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hosted a ball spork which had oust of them from the german cup just ten days earlier hanover true first blood wins and nina open the score in the thirty first minute the bats the teenager's first bundesliga goal. hand over added another from the penalty spot in the second half. goals for and then pulled one back from the sponsor but it was too little too late to one the final score that's hanover's first win over evolved or since january of twenty fourteen. while germany's biggest match of the season takes place later today it pits one as they go leaders both dark one against the defending champions byron munich in the league dark ones are undefeated this season making them the hottest club right now and giving them the best chance they've had in years to beat byron to the title. man tad looked like a well oiled machine through the first ten but just league matches no losses three draws and a lead thirty goals scored i guess perfect timing to welcome the defending champions by in munich to their own back yard because when lose or draw men will remain table leader. in fact they haven't lost in

ladies and gentlemen, my first guest is an emmy-winning actor you know from "big little lies" and "true bloode drummer girl." please welcome back to "the late show,"" alexander skarsgard. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back. >> thank you, sir. >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> very excited to be back. >> stephen: we have not had you on the show since you won an emmy and a golden globe for "big little lies." congratulations. >> thank you very much, thank you. >> stephen: that's really nice. ( applause ) everybody knows you're from a storied acting family. has anyone else in your family won an emmy? >> no. ( laughter ). >> stephen: so you get to lord that over your family. ( clears throat ) do you wear it on a chain around your neck because that's what i would do. >> no. >> stephen: you can't do that? >> no, i was-- i was born and raised in sweden, and we have something in sweden called the law of junta. it's a real thing. and it basically means don't think you're special. it's more like a code of conduct. but it translates to, yeah, no-- don't think you're spe

they find out that there isn't a family to come and be there when a veteran is interned, most true red-bloodedcans are patriotic and they will show up. >> martha: those images are very stirring and really inspiring. mary, thank you very much for being with us. that is our story on this thursday nights. fully back here tomorrow night ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." once again for the fourth night in four nights in a row there is a lot going on in the news. up ahead we will have details about new dangers lurking in the central american migrant caravan. the caravan is not they told you it you advised. we will tell you what it actually is. the question of voter suppression. it is a phrase you are hearing a lot lately from democrats. suddenly it seems acute as 1956 again. his voter suppression actually happening in america? we have the numbers on that, inclusiv

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been, you know walking through various bodily fluids, and there's a little speck of blood or urine on it. that's trues. no panic. if you do the plane like this, if there is wind or not you keep like this. if you move, it's a disaster. >> anthony: missed it by that much. too many men on this show. it's a freaking bro-fest. like most places the overwhelming majority of chefs in marseille are men. however, each month, georgiana viou hosts a dinner for her female colleagues. chefs all. everybody here a chef in the business? >> emmanuelle: yeah. >> anthony: how many more are there like you? >> georgiana: maybe three or four in marseille. >> marine: france kind of machist -- >> woman: macho. >> marine: -- country, and if you want to find your place in the brigade, it's very difficult when you are a girl. really. >> tania: but actually, like in the mediterranean, the example for cooking, the basic is called la cuisinière provençale. >> georgiana: yeah. >> marine: because if you want to have good food you don't go to restaurants in marseille that much. you know that your grandmother or your mother will cook

would not say that the second part of the assumption would hold true under any circumstances but the first one is i mean accepting the blood money is a decision that the family of the late jamal khashoggi will take on by themselves and if they choose to accept blood money that is nothing that turkey can do. for the saving them for not doing so however illegal due process is a legal due process so when it comes to mr dowd on blood money alone rather political or judicial will not solve anything that is my firm assumption if we think about this at the gym as a judicial case that is the due process from the turkish press back that if this becomes a political issue if this is that just from a political point of view that this then blood money is too little for any kind of a bargain mohamed el masry here in doha ok if we assume for a second we've reached a tipping point where this is now almost wholly a political issue not primarily a judicial issue all the diplomacy we've seen in the past four plus weeks coming five weeks now has been about deescalating tensions between ankara riyadh riyadh washington washington ankara would t

line for you going forward if the allegations as most believe will be proven true that the journalist was murdered in cold blood? >> we cannot support a country that murders and chops up a journalist because they disagree with what they're doing. that is not something we can do as a country and we need to stand up and yes, we have a strong relationship with saudi arabia, yes they are partner of ours, we need to hold them accountable. you cannot accept rights abuses or a government murdering a journalist or murdering anyone. this is something we need to be strong on. donald trump is not being strong on this, donald trump is ignoring the problem right now. somebody died, somebody was murdered and we are not holding them accountable. we need to make sure we are holding saudi arabia accountable and we need to be strong. >> same question to you and again, i want you to put in context where you believe the moral leadership or accountability of the united states is. the president made clear we have big military contracts with saudi and pat robertson said one life shouldn't be worth hundred thousand dollars. where is t

the assumption would hold true under any circumstances but the first one is i mean accepting the blood money is a decision that the family of the late jamal khashoggi will take on by themselves and if they choose to accept blood money that is nothing that turkey can do. for the saving them for not doing so however a legal due process is a legal due process so when it comes to mr dowd on blood money alone rather political or judicial will not solve anything that is my firm assumption if we think about this at the gym as a judicial case that is the due process from the turkish press back that if this becomes a political issue if this is that just from a political point of view that this then blood money is too little for any kind of a bargain mohamed el masry here in doha ok if we assume for a second we've reached a tipping point where this is now almost wholly a political issue not primarily a judicial issue all the diplomacy we've seen in the past four plus weeks coming five weeks now has been about deescalating tensions between ankara riyadh riyadh washington washington ankara would t

would not say that the second part of the assumption would hold true under any circumstances but the first one is i mean accepting the blood money is a decision that the family of the late jamal khashoggi will take on by themselves and if they choose to accept blood money that is nothing that turkey can do. for the saving them for not doing so however illegal due process is a legal due process so when it comes to mr dowd on blood money alone rather political or judicial will not solve anything that is my firm assumption if we think about this at the gym as a judicial case that is the due process from the turkish first victim if this becomes a political issue if this is that just from a political point of view that this then blood money is too little for any kind of a bargain mohamed el masry here in doha ok if we assume for a second we've reached a tipping point where this is now almost wholly a political issue not primarily a judicial issue all the diplomacy we've seen in the past four plus weeks coming five weeks now has been about deescalating tensions between ankara riyadh riyadh washington washington ankara would the

. >> many times they say we paid in blood so you can afford to pay in dollars. it's also true they have no choice about this. republican policy makers who then were in charge chose not to make the sacrifices they didn't want to run a big budget deficit and they didn't want to lower taxes and do those other things and they wanted to raise tariffs for trade it harder for the year seems to earn dollars. they did everything to make it possible for major financial institutions at the time and nature thinkers of the time jpmorgan said you've got to forgive the debts otherwise you're going to choke off the international system. the banking community wanted to at least postpone payment. >> america is a system built on checks and balances. in terms of its political economy it's not the same in terms of those in middle america. this is the thing. before 1914 is a new deal fishing cutting out of the convulsions of the construction period you running very close and the presidency of 1986 have taken america out of the gold standard and the democratic party is trying to put together is an a

true. he had killed a man in cold blood. he just said, it was done. and he's coming back. the murder?ay? i think i was speechless at the time. i just-- i just-- i think i asked if he was ok. and does anyone know? are they after you? i just had basically asked if he was ok. your husband had just confessed that he had committed a murder for hire. mm-hm. i was just-- it was like getting kicked in the stomach. i just-- i mean, i knew it was-- i knew life, as i knew it, was over, at that point. josh mankiewicz: jean says her husband drove through the night, pulling into their garage in punta gorda after dark the next day. he basically told me how they had lured russell to a certain spot on the island. and how he had came out of some bushes and walked up to him and just shot him in the head. and he made it sound like, you know, it was kind of gentle and peaceful. and that his just head just tilted over and he walked away. jim had told you that he had this dark secret, that he wanted to know what it would be like to kill someone. right. did it live up to his expectations? no. at first, he sa

true for vitamin d. up to 10% of adults take fish oil and the number is higher for vitamin d. it was also revealed the you no longer have to fast before a blood test to check cholesterol. >>> the caravan is still heading to the u.s. border. some have been able to hitch a ride on trucks and many have made it to the center of mexico , putting them over 500 miles from the american border. they don't seem deterred by president trump's moves to keep them from entering the u.s. some say they prefer this to being in their own countries. >>> the e-cigarette company, juul, will stop selling products at brick-and-mortar stores. they say this company still plans to sell its tobacco flavored liquids at stores and will continue to sell all flavors of it nicotine products on its website. more than half of the sales from juul come from cucumber, mango, and fruit flavors. this happens as the fda plans to announce tough new restrictions on liquid nicotine products later this week. >>> steph curry will miss another game. tonight they will play without him. he strained his groin last week against the milwaukee bucks. the lawyers have won 13 out of the last 14 g

and the award winning editor and an author blood and thunder that is the work of nonfiction and with work of nonfiction and his latest book covers the heroic true actions against all odds during the korean war. it is m my honor to introduce john grisham and hampton sides and david grann. [applause] . >> we have no moderator. [laughter] but b we just tend to go off the cuff so since i'm the senior guy here, barely. [laughter] it's a close race, we agreed that i would start the moderating for two minutes and then they will talk whatever we decide to talk about enable take over. books, writing and readin reading, process, movies, how we do what we do and where we got where we are and also because we are too lazy to admit one - - take remarks that takes the burden off of us and allows us to know what you want to talk about. and if you have a question we will get to that in a minute but all three published books last month something i do every year these guys are a bit slower. [laughter] . >> we are a little slower because we have to fact check. [laughter] [applause] i have never been concerned with accuracy. but a single battle in the korean war wh

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yankees of fomenting the war, of causing all of this blood shed and argued most union soldiers had not gone off to war to end slavery. it was absolutely true, we'll come back to this, too. in other words, neither confederate nor union veterans were willing to forget or concede that their side might somehow have been wrong or immoral. and it wasn't just that they refused to forget. remembering had powerful social and political ramifications. let me give you an example. i assume you all know who these men are. four union generals and one colonel became republican presidents in the wake of the war. what better way to garner votes than to encourage people to vote as they shot. so encouraging union veterans to support the republican party. the republican party also supported pensions for union veterans, another way of mobilizing, another reason to join the gar, if you will. but confederates likewise used the war's memory for political purposes. in 1876 hoping to reclaim the south carolina governor's mansion from republicans former confederate cavalry general wade hampton embarked on a tour of the state accompanied by hundreds and some report th

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the french many times it said we played -- paid in blood so you could if a -- afford to pay in dollars. uncle shylock. it's also true that -- i don't think you mean to but i don't want to leave the impression that americans had no choice about this. republican policymakers who then were in charge chose not to make certain sacrifices. they didn't want to run a big budget deficit because they were witnessing deficits they had never seen before. they did want to lower taxes and do all those other things and by the way they wanted to raise tariffs because that's traditional republican policy. that made it harder for the europeans to earn the dollars necessary to pay back the war debt. they did everything they possibly could to make this impossible. but the major financial institutions of the time and the major bankers of the time, j.p. morgan, they would say forgive the debt. otherwise you would choke off the international economic system. most of the people as far as i know who were actually in the banking community wanted to at least postpone payment to the debt. >> i would not deny the importance of choice but you ha

as you know, the french many blood so we paid in ou can afford to pay in dollars. it is also true that -- i don't mean so, i don't want to leave the impression that mericans had no choice about this. republican policy makers, who hen were in charge ares chose not to -- charge, chose not to they didn'tcrifice, want to run a budget deficit and and did want to lower taxes do all of those other things and hey wanted to raise tariffs which made it harder for the europeans to earn the dollars ecessary to pay back the war debt. i mean, they did everything they impossible.ke this but the major financial institutions of the time and the bankers of the time, j.p. ann -- j.p. morgan said that you have to forgive the debt. most of the people, as far as i who were in the banking community wanted to postpone payment of the debt. absolutely not deny the importance of choice, but you have to imagine the choices the choices are in the american political system. is a system built on checks and balanceses and local interests. an extremely divided entity in terms of the political economy. it is not t

true deceit. and yet to deny the sacred honor that it is to stand so close to some of the freshest blood that hasour country would be absolute blasphemy. >> joining us now from the city down cell chambers where her husband served as mayor for five years and city counselor for six years prior to that. jenny, good morning. can you hear us? >> yes, i can. thank you. >> okay. listen, this is hard for -- we can only imagine how hard it is for you. it is hard for us to hear. drink water. do whatever you need to do because we were so struck, jenny, by your eloquence as you said all those beautiful words about brent. tell us how you are doing today. we all know the conventional wisdom that it is after the funeral that things get even harder often. and i know that brent's funeral was on saturday. so how are you and the kids doing today? >> yeah, definitely. thanks for having us. i think we're doing all right. we're being buoyed up with community support and love. we have family and friends and even strangers that have helped us in so many ways. we're up and we're down. we're still in shock. we weren't exp

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know, the french, many times, say, you know, we paid in blood, so you can afford to pay in dollars. >> uncle shylock. >> and now, it's also true that -- i don't want to -- i don't think you mean to but i don't want to leave the impression that americans had no choice about this. republican policymakers who then were in charge chose not to make certain kind of sacrifices, they didn't want to run a big budget deficit because they were witnessing budget deficits they had never seen before, and they did want to lower taxes and do all those other things that were typically -- and by the way, they wanted to raise tariffs because that was a traditional republican policy which also made it harder for the europeans to earn the dollars necessary to pay back the war debts. i mean, they did everything they possibly could to make this impossible. but the major financial institutions of the time and the major bankers of the time, jpmorgan was saying, you've got to forgive the debt. otherwise, you're going to choke off the international economic system. you know this stuff much better than i do but most of the people as far as i know who wer

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