so i tried to end my life vita. my life why didn't i talk there's a simple reason why i didn't talk to people don't talk about mental problems i learned that early on at school or at the club at home always friends. but now i'm talking about i'm not going to stop talking. if you miss me or germany we have to talk to mr libby. i forgot half of it. i'm so proud of you. how was it for you. know i don't know yet. i'm still completely overwhelmed by emotions feelings. it was great but i don't know what it was yet but i think i'll figure it out in the next few hours the feelings. here when really fast. there are many enthusiastic people waiting in the foyer for martin people who also suffer from depression or know people with depression martin has given them hope by speaking so openly. hope that they too will find a way of dealing with depression. who do the oceans belong to the fishermen who depend on them for their livelihood. or corporations just out to make money. a global struggle for control is on the way the conseq

i'll beat a king, martin luther vita king, martin luther king's niece, she loves trump. host: what do you get from the rallies when you see them? caller: we have never seen a president go off-the-cuff like that. likeys things that are sales talk. it is important, i love it. it is mostly the stuff i hear from the guy is really exposing the swamp. i hate to use the typical word, true.amp, but it is the way washington has evolved over the years, it wasn't anyone fault, but it cannot be broken down. only these obnoxious people are the ones that can break it down. i am going to vote for him again. it is not trump's fault, it is people like me. host: let's hear from a democrat. michigan.etroit, you are next. caller: good morning, pedro. good morning, america. greetings from motown. listening to the president last night when he takes swings first that joe biden and then barack shows the lack of maturity he has and the blind hatred of those two from that predominantly white and undoubtably racist audience. there is no doubt about that. when i listen to him slam barack obama accu

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prize have ignored say on roles and names to win is british author ben a dane ever risto and canadian vita margaret atwood will share the prestigious award and the $63000.00 prize that would won for the testaments everest so for girl woman there everest as the 1st black woman to win the book what becomes the 2nd woman to win it twice. again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.n. human rights office is calling on turkey to conduct independent investigations into possible war crimes following its offensive in syria a us president donald trump impose sanctions targeting several texas ministers also signaled his intention to increase types on turkish steel imports and cancel talks on a trade deal the u.s. vice president says trump spoke to turkey's president russia typo on monday and called for an immediate cease fire like ben says he'll be heading to the region to discuss techie's campaign let me say the president could not have been more firm with president heard want to. the united states of america simply not going to tolerate. turkey's invasion of syria any further

the president's ear, and he was pushing these allegations with the state department trying to get a vitahat wasn't granted and he went back to the white house to appeal to the white house but those efforts did not work. this man, the prosecutor general of ukraine never made it into the united states. >> and do we know what giuliani and shoken may have discussed on that phone call? >> he is telling anyone who will listen what he said, and it sounds something like this, he claims it was joe biden that pressured his resignation because he would not drop the investigation into a ukraineian energy company that had joe biden's son on the board. those allegations are not very widely held, they are very discredited, but that's what giuliani got from this man. >> what is juliaewel giuliani s? >> he said i did nothing wrong, i have not broken any laws, i'm just trying to get attention for a scandal. that has not stopped people on capitol hill from raising concerns. they're worried about this influence that rudy gooiuliani having on the policy of the united states towards you crane. >> thank you so

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you can see there are some engines alongside the eastbound lanes of vitae 580. skyfox over top. we will continue to watch it and if anything develops, we will bring it to you. if it's after we are off-line, it's always online at ktvu.com . >>> forgiveness and protests in dallas after a former police officer amber guyger is sentenced to 10 years behind bars for killing her neighbor. fox news correspondent jackie ibanez shows us the community response to the sentence. [ crowd chanting ]. >> reporter: words of protest ringing outside a dallas courtroom as the community responds to the sentencing a former police officer amber guyger. guyger was given 10 years in prison for fatally shooting her unarmed black neighbor .botham jean, last year. the jury could have sentence or anywhere from two years to life in prison. the decision sparking mixed reactions in dallas. dozens of activists marching through the city downtown wednesday night chanting anti- police slogans and blocking traffic in the busy streets. some protesters converging on the dallas county jail where they were met by polic

which talks about the lives of women of colour, entrepreneur william adoasi founder of watch brand vitaepro vice—chancellor of london metropolitan university. and saad salman — a royal bloggerfrom canada do you support meghan and harry on this? i think it is very important in this case we do put our support behind them basically calling out the relentless attack on megan. it is related to the fact she is a woman of colour and it is unacceptable. so in this case, i support her. why do you think it is com pletely support her. why do you think it is completely to the factory is a woman of colour? we see across media that women of colour are treated in a way thatis women of colour are treated in a way that is racist by the press. meghan, comments have come from other papers, saying she eats avocado toast and it is because she is a narcissist and heightens the criticism towards her. do you think people have got something against her, if so, what? i would absolutely echo those comments. it is not necessarily that people have something against the duchess but the press have a consolidated effor

price has had on his vita 41 dissertations that he supervised. if you have gotten a phd with price, stand up. [applause] prof. wallis: so there are -- have been some superior dissertation advisors and we know -- in my generation there has been joel, margo, ken and there is price. price is by no means the least of that group. bob has 11 students on the program this year. some people are just innately gifted at doing that. they care about it, they work hard at it and they are fantastic. price has had an enormous impact on economic history with -- through his own work and the service that he has done. but also because we are populated with his students, and they are really good, and they have learned a lot, and it is an incredible contribution. and we recognized that in 2015 prize which is thought was really, really well-deserved. price also loves music. price actually doesn't -- he sits still all the time. when he comes to our house or we go to his house, when he was editor of the -- he would read papers. that is what you have to do. guess where he

i'll beat a king, martin luther vita king, martin luther king's niece, she loves trump.ost: what do you get from the rallies when you see them? caller: we have never seen a president go off-the-cuff like that. likeys things that are sales talk. it is important, i love it. it is mostly the stuff i hear from the guy is really exposing the swamp. i hate to use the typical word, true.amp, but it is the way washington has evolved over the years, it wasn't anyone fault, but it cannot be broken down. only these obnoxious people are the ones that can break it down. i am going to vote for him again. it is not trump's fault, it is people like me. host: let's hear from a democrat. michigan.etroit, you are next. caller: good morning, pedro. good morning, america. greetings from motown. listening to the president last night when he takes swings first that joe biden and then barack shows the lack of maturity he has and the blind hatred of those two from that predominantly white and undoubtably racist audience. there is no doubt about that. when i listen to him slam barack obama accusi

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the reality is, i think elizabeth warren doesn't have china,vitas to deal with the foreign issues weave right now, she is an empty suit. host: who is your candidate? caller: my candidate is donald trump. i am going to be a loyal trumpster. i know he is taking a lot of heat for his pullout in syria, but i don't think anyone would 50t to sign those letters to parents if special forces were overrun. time we get out of these unending wars. i think he is doing the right thing. host: why do you think she is not authentic? caller: she is not authentic for a couple reasons. she is preaching to us about giving up our wealth, however, she is a multimillionaire. i am still beating a dead horse --ut her fake ethnic to city ethnicity. she was a consumer advocate back in the day, i appreciated that, but she switched over to this socialist mantra she keeps going, the rich are bad and they have to pay more. i want to ask her, what do you think the rich do with their money? toy reinvest or give it charity, giving it to the government is not in our best interest. host: good morning, john, you could su