related to the wife of the prophet and the other verse is more universal. like you said he dropped to burka it's all based in their requirements to be modest for women in islam the that as another the of the pattern arche that you are resisting like and woman has to sing about how a man sees her and worry whether she's judged modest or not by a man. that's not my interpretation of modesty i use the term more in the sense of the. in the sense that you choose how you want to present yourself in the sense of a more spiritual sincerity so i have the same respect for a woman who's wearing a ministers and a woman who's fully covered i mean it's up to any woman to choose how she wants to dress and how she feels comfortable and i mean it's stated clearly in the declaration of human rights that any human being has the right to practice his or her religion in the private sphere and in the public sphere so i mean we cannot we cannot decide that women should not wear the hijab i mean it's a human right it's a freedom of religion and freedom of religion is is just as im

she pulled on ecclesiastes seven verse four. she's talking about the heart of the wise and the house of mourning. either is a social critic writing about this lavish and excessive elements in this gilded age. how the wealthy was really destroying beauty and the value through their materialism. on one hand we have many expectations of the life of glitz, glamour popularity. she is actually going back to ecclesiastes to find language to say that we find it meaning through morning. coming face-to-face with our challenges and struggles. >> i think many viewers will understand the name of this next book when you talk about the needles i. >> this comes from the quote of matthews 1924 which says it's easier for a camel to go through the aisle of the needle than for the rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven. her discussion on the values and social status of the rich and poverty and how she is drilling into this poverty and why these people find value in that versus an automatic assumption of comfort to reaches.. >> i think literary wri

related to the wife of the prophet and the other verse is more universal. like you said he jap to burka it's all based in their requirements to be modest for women in islam didn't she is he that as another the of the pattern arky that you are resisting like and woman has to sing about how a man sees her and worry whether she is judged modest or not by a man. that's not my interpretation of modesty i use the term more in the sense of the. in the sense that you choose how you want to present yourself in the sense of a more spiritual sincerity so i have the same respect for a woman who was wearing a ministers and a woman who is fully covered i mean it's up to any woman to choose how she wants to dress and how she feels comfortable and i mean it's stated clearly in that they can ration of human rights that any human being has the right to practice his or her religion in the private sphere and in the public sphere so i mean we cannot we cannot decide that women should not wear the hijab i mean it's a human right it's freedom of religion and freedom of religion i

come searching the scarf and concerning the covering one of the verses is specifically. related to the wife of the prophet and the other verse is more universal like you said he jap to burka it's all based in their requirements to be modest for women in islam didn't she is he that as another of the patrie arky that you are resisting like a woman has to sing about how a man sees her and worry whether she is judged modest or not by a man. and that's not my interpretation of modesty i use the term more in the sense of the. in the sense that you choose how you want to present yourself in the sense of a more spiritual sincerity so i have the same respect for a woman who was wearing a minister and a woman who's fully covered i mean it's up to any woman to choose how she wants to dress and how she feels comfortable and i mean it's stated clearly in the declaration of human rights that any human being has the right to practice his or her religion in the private sphere and in the public sphere so i mean we cannot we cannot decide that women should not wear the hijab i mean it's a

and there are six verses that could be interpreted as discriminatory against women but they could also be interpreted over differently with a focus on women's rights and gender equality and that's actually what we're trying to do in the area mosque we try to read these verses in order to create gender equality so and this is actually happening all over the world we have a male and the end male and female scholars who try to rewrite the koran in our times in our society. within islam we have a patriarchal structure within religious institutions and that patriarchal structure of course it has affected the interpretation of the koran so this is also what we would like to challenge these peytral structures patriarchal readings of the koran. and i think that female you moms has something to contribute in that.

1, well, chapter 1 verse 7, it's the idea of the cycle and even though the waters, you know, run to the sea, the sea is never full, you constantly have the sense of trouble and toil and yet, at the same time, there's hope and it's sort of cycle for himself, he's looking back at his -- at his childhood as well as the atrocities of holocaust. also looking at the life after war when involved with social justice, so this expression, i think, again, evoked the sense of constant hope that we as people and he himself tried to fuel as well as greater sense of there's the great suffering in the world, the suffering doesn't seem to disappear and yet the hope doesn't extinguish either. >> all dealing with world war i or world war 2 wartimes? >> yeah, even in recent history, we spoke quite about quotes and that sets theme, a lot that expresses similar struggle and how do we find meaning in the struggle. >> where is it in the bible? >> most traditionally attribute today king soloman in ancient israel where you have king david and the greater reflection as you go through psalms which are wisdom m

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hear things this weekend which will despite a verse from pope francis7|i think despite a verse from popefor the last 20 yea rs, think every pope for the last 20 years, maybe not john think every pope for the last 20 years, maybe notjohn paul but certainly benedict has made good noises about the child abuse scandals and trying to do good things to fix this terrible blight. one of my dayjobs as a lawyer representing child sex abuse victims, some things against the catholic church and they fightjust as hard now as they ever did. catholic church and they fightjust as hard now as they ever didm catholic church and they fightjust as hard now as they ever did. it is not all historical? needs to be institutional reform. words are not enough. interesting recent revelations, it turns out high cardinals, well esteemed princes of the church, turn out to have been abusers themselves. three major american dioceses the nature report to authorities. the raw complaints turns out to be around 10% of active priests in these three dioceses. it is baked in. there needs to be getting all the secret wreckers t

out anything form the text, he doesn't forget and make mistakes or run out of words so the 6,236 versesuld be enough for muslims because the creator says that and that human—manufactured sources like the hadith, the reputed sayings of the prophet, the sharia, which is a mediaeval concoction and the fatwas like against salman rushdie and others, none of those have credence as far as i'm concerned. those people, that followed these other secondary sources, they should more accurately be described as mohammedans because they put far more emphasis on the messenger than the message. i want to pursue some of that. on the self—description, thing, you didn't describe yourself as a cleric. an imam or cleric has a bad reputation in the muslim world. a scholar, an academic, an intellectual. do you speak arabic? of course. yes, i studied for many years in each it and it's notjust a matter of learning the language and the theology and the culture of the faith, and knowing the source of the religion. when you say you studied in egypt, perhaps al azhar is the greatest seat of islamic learning in the w

the first verse three of the deadly charlottesville rally which some republican lawmakers now blame on russia we are live there in moments. in the stories that shape the week moscow say any further tightening of u.s. sanctions is the precursor to economic war after washington announces new penalties over the poisoning of russian double agent. and his daughter in the u.k. . we meet a russian woman who faces imprisonment for terrorism after following her husband to syria where each joint. i told my husband that i want to go back that i couldn't believe that but the moment i started talking about it we had fights he told me if you want to leave leave but i will not let you take the kids away. with the top stories from the past seven days and right up to the moment developments as well this is the weekly on r.t. international unwelcome our top story america's most notorious far right groups are gathering in washington d.c. along with country demonstrators it comes on the anniversary of the tragic unite the right to rally last year in charlottesville in the state of virginia there exactly o

you have people who are very well-versed going on the radio and explaining important events the people. it's hard to do that without soing some kind of judgment it is not exactly straight news. on some level, it is also advocacy. that is important part of what i consider affirmative time in radio in american politics. all kinds of lines are being blurred. the line between news and entertainment is being blurred. the line between straight news reporting and advocacy is being blurred. describeme people radios the most personal medium. do you agree with that? professor byrnes: -- professor byrnes: certainly the with a franklin roosevelt use the fireside chats was personal. he moved it beyond the fantastic oratory that was normal and moved it into conversations. the extent to which radio required people to visualize certainly made it visual in that sense. i am not sure i would go as far as what you just said in terms of it being the most visual. what happens later with television where you have literally images sometimes overwhelming the words, changes from day to day. you focused on the w

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so this -- >> jimmy: this is one verse. >> yes.cernible ] and that's a neighborhood in budapest that was kind of rough in the '90s when this as written. >> jimmy: wow. >> okay, so, eric, this is for you. ♪ yes, thank you. ♪ [ rapping in hungarian ]rs [ chnd applause ] [ rapping in hungarian ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ rapping in hungarian ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ rapping in hungarian ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applae ] [ rapping in hungarian ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause ] what? what is going on? what is happening? you guys are unbelievable. kate mckinnon, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] more with kate when we come back. stick around. come on ba. ♪ i'm emma. a'm claire. and we're the salmon sisters. we run our business from the boat. it's a really small space. this new surface go is the perfect size. ♪ i love having something that i can hold in my hand. we're proud of this way of life. we're proud of the work we're doing. ♪ (phone message chime) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's the final days of the ford summer sales event.

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transporter rolled off the verse spoiled assembly line in march nine hundred fifty . a rather unusual new exhibition devoted to the life of nineteenth century german novelist and poet tailed off in tonga as england in the town where he was born knowing full peace in the eastern german state of brandenburg. there are twelve different scenes featuring more than five thousand playmobil figures on display there's also a special edition figure of fun tommy himself many of the writer's works are set in brandenburg next year will mark the two hundredth anniversary of on thomas birth. he can be anything he wants to be artist winos from the fed is known for his chalk old drawings often he is storing himself on the back of my words a two to detail and not in comic where this style of the thirty five year old has already made a name for himself in his home country apologise and we mad him at his first german exhibition. art is a lie that makes us realize the truth. his favorite quote from picasso. funder faired does this for up to nine hours every day creating art and always ask

and see any verse three approaches still ancient in our local activists held a panel discussion to promote the importance of remaining vigilant. this is where if you eat beef can we eat it simply ignoring the problem they say they want to make it go away. now to some of the other stories making news around the world jordanian security forces have pulled the bodies of three suspected militants from the rubble of their collapsed hideout following a deadly shootout four soldiers were also killed when the assailants opened fire and set off explosions late on saturday the clash west of the capital amman is one of the deadliest in recent years in the west african nation of mali voting has begun in the second round of presidential elections incumbent abraham will buy a car seen here on the left is expected to win security is tight the first round of voting was overshadowed by violence at polling stations in romania tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets across the country in renewed anti-government demonstrations in the capital bucharest huge crowds gathered in victory square just

and see any verse three approaches still ancient in auburn local activist held a panel discussion to promote the importance of remaining vigilant. this is where if you eat peace can. simply ignoring the problem basically to make it to go in. and out of some of the other stories making news around the world jordanian security forces has pulled the bodies of three suspected militants from the rubble of their collapse hideout following a deadly shootout four soldiers were also killed when the assailants opened fire and set off explosions the clash west of the capital amman is one of the deadliest in recent years thousands of mainly arab protesters rallied in tel aviv against a new law that declares israel the nation state of the jewish people critics say the legislation marginalizes the country's non jewish citizens including its arab minority israel's prime minister says the law is necessary to fend off palestinian challenges to jewish self-determination. in romania tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets across the country in.

he still have to do jail time less but some, verses if he's pardoned, he we don't waon't ph walk out of that prison right now. the related question is what is the president doing? >> is there a chance that let's just say there is something to know, is there a chance that paul manafort does not know it? is there a chance that a lot of folks for months now have gotten this thing all wrong that maybe manafort y manafort, yes, guilty of all financial crimes may not have been emersed enough in the president's inner circle to become familiar with some illegal dealings he may or may not have. >> when you are sitting down with a potential cooperator, they need to understand that all i want from you is the truth. i don't want you to make up thing that things that will make me happy. i just need the truth. i have cooperators who have high hopes for. maybe he knows who did this murder and break it for us and he came in and says i know about that murder, i just don't. sometimes that exact scenario you lay out just happens where the cooperator knows something but not everything you hope. >> i wan

detailed, god has not left out anything, he doesn't make mistakes or one out of words to the 6236 versesuld be enough for muslims was the —— because the creator says that and human manufactured sources like the hadith, the sharia, which is mentally —— which is a mediaeval concoction and the fight against salman rushdie and others, none of those are clear as far as i'm concerned. those people, that followed these other secondary sources, they should more accurately be described as mohammedans because they put far more message —— far more emphasis on the messenger than the message. you can describe yourself as a cleric or an imam. an imam cleric has a bad reputation in the muslim world. a scholar, an academic, an intellectual. do you speak arabic? yes, i studied for many years in each it and it's not just a matter of learning the language and the theology and the culture of the faith, knowing the source of the religion. when you say you studied in each it, perhaps the greatest seat of islamic learning in the world. i wanted to go study there. they rest on their laurels of past accomplishme

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they could not remember what the next verse was. they remembered it came from one of the readers that they were raised on and they became obsessed finding the readers and it opened their eyes to surfing the past. -- preserving the past. he collected the things that people should not have thrown away but they kept. every day furniture and houseware and appliances. things that were of everyday life in the 20th century. it begins with the formal room in the front which is a parlor. a number of bedrooms and second floor bedrooms. the back is the dining room. a sitting room and the utilitarian part which is the kitchen and the woodshed in the back. the house is set up for an extended family. eventually the grandparents would live here. the bedrooms would have been on the first floor and the staircases in the center with three bedrooms up but the younger folks would have went up and down the stairs. they would have set up housekeeping in 1860 and they continue through the time. which is about the 1870s. >> what is the item on the floor? >

there's no verses. no verses between black men and black women. i think black men -- people are more afraid of black men, more afraid of their anger, and more afraid of what has happened to them. the responses, women -- at least people think is usually not violent. when something has been done bad to them, but men it is. so black men have been kept out of the hero category. that's one thing i feel. even in the greatest black literature in america, of the 20th century, the black characters were less heroes and more protagonists, people that richard wright or ralph ellison wrote about, almost anybody. you didn't have a person that you said i want to be that guy, i want that guy to protect me. >> host: youite not industry becomes the next plantation. what did you mean by that. >> guest: sunny don't remember writing that. it is 28 years ago, but i think that people -- when i hear it, i feel like i know that, well, yes, it's your labor being spent to make somebody else rich. the interesting thing is that i think it was more true in the '40s and '50s th

and we quoted bible verses that we could remember. and we told the gospel story to each other. and i guess just that image of this band of brothers together in this godforsaken place, singing to each other, and there at the front, our guy, john mccain. beaten up, but not down. singing his favorite christmas carol, "silent night, holy night, all is calm, all is bright. round young virgin, mother and child, holy infant, so tender and mild." the words seemed so far away from that place, but they lead -- lean on the faith of their fathers and their faith in each other, and their faith in their country. and their faith in god. i looked at him in that audience in my hometown. those were tough, independent guys. they were ranchers and farmers, and some cowboys, businessmen, entrepreneurs, and they were crying. because they saw in john mccain a little bit of what they hoped to see in themselves. they saw in john mccain the embodiment of values they hoped to see for their country. over the next few months and years, john got to know this place. and he fell in love with arizona. he loved

. >> a couple hours after his entire national security apparatus laid out chapter and verse how russiaur election, the president went out to the rally and called it a hoax. growing: here is cnn. a couple hours after the entire national security apparatus appearing in the white house briefing laying out chapter and verse how the russians interfered in our election web went out in the rally and called a hoax. you don't have cnn? it was even better on cnn with david gregory and alison camarata. last night when the president said it's a hoax, he was referring to collusion. he's always referring to collusion. the day before he tweeted out russia collusion with the trump campaign one of the most of successful in history is a total hoax. the intelligence chiefs were talking about russian meddling, not collusion with trump. isn't the media guilty of misrepresenting the truth and conflating two different things? >> i think it's clear what happened. the president had his whole team come out in the white house briefing room, and they would not have don't if the president had not approved and talk

a bedouin village verses israeli settlement policy we begin in denmark where the authorities have opted to forbid the wearing of the muslim veil and indeed the burka it's all about women's rights says the government others are not so sure. that he demanded. handing out flyers sara wants to fight for her faith twelve years ago she made the decision to bail her face but from now on she'll be breaking the law. but i feel very disappointed i feel like i thought we lived in a free society where people can believe what they want and they can wear whatever they want as long as they don't hurt other people born in denmark and raised by turkish parents sarah and her fellow activists are complaining while they still can trying to win support for a demonstration and they're getting that support i think it's a violation of human rights just one other time when men are deciding what women are supposed to be wearing i think you kind of pushing them or away from society and it's important that. you accept that there there's like a cultural difference in parliament sarah has an appointment with one of

it is an amazing verse. it convicts me and calls me every single day. i believe we are all called to live life with the purpose, to take risks, to show courage, and do what's right. our mission, this mission is not done. it's just getting started. , wingmen and we days -- wing women, 43 until people start voting. andre going to fly, fight, win! thank you all. god bless you! thank you all. [applause] [cheers] ♪ running against representative mix allete in the gop primary -- mcsally in the gop primary was. we will hear from them next, starting with the former sheriff. >> thank you. first of all, my wife thanks all of you too, and i thank all of you. manager, who you probably know from the sheriff's office.

it was a very long speech and he did try to tick all the boxes and verses wanted to hear you talked about the importance of reining in inflation you talked about fiscal discipline but the problem with this speech is there was very little detail to it there were very nothing about key target figures how you will achieve these targets you talk about the central banks in the pendant but again we have not seen the central bank intervening by raising interest rates and that plane because of the pressure people believe is imposed on by the president so as he has made these comments which are aimed at trying to soothe the investors but there is very little information about how he will achieve these goals and worryingly for the finance minister. thirty's father and all the president they seem to enter caught him promising more financial expansion more building projects and this went totally against the message he was presenting to investors and this will just add to the feelings of the uncertainty lack of direction that turkey is heading in and that will further lead to a further currency rout o

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and see any verse three approaches still ancient and other local activists told a panel discussion to promote the importance of remaining vigilant. but if you eat beef can. even simply ignoring the problem basically want to make it go away. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world in romania tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets across the country in renewed anti-government demonstrations in the capital bucharest huge crowds gathered in victory square a day after clashes with riot police left hundreds injured protesters blame the government for entrenched corruption low wages and a lack of opportunities. the west african nation of mali is heading to the polls for a second round of presidential elections ahead of the vote opposition supporters rallied they say they're worried that electoral fraud will mars sunday's vote security is expected to be tight hundreds of polling places had to be closed during the first round amid violence. thousands of mainly arab protesters rallied in tel aviv against a new law that declares israel the nation state of

and see any verse three approaches still ancient and other local activists told a panel discussion to promote the importance of remaining vigilant. this is where if you eat meat can. simply ignoring the problem b.c. to make it to go with. bias waiting in washington who's covering the story for us now joins me my it's good to see you sunday marks the first anniversary of the clashes but who really seeing demonstrations by so-called anti fascist groups but how is charlottesville preparing to mark this day. well the earlier this week i spoke with charlottesville activists who said the city has been very tense all week it's a very small town and he said about a thousand police both at the national and at the state level have descended upon this small town and shut off one of the main areas and it is actually the same area where this attack happened last year we also know that earlier today there was a memorial service as we saw in the report and there was also just a church service for anyone who wanted to come together and come together in solidarity and it was called i look at my nose t

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they must be punished by torture just because we're muslims and we read islamic verses they have nothing against any of the other one hundred thirty five ethnic groups and meanwhile we are the only muslim community and i just don't want us here. un investigators say six military leaders and now the priority subjects for prosecution including commander in chief mean online but they say impunity in the country had placed the military about the law so the impetus for accountability must come from the international community. and earlier i spoke with one of the three members of the u.n. fact finding mission christopher dominic said i asked him about the mission specific conclusion that the myanmar military had shown genocidal intent and i asked him to elaborate genocide unlike other international crimes requires proof of a specific purpose this is called genocidal intent the actions must be undertaken to destroy a group in whole or in us and we looked at all of the surrounding circumstances we looked at the decisions taken by other international tribunals that have examined genocide in the p

and see any verse three approaches still ancient and other local activists told a panel discussion to promote the importance of remaining vigilant. obviously. if you have any peace can. simply ignoring the problem basically to make it go away. and i'm now joined by our correspondent who's covering the story for us in washington it's good to see you sunday is when we're going to mark the first anniversary of the clashes but we've already seen demonstrations by anti fascist groups house charlottesville preparing to mark this day. well he did i spoke with. the charlottesville activists earlier this week and he said that the town it really is a town it's a very very small community has been on lockdown for the entire week and they have more than a thousand police presence from both the state and the national level who are in the town and they have secured the main walkway the main problem an odd which is where the attack happened last year there are only two ways now in and out of that section of the town and he said the entire town has been very very tense this whole week they definitely

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and see any verse three approaches still ancient and other local activists told a panel discussion to promote the importance of remaining vigilant. this is where if you eat peace can. simply ignoring the problem b.c. want to make it go away. well the organizers of the original white nationalist rally are planning a sequel in washington d.c. later on sunday after they were denied a permit to march in charlottesville the rally will take place in front of the white house and leftwing counter demonstrators are also expected to mobilize there are washington correspondent has the details police in washington d.c. have said their biggest priority for the protest is keeping groups apart how exactly they're going to do that remains to be seen because everyone is going to be converging upon the exact same square very near to the white house with the white supremacists and the counter protesters will all be marching towards freedom plaza now on the side of the altar right the right wing this march has actually been very controversial with a lot of people saying it's not good for their movement a

well ahead of sunday's other verse three rallies a republican lawmaker claimed russia was behind the events in twenty seventeen i sat in a closed session briefing probably two months ago about charlottesville with the director of the f.b.i. amongst others and asked if russian intermeddling had to do with fomenting the flames of what happened in charlottesville i was told yes it did go back to this weekend crowds have been rallying outside the white house throughout sunday get a bump in the latest for us. as we understand directly in front of the white house at this time there's roughly twenty four individuals who call themselves white nationalists associated with white supremacy groups and you can't see them because behind me directly behind me there is a crowd of thousands of people that are out here to counter them there are thousands of people here this crowd has been growing sense approximately noon and at this point it just keeps getting bigger our seeing far left activists were seeing.