and oui’ feelings at a different time.at a different time. yet, take a break and then talk about money. another tip she also gave us about money. another tip she also gave us was about money. another tip she also gave us was to revisit our budget. yes. if we spend more on a certain area. so we can yes. if we spend more on a certain area. 50 we can account yes. if we spend more on a certain area. so we can account for yes. if we spend more on a certain area. so we can account for it on the next month. i see. well, thank you very much for coming in. and best of luck for the future. all right. think you. thank you very much. good luck with the arguing, too. everyone's financial circumstances are different, so options that may suit some people may not suit others. we are in miami, where many people are latino, drawn to the promise of the american dream. but life here is expensive. in the us, the typical consumer has three credit cards on which they an average of almost six and a half thousand dollars. matteo, a card dealer and

time to decide. the entire cabinet spends the day at chequers, trying to thrash out the government's position on brexit. talks are expected to continue until ten o'clock this evening. theresa may says they have "a duty" to reach an agreement. i live at chequers where cabinet ministers have held nine hours of talks so far. no one has walked out. are they listening to the message of theresa may? detectives in wiltshire are still trying to find the contaminated item which they believe exposed a couple to a deadly nerve agent last weekend. a diver has died in thailand while taking supplies to 12 boys and their football coach, trapped in a flooded cave for almost two weeks. england arrive ahead of their quarterfinal clash with sweden tomorrow. and celebrating london's diversity with a look ahead to this weekend. 30,000 people are expected to march through the capital as part of london pride. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a crunch meeting to thrash out a blueprint for brexit has been taking place a

gregory: no, but i ponder from time to time the writing of a book. but you have to understand i am so preoccupied with every day -- with day-to-day survival and keeping my head above water financially. i cannot even think about things like that right now. brian: our guest has been greg watson, based in austin, texas, the man responsible for getting the 27th amendment passed through the unite states constitution. gregory: thank you for having me. it's been a pleasure. ♪ for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at at q&a.org.rg and week, discussing her memoir, daughter of the cold war. that's q&a next sunday night on c-span. c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. pollio,orning, alina discusses president trump's meeting with president vladimir putin. jeffrey edmon joins us to talk about russia's military presence in syria and the balkans. be sure to watch at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. russiandent trump and president vladimir putin are scheduled

some areas may be overcast from time to time.we are still dry. there is no change as far as the eye can see, at least through the weekend into most of next week indeed the whole of next week. bad news for gardens and parks. a lot of scorched grass out there at the moment. these temperatures first thing in the morning. 17 in london, 13 in newcastle. and then the temperatures shoot up rapidly. a lot of sun around but it will be cloudy from time to time, particularly around north—western and eastern areas, picking up cloud, and cloud is also developing across midland. 30 degrees of least in london, i suspect temperatures could reach 31 also. still mostly in the 20s, we're not talking about it necessarily cooling off a great deal. on monday it is still in the high 20s across the south. it is only when we reach tuesday or wednesday that we get back down to the mid—20s. in the north we are closer to the teens. that is it for me. bye— bye. this is bbc world news. the headlines: the british prime minister, theresa may, says a day of inte

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out and about five hours time that's nine pm local time here in thailand then again did you go back to operations also said that a little dish you might call is a huge problem there is still a lot of this involved. pacey say that it's still raining there at the moment or it is raining at the moment why is the operation so dangerous what other challenges are the rescuers facing. well first of all is it actually considered too dangerous to pour i should say then of you if you were also a lot of the good and it was there right now why squire also paid half uncleared though they're only making limited stretches now that the boys would have died i can sell pretty much on a pot that i could call though this is low sulfur he stayed on the essence and they want to use when their opportunity for all the heavy muslim bomb sons will take over again to actually extract them but there's all this upon langevin they said. that this operation was was well into the next few days well we have to wait and see but they're not expecting any official updates before nine something like that in the five ho

"the new york times" today out with a new bombshell report about the president's long-time fix y fixer and former personal attorney michael cohen. the "times" reveals for the very first time that cohen secretly recorded at least one conversation with donald trump and that the fbi now has its hands on it. in the recording, donald trump and michael cohen discuss hush money payments to karen mcdougal. she's a former playboy model who had an alleged affair with trump. the fbi seized the recording of trump and cohen in a raid on cohen's home and offices earlier this year that donald trump described at the time as an attack on the nation. >> i just heard that they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, good man, and it's a disgraceful situation. it's a total witch hunt. it's a disgrace. it's frankly a real disgrace. it's an attack on our country in a true sense. >> an attack on our country, wow. the "times" writes of the significance of today's revelation. "the recording's existence further draws mr. trump into questions about tactics he and his associates used to keep aspect

be no bed time tonight if russia winning next time or on penalties to people watching all aside from the tens of millions of russians are all. michael pietsch over there in the scene of growth for the late game today. we've got the chase on a bianca's on standby because russia's chance is creeping up with every minute that passes how you join this guy. tents i think second of all put this really how much is out of play is legs now we saw some very tired russian players at the end. been a little bit mystified with the. tactics very early on did you make the changes. he made a change the half time he took. off and put granite granite who hasn't played at all into cent of said the defense stayed with the back five and when i say five five a discipline but five that never moved away from that and then a bank of four players right in front of that and then. in the small of conch came on set of him and. this player put up the pace but he was forty to forty meters from the from the goal line from king fives going on and you cannot win football matches like that because when you win the pole

waste same time here at olds apart. they're not going to run out on all their money i'm not out of luck though the other not out of the money out of the money there's been an average amount. this was a good time to. try to move there i'm job now mom. not down the line to get my little body not why not. stop whining chanting and the old people we believe this other obedient. little of my kids i don't want them up with johnny boy are the moment on account of motherhood a little accuser is a little odd i'm a little work you might be old enough to go out to the pimp i don't want to put out a love to most cardioid i don't know the mother brother. what politicians do something. to put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to be rich. but you going to be person this is what before three of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of how. this should. the u.k. says one woman exposed as a nerve agent in navi chalk this week has died another per

trailing, 20 times forward.tinues to grow, what does it mean? rail demand continues to grow. i think it's going to show itself this quarter. what does it mean? they believe in their company. i think they've paid a dividend the last 217 quarters, great balance sheet if you believe that the economy is doing better if the railroads are telling you something, have you to go down stream i'm sure we have a chart somewhere, we're bouncing up against levels we last saw right around here. sorry about that, folks. there you go what do i think is going to happen we're going to take out that previous high in a meaningful way. this stock has a $40 handle on it >> when you talk about going downstream, this is a marketplace that rewards the leaders. why do you think it's not going to be that case with the stock this time. you have to go back in their history and see they have a history of earnings surprises. the market options are pricing in at a 6 1/2 move i would bet that is to the upside i think the environment we find ours

i read to them all the time. as the girls grew up we continued to incorporate books as a form of family. barack and melia read all of the harry potter books aloud from front to cover and then she could see the movie after they read it. that was the father daughter ritual. i stayed out of that. i don't know anything about harry potter. i was not going to get involved in that. so when sasha got older i read life of pi with her. it was part of the way weight we put our kids to sleep at night. the reading culture was an important part of their development. from very early on. we are big, big readers. you would be going and they would be going to the bookstore giving books as gifts. that's the only place he knew how to go as president. he could golf and get to the bookstore. in chicago the 57 store. that was our neighborhood store that we liked to go to. bookstores and libraries of course were big part of my life early on. it was like the first official time i got an identification. i remember going into the library i

the reality was he went in and had a tough time and did have a tough time in nato. their concern is looking now, if those words were correct and it's going to have an easier time in president putin, what concessions might he make. we're not far from the baltic states, just across the sea and very concerned about russia's activities, the way it went into crimea and wonder if they are going to be next. they have nato troops in there supported by the united states of course at the time, would there be a similar concession president presume p made in singapore with kim jong-un about training exercises, would nato wake up to president trump having given putin in agreement like that in the baltic states in nato? many more issues like that one. >> president trump saying he expected an easier time after he had been briefed on the indictments to come. thanks everyone, special counsel charges 12 russian military intelligence officials with hacking the u.s. election system in terms of both voter systems and also e-mails. could americans be next? the top democrat on the house i

now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday.lo and welcome to sportsday, with me reshmin chowdhury and hugh. the headlines this evening. history at the tour de france — briton geraint thomas all but ensures he will be crowned the 2018 champion in tomorrow's final stage. lewis hamilton navigates the stormy conditions in hungary to claim the 77th pole position of his career ahead of tomorrow's grand prix. and the fighting talk is over, as dillian whyte and joseph parker get in the ring tonight at the heavyweight clash in london. they'll want to a bit better than this though. a lot of power here! one, two... i can't get up in this! welcome to the programme. well it's the day the tour de france was sealed for another briton — this time a welshman — geraint thomas — the team sky rider has kept the yellow jersey after today's penultimate stage, the individual time trial — ensuring that by the end of tomorrow's largely ceremonial final ride along the champs elysee, he will he crowned the champion. our reporter, jo currie is in paris fo

time to sit down and talk. like the many flips over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch with a funnel school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the shaper money just killed their own lives and spending two to twenty million at one player . it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy great so with all chance for. peace it's going to. in the last days of the soviet union people were full of hope and anticipation of the upcoming changes underground music by young musicians of the time captured the mood perfectly what was it like to live and make music in that atmosphere. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution. the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just all or hiccups or a pretty meaningless put pretty good clue in the neighborly is that i'm you pulling it out of the fo

a much needed distraction during the hardest times with her son. >> there's a lot of dead time in the hospital and it's really emotionally grueling and you know, you need things to distract you. >> i actually remember when simon was in one of the surgeries reviewing things that were happening on my website, showing them to my husband and providing feedback on them because you really -- you could go crazy sitting there. >> ultimately simon made a full recovery and is thriving now and although the life changing experience is not something she would ever want to relive, she now sees the profoundly positive impact it had on both her business and her leadership skills. >> i think that you don't emerge from hell empty handed. you definitely receive some gifts from that entire process and i know personally the gifts that benefit me the most really benefitted my business. >> we all lie all the time. now it's mostly harmless like telling someone you like their jacket when you actually don't, but other times the lies can result in something big and harmful to your company. many of us have faced

i know our time was short together. i wish i had a chance to get to know you better and i want to wish you the best. as you move forward in your next adventures and thank you it to your family. i know that is the most important thing and it is a family decision to do this job. i just want to wish you the best of luck. like i said, i wish we had more time to serve together. thank you for your service to district eight and the city and county of san francisco. to mayor elect breed, it is no secret that my daughter is obsessed with you. you mean so much to her. i thank you for that. i just, you know, reflecting back the first time i met you, it was my first event and people were saying, you have to meet london breed. you have to meet london breed. when he walked into the kitchen where we were at, in a home, i remember thinking, she has so much confidence she has so much presence. i was so happy to get to know you over the years as a legislative aide to supervisor farrell and get to work with you. and when we did the sandy

any time they want. any time they want. >> any time they want, no preconditions. if his standards for meeting dictators accused of murdering their own people is the same as his standard for bob mueller he would have talked to mueller months and months and months ago. jeff zeleny is "outfront" live at the white house. jeff, the president avoiding all questions about mueller today. >> reporter: he was indeed, erin. throughout the day we saw the president several times, the first time in the oval office with the italian prime minister asked questions about what is he talking about exactly with conflicts of interest with bob mueller. he did not answer questions there. he did not answer our questions in the east room later on after that news conference and he didn't answer questions later on again in the oval office. he clearly does not want to talk about publicly on camera about bob mueller. erin, that does not mean he is not thinking about him and tweeting about him. there is one thing that's clear, it is -- it's clear that bob mueller is in his head as this trial of

i'm videotaping the whole time.de with the uss vincennes, a cruiser, a billion—dollar boat, state—of—the—art at the time. as we were sailing back to bahrain, we got into battle with iranian speedboats. all hands man your battle stations. during a gunboat battle, we thinking they're going to come at us with whatever they have now, and that would have been their air force. the year before, 1987, the uss stark got hit by an exocet missile that was launched by iraq. we were always reminded, remember the stark, remember the stark. about five minutes went by and they said there was a target that had left bandar abbas, the iranian airfield. the military and civilian airport, to my knowledge, is the same place. so the aircraft, when it took off, was identified as air hostile. they thought it was the iranian air force f—lll tomcat, but the plane in reality was flight 655, an airbus. five times a week, there is a scheduled service from bandar abbas across the strait to dubai... but here the crew is, waiting for another target

so it's timing out just in time for the shows. >>> just in time. all right. well, right now, you have a nice ride on the eastshore freeway for our westbound commute direction. this is a live look 80 at highway 4. but if you are traveling eastbound, we are still tracking that earlier accident. it looks like emergency crews just cleared those lanes. our sensors went from yellow back to green so that's the good news. this was right at appian way. so just a heads up. you may still see some flashing lights. no delays heading across the richmond/san rafael bridge. your ride in the green both directions as you meet up with 101 right at 580. the north bay commute is quiet. >>> there are new evacuations as firefighters battle the wildfire in yolo and napa counties. the county fire broke out east of lake berryessa on saturday and has since exploded in size. the new evacuations, an area west of highway 16, south of old county road 40, and north of county road 53. smoke from the fire can be seen all the way from space. them imagine from nasa shows how far the ash from th

for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. with no make this manufactured consensus least until the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round certainly the one percent. nor middle of the room six. million real news is. a good morning in a rare legal case eleven inmates at the us to tension center in guantanamo bay cuba have had the appeal for release heard by a u.s. court this is what one of the lawyers behind the case had to say about it. for saying that the government would have to prove that these men still pose a danger or a real danger of returning. to the fight against the united states even though we contest whether any of them were actually fighting in the united states to begin with. or some of these men have been held without charge of that notorious u.s. military facility for fifteen years now their lawyers are demanding that they're either tried or released the inmates were not allowed to listen to the court arguments because apparently there wasn't

take time. he says he couldn't do that until next year, the next budget cycle. that is not so because we have a process for a supplemental appropriation, and that supplemental appropriation can be submitted to you at any time after this budget once those positions are identified, so that would expedite the hiring of the civilian positions. >> so not to argue with mr. rose, we have to get the positions appropriated, we have to work with d.h.r., and that takes time. >> supervisor cohen: i guess it. it takes time, i get it. i cut norman yee off. i want to give him time to finish his thoughts, and then, jeff sheehy is going to speak, and then i'm going to speak, and then we're voting. >> supervisor yee: no, i just want to know for all of us, in terms of time frame, what can be done, what can't be done, and there's just a little difference -- maybe it's not even a difference, it's just to clarify the timing of things. that's what i was trying to do so that with that information, we can make decisions

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it was at or around the same time.eted 76 e-mail addresses at the domain for the clinton's campaign. this is only speculation. that date is mentioned specifically in this indictment. and one can imagine that's not as coincidence. the president of the united states made an instruction to the russians and apparently these hackers were listening and followed through. a reasonable person may assume and obviously whether he intends to do that or campaign rhetoric, you would think he would have something to say about that. there is an sxaction by these russian hackers of the clinton e-mails. >> let me bring in jeff bennett in london. you are there where thousands of british people are protesting against this president on a lot of issues and now the timing of this just when the president is going to the windsor skcastle f tea with the queen of england. you can see the picture that's been released to the american traveling pool reporters of melania trump and donald trump smiling and the queen sort of an impressi impression on

she sat there the whole time and she had your back the whole time. i want to thank everyone, our vso's. you've been part of this from the beginning. and for members of the committee, thank you for your questions. and during the time they have spent here and what they have done to make this successful. we all got each other's back. we will all work hard to make the va better than ever before. we stand adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the confirmation took late last month in the senate veterans committee. and monday the senate will vote on his nomination to become the president second va secretary. mr. wilke was nominated to replace david shulkin was fired in march. live coverage of the debate begins monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern. with a confirmation vote at 5:30 p.m. . you can always watch the senate on c-span2. >> here's a look at our prime time schedule on the c-span networks. starting at 8 pm eastern on c-span, high

extra time came, extra time went and spain is still could not get past the white wall.neverfaced world cup penalties before as the stadium collectively held its breath. all had scored before this one. with everyone netting their penalties, it was down to this penalty for spain. spain are out. the fans went wild. the banner said we play for you. for spain, this tournament will be one to forget. they never looked convincing but no one thought spain would be beaten by the lowest ranked side in this tournament. argentina, spain, portugal and germany are gone. this is the world cup of shocks. who will make it through, croatia denmark? we will bring you the news. so the hosts are through against the 2010 champions and one of the fancied sides spain. misery for them, and here are the thoughts of one man who was overlooked for their squad and instead has been working for the bbc team out here in russia, cesc fabregas. you have to have the best players, you have busquets, iniesta and silva. but to lose your coach two days before, it must have an effect. it does and it hurts. ces

and that's the time i always think of when i sing lead to form. i'd lie there smoking cigarettes and listening to music and just being by myself in my own world that was so important to me. today it's a family that matches most of the almost sixty year old children and grandchildren and often appear in the video it took three years for her to release his sixteenth studio album she was waiting for the right time. this. internal voice. to know you're doing this now i just know ok now i'm going to make a new album everything in my life was just. my feet do that. title song old school is about how long nina has been in the music business. but she still likes to experiment the album was produced by rep a semi deducts from hamburg. lovin bus was born you know what's so fascinating about naina is that she makes everything now you know with her voice it doesn't matter walk tracks you have running underneath electronic rap punk rock. singing in a song like school this rock punk rock. as i want to listen to me you know when he was a kid he admitted. the res

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were you alone with her there from time to time? my sister warnecke: and her husband took care of her. they went into the peace corps, and then i came. i had three children and they came with me. then my sister, because of peace asked if i would mind taking her children. so i had five children under the age of eight. i was so excited about taking care of set lana. i was so -- svetlana. mind i in the back of my was going to write an article. i thought this was a big thing in my life. lanafive children and set tlana to feed, of course she would not touch the food. she was vegetarian. have the simplest, my parents were not modern. we did not have a washer and dryer. i took the laundry for seven people and put dimes in the thing. shopping was a big thing. seven or eight people. train -- her translator and her lawyer came. they all stayed there and had to eat, as well. then somebody had to go to the airport to pick them up, namely me. the image i had envisioned. i spent most of the time in the kitchen. brian: here is svetlana and stalin

this time, no alert was issued.r agency says the main focus now is evacuation and rescue. authorities fear the number of people killed could rise. palbo 0choa, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news: a number of landslides have been caused by heavy rainfall in south—west china. cars have been submerged and houses flooded after five centimetres of rain fell in three hours. hundreds of people were evacuated from their homes. and in sichuan province thousands of tons of mud and rocks have blocked off roads. in the next few hours the malaysian government will publish its final report on what happened to flight mh370. the malaysia airlines plane vanished with 239 people on board as it was flying from kuala lumpur to beijing in march 2014. it's believed it crashed in the southern indian ocean. malaysia has said it would consider resuming the search if new clues came to light. at least 17 people have been injured after a tin shed collapsed in india's rajasthan state. the roof caved in as hundreds of people were w

three times they went to extra time twice to penalty shoot outs and each time the fiery one showed they wanted to win more than their opponents but . they've shown character but even when we started our preparation six weeks ago i insisted on that in particular them. were a proud nation with character and we never give any of them listen. there's a fine line between national pride and nationalism especially in the balkans it's just twenty three years since croatia's war of independence from the former yugoslavia ended and everyone in the country is acutely aware of the cost of that conflict. not everyone who represents the croatian national team has been able to contain their nationalist leanings especially when it comes to social media. after the defeat of argentina defenders day on love friend and she meant that celko recorded themselves singing. a song glorifying croatian fascism. there were diplomatic incidents too such as a croatian shirt on display in ukraine's parliament. that followed a video of another croatia defender. who after beating russia chanted glory to ukraine. but tha

this time around but he wants to prepare his party for future elections and for a time after. football soccer center now there will be a three point two million euro fine to spanish authorities to settle a tax case he's also been handed a two year prison sentence but will not serve time in jail i understand he's the latest in a series of top footballers to fall foul of the country's tax rules portugal's renard or join italian champions event just this month after leaving real madrid following nine seasons in the spanish capital his annual salary in turin will be thirty million so he should be able to play that fine. the tour de france entered its third last race with grant thomas holding a reasonably comfortable lead in the overall standings the course gave sprinters a chance to shine on stage eighteen million a year or jersey holder was able to take a backseat. a largely flat state provides a good platform for the tools breakaway specialists and five writers julie took advantage of one hundred seventy kilometer course from tree surveys to. but says is often the case the pelot

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ordeal no food and the only water they can drink right down the walls will bring you the latest from time also on the program. reconciliation efforts in mosul a year after iraq's army recaptured becomes the second largest city exclusive record d.w. followers and district men trying to build peace between people who supported the islamic state and those who resisted. brussels writing writes in another tech giants the european union funds google a record four point three billion euros accusing the u.s. based tech giants of breaching competition rules with its writing system for smartphones and tablets. welcome to the program the twelve todd boys who spends more than two weeks trapped in a flooded cave system been speaking about their ordeal after a rescue they described as miraculous the wild boar spent the next week recovering in a hospital today they face the world's press. the long awaited moment finally comes pirep at this home. a huge relief for his family. he's one of the twelve boys from the wild it was a football team that beat all the odds their opponents nature and time. passed th

the time in between? >> i think, you know, i think it is-- when you look at young people and see what they are doing, it is very easy to dismiss young people as being idealistic and unable to do stuff but i think one of the things that happened from the 1960s was those people became powerful people and were able to make change, so we may look at young people today and think, you know, those kids. but those kids are going to make change. my-- yeah. respect those children. >> steve, i wonder if-- i just offered you a a chance to give your thought but something else i wanted to maybe have you touch on as you do that, part of this whole looking back at 1968 for us at the lepage center has been in part to ask the question of do anniversaries have a value? if show, what is that value? just sort of this moment of nustalia where we look back at- - nostalgia where we look back at something? as a historian and scholar of the period, does 50 years do anything? the 49 or 51 years doesn't? >> probably just enables us

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