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for example,e, girls aren'nt allowed toto participate in sports. for ages i didn't dare tell my parents that i wanted to do sports. when i finally did, my father was furious. reporter: but she remained undeterred, and despite her father's displeasure, she took up kickboxing. the memory of her childhood struggles makes susan sad. the restrictions placed on her as a woman have had a profound effect on her. susan: neighbors and family members looked down on my father because of me. they talked about me behind my back. many also said bad things to my face, but i ignored it and continued to do my sport. even when i started winning tournaments and all the media reported on this nomad-girl who had become a winner, it still wasn't acceptable for the people here. reporter: but it was acceptable for one person -- sadjad mirzayee -- a young man from a nomad family from illam in southwestern iran. he had been admiring susan from afar. he was impressed by her courage and strength. when he asked her to marry him, she had one condition -- that he not interfere in

zak: i thought the world was going toto end because i thohot we were going to have nothing to live on and no electric or anything. so now i'm used to it, so now i know what to do. sloane: you know, some people can just stick their kids into grammar schools or privatete schools because they can afford to. but t then obviously on a w income, we just get by, simple as that. we get by and we deal withth i. we b build a resilience. reporter: sloane hasn't built that resilience alone. her neighbors have also been there for her. everery week they come togethero talk about their problems. it helelps them deal w with the realalitieof povertyty. pete: poverty by definition is isolation. it i is the stripping away ofa person's ability to join into a sociciety. thatat can be in a very physicl way in that people can't join in and participate in life e in te ways that they would like or they need to, but also thehe is a shshame engendered b by povy which people c c self-isololat. sloane: knowing these people have got my back, obviously, it's a sense of security, it's a sense e of belonging. and, ye

regulators have decided toto ban all real eststate bususinesses n foreign currencies. all transactions will be handled in lira. 10 years on since the global financial crisis hit, ecb president mario draghi says there is no room for complacency, calling for stronger galatian to avert another crisis. the bank trimmed its growth forecast while announcing it is set to wind back economic stimulus. government bonds are going to be cut in half to 15 billion euros. these purchases are executed to keep trouble the european economies afloat. but they did leave the key interest rate untouched at the all-time low of 0 -- .0%. so much for the banks. now for a look at stocks and our wall street correspondent sophie scimansky is standing by in new york. how is wall street reacting to apple's latest iphones? sophie: we did see some positive movement of the stock on thursday, but on the day of the event is off, it opened at $220 and that is exactly where it closed. for investors, does not matter how cool the new iphone is and how good the new apple watch looks like, not as much as it m

amy goodman: using something other than the white voice toto get wt t they wanted.d.iley: exactly. maybe someone usused that along the waway, but they had the backup of shutting down the school in order to force their hand. amy goodman: you will have to go in a few minutes. boots riley: sorry. amy goododman: the success of your film requires you traipsing off here and there. boots riley: yeah. amy goodman: but before you go, especially for young people to hear about your life and the life decisions you've made that have brought you to this point, can you talk about, you know, rapping, doing music, being an artist, being a radical organizer, and then deciding to make this film? you went to film school? boots riley: yeah. so, i mean, even to back it up earlier than that, because therere's soso many thi. my grandmother ran the oakland ensemble theatre in t the 1970's and 1980's. i was involved in theater in high school. i wrote a school play. i was also involved in a thing called the black repertory group, which is in berkeley now, in a big theater, but atat the time it

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do you think that is enough toto be ablble to get him confirmrme? >> i think we have to remember that the united states senate is not a court. the senate judiciary committee is not a jury. this is a political decision at the end of the day. there is not going to be a guilty or not guilty verdict. it is not the standard of evidence we would expect. the real question we have to ask ourselves is are these allegations politically damaging enough that they might persuade a couple of key republicans to change their minds and vote against the president's nominee. >> the president tells us that might not be the case. this showdown has echoes of the confirmation of another supreme court confirmation, clarence thomas. in 1991i need to hill accused him of sexual harassment. -- anita hill accused him of sexual harassment. given the need to movement, our thanks different enough to shift the dynamic you were mentioning? thomas's strategy and those hearings was very much to come out swinging. he completely denied the allegations. he said that he had been destroyed

wewe will speak toto climate scientisist michael mann on how climate chchange is superchargig hurricanes. then preresident trump''s natiol securityty advisor john bolton attacks the e internationall criminal courtrt for probing possible u.s. war crimes in afghanistan and israeli war crimes in the occupied territories. >> we will let the icc die on its own. after all, for all intents and purposes, the icc is already dead to us. amy: we will speak to jamil dakwar of the american civil liberties union. and then tennis superstar serena williams calls out sexism in the sport after she is repeatedly penalized in the u.s. open byby a male umpire. >> for me to say thief it'd take again, that is a sexist remarar. he has never took a game from a man because they said thief. it blows my y mind. amy: we will speak to penn state professor amira rose davis. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump's national security adviser john bolton threatened sanctions against internationanal criminal c court judges if th

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the united states has responded access toto reduce procurements with new by america restrictions at the federal level. also, canada asked for an entryion of the temporary visas for business professionals and other classes of persons. we have not heard anything about that. given the u.s. approach on immigration, i suspect the attitude has been negative on that as well, which is important for business. amanda: we have this sense that there is a imminent deadline, political reasons for that. keep saying a bad deal is worse than no deal. in other words, we could walk away. can we really operate in this day and age without some kind of deal with the u.s.? if we did not have a deal, the sun would still come up, the birds which are. it would be exceedingly painful. from my point of view, it is not a viable option. the number of americans and canadians and mexicans who would lose their job. the ripple effect that that otherhave across all industry sectors, aside from the ones we tend to talk about. we talk about automotive, dairy, oil and gas. but there are lots of industry sectors obviously th

you're go being toto havind a different route across the potomac all weekend. jackie? >> reporter: take a look behind me. you can see u.s. park police have shut down what is arguably one of the most beautiful idges in the world. memorial bridge with its iconic vihe of monuments. it will remainl closed un 5:00 monday morning. the weekend work wll origi scheduled in mid september. but rain postponed crews to stop it twice. they will draw a barge under tha bridge a crane ecorrecrected. it comes to changes for the traffic pattern. and they will run through the project's completion in 202 motorists aren't the own only ones affected. many bike across. >> for me, personally, iust had one of my colleagues and friends killed going across on monday. we need t be safer, not more dangerous. >> i sometimes take the roosevelt. >>ba'll py use metro. >> reporter: alternate routes include 14thtreet, roosevelt. the national park service will be holding a meeting about the e bridge clon early october. for more information download our nbc washington app and search arlington memorial brid

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tens of without power and force people into shower close messages ,helters gratis been downgraded due toto large parts flooding. many more will lose power and repair workers stand ready to intervene. going to come apart, the takeout power lines can.e do at work we >> thousands of national anddsmen are on active duty it seems like these are under evacuation orders of some have chosen to ride out the storm. andopefully it will go back we will not have to go through anything and just go back to our homes. >> in the meantime, not much to do at the shelter other than wait it out. martinique has seen the first rains brought by tropical storm isaac and they are placed on red alert. and orange alert. , a super typhoon expected to bring gusts of up to 255 kilometers. businesses have been battening down the hatches as heavy wind and rain began arriving on the northeastern tip of the island. it's the disaster from nations fiercest storm this year. the italian city of genoa observed a minute of silence, it's a one month since the bridge collapse that killed hundreds of people. the aim feet of the rebu

kj: we will have toto wait and see. so far only harvey weinstein has been charged.f course they are investigating manyny others. but a lot of thehe men who had been accused by sexexual assault allelegations have yet to bebe chcharged. just recently a da decided d not to preress c charges against afr anthony anderson. even kevin spacey, stetevenson all. -- steven seagal. many men have been accused but only a couple have been charged and even fewer convivicted. brent: kj, thank you very much. here in germany, the head of the catholic church has apologized for its failure to deal with sexual abuse over decades and for the pain that was caused. cardinal reinhard marx spoke after the publication of a report that details thousands of cases of abuse. the victims were mostly men, mostly children. critics of the report as well as the authors of the report say the true scale of the abuses probably far greater than the cases identified. reporter: sexual abuse in the catholic church is a deeply rooted problem in germany. that is the scathing conclusion of a study that economics

. >> i just heard germany's chosen toto host euro 2024.ly remember 14 years ago, when we had a super summer here in germany. we were all happy. world cup fever. maybe we will have the same again. >> of course i am happy if we have guests. i would not have liked it if it were in turkey, for political reasons. >> we can celebrate h here in geanany ain.. i think it will be like the world cup in 2006. it will be very cool. reporter: a repeat of a nationwide, month-long festival is what germans are hoping for as they look ahead to 2024. anchor: from our sports desk, here to help explain what happened today. germany is hosting euro 2024. not a big surprise, is it? reporter: it is not. they were favorites to begin, but near the end it looked like it would be a very close vote. germany of course, the safe choice. everything that you look for in a host, germany had. they are masters of organization, you know? they have hosted previous world cup sporting events, track and field events, the olympics, everything. of course, you also have the infrastru

parliamentarians present for the vote against hungary, that means the motion is carried, howevevea lot toto point out that the real decision on this would come of the council level, heads of state and government and that's where poland has already said it would veto this actually coming into effect. catherine nicholson reporting from the european parliament in strasbourg. to the united states, where hurricane is inching closer towards the east coast, especially out of the state of south carolina, north carolina, and virginia on thursday. authorities and the general public alike are already preparing for the worst. kohl's dengler has the details. , traffic isterstate moving along in one direction, away from the storm. 1.7 million people have been given evacuation orders across the carolinas and virginia. for those who decided to stay, there is pressure to act fast. supermarkets and gas stations have been packed with shoppers. residents have also rushed to protect their homes. florence is exexpected and make landfall t thuday ninight or eay friday. >> hurricane florence affect each and everyo

this is the message elon musk tweeted toto 22 million followes last month.nd here is the response of u.s. regulators who have charged him with fraud. >> mosque's statements misled members of the investing public to believe it was virtually certain he could take tesla private at a price of $420 per share, which was a substantial premium over the share price at that time, because funding for this transaction had been secured, and the only contingency remaining was a shareholder vote. the market reacted to this information at the tesla stock price weekly traded up. we allege musk's statements were false and misleading because they lacked any basis in fact. reporter: on the day of musk's tweet last month, tesla shares shot up, forcing nasdaq to suspend trading for an hour and a half. that caused huge losses for short-sellers, investors who buy a company stock hoping that it will fall. tesla called the allegations of fraud unjustified, and said he had always taken action in the interest of his investors. tesla shares fell nearly 12% after news of the fraud charge

tribute toto pay this great man by describing and sharing stories from our friendship, which began inhing our government to stop the aggression and slaughter in bosnia. we began to collaborate on legislation. deepened in our travels together around the ,orld with our third amigo lindsey graham. john, theraveled with purpose was not to have fun. sometimes it seemed the purpose was to survive the schedule he had organized. john had a restless energy every day, including the days he would travel, to get the most out of every day he could and he did. so did we who were privileged to know him. john traveled to learn so he could be a better senator. he traveled to represent america as best he could wherever we went and he did. menraveled to support the and women of our armed services whether in war or at lease, wherever they were and they welcomed him in not just respect as the hero john mccain was, is, and always will be. in shared experiences and conversations, john and i got to know and trust each other as friends in a way that does not happen because it cannot happen much anymore in the

little toto. and his family very much feel the hostility still there great here in the camp turkey's president is considered a hero even more so since managing for now to a final bloody offensive on the. coffee of course it's not the end of the conflict. but when you're drowning you grasp at every straw. at least the killing will stop now. whatever egypt's future is. wants to see his sister again some day in peace and freedom and not just on a small screen in. the leaders of north and south korea are hailing a deal to improve ties and bolster efforts to end nuclear tensions in the region after talks and can yank the north's kim jong un promise to close the country's main nuclear complex and shut down a missile launch site if the united states makes reciprocal news well the two koreas also agreed to link up their railways and work together on a joint a limb pick. day two of south korean president moon j. in this visit to his maverick northern neighbor kim jong un and a breakthrough. after signing c

apparently she was stocked by theti press and then was forced toto come forward and her greatest fear was realized. she has been harassed, she had death threats and had to flee her home. and in addition the investigation the republican majority has held is nothing that i know about other than a partisan practice normally all the witnesses would be interviewed however that has not happened while the majority has reached out to several people they did not notify me or my staff they were doing this. so to argue we would not participate but not tell us what they were up to is disingenuous. i was given some information by a woman who was very much afraid and asked be held that confidential and i held it confidential until she decided that she would come forward. >> where the ranking member answer a question please. >> i have great respect for senator feinstein we work together on many topics and i believe what you just said. can you tell us your staff did not leak that quick. >> i don't believe my staff with the that i have not asked that question directly. >> do you know that? how did it

president trump's response toto the fir was at first out of character, restrained about the accuser, even as he stood by kavanaugh. yet thatnged on friday. is the president's aggressive turn a sign of what's c toe next week? peter: it's a small preview but it could be so much more vitriolic and combative and we've established the outer limit of the president's ability to the restrain himself withst circces like this. it's about 100 hours. his advisers toldim not to tweet about it and he said he stood by brett kavelaugh, sorry for his family, what was happening was unfair but didn't take on the accuser in t direct way he's been known to in the past until thursday night and immediately generated exactly the blow-back the white house feared, which is that he doesn't understand women and how would you think you have to come forward, a 15-year-old girl, trying toxplain to your parents why you were at the party and you have to go to the police. unrealistic, manyomen did say. not what the white house was hoping for. robert: how do his top advisers see i andrea? you sat down with secretary o

depending , or different research, depending on their expertise and the topic they are interested toto keep it fresh, but also expand the knowledge base for a site. so, yes, the set information in the program, the documents, but so we do try to empower our historians to share more. >> in the set information that is in the programs themselves, and even in that sort of expanded discussion by the rangers, how do you decide who who's the story is important to tell? turkiya: usually we gauge the audience. interpretation is a facilitated dialogue and lots of respects, so we are seeing where are the our visitors, our audience, are located. how much information do they have about the site, and what is their experience with the topic we are discussing? and we found that some visitors want to know more about african-american history, or the african-american history of the site, and then we will play to that. some visitors want to know about at a military park just about the troop movements, and sometimes we will delve more deeply or keep the talk more deeply on those flank a engaged with flank b

journalist and cultural expert for toto emily any point say the cracks in the fresco on the ceiling thisdamage was discovered early on and it's not in danger of collapsing it's unclear though exactly when renovations will begin it reflects the deteriorating state of many of italy's cultural sites. it's clear that more investment is needed all specially in the technology that allows weak points to be discovered early before they cause really serious damage. minor damage like here on this facade is everywhere italy's interior ministry has reduced the amount it's spending on the preservation of cultural sites even though the people who visit them bring in a lot of money to the city to risk magnets such as the colosseum are less affected by this they benefit from their own millions donated mainly by private investors in contrast to many of the more unfortunate monuments are being a pretty tight that one to endanger any terrorists but it could mean that room's cultural significance slowly crumbles. all right time now for the latest business news with monica jones and monica it's really hard t

series against india with one match still to play the english added just eleven to the out of the night toto to set india a victory target of two hundred forty five to win marion ali took four wickets to go with his five in the first innings to help dismissed the indians for only one hundred eighty for england when by sixty runs and houghton unassailable three one series lead ahead of the final test in london at the eifel that is all this for fernandez more later right before we go remember you can always find much more on our website to find that go to our just zero dot com it's certainly worth a look. and that is it for me to be gopalan for this news hour but don't forget i will be back in just a moment. for thousands of years farmers and shepherds lived off this land. but such a traditional way of life is on the increase in fact. al-jazeera world travels to the jordan valley where illegal settlements are expanding and the israeli military cordons off more of them now. what will become of the palestinian families and does the palestinian authority have any power to help shepherds of the jo

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test series against india with one match still to play the english added just eleven to overnight toto to set india a victory target of two hundred forty five to when. you took four wickets to go with his five in the fastenings to help dismissed the indians for only one hundred ninety four england when by sixty runs and houghton unassailable three one series lead head of the final test in london at the eiffel and there's a lot talk about t. seventy five being you know what looked to be a difficult chase but it's fairly confident if we pull to our potential like we did today then we have enough in the bag and the banks a way to get across. many places. me and budgie had a good partnership we got off to a decent start me and good partnership and then. you can capitalise on that getting rid of thirty or it was not a bad thing to i think short all of us you know all the batsmen to the lower order that we could have gotten a bigger lead so that's the only thing i can think of in this game. i think apart from that we did much at all in this game to out and i was over the ball for now more la

the ssea ice is going toto disappean the summertime. the ice is continue to respond, sea level is going to continue to rise, but when we look at things like, well, where are the precipitation patterns going to change? who's going to get more rain? who's going to get less rain? what's going to happen to the american southwest? are they going to lose their snowfall? in that sense, there's not a whole lot of rorobustness betwen the model l simulatitions yet, so they give different answers in different regions, and so we don't have a good handle, i think, on how rainfall, for example, is going to change in a warming climate. and that's really i think one of the key things that we need to better understand is where is the water going to be? because a lot of regions depend very strongly, for example, on the glacier, to feed the city and provide all the water for a city like santiago, chile, for example, and so better understanding on how precipitation is going to change and snowfall is going to change is one of the key things that we need to