if you like to deliver it to us in person, we'll be in mountain view on friday between 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. at the jamba juice. we'll love to meet you there. but, hey, don't worry if you doesn't that work out. you can donate cash or build a backpack virtually. thousands of families are counting on you. back to you. >> and kids, too. >> yeah. >> heading back to school. >> every little bit helps. >> thank you, chris. >>> right now, taking a look outside. kari, you have been telling us today is going to be the hottest day of the year so we have to prepare. hydrate yourself. stay inside if you can? >> not of the year. >> of the week. >> of the week, yes. >> yeah. >> it is going to be pretty hot there in some spots. might feel like the hottest day of the year to some. as we take a live look outside in dublin, as we see all of that sunshine and right now it's not too bad but it's starting to heat up. let's get a look at half moon bay. at least there we do have some cooling breezes and you can see the fog just offshore. only 59 degrees there. it's 64 in san francisco. 62 in oakland.

turningy appreciate you in and joining us in person for aleenan.ersation with mc we are a bipartisan think tank, that does exist in d.c.. we have been around for 10 and a half years, founded by 4 former senate majority leaders with the goal of bringing together republicans and democrats in strong partisanship to come to agreement, forge compromises, the difficult work of making policy. to that end we cover a lot of issues, including immigration and border security, which we will talk about today. we will be talking for 45-50 minutes. those here in the room, you have cards we'd like you to please write your questions out anytime during this. hold them up or pass them to the end. we will have people collecting them and we'll go through them with the commissioner later. if you're on-line and watching us and you'd like to submit a question, send that twitter #bpclive. thank you very much. let me introduce commissioner mcaleenan. he had been the acting commissioner since january of 2017 in the administration. prior to that, he was deputy commissioner of border protection under the prior ad

republic and congressman mike gallagher of the house homeland security committee is here with us in person in new york and it's great to have you on the program. that one man's denuclearization is another man's what? have we gotten on the topic her here? >> i would disagree with the assessment of both sides agree to denuclearization. both sides signed a piece of paper that said we will work towards denuclearization, but of course when kim jong un talks about denuclearization, he really means we are going to force the americans to get off the peninsula entirely an advocate or security agreements with south korea. when we talk about denuclearization, it's complete verifiable and irreversible dismantling of the program so there's a lot of details need to be worked out and that's why the negotiation they are having are so important if for no other reason than to ascertain whether or not kim jong un is serious and i worry that he's not. >> harris: you're worried that he's not, i'm worried that's a very simple definition that we haven't gotten to and i say that because we don't want to talk past

thank you to those able to join us in person and in those able to join us online or in the world of c-span. have a great day. >>> federal reserve chair jerome powell will be on capitol hill tomorrow testifying before the house financial services committee regarding monetary policy and the economy. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span3. also online at c-span.org and you can listen with the free c-span radio app. and this coming thursday, senate banking committee will hold a confirmation hearing for president trump's nominees to lead the consumer financial protection bureau and the export-import bank. live coverage is at 10:00 a.m. eastern an c-span3 and available on c-span.org and listen with the free c-span radio app. >> tonight it is my honor and privilege to announce that i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. >> mr. president, i'm grateful to you and i'm humbled by your confidence in me. >> brett kavanaugh of the united states court of appeals for the district of colombia circuit, s. president trump's nominee for the supreme court.

the suburbs and sixteen i don't want to represent us because they young like us pays only one year older than us persons in things like this since ninety ninety eight when fault was won the world cup back then to tell you the same symbol of multiculturalism to many find it that sense of unity was the squad is actually really similar to the one from one thousand and eight because as you said a lot off of play as i came in from the start as whether they're from big cities and the from the countryside from small villages and the players on the pitch show that you can come from several different backgrounds and still have good times together after the parade the french president welcome to play is to the lease a palace for a garden party attended by hundreds of teenagers from all over france the hope is that this young team can inspire the next generation to. al-jazeera paris. again on the problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has arrived home to severe criticism after siding with the russian president vladimir putin on the election meddling was speaking after this summit

us. we really appreciate you tuning in and joining us here in person for our conversation with commissioner kevin m mcaleenan -- kevin mcaleenan. for those who may not know us, we are a bipartisan think tank, yes, that does exist this d.c. we've been around for about ten and a half years. we were founded by four former senate majority leaders. tom daschle, bob dole, mitchell and baker and we've come to agreement, forge compromises in the difficult work of making policy. to that end we cover a whole lot of issues, including immigration and border security that we're going to talk a little about today. a little bit of format. we will be talking for 45, 50 minutes or so, we will have opportunity for questions. those here in the room, you have cards we'd like you to please write your questions out anytime during this. hold them up or pass them to the end. we will have people collecting them and we'll go through them with the commissioner later. if you're online and watching us and you'd like to submit a question, send that via twitter with #bpclive. thank you very much. let me introduce commiss

using his position for personal benefit. he installed a $43,000 soundproof phone booth in his government office. he routinely took first class flights. spent more than $36,000 for a flight aboard a military jet. he tweeted out photos of himself making pasta and enjoying prosciutto on a trip to a conference in italy. he reached out to the ceo of chick-fil-a, trying to secure a franchise for his wife. >> my wife is an entrepreneur herself. i love, she loves, we chick-fil-a and it's one of the best in the country. >> reporter: he used his government staff to perform personal tasks, finding him an apartment, restaurant reservations and even trying to get him a used mattress from the

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because this affects us across party lines we do try to bring in some humor though saying this is what happened to us is our reaction. if we stick together we don't need a young person's quota we would have a decent sized young group which would work here in parliament for equality between the generations and for young people that's always key for us achieving solutions through debate. and across party lines as you say for the chairwoman of the human rights committee in the bundestag at a time when you're human rights are being taken less seriously in an increasing number of countries how do you keep yourself motivated to swim against this time. about very reason because there are so many i want to say problems but challenges worldwide there are so many cases you can take on and if i had been demotivated after half a year already it would be dramatic but that's not the case and i'm learning on the job it motivates us here in the office and in parliament every. the day that so many young people are getting involved in human rights issues worldwide i'm joining more and hearing success stories from different countries and taking pride in saying this is what keeps us goin

or if you would like to do it in person you can print out a list of supplies from our website, you can go out and shop yourself. if you would like to bring a backpack to us tomorrow in person you can. we will be at jam bajuice. i will be back at 11:45 and talk to a few of these folks. >> i tweeted out a link, as well. however it is easy for you to donate and help out it is appreciated. >>> in the meantime, it looks like summer continues, not quite ready for back to school with the weather. >> i'm sure the kids are not ready for that especially when it is hot and you are going swimming. here is a live look outside where we are keeping the cool temperatures. you can see the fog rolling across the bay over the hills and right over the golden gate bridge. all clear skies as we take a live look outside in san jose right now, kind of hazy as you look out around the bay area. we are going to at times have drifts of smoke coming through and our temperatures slightly cooler as we look at south san jose at 82 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon. then the winds start to pick up. our temperatures will be dropping heading into the evening back into the mid 70s. if you wan

the us if you were at during my time there was the interviews the habeas corpus in which several people were released on the beach that there was not selfish in evidence for us to defeat in the person during my time before that there was no detail was this can be checked with. the your predecessor promise and. he called you malaysia's number one. after your alliance with one or brought him and the reports more that you made with him now is that for person on that reemergence of a coalition or friendship or partnership whatever it may be called is this a genuine attempt to rectify mistakes and maybe unify malaysia once again or is it as prime minister najib or former prime minister to play games and act to reinvent yourself and maybe lead you back to power where i know was eight of one of the major parties position and if we are going to overthrow ninety all the parties and in no position must form a coalition going on their own by themselves they will never be able to defeat him so you as he said they would form a coalition and whatever me be me have happened in the past that peace not as important as the attempt to with through an end because when one is than the east that it will

in that capacity he ended up involved in the investigation of hillary clinton using a personal e-mail address when she was secretary of state. in that capacity as head of counter intelligence division at the fbi, peter struck was assigned at the very early investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. in the spring and early summer of 2016 foreign intelligence agencies and governments started coming across information and intelligence intercept about unexplained russian involvement and support for trump's campaign. the foreign agencies and governments notified the cia. the cia doesn't do work to counter foreign intelligence operations inside the united stat states. they charge it out here. fbi started an investigation into that matter in the summer of 2016. that meant peter strzok was in charge of that. because of his career he was in charge of that. intimately, intimately familiar with russian intelligence operations and efforts inside the united states. in his role as head of the counter intelligence investigation at the fbi, he was literally the lead person in the e

news, the latest headlines: donald trump says he holds vladimir putin personally responsible for russian interference in the 2016 ustop story, the latest comments by donald trump that he now holds vladimir putin personally responsible for russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. earlier i spoke to ren brewster who is a supporter of the president, and an election campaign manager for fomer republican president ronald reagan in the 1980's. it looked like donald trump does look in public, he is a much more strong negotiator behind closed doors. no matter what he said, the media in the us would have jumped all over him no matter what he said, how nice or how angry or confrontational he would have been with vladimir putin. did you have any sense that he is losing control of the situation? that his base is weakening in his support? not at all. i have it from inside sources that donations were up yesterday. what happens in the us, we support donald trump through social media and also through donations. he has 63— 64 million strong base of supporters and they are basically the rock of gibraltar. sweden has c

know which you know that breaks the first amendment me here in the us in the first minute protects us in speech even online or in person you can say what you want until you cross the line we're suddenly you're actively threatening someone personally and threatening their life then it can be no one then it can come only be considered free speech you know especially as a direct threat but i don't i don't i don't think leaving it up to an imaginary arbitrator to say ok this person is good this person is bad now if it's a fake account and it's like completely wrote a bot yeah get rid of it but if it is someone's account even as a troll they private business can say hey we don't want this person on our business but in general in terms of the country itself that we were still protected by the first amendment you can still say what you want to say and i would rather protect you know unpopular speech in order to preserve. popular speech yeah i totally agree and i think one of the things you know the last thing i want to say on this today is it's sad to see that rape and death threats were not considered a big enough issue that

jailed because he was involved in human rights issues so yeah the chinese government the communist party sees us as a threat that she isn't the first. dissident or person who's critical of the chinese government to end up in berlin why do you think other people like her choose for a land well as i said germany is the only one of the very few countries western countries left to raises this question and saw all this. this is the reason why so many other chinese dissident also chose to come to germany and actually you shall ball before he died he made the wish and he proposed that you should go to germany because this is the safest place for her. now the reason the official reason is that she's coming to germany for medical treatment what do we know about her health and she looked quite frail well yeah after eight years in under state heavy a very heavy states of am not leaving the house not allowed to leave the house not allowed to meet many people she suffers from from major depressions this is already this was already seen a few years ago that she is suffering and she also has heart problems so i think she will get medical treatment definitely when she

using that app, which is monitored in real time. by the way, b.a.r.t. tells us, they know that person in that video. they say they tried to get him into a diversion program, but that he refused. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> vic, thank you. >>> london breed took the oath of office today to become san francisco's 45th mayor. she is the first black woman to hold the office. she concedes that she faces significant challenges. abc 7 news reporter, lee an mel len dez is live -- lyanne melendez is live in the city. >> reporter: the mayor started out by saying she lived here in san francisco with her grandmoth grandmother, they lived off $900 a month. she says it was barely enough to stay in san francisco. today, she says that's what shy wants for everyone here already saying i will protect you. >> i stand at this podium today because a community believed in me. >> london breed who grew up in a housing project a few blocks from city hall delivered a message of hope to residents who have seen san francisco transformed by the problems that plagued their city. >> i want to get people off the streets who are shooti

want to thank you very much for that is dominic cain live in new nick let's go to the russian capital roy chalons is live for us there in person no doubt be pleased about this about more disunity amongst the nation allies especially after what happened at the g seven but what will he make of trump's comments almost attacking russia not just germany about germany being captive to russia because of its energy needs. you know what exactly i think there is much that will go down well in moscow when the people in power here look at donald trump's broadside against germany and against nato but also there is much that will concern them there is no love lost in moscow of course when it comes to nato and although moscow always says that it wants to have a strong europe to do business with it sees nato as essentially an imperial american project designs to curtail and constrain russia and it hates it essentially so anything that kind of trashes nato anything that destabilizes nato goes down pretty well in the kremlin and goes down well in moscow having said that the content of what donald trump has said here will concern them because. h

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us and this will happen to jobs. there doesn't seem to be an obvious business leader. in the old days, so richard green bree, who used to run mns, he would come forward but there's no obvious personpeople in this country could be far worse off. those like jacob meets rock saying we will be eye to operate under wto rules and be able to trade —— jacob rees—mogg —— will be able to. be able to trade —— jacob rees—mogg -- will be able to. i'm interested about his threats of a coup, if there is one, who does he back? we've got a number of players, there doesn't seem to be any natural one, there doesn't seem to be enough of a brexiteer in the group that's coming forward , brexiteer in the group that's coming forward, including the health minister, rees mogg would be seen as the person to carry us out of europe. jacob rees-mogg wouldn't be the prime minister most people in this country would want. he might say, you will get labour and you will have to put up and shut up. polling in bits of the conservative party had him as the top favourite next leader, now it is xavi, the minister of housing, communities and local government. home secretary. -- sajid javid. the vast majority of tory mps

in helsinki. mr trump has said again that he really does accept the conclusion of us intelligence agencies that russia interfered in the 2016 us election, and now says he holds vladimir putin personallyed cave have paid tribute to the team who found them, describing their rescue as "a miracle". and they honoured saman gunan — the former thai navy seal who died preparing their escape route. the european commission has fined google a record $5 billion over the use of its android operating system. the commission says the tech giant illegally used the technology to "cement its dominant position" in searches. google plans to appeal. —— and denies any wrongdoing.

conference about the way he dealt with this was something the tone he use of the rhetoric he used in fact one person also talked about germany and saying that they didn't think it was an effective way to deal with an ally like germany in something jim you sovereignty describing it as being hostage captive by rochelle because he's dependence on gas supplies and get donald trump came out in the end and said i have a wonderful relationship with america what do you make of his dealing with. well i think the first message here is that trump said i believe in the nato so that's good news for the nato allies and the institution itself the organization. but of course this wasn't only bruising for the european allies this was also bruising for the secretary general whose top is to keep everybody together the institution itself that sees itself jeopardized by what a u.s. president is saying so the most important ally here and then you look at the rollercoaster ride that are going to medical has been through in the morning there's germany bashing by the u.s. president then once of a sudden they're very very go

billions of dollars from a state fund while he was in office he was facing three counts of criminal breach of trust and one of using his position for personal gain. in poland top supreme court judges have shown up for work despite being forced out of their post by a new a time and more the chief justice and dozens of other senior judges were told to step down on tuesday in line with the reforms the european union has launched legal action accusing the polish government of undermining judicial independence they would take to reports from moscow. thousands of demonstrators converged on the steps of the supreme court where forty percent of the judges are losing their jobs it was described by the chief justice as a political. but the ruling lauren justice party described them as part of a self-serving elite out of touch with ordinary people but testers across the country accuse the government of undermining the constitution with a power grab in the highest sanctum of the law aiming to fit its benches with judges who bend to their will the spokesman for the supreme court said tragically history was repeating itself in poland turning back towards

in person. the park police helicopter used to save five people in 1982 is going to be the center piece of a new museum here in washington. news 4's mark sea graves got an exclusive look. >> reporter: it was bitter in january 1982. 78 people died after air florida flight 90 crashed into the 14th street bridge, plunging into the potomac river. thanks to theoi hc efforts of donsher and his partner jea windse windsor, f people were saved. literally plucked from the frozen river by two men and this helicopter. in what many consider one of tht greate rescues in aviation history. a few years the chopper was retirpo from ce service, replaced by larger, stronger helicopters. eagle o was then sent to the department of interior where it was used fors. deca a few years ago, it was scheduled to be scrapped. that's when the national law enforcement museum stepped in and restored the chopper to itsn original condi >> if last time we showed youop the helr it had been restored and was sitting in the park police headquarters. it had to be taken apart and reassembled here inside the museum. ld t's the only way th

personal and visual of media. would you agree with that? prof. byrnes: certainly the way that president roosevelt used it in the fireside chats was personal. he moved away from the oratory that was normal for political speeches and spoke conversationally. that made it very personal. the extent to which radio required people to visualize the create their own, visual components certainly made it visual in that sense. i'm not sure i would go as far as what you just said in terms of it being the most. seevision, you literally images overwhelming words. the focus is still on the word during the radio era. words were still important. steve: pillar is making his move in the late 1930's. europe is in the middle of a war. --do not enter into the until december of 1941. talk about how roosevelt used radio. prof. byrnes: he knew from the beginning of the war in europe that the american people were not interested in engaging in this war. i involvement had been a mistake. that it should not be repeated. i think fdr, in many ways shared that opinion. what happened over time, especially after dunkirk, he became increasing

they tell us they weren't in the business of selling used railway track, and certainly not $80 million worth. time to phone the personactive, so we head for the listed address. it's clearly a residential area. old tower blocks built in the soviet era. but the person named and even the address of the building is elusive. we can't find the person named on the contract, but there are also bank details to check. establishing that the bank account details are correct might lead us to the person cook's company was in business with, so we pay a visit to the state—owned bank. when we come outside and try to film, we run into problems. the bank has an issue with us filming, looking in the door with the sign, so we're just going to take the camera round the corner and film there. get out of their hair. what we wanted to know was if the details i had were indeed real. when we went to the bank to check, the only way they would verify was if we made a small deposit, so we chose the smallest amount we could, about $6 or $7, and it turns out the account is real, it's active, and these people could still be in business. the few doll

co-producer with us now is we use sound appears men you were also there great to have you with us here in person i mean we've been seeing there images from a single i mean it kind of some places look like a movie landscape completely obliterated is there anything under way to reconstruct to rebuild the city if it comes from the people yes in an official capacity absolutely no the security still looks like someone just took you know that big slats hammer and hammered it to pieces and many of the destruction that you see some of it is because of i.a.s. you know leaving behind bombs and booby traps but mainly what we what was needed to help ratio was massive american air raids and that is the scale of destruction you half and to repair that would take years and you reconstruction would take a long and intensive effort financially as well and there is nothing to be seen like that let's talk about the community which the u.n. has described as one of the most persecuted minorities. in the world they have undergone unimaginable war crimes during the rain in that region we heard in your piece and bigges

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i think it's hard to stay the person you used to be in an environment like that. did lesson i don't know how to explain it and i will. understand i felt it was a very. i found is very internal a destructive to hear what they were saying and how they were saying it on water. this thing said about how poorly i'm done with and i wouldn't mind if the trial went on another two or three years and we were able to gain new insights for the past year and a half we have just been playing procedural games with the defendants and i don't think this case is going to uncover anything new so i'll really be very grateful when it's over with. i don't regret there is a time of year left when i wish you strength for your ongoing fight against racism and hostility thank you for your time ask questions thank you thank you. all we can be the generation that ends it for good malaria must go on so millions can live. silent clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love. em.

in the eye of a.o.l. investors we have bulletin boards and for us it was there that we learned a valuable lesson that the person you were talking to online might not actually be who they claim to be that lesson seems to have been lost in recent years as the scourge of trolls bots and spammers have seemingly lost as their platforms like twitter have gained popularity. we went from being skeptics of what we saw to assuming that a blue check or a profile picture confirmed the identity of the person communicating it is those same trolls bots and spammers that have led twitter to lock accounts they deemed suspicious and required validation of identity to unlock however twitter didn't remove those locked accounts from the platform nor did they remove them from other users follower accounts which is what lead twitter legal policy and trust in safety leave visa god to announce that this week will be removing these locked accounts from follower accounts across profiles globally as a result the number of followers displayed on many profiles may go down the estimated number of accounts to be purged nearly seventy million

thank the gentleman for his many years of service in this chamber and i would note that those of us who were not here in which is most of us. in my personal life i have been fishing as long as i can remember. i've pulled in satnavs on a commercial boat in the gentleman's district my years interest in these issues is

in its battle to contain more than forty wildfires. donald trump has said he holds vladimir putin personally responsible for russian interference in the 2016 usntial election. his comment, in an interview on american television, is the latest in a damage control exercise following the president's news conference with vladimir putin in helsinki. at that time, mr trump appeared to side with mr putin over claims of kremlin meddling in us elections. on tuesday, mr trump said he misspoke during monday's summit and today he told cbs news that no other us president has ever been tougher on russia. you say you agree with us intelligence that russia meddled in the election in 2016. yes, and i said that before. i have said that numerous times before, and i would say that that is true, yeah. but you haven't condemned putin specifically. do you hold him personally responsible? well, iwould, because he's in charge of the country, just like i would hold myself responsible for things that happen in this country. so certainly, as the leader of the country, you would have to hold him responsible, yes. i am very strong on the fact that we can't have meddling.

used this as a cold air trap. we have several different items in the house. lamp.e a seal oil it would be made out of clay from earth, and we also used lava rock. one person'sob all day long in the family was to maintain the lamp so it does not burn out or cause a fire in the house. this is a very small one, that the ones we used traditionally are much bigger than what you see here. we would put them in the corners of the house and you would burn the seal oil to use for light and heat. somethingwe have lashed together. -- two two p shoes pieces of fin. they would be used to catch fish. wouldhole bunch of fish go in the trap, it would close. we have some sealskin. clothing, pants, boots, mittens, and lots of other things. we made them into backpacks. a lot of people who don't understand our native cultures tend to question us about how we would hunt for seals and whales. the human race did not choose the animals for themselves, they were chosen for us ivy creators -- by the creators. they provided us with seals, walruses, reindeer, seabirds and wales. kayak came from us. a hunter would use body measurements to make the frame of his kayak. the frame is actual

in san francisco. the office of small business should be your first stop when you have questions about what to do next. find us online or in person at city hall, and best of all, our services are flee of charge. -- free of charge. it is the official forum to voice opinions and concerns about policies that affect the economic vitality of small businesses in san francisco. if you need assistance with small business matters, start here at the office of small business. thank you. >>> item one. call to order and roll call. (roll call). kathleen dooley is absent. (roll call). >> mr. president you have a quorum. >> thank you. next item. >> genpublic comment. allows members of the public to comment on matters within the small business jurisdiction but not on today's calendar and items for future consideration. discussion item. >> any members of the public to comment on any items not on today's agenda? seeing none. public comment is closed. >> item three. u.s. file 180482. permit review procedures and zoning controls. neighborhood commercial districts 4 and 11. ordinance amending the planning code to create a two year pilot program removi

in san francisco. the office of small business should be your first stop when you have questions with what to do next find us online or in person at city hall. best of all, our services are free of charge. if you have any concerns or opinions about policies that affect the economic vitality of small businesses in san francisco, please come to the small business commission meeting. if you need assistance with small business matters, start here at the office of small business. >> i item 9. adjournment. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> meeting adjourned at 3:35 p.m. >> sfgtv, ready to begin? good morning. today is wednesday june 20th, 2018. this is a regular meeting of the abatement appeals board. i would like to remind everyone to please turn off all electronic devices. the first item on the agenda is roll call. commissioner constan -- konstin lee mccarthy walker warshell president clinch is excused and commissioner moss is expected. oh, commissioner moss is present. we have a quorum. the next item is item b, the oath. will all parties giving testimony today please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear that the test

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deescalate they want to normalize the situation is great for pretty much full of us but there is a small and powerful person in the us in washington and in the media which want to stop it it seems like a good first start doesn't it as a first summit between them oh very positive from the outlook picture has warned it's you know it's impossible to solve all the problems they have between them just with one me things no more meetings will have to take place but already we're seeing hysteria really in the u.s. media they seem furious with the results of the summit let's just have a quick listen to what they've been saying only the president calls the reporters the the enemy of the american people as an american citizen i just personally think today is just an incredibly diverse moment in time in our history so the news conference after the summit we're hearing that sunni leaders talk about agreeing on a number of critical issues and then in the u.s. media we're seeing this anger why why it was different. well we come back to the classic thing that this the media has turned from being a check on power to feeling i

in the golden age. and the society has corrupted us and science corrupts us in peace at the first person to put up a fence protecting his property saying this is mine is the first witis the original sin of manki, very different and so his whole orientation, and i think there are other people you can call the father of romanticism that he deserves as much as anybody else's for that whole argument s about arguing his own personal feeling and my feelings are more authentic than your facts and the personal authenticity is the highest bar and emotions tell us so much more. it was embracing this wild side of the nature o that was being pushed away tha but then he maks another leap that says we can only be realized when everything is in perfect harmony. the contrast is very strong. it comes from god not government comfortgot the fruits of the lar belong to us. rousseau believes the private property is evil and the fact morality can be determined by the group. i bring this up because i reject this idea of the intellectual history because we don't get these ideas. they represent soap from the very beginning of the

never forget that it was like in the i was like in a bubble and i'll be personal all of a sudden i was filmed us in this wonderful row of. so important films that made me being an actor made create i was educated with them in a way and so it was it was. wonderful moment and i mean it really opened up doors for you to write it because after that you put in a lot of big international films in black book and recently. in bridge of spies the steven spielberg film what is it like you feel as an actor to what do you get out of playing smaller roles in these big big productions compared to sort of the lead roles that you used to in germany every actor will say no small roles and that's true enough for me it's important if the film has to exist you know and britta spite of the spice for example the script by the coen brothers and the cost tom hanks and spielberg this this was a match oh yes you do not know who you are dealing with. the interest of the democratic republic. to deal with and to be seen to be dealing with another sovereign power the united states is one of the few directors who is able to t