so we're heat tolerant, firmly tolera nt so we're heat tolerant, firmly tolerant bird start with thee the next generation with increased thermal tolerance —— tolerant brood stock. but it only buys a short amount of time. we need global action on climate change right now otherwise all the restoration effo rts otherwise all the restoration efforts on reefs around the world will be in vain. on the restoration efforts, how long till we know when they worked and what counts as success ? they worked and what counts as success? in the philippines, where i've been working with colleagues at the last seven years, we have grown corals do dinner plate size within three years from microscopic larvae was not at that size they are sexually reproductive and start generating their own eggs and creating their own life that drift around and repopulate the reef. we are seeing similar sorts of trends occurring on the great barrier reef and so far, fortunately, all of the more than 16 different experiments we have done in the philippines and on the great barrier reef have all been successful. and we are

and, under a labour government, it will not be tolerated in any form whatsoever. clear. cheering and applause. you nazi apologist! his critics aren't sure he has been clear enough, though, in the last few years. there was trouble from his old ally, ken livingstone, his remarks about hitler. some ofjeremy corbyn‘s own past comments and associations have raised eyebrows, too, and anti—semitic abuse in the labour party led to two jewish female mps leaving. labour says firmly they are making a huge effort to get to grips with the problem, but rabbijonathan romain believes there is real anxiety among thejewish community. for the first time, jews have been looking over their shoulders. it's just something we're not used to. i'm born in britain, i'm a british citizen, you know, britain is my home, my values. never has a party made me feel different. in exchanges with the bbc‘s andrew neil tonight, though, jeremy corbyn was resolute in his approach, refused to say sorry. wouldn't you like to take this opportunity tonight to apologise to the british jewish community for wh

rocky's so it should be tolerated equally shouldn't be tolerated against muslim community who are in the larger law abiding continued this positive continue to this to their society and to the cities to sort of openly and publicly demonize them in this way it means that they are these attempts to make them 2nd class citizens basically removed from the society as a positive contributor as this show. not be tolerated. i think you know when we say europe. never again the uses of fascism that exists is in twenty's and thirty's we should recognize this as a beginning of reestablishment of those fascist ideologies we need to stop it right there and. if we look at the numbers norway has a relatively small muslim population less than 5 percent what are the is the anti islam is ation protestors fear so much from such a small percentage of the population when there is no logical reason for the fear whatsoever the reality is that this is created. also of perception. you know if you want to exclude pacific section of the community here the muslim community to fight for said to be an active parti

tolerance towards a. level of self control the n.h.s. is there to treat people but should treat people. without question. from. a strict immigration with its 1st ever quote the prime minister says the country needs to take back control. good morning live from. moscow it's just turned 11 am here this thursday the 7th of november or can do a half hour round up them 1st to us to fail to push through a build a keep the identity whistle blows secret republican senator rand paul blocked the proposal accusing the democrats of spreading selective outrage the amendment was designed to bolster the senate's position that whistle blow should be protected from retaliation and the contribution the knowledge to it comes in the heat of the trump impeachment inquiry that was sparked by anonymous testimony from an insider. reports on the fate of those who dared to speak out in america recently. for the democrats impeachment must now seem tantalizingly close all they need is that final piece of damning evidence to see. the deal and to senate minority leade

a message there's 0 tolerance towards a. level of self control and to treat people it should treat people. without question and france have moved to restrict immigration with its 1st of a quotas as the prime minister says the country needs to take back control. good morning low forty's world news h.q. moscow's just turned 10 am this thursday 7th of november miners kevin i hope you can stick around for maybe the next 30 minutes or so to take you through our headlines in more detail starting with this u.s. democrats have failed to push through a bill to keep the identity of whistleblowers secret republican senator rand paul block the proposal accusing the democrats of spreading selective outrage the amendment was designed to bolster the senate's position that was supposed to be protected from retaliation and they contribute their contribution acknowledged it comes in the heat of the trump impeachment inquiry that was sparked by anonymous testimony from an insider covering all this morning saskia taylor reporting on the fate of

a message to 0 tolerance towards it would lead to a level of self control the n.h.s. is there to treat people but should treat people. without question. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me caring for our top story this hour the u.s. justice department has charged 2 former twitter employees with spying for saudi arabia prosecutors claim the pair an american citizen under saudi national use their positions to collect sensitive information about users critical of the kingdom you know neal discussed the case with donald quarter. list 3 people being charged here 2 are former employees at twitter one being a u.s. citizen and the other a saudi citizen and their 3rd accomplice also a saudi citizen now the duo are being accused of using their positions at twitter to access the personal information of thousands of twitter users in the interests of the saudi government and against to be used against critics of the monarchy now on wednesday the justice department filed a criminal complaint against all 3 involved the defendant did knowingly act in

there's 0 tolerance towards a. level of self control the n.h.s. used to treat people but should treat people. without question. video emerges allegedly showing us weapons being delivered to the saudi led coalition in yemen as riyadh partners continue to prosecute a bloody campaign in the south of. i will welcome you watching r.t. international with me nicky aaron it's great to have you with our top story this hour the u.s. justice department has charged to form a twitter employees but spying for saudi arabia prosecutors claim that pat an american citizen and a saudi national used their positions to collect sensitive information about users critical of the kingdom you know neal discussed the case with donald quarter. was 3 people being charged here 2 are former employees at twitter one being a u.s. citizen and the other a saudi citizen and their 3rd accomplice also a saudi citizen now the duo are being accused of using their positions at twitter to access the personal information of thousands of twitter users in the interests of the saudi governmen

a message 0 tolerance towards a. level of self control the n.h.s. is there to treat people should treat people. without question. and from some veils move to restrict immigration with this 1st of a quotas as the prime minister says the country needs to take back control. of moscow it's midday here this thursday the 7th of november my name is kevin irwin here with a half hour headline round up for you and us democrats have failed to push through a build a keep the identity of whistle blow secret republican senator rand paul block the proposal accusing the democrats of spreading selective outrage as he put it the amendment was designed to bolster the senate's position that whistleblowers should be protected from retaliation and their contribution acknowledged it comes in the heat of the trump impeachment inquiry ongoing that was sparked by anonymous testimony from an insider next than today saskia taylor reports on the fate of those who dared to speak out in america recently. for the democrats impeachment must now seem tantalizingly close all they nee

believe it should be tolerated actually resists any kind of basic principles. of the way it is closer to prosecuted you're talking about people under normal circumstances these are not normal circumstances when people go into a in a. in pain they wanted us so these an absolute wide range of circumstances just to say can you come down a bit the can ask you like the situation you want to use a little coward to tell people off i say let's go and prosecuted you didn't want to do that because you said it blocked up the court systems are not against prosecute them i think it's easier it's easier for health professionals to give people a warning about their behavior and challenge it without necessarily bringing in the police and the courts i think the people the racist need to be challenge and has to be done in such a way that they can simply understand that their behavior is unacceptable what you need to do is make sure you get them treated get them out reports and then get prosecuted if need be afterwards very simple if you start issuing your card records in the hos

usaa >>> this will not be tolerated here. >> address it directly. >> directly. >> if you've got cancer in the body you don't play with it. >> the abc 7 news i-team is helping to bring some positive change to an elite prep school in san francisco that has been rocked by racial tensions. >> one basketball coach has quit the school, and students of color are certainly on edge. >> i-team reporter dan noise is here with the story you'll see only here an abc 7 news. >> a social media post black fa controversy to a boil. families spend 49,500 a year to send their children to drew school. but drew junior laura bandy banb tells me she's endured several racist incidents during her year there. >> whoever bails out is like you lose. >> in addition to playing on the varsity basketball team laura was president of drew's black student union. ten students of color out of about 300 enrolled at the school. the black students were stunned by two snap chat posts that have been distributed. a girl from the school in what they described in blackface and n word and her name. the second one says to all the pe

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we will never tolerate it. parties, including the labour party, all grassroots organisations. if someone joins without anyone‘s knowledge that they don‘t stand for our values, then we take action and we take vigorous action. our political correspondent ben wright has been following the prime minister‘s campaign, and we can speak to him in norwich. it's it‘s a parallel accusation, ben, isn‘t it? you have the chief rabbi saying that labour has failed to tackle anti—semitism effectively and the mcb saying exactly the same about the conservatives in relation to islamophobia. it is. it puts tory politicians on the spot, particularly considering that during the leadership contest earlier in the leadership contest earlier in the summer, all the candidates and borisjohnson were quite clear that they were determined to tackle any islamophobia in the tory party, come down hard on anyone found guilty of it, investigate allegations. and they promised an independent enquiry specifically into allegations of islamophobia. now

my question, since you address zero tolerance, i'm not sure that you mean what zero tolerance, no one to the united states, is that your zero tolerance policy? >> no you're referring to family separations that have happened under numerous presidents not just this president. zero tolerance what you're referring to is family separations, zero tolerance that was put in place by attorney general jeff sessions, it was zero tolerance to prosecute those who knowingly, intentionally violated the laws. >> and supporting that policy, you would support family separation then? >> whenever someone gets arrested for a crime they get booked into a child, their child can't go with them. i got arrested and my child couldn't go with me, it's not about family separation. >> these people committed no crimes. >> you enter the united states is a crime. code 1325, entering the united states illegally. >> it is not a crime, it's a civil -- >> no, sir, it is not. violation of criminal code, title 8, united states -- the united states code 13.25, illegal entry in the united states, first offense misdemeanor, t

moment the focus of the who story isn't new makes him henry kissinger to tell him not be tolerated in latin america. an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. economy scream so once in a colony of venezuela screed. i guess yes if a 500 to a new high all transparency has been obliterated all sound accounting has been obliterated all economic policy that is tied to any economics call that makes any economic sense has been ignored and obliterated the rule of law has been obliterated there is a having to do with a sound society is being ignored to get a moment her to a higher level and getting so higher level but at what cost. who's still got you into too tight a duty to kusa need. to cool her over her cool to discredit enough. to want to think about you think about it the mattio conveyed to each of them to look at him as though. he didn't have them do they need to get to be a good tone could fall into the oh yeah i'm often in to get the is he going to feel when i'm in that good job until i'm with all this you can tie one next tim

be in great pain to life but things are tolerable this is part of the richness that makes us great. and willing to accept the burden of my particular problems. and i think we might even need more diversity. church thanks for this wonderful insight for this internet with everything thank you. good food descriptions sound up a tasing even for the owners so how to choose the pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us than was necessarily good for the pet turns out and may not be yourself the best people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis they have auto immune disorders allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to very simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets less treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. and we're going to f

that our hospital staff could face aside from racism the national health service will apply as 0 tolerancepolicy to sexism and offensive language and also inappropriate behavior malicious allegations and intentional damage to property patients found to be abusive will face a sports like disciplinary system warning or yellow card will be given on the 1st incident a 2nd time and patients will be given a red card which means treatment will be drawn once a patient's condition is safe. but some of the reaction we got to the plan from the national secretary for the english democrats party stephen morris and women bennett of the stand up to racism pressure group but mother was a nurse for for most of her life for the n.h.s. and nothing was done about the abuse that she see faced and there's no reason why she should have put up with the abuse after nursing people in very serious conditions i think a message to 0 tolerance towards it would lead to a level of self control is there to treat people it should treat people. without question the issues of sexism racism is a massive can of worms because o

didn't like hitler to be fair well i think like hitler at most and didn't but they were bred to tolerate hitler and the deal they wanted to do was that. hitler left the british nation and the british empire alone i went eastwards in terms of his their labor that was a deal they wanted to do and after the 2nd world war the royal family lead on the government here at the at the government labor government who put a shooter amount of political pressure on the americans not to release information but whatever gates had been doing with the nazi regime we spent we used up a whole lot of political power and influence trying to prevent matters to do with the royal family being released after the war that was not the priority in my view for this government in 145 the priority was to rebuild the country rather protect whatever he ate the been doing and when it comes to hiding history perhaps predictable because rupert murdoch is known as a republican that it was the sun that exposed the picture of the young queen in the queen mother giving nazi salutes you say probably at the behest of anybody is

jeremy corbyn said his party will not tolerate anti—semitism.ok is a snapshot of the snapshot but we've seen interesting things we can bring out as part of the analysis and the main thing we see is that this story around the rabbi is being seen on party political lines. if you support a party or a having a political leaning you look at it in a different way to the other side andi a different way to the other side and i will bring you to tweets that have been popular which highlight this partisan way it is working. firstly, matthew butcher tweeted this morning on this tweet has been very popular, 6 million impressions according to the software we use, and it's important to mention he is and it's important to mention he is a green party and labour supporter according to his twitter activity and he says, as a due and someone whose grandparents fled the holocaust to find safety in britain, i would like to say that the chief rabbi does not speak to me. labour was slow in anti—semitism and has some way to go but the idea that jeremy corbyn is unfit fo

have put up with the abuse of the nursing people in very serious conditions i think a message to tolerance towards it would lead to a level of self control as is not true that just clogging up the court system with various amounts of people and trying to lock them up is serious actually most of these people will find that once their behaviors deemed sceptical people realise they can no longer behave like that because a policy that people get used to is a bit like that people been told after with seat belts and stuff like that now if you're racist you will have a problem with this because you think it's a normal discourse of normal wear behavior some framed in some ridiculous notion that you've got a freedom to insult and abuse people but you finally only get it out of their losin 3 legged n.h.s. the n.h.s. was built on immigrant a migrant labor from all over the world where the actual tree was good many people yes in and my god oh here we go you have no idea as a bill that is that on the please don't use that because it wasn't built just on the ok i didn't say i was just really all i said

impunity doesn't suggest you are doing much investigation into those things does that we have a 0 tolerance policy towards torture we have in fact clear our prisons our judicial system for torture we've had this in the past but what you're referring to is what happened right after the bloody coup attempt on july 15th 2016 when the fetter terrorists carried out a quit in turkey killing 251 people a dozen wizened suter tortured people i didn't say there is torture i'm not saying this to justify i'm referring to those who made those claims who were actually behind this quick temper killing 251 people injuring about 1200 people they had the intent to kill the elected president of turkey the reports mr kalin go on and on 2 years ago the ngo freedom from torture said that from 2011 to 2016 all the years where most of the one of the a.k.p. have been in power turkey was one of the top 10 countries for referrals after torture and in 2016 you moved into the top 5 no known investigations were carried out in a number of investigations have been carried the men. they said we have how many and by whom yo

we cannot tolerate the hegemony of any country over your asi eurasia. but how to get there would require flexible thinking and flexible technology that we have ever been faced with in that situation. if you go to most universities, you will find a huge majority of maybe i'm wrong. some of your ideas can find a way to work its way into the commission report. i will open it up now to questions in the audience. it's hard to see there is a glare. >> thank you, doctor kissinger for talking to us today. i am a practitioner resident at the georgetown university. i wondered if you could expand on your thoughts about the emotional intelligence quotient and how you take into account things like empathy. when the internet was expanding, a lot of critics of the new technologies that would make humans less personal into the champions said it would free up the mind for vigorous thoughts and more profound thinking and that's true in some sense but it's also being used by small minded people to spread their negativity and thinking so i wonder how you square in tension

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in anyform government it will not be tolerated in any form whatsoever.clear. you are an apologist. his critics do not believe he has been clear enough, from trouble with ken livingstone's old remarks about hitler, some of jeremy corbyn‘s own past associations, and twojewish jeremy corbyn‘s own past associations, and two jewish female mps are leaving in protest. associations, and two jewish female mps are leaving in protestli associations, and two jewish female mps are leaving in protest. i ask those that think things have not been done correctly to tell me about it, talk to me about it, but above all engage. i am very happy to engage with anybody. the tories are all too happy to condemn labour's position in this campaign but have their own problems with islamaphobia. the muslim council of great britain accusing them of being deceitful and in denial with a blind spot to that kind of racism. we are having an enquiry to all forms of prejudice. abroad enquiry, but not one with specific allegations of islamaphobia. anyone who has any islamaphobia. anyone who

chancellor merkel says the anniversary should be a call for europeans to stand up for freedom, tolerancefter some of the worst flooding in recent years, parts of northern england and the midlands are still under water. seven severe flood warnings remain in place on the river don in south yorkshire — meaning there's a risk to life. one of the places worst hit is the village of fishlake, where residents have been critical of the response by local authorities. here's fiona trott. the village residents are leaving behind. the roads in fishlake are like rivers tonight, unless you have a boat the only way to travel is by tractor. at times like these, the local farmers are happy to help out. it's how emergency supplies have been reaching residents, all of them alarmed by how quickly it happened. i've never seen it like this all my life. apparently it did flood in 1933 or so. i've never seen it this bad. some people here have decided to stay, but for one woman that's not an option. the prospect of being trapped could not be more serious. we only moved in five weeks ago. i'm waiting for a transpl

over tolerance for permanent drug residues. it's incredible. the law says that can be but the compliance policy says don't. go ahead. and force. for all practical purposes there's nobody looking out for the average guy in 2006 the mystery illness began to sicken thousands of pets across the united states and canada thrusting the industry into the spotlight like never before. ok everyone is so forget about this recall tell us what do people need to know about this recall so it's menu food menu menu foods menu foods and any food on march 16th 2007 many foods began recalling dog foods produced in their facilities in kansas and new jersey what disturbs me about this incident is that it confirms yet again the pet food as well as human food is a risk more than 60000000 packages were taken off store shelves last month because they apparently contained wheat gluten that was tainted with the chemical melamine veterinarian offices are getting flooded with phone calls from concerned that oh to the people on the other end of the phone sound worried yes ver

-- zero tolerance what you're referring to, family separation, zero tolerance, that was put in placey attorney general jeff sessions, it was zero tolerance to prosecute those who knowingly intentionally violate our law. >> and in supporting that policy you would support separating the families. >> if someone is arrested, the child can't go with them. just like if i was arrested my child couldn't go with me. >> you're arguing that no one commit add crime. >> if you enter illegally you commit add crime. >> it's not a crime it's a civil-- >> no, sir, it's not. criminal code title 8 united states, united states code 1325. illegal entry into the united states. first offense misdemeanor, second offense if you're ordered removed and return, it's a felony. >> i would agree with you at that point. >> you would separate the children. >> you have no option, if someone is prosecuted and sent to the u.s. marshal's custody or a local jail, the child can't go with them. it happens every day in the united states. >> let's have mr. knowles response. >> what would you like to answer, sir. >> the separ