attempted toad vote in the early 50's. as a young woman she had to give up going to school in order to help her family. this is one example of an activist whose words are spoken from the heart. this unmeasurable success in influencing the american public at large because her speech was televised. the voting rights act was signed in 1965, in part because of that convention. it was signed by president lyndon b. johnson. this is a later portrait, she also had been working on the voting rights act. she also seen and witnessed the infringement of her citizenship right. legacy as the voting rights act but also title ix. thewent on to help design architect of the title ix amendment, which is basically the equal opportunity education act. a lot of us women have benefited from. these figures help to take the 1965 and beyond. and how these activists really influenced american law. i'm so excited to have told you a little about this exhibition. it included this long hallway and was really covering the time also1832 through 1920, poin

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the giant toad having joined the water—dwelling worms aboard the plastic pants, coffin number three isat british television would then go on to copy. in our time, fame is everywhere — you can't get away from it... by the end of the ‘90s, his tv career was coming to an end, but the words kept flowing. he rekindled his songwriting partnership with pete atkin. # touch has a memory... and then he was diagnosed with leukaemia. in 2010, and again a year later, he thought he was about to die. he was saved by a new drug. i was in serious medical trouble, and i got saved, and so this is spare time. and it's very important to me, because i wasn't expecting to have it, and it'sjust good manners to try and use it well. clive james could write about anything — from commentaries on proust to an appreciation of eddie waring to this, his words on facing the end, hoping that he would live long enough to see the leaves emerge on a newly planted maple tree. the bright colours of cheriyal scroll paintings have been bringing indian folk tales and religious texts to life for centuries. but the 500—year—old

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hatred really is neither here or that this i should be shows either the authorities in no way are toads for the link to their reality of coercion or a sort of opening up publicly demonizing me this way it means that there are these attempts to make them 2nd class citizens basically removed from the society as a positive could achieve use this this should not be tolerated anywhere we should recognize this as a beginning of reestablishing of those fascist ideologies we need to stop it right. now you may have noticed some of our stories have a q.r. code at the bottom of the screen which you can use to find out more information on that story i think about a chance to give it a go and let us know what you think are news after the short break. lead. efforts to impeach and remove donald trump from the presidency have clearly divided the country this should not surprise anyone trump is probably the most divisive public figure however all this division over a single person is changing and even damaging institutions is impeach. him back the had of the organization for the prohibition of chemical

the giant toad having joined the water—dwelling worms aboard the plastic pants, coffin number three ising to an end, but the words kept flowing. he rekindled his songwriting partnership with pete atkin. # touch has a memory... and then he was diagnosed with leukaemia. in 2010, and again a year later, he thought he was about to die. he was saved by a new drug. i was in serious medical trouble, and i got saved, and so this is spare time. and it‘s very important to me, because i wasn‘t expecting to have it, and it‘sjust good manners to try and use it well. clive james could write about anything — from commentaries on proust to an appreciation of eddie waring to this, his words on facing the end, hoping that he would live long enough to see the leaves emerge on a newly planted maple tree. filling the double doors to bathe my eyes, a final flood of colours will live on. as my mind dies, burned by my vision of a world that shone so brightly at the last, and then was gone. the writer and broadcaster clive james — who‘s died at the age of 80. nine out of ten of the managers who run council ser

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started as a single app and 15 years later facebook toadding corporate branding distinguish itself froml network of the same name. joining me to discuss is kurt wagoner. why the branding change? a bunch of owens different services, including instagram, whatsapp and the social network. historically it uses the facebook name to encompass all of those. it's not clear what you are talking about when you are talking about facebook. are you talking about facebook think or the social network? the company is trying to use branding as part of the way of clearing up some of that and using that new brand to lay claim on some of its other products like whatsapp or instagram. >> it struck me that when the chief marketing officer told me it would improve the perception of facebook the company. >> that's according to their research. out say when people find that these products they do like , like instagram or whatsapp, is owned by facebook, they feel better about facebook. this is a company that created something they act truly like. it would make sense why the company is putting that branding inside

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that two of the republican defenses have been both what trump toads gordon sondland "no quid pro quo" and that aids was eventually released. so no harm, no foul and this was an ordinary process that happens all the time. and this reporting punctures both of those. if you've been accused of a quid pro quo, then-you defensively say no quid pro quo, it's not evidence of a clear conscience. >> right. and margaret, on this program last night we-a leading washington conservative defending the president saying well, they got the money anyway. it would seem the question is why did they get the money? it's not in his view to give up the goods. asthma shell says these little details are coming in to confirm what we already think we knew. and this impeachment is the opposite of watergate. it's as if nixon delivered the tapes before the supreme court hearing, which said he-to. trump admitted everything at the beginning by releasing the transcript. so we are just filling in the details. >> professor dyson, i dont know if you've ever-a student who said if they-more time they would have got their re

fruman toad wrote to the judge in the case. mr.ve the judge a heads up at that hearing tomorrow he's going to ask the judge to let igor ditch his ankle bracelet. quote, based on information after we agreed to this condition, such a condition is no longer the least restrictive condition that can reasonably assure the appearance of mr. fruman at trial. i respectfully request the permission to describe the reason for this request more fully on the record at the bail modification hearing tomorrow. what's that about? we reached out to our colleague former u.s. attorney joyce vance tonight to get her thoughts on why igor fruman's attorneys might be pitching this to the judge or reacting this way to his home detention and his ankle bracelet. she told us, quote, he's likely upset that probation is doing routine financial considerations on him because he's afraid they'll uncover evidence of other crimes. joyce says, quote, hilarious. been there before with defendants. for what it's worth we don't know what information was learned after igor

toad the occasion to speak the president a few days after he made that statement and i said, i think you for saying that. the republican study committee, which is the largest caucus of conservatives in congress, we divide into working groups and task forces and one of our priority task forces in this congress has been the issue of health care. task force led by roger marshall kansas. we have had a number of republican members in congress and others with positions of expertise in the area working regularly on this since january. all of the effort that has gone into that, consulting with experts in the field, meeting with people across the health care spectrum, we distilled what we thought were the best ideas and published it in a 66 page document that we entitled a framework. a framework for personalized, affordable care. ,here is a deep and serious stark contrast between what we are proposing and the democrats are proposing. if you listen to those running for president on the democrat side, they have one or two solutions, double down on the failing status quo, the aca, which is not s

. —— the giant toad having joined the water—dwelling worms aboard the plastic pants, coffin number threelevision would then go on to copy. in our time, fame is everywhere — you can't get away from it... by the end of the ‘90s, his tv career was coming to an end, but the words kept flowing. he rekindled his songwriting partnership with pete atkin. # touch has a memory... and then he was diagnosed with leukaemia. in 2010, and again a year later, he thought he was about to die. he was saved by a new drug. i was in serious medical trouble, and i got saved, and so this is spare time. and it's very important to me, because i wasn't expecting to have it, and it'sjust good manners to try and use it well. he could write about anything — from commentaries on proust to an appreciation of eddie waring to this, his words on facing the end, hoping that he would live long enough to see the leaves emerge on a newly planted maple tree. filling the double doors to bathe my eyes, a final flood of colours will live on. as my mind dies, burned by my vision of a world that shone so brightly at the last, and t

i would say if you read the political geopolitical underhanded objective of the continues toad and work well to the point that it is seamless. at that more people are not outraged that it is not been lifted yet. have some ideas, having got to cuba and in conversation with you. i would be interested to hear what else is the blockade represent. obviously the small island of cuba is doing something that is underneath the skin of this society. is that a direct threat to capitalism? is it the international solidarity? what is the embodiment of it? third i would like to respectfully decline that gemina front of me who says it would never ever change because i think that is a conceited attitude. the embargo is not just a concept, it is never of human lies being affected. some of the sake of cuban people , this is an issue we see an indigenous faces. africans in this country and everywhere, we must not have that attitude. and things can change. >> humanist things change here and we actually can get a foreign policy to cuba that we want or anything else, that would change. no country in the worl

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in coming years, we plan to toad our high-quality beef, our grain, and our hay exports. future exports will include gluten-free products, distilled spirits and craft beer just to name a few. that's why the usmca agreement is so essential for people all across america. to keep our record shifting economy on track, we need to pass this america-first trade deal and we need to do it now. it's time to put partisan politics aside. it's time to pass usmca. thank you, mr. president. on a different topic, i come to the floor today to discuss the democrats' partisan campaign against president trump. the democrats have been obsessed with impeaching him since day one of his presidency, and i absolutely mean day one. as the president was taking the oath of office, sworn in to the presidency, "the washington post" ran this headline -- "the campaign to impeach president trump" they said, "has begun." it was posted actually at 12:18 the date he took the oath of office. the minute he took the oath of office, that headline was posted. so three years have passed and impeachment still is ta