i was only six years old when he was killed and they had just been undignified. there is no humility, there is no -- they are just arrogant. host: do you think it is time to do away with the state of the union? caller: that is interesting. i think it is good to come on and talk to the nation. i think it has its place. just dispense with all of the theatrics and the pageantry and just say what you really want to do. i wish more presidents would speak from their heart. hearst, come off silver even obama. i found him to be arrogant, even. i would like to see more humanity in the president. host: charlie in wisconsin, a democrat. caller: i've got two questions. over the course of all of this discussion, i don't know, how does mexico feel about daca? inhave 1.8 million people the united states who can go to mexico and possibly change the and is thel network reason they leave is because they can't sustain their own economy? host: thomas is in ohio, line for republicans. the president pitching a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan. what do you think about it? caller: look

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leaders of the united states and north korea exchanging threats of nuclear war and some rather undignified insults donald trump called the north korean leader little rocket man. the u.s. president a mentally deranged dotard they boasted about their nuclear buttons. the u.s. mainland is within the range of a nuclear strike and as you can hear bolton is put on the desk in my office at all times and sparked fears the korean peninsula could be edging closer to war they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never seen it certainly has elevated the level of tension on the peninsula president trump has made this issue his most important foreign policy issue so it has brought a lot of attention globally. during trump's first year in office north korea launched its first successful tests of intercontinental ballistic missiles demonstrating that its weapons could reach the united states it conducted its biggest ever nuclear bomb test and late last year declared its weapons development program was complete in response the u.s. has successfully pushed for tough u.n. sanctions including a

they have had an unpleasant, undignified, unworthy relationship back and forth over the course of theires. kennedy: even when an administration transfers from one party to another, they still talk. president clinton and the elder president trump bush, they talked. and of course president george h.w. bush spoke with ronald reagan when he succeeded him in the presidency. but these two literally have not talked. >> the ex-president's club is a thing and there is a strong history dating back to washington and being respectful of those who have gone before you. you don't prosecute them. you let them go in peace provide they go. as long as they go, you be let them go in peace. but i'm sure ronald reagan and jimmy carter did not have a lot of constructsive conversations. just as i'm sure clinton didn't have a lot of the constructs ill conversations with george h.w. bush. but in this case trump can be an mitted by malice in attacking obama's career and his accomplishments. but also it can be the things he and the people around him believe are better for the country. we have no reason to believe

as 'telling it like it is' when it is actually just reckless, outrageous and undignified."ers worked to refocus attention from twitter.. to tax cuts. (house speaker paul ryan) "to this stuff you see on a daily basis.. twitter this and twitter that.. forget about it. "in washington i'm karin caifa. ( will ) "star wars: the last jedi" closes out 2017 on top. rick damigella has the numbers in the box office countdown. "actually, i'm going to pass on the violence!"it was a much better weekend at the box office, with three movies improving their numbers over last week, including "ferdinand," which went up 59-percent this weekend, and held fast to fifth with eleven-point-seven million dollars."ladies and gents, this is the moment you've waited for.""the greatest showman" saw a 73-percent increase in ticket sales, while staying in fourth with fifteen-point-three million."i would do anything to sing with you guys again.""pitch perfect three" stayed at number three, only dropping eleven-percent over its debut with 17-point- eight million dollars."welcome to jumanji!"the second "juma

and i think this twitter storm that he unleashes is a huge distraction and is frankly undignified.to just put the phone down. >> we look forward to talking to you many more times. thank you for making your first tv appearance rears on question new day." >> thank you. >>> we're covering this mess at jfk. the water main break screwed up all kinds of travel. why did this lap as one of the nation's busiest airports? we'll take you live to jfk, next. whoooo. going somewhere? here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more... ...than 200 booking sites - to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. what is this? when we love someone, we want to do right by them. but some things we can't control like snoring. (snoring) introducing theravent anti-snore strips. clinically shown to reduce snoring. theravent. the answer is right under your nose. when heartburn hits...n to reduce snoring. fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... sm

covey, undignified as it was, and as i fear my narration of it is, was the turning point in my 'life as a slave.' it rekindled in my breast the smouldering embers of liberty. it brought up my baltimore dreams, and revived a sense of my own manhood. i was a changed being after that fight. i was nothing before. i was a man now. it recalled to life my crushed self-respect and my self-confidence, and inspired me with a renewed determination to be a freeman." it was a resurrection from the dark tomb of slavery to the heaven of comparative freedom. spirit made me a free man, in fact while i remained a slave and form. once again, i believe this is his soul value. as he resurrected himself and rose from the grave of despair, other slave people died, never to experience earthly freedom. some would argue their souls have been searching for peace and we are left to deal with the remains of slavery. they are ghost values can't us by resurfacing in basement, wells, addicts, backyards, provincial mansions and universities. we encounter them as fleshless bones broken in pieces, just as ceramic ware

s stance on the iran nuclear deal, russ russia called that undignified, and that's a sneak preview onome of the rhetoric we are likely to hear today. >> michelle, thank you very much. david. top republicans will meet with the president. what will come from it? . . >>> field trip. today might be a good day to leave the white house for the president. he is, he and top republicans, speaker paul ryan, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell heading to camp david today. >> holding talks on the agenda and how they make it to the midterm elections. ryan nobles with the latest on that. what's supposed to go down here, ryan? >> john and poppy, good morning from a chilly and quiet capitol hill and you're right, all eyes focused on this big, high-stakes meeting set to take place at camp david between the president and the leaders of the republican party in both the house and senate. this is really going to be an opportunity for the republicans to prioritize their goals for 2018. do they talk about perhaps a new replacement for obamacare, a big infrastructure plan, maybe even entitlement reform. t

but, there is the side of him where he can be rude, undignified and boastful in tweets. the tree we just saw is a counter example. >>paul: you think he wrote it? >> he brings humor and comes back with facts. i think that's probably a good model going forward to deal with his critics. >>paul: you can't really count on that dan, we've learned. he's not certainly going to shift to someone else. >> this is donald trump you he gave us two presidencies in one year. the trump of twitter, chaos along with it. and the other side of accomplishment. i think people will recognize the accomplishment. the deregulation that occurred touched almost every major industry in america. those d regulations are beginning to - - into the economy and people are noticing. >>paul: much more to come as we look back on president trump's first year in office. and the midterm liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and voila! voila! i wish my

and clearly, from a western perspective, kneeling can be seen as an undignified reminder of women's lowpractice came to be challenged. and it was the head of oxfam international, winnie byanyima, who was born in uganda but lives in britain, who sparked a debate about it, tweeting, "how do we stop this humiliating practice?" well, this may sound likejust another debate about gender and identity politics, but it cuts across the usual lines. for some, byanyima is speaking up for women. for others, she's disrespectful of the cultural heritage of the african societies that practice kneeling. i'm joined by women from two cultures where kneeling is common — dami olonisakin and nicky olatubosun. dami, tell us about the kneeling, when do you kneel, or what form does the kneeling take, why do you kneel? kneeling is a form of respect. when you greet someone who is older than you, you do this to family, you do this to relatives. it is a very popular part of yoruba culture within nigeria. it is something that both men and women do. it is notjust one—sided. it's something that everybody does. it is a

really devolving, poppy, if you will, into what has been described as a somewhat undignified measuring contest. but the president's message is being viewed here at the white house as consistent with his strategy to apply maximum pressure on north korea in hopes of achieving denuclearization, if that's possible. but there were a number of other tweets. the president went after former president barack obama, "the new york times," pakistan, and also talked about the palestinians. in fact, the president indicating that he might want to stop making payments to the palestinians if they don't return to peace talks. indicating in his tweets that the united states gives the palestinians hundreds of millions of dollars, and if they don't get back to the negotiation table, maybe they shouldn't give them those payments anymore. the palestinian authority responding very curtly, essentially calling the president's comments blackmail. now, as you said, today, we are expecting the president to get his daily intelligence briefing. after that, lunch with the vice president, the secretary of state, the s

leaders of the united states and north korea exchanging threats of nuclear war and some rather undignified insults donald trump called the north korean leader a little rocket man kim jong un dubbed the us president a mentally deranged dotard they boasted about their nuclear buttons. the u.s. mainland is within the range of a nuclear strike and as you can hear bolton is put on the desk in my office at all times and sparked fears the korean peninsula could be edging closer to war they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never seen it certainly has elevated the level of tension on the peninsula president trump has made this issue his most important foreign policy issue so it has brought a lot of attention globally. during trump's first year in office north korea launched its first successful tests of intercontinental ballistic missiles demonstrating that its weapons could reach the united states it conducted its biggest ever nuclear bomb test and late last year declared its weapons development program was complete in response the u.s. successfully pushed for tough u.n. sanction

it's undignified, and it's beneath the dignity of his office. we can do much better than this.ad to say something. it's consistent with what he's been. and while we condemn the words, i don't want us to miss this moment. in a real sense, his words are consistent with this immigration debate as it has been framed by many on the right. he has just taken the dog whistle and turned it into a scream, but he really reveals the racial underpinnings of much of the debate about this issue. and so, as pastor of ebenezer baptist church, spiritual home of martin luther king jr., i say to politicians who will offer pius pronouncements about dr. king and what he represents this weekend, that you cannot celebrate the dream without liberating the d.r.e.a.m.ers. we need to give these 800,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers who are in our churches and in our colleges and in our schools a dignified path to citizenship. this is where dr. king would be in this moment. he would say abolish mass incarceration and let's provide health care to all. i don't think the folks, you know, in some of these european countries a

he needs oxygen to help him breathe and he says he fears having a painful and undignified death.ghts. last 0ctober, three high court judges dismissed that challenge but, two hours ago, some appeal court judges said he should be allowed to take that challenge and review that decision with a full hearing before the court of appeal, which will be heard a few months' time. this is issue of whether there should be a right—to—die is obviously a key one for society. back in 2015, mps overwhelmingly rejected proposals for assisted—dying in england and wales. 0pponents say it would place the weak and the vulnerable at greater risk, at risk of coercion. some american states, california and colorado, have since then adopted right—to—die, as has victoria in australia. so this case will go back to court in a few months' time here. the northern ireland secretary, karen bradley, has said she believes it is possible for an agreement to be reached to re—establish the northern ireland executive. power—sharing between the democratic unionists and sinn fein collapsed more than a year ago. the new no

he is not just ignorant, incompetent and undignified. he is also a liar. he is by no means america's first racist president. but he ran a campaign explicitly rooted in bigotry, exclusion and white resentment. your reaction? caller: i first of all grew up in new york and i would agree with that completely. i call mr. trump the paper moon president. over aly a paper moon cardboard sea. hustler does it because he can't even get off the street to take a pee. i put myself through school as a service employee. the likes of him, the people out in the hinterlands of iowa or ,klahoma wisconsin or elsewhere they don't know. he will smile at you and he will have you fired by 5:00. if there is just above their doorway. he's out for himself. he has always been a charlatan and we need a change. twost want to bring up points personally. i am in the district that takes in west and central new york with tom reed and he has voted with trump too many times. there has been times when his staff has helped but there has been times when they totally ignore the people. i wasn sta

i was only six years old when he was killed and they had just been undignified.here is no humility, there is no -- they are just arrogant. host: do you think it is time to do away with the state of the union? caller: that is interesting. i think it is good to come on and talk to the nation. i think it has its place. just dispense with all of the theatrics and the pageantry and just say what you really want to do. i wish more presidents would speak from their heart. hearst, come off silver even obama. i found him to be arrogant, even. i would like to see more humanity in the president. host: charlie in wisconsin, a democrat. caller: i've got two questions. over the course of all of this discussion, i don't know, how does mexico feel about daca? inhave 1.8 million people the united states who can go to mexico and possibly change the and is thel network reason they leave is because they can't sustain their own economy? host: thomas is in ohio, line for republicans. the president pitching a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan. what do you think about it? caller: look a

constitutional government have such a strong affinity for him and are willing to overlook moments that are undignifiednd they would rather not have them engage in. i think he is someone who you have a generally low approval ratings, but a very solid base of people who look at this last year end say this has been a great year for liberty, both economic and religious, this has been a great year if you like limited government and economic growth, if you like more opportunity in the private economy. >> do you think the shutdown will boomerang on him in any way, or do you think because were getting used to them is. [inaudible] >> i don't think it's a big deal long-term. i think it's likely that he catches some blame, certainly the press and democrats are generally going to work to pin it on him, but i think we've learned with the shutdown that they tend to end up being nonevents and workers and up getting paid and even if your small government person who hopes they might save a few bucks during the short dramas, those really don't end up having either. long-term, not a big event. >> thank you very much. go

corridors are notjust undignified but unsafe, levels of bed occupancy over 85% is described as unsafevel of sickness has shot up, at the other end, the difficulty people have of discharging into the community because social care and community services themselves are very stretched. always good to talk to you, all the best. and if you want to find out more about how your nhs trust is performing, you can use our nhs tracker on the bbc news website. the prime minister has pledged to eliminate avoidable plastic waste within 25 years as part of a far reaching plan to improve britain's environment. she has urged supermarkets to introduce aisles where shoppers can buy products with no plastic packaging. a small charge for disposable plastic bags will also be extended to all shops, notjust big retailers. theresa may called plastic waste "one of the great environmental scourges of our time". but environmentalists have criticised the plans saying they lack "urgency, detail and bite". here's our environment analyst, roger harrabin. there's huge public anxiety about plastic litter, since david at