i'm not talking about the wagner group now. i'm guessing about their preparation and the training which in many ways resembles preparation that is underwent, undergone by russian special ministry force, and this is what is quite interesting about this group and about the entire project. >> other questions? let's do one right there in the back. yes. >> thank you. my question is to mr. stephen blank. ask your opinion, what do -- [inaudible] the first question? what is -- [inaudible] what is russian influence in south africa and what is the russian presence in djibouti. >> in djibouti, they are part of the international naval flotilla that is conducting anti-private operations under u.n. mandate that many governments have naval forces out there and they're working -- antipyretic -- working to clear the indian ocean of pirates. that's an internationally recognized mandate. i haven't seen any real evidence of what they're doing in djibouti. the americans are there and the chinese are there, those are the two biggest participants. in

we will see that the wagner group and others played it mainly. with the role in the quality of personnel is not that high. in the most interesting thing here is that it actually comprised a sizable -- sizable part of this group. the russian pmc's are egg in fact pma's. they take it for how they operate especially in syria. in 2016. they are capable sometimes a performing of performing military operations relatively high sophistication and this is how it will be. with the power. organa do is what was established in the regular armed forces. in the research for additional research in for speculation but at the same time there were a lot of obstacles for the research and for those that want to get on the phenomenon. and to the point number five i think the most interesting it boils down to a single question who owns the wagner group is the most convenient one. with the sources that attribute and they walk to it walked to with that wagner group. and the second explanation which requires more effort and more investigations with the good fortune of of

and the studio but there we went to engaging with wagner directly in the paintings it was more of a subtle subconscious influence. or. does this need to stand with as well including you sometimes will find people in costumes in my pictures like you see in this production of the heart all here and of you'll get a label called if you haven't there are also allusions to all of the logical motifs to. feed off feathers and cups with beaks. and then there's the cosmos of months where the more. strange obscure creatures gather in this mysterious fantasy realm. it may well have been a bit confusing for the directed to the american you fire sharon who took over the production only after the main features of the staging had been decided on. the fugazi when i first saw the wings in the sketches i thought the society we see here is not entirely human but position somewhere between man and man as at first station mention when martin is going to be back on that bizarre and interesting to hear research and we decided to leave it open for the audience to interpret and listen off after just to becom

are you a wagner fan then.we need to go to the bio light festival to explore his legacy like our reporter who is celebrating a kind of anniversary hans kristof and bach has been coming here for thirty years now this time for an innovative and blues hued rendition of lohengrin was. was was. known dreams well it is being in melancholy believe. it is sad since fantastical constitutes a body all just a couple nailed down and for his annoying. they explained their inspiration at an impromptu press conference. was. this the idea for the sets came to me when i saw plates of delft porcelain. the rest of all that's goes if you feel it evoked all these images just below zero of the blue that dominates the stage it's been so to look at that sixty. is lohengrin has been a guest in my studio for six years it was not playing all the time to do but it certainly dominated the acoustic airspace and of course it inspired me. it sucked so i suppose in spirit. neil valve is a superstar among german contemporary painters often asso

one thing -- i will be referring to the wagner group, why? this is the most well-known wasany, the one that destroyed in syria and some sources say some people were killed but my information said it was close to 300 people that were killed in syria. in retrospect, i have to say that employment of private militarized groups for achieving specific geopolitical and economic sectors has been one of integral part important to the russian way of foreign policymaking at different times before 1970, during the soviet period and after 1991. it was preserved. on the basis of my research published by the jamestown a private military company in the middle east [inaudible] pmc's.russian s economic function, adopting the concept called powertel -- power economy. and the promotion of russian interests abroad which was underscored with president was president who in 2012 and the strategic function [indiscernible] which was demonstrated in many ways in syria and beyond. here are key points i want to emphasize here. first of all, ukraine played the role of a t

and audiences are used to puzzling over the meaning of each new interpretation of wagner's lohengrin it premiered in one thousand fifty in fine but has seen no fewer than ten productions here in by voigt since eighty ninety four. there was a symbolist one by guts lead which in one nine hundred seventy nine. twenty years later keith warner's was apocalyptic. the last production five hundred million shares dates from twenty ten. he dressed the chorus up as rats and told the story of known printed elsa as an experiment about love and trust in a well devoid of emotion. the premier met with lots of booze but the production has since become a bit of a cult. for you for sharon the opera is about the emancipation of a strong woman in a crude and rude man's world. as well as about to be burnt at the stake wrongly condemned for killing her brother. she helps someone will swing by and save her. canal be bad in hexham yeah it's like a witch hunt. that's psych i take that to mean and this is key because they decide he has to be transformed to get the shaft most overblown and. else not being an ac

they were investigating a firm called wagner. >> the kremlin don't want information about what wagnerne in eastern ukraine or casualties in syria. >> reporter: earlier this year, dozens of contractors were killed in u.s. air strikes in syria. when syrian rebels they were helping assaulted an oil facility held by u.s. backed rebels. putin's government never acknowledged that wagner paramilitaries were in syria and isn't admitting their prensence in the central african republic. only saying they're there to train that country's military. the head of wagner has been sanctioned by u.s. treasury for helping pro-russian separatists in ukraine. he was indicted by robert mueller for funding a group accuse of meddling in the 2016 election. >> the group of companies controlled includes many well known to u.s. structures. one of the most famous projects is the troll factory that specialized in propaganda and informational war. >> reporter: they denied links to wagner paramilitaries, and putin always denied targeting journalists. but this isn't the first time a russian journalist investigating wa

who owns the wagner group? there are two explanations. the first one is the most convincing one and the most challenging one. the majority of russian sources attribute the wagner activities of the group to ask any circle putin sheets and the second explanation which requires more effort, intellectual effort and more investigation is from my perspective i think there is a consortium of actors that actually have control over the wider group and others abroad. >> there are just a couple of examples . the first is we take the training process of the liner group that is based, trained at polygon which belongs to the group of grade and major construction works were done by the russian ministry of defense and quite difficult to imagine that a single thai food or oligarch had this opportunity had been given this maneuver and the second example is the notable bill that was failed by the state do month march 27 2018. when all major russian intro courses. they were actually gains utilization of private companies in russia that me thinking why wasn't

it's co-owned by todd wagner and mark cuban that's the update for this hour. scott back to you. >>> let's go to eamon javers in washington, d.c. the white house with breaking news >> that's right, the president is meeting with his cabinet at the white house. reporters are in there with him. we don't have video just yet, but the president is asking a number of questions. just asked treasury secretary steven mnuchin about sanctions the president said on turkey, they want to hold a wonderful pasture and it's not fair, not

greg wagner. chief financial officer. since i am filling in, i'm not going to go into the substance of the director's report, but it's available for the public on the stand. you have that in front of you if you have any questions, we're happy to respond with the appropriate staff. >> commissioners, questions on the director's report at this point? fine. thank you. and we recognize that the director's not available today, so mr. wagner's with us, and -- >> was there any public comment? >> no public comment. >> we can proceed to item 4. >> item 4 is general public comment, and i'm going to hand commissioner chow one public request. >> thank you. so we have one -- well, actually, we have three speakers. i guess -- is it david? >> the speaker's about the jail. >> this is staffing in the jail, and there's apparently a series of names, rather than individual -- four names. >> we decided to save some paper. we put all the names on one form. >> david cohen, elaine samuels, and jessica inoue from the s.c. i-10:1. >> okay. each of

called up in boston and took various actions before arriving at the battle of battery wagner in july of 1863 and this soldier would have been with the 54th when they made their initial assault on the evening of july 18, 1863 but you can see that this soldier died instantly from a cannon shot from a 12-pound halister fired by confederate forces marshaleded in battery wagner and was killed on the battlefield. his remains actually remain -- were there and stayed there. weren't buried properly and he was recovered some 10 or 12 years after the war in which is indicated by the stained brown color of the specimen itself. what's particularly of import here is here is the skull of an african american union soldier who died serving his country. but for visitors they may recall the movie glory that recounts the stir of the 54th massachusetts -- recounts the story of the 54th massachusetts. and one of these skulls was portrayed in the movie. the skull is near an exhibit about fragment and bullets and shrapnel where we're able to talk about those objects that caused the injury which was of much

michiko wagner: yes, so we have the resume reviews.o, for people who are interested in breaking into tech, we'll have recruiters there who will give them tips, as well as feedback on what they can do to get soave for the elderly, tech support forlas. so, we'll have people on site who are going to be assisting the elders with, you know, how to work facebook or how to facetime their family, things of that nature. robert: i think i heard that was a tech support for grandparents? chris: yes. and we have something very new this year. we call it tangke ng pating, which is a filipino shark tank. so, if you have a great idea, then you can pitch your idea in front of a panel of investors, and they'll give you feedback. robert: i see, okay, so that's what it is. it's a sort of innovation and a lot of interactivity. but not just for entertainment, huh? the recruiting and all the other things like that, that does make it quite a unique thing. mary jane: it does. robert: all right, looking forward to seeing that. congratulations. mary jane: thank y

for more alex wagner visited "the new york times" printing plant in new york city. >> reporter: thiss the stuff that is in the crosshairs of this debate on tariffs. >> correct. >> reporter: wood pulp. and it comes from canada. >> all of our newsprint comes from canada. >> reporter: nearly 70% of newspapers in the u.s. rely on this. ground wood paper. nick diandrea, the vice president of production at "the new york times," says the tariff has made printing on paper that much harder. >> newspapers have their own challenges already. our job is to try to protect the revenue of the printed newspaper. >> reporter: ken doctor, a news industry analyst, says the tariff is a blow to a print industry already in decline. >> this is the kind of unexpected event that happens, it takes an industry that may be hurting a little and makes it far worse. as a result small newsrooms have had t>>o makeep : choices, from laying off staff to cutting o pfages theumbe they print. >> those tariffs have caused an increase in newsprint pricing of about 30% to 35%. >> reporter: beyond the tariffs declining print

serve in a bipartisan group the success of recommended that senators arthur vandenberg and robert wagner should appear there alongside henry clay, daniel webster, john calhoun robert taft who were selected by the special committee back in 1957. that committee interestingly enough was appointed by lyndon johnson and chaired by john f. kennedy. i also heard in recent days that perhaps senator mccain's portrait should join that distinguished group. so it's a further tribute to our colleagues that there's no shortage of good ideas. in order to make sure we realize these intentions i'd i like to put together an official group that can collaborate and bring together ideas from current members, former colleagues, and friends. it will be bipartisan as only benefits john's legacy and come to think of it we probably call it not a committee but a gang. so i'm glad were to form this gain to ensure that a suitable lasting tribute becomes a reality. i've have more details regarding this group to share in coming days after our friend is laid to rest. >> this isthis is a sad time for the senate and our

bridget wagner here at the heritage foundation and the clare booth luce policy institute. we've been doing it for almost 20 years now. i want to say a special thank you to the c-span audience all over the world. so good to have you with us and we love c-span. it's fitting that this talk today about the extraordinary clare booth luce should be given at an event jointly sponsored by the heritage

he is a wagner fellow at the washington institute for near east policy and he's joining us on skype from washington d.c. very good to have you with us on our just they are so this manual recount has not changed the outcome so will the parties that called for the recount now accept this result do you think to be with you it's actually surprising that despite the may twenty fifth where the investigation into fraud allegations started the so called for investigation by the you write your let's go commission and appoint the judges in there so that the time they called the investigation that resulted in the recount the whole the incidence of fraud as dangerous and they greeters and yet here we are with the old was one hundred percent. recount the matching dollars in the elections this meet all of two things one much of the happened before the elections who were the issue through the peters network so the corruption.

like to welcome back our returning contestant from houston, texas, victoria wagner.cheers and applause] you're already five questions into your game. you're at $5,000, which is a nice place to be, because you've already hit that threshold, which means that money is safe. you got 5 grand in your pocket. you're playing with house money. >> awesome. all we can do is add to that... >> [chuckles] >> and we're gonna do it right now. you ready? >> i'm ready. >> let's get back to it, and let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪

. >> no more wagner. >> no more wagner. why do you think the first world war is less discussed and remembered than world war ii? who were the doughboys, and should we be honoring wilson as being a successful commander-in-chief? >> i started out i was going to write a book about wilson as commander-in-chief, because i had never seen one. there is a good reason you don't see them. it is a paragraph, not a book. [laughter] he delegated. >> but you write it so beautifully. >> is it your favorite paragraph? >> it is one of them. >> he delegates and stays out of people's way. he does not figure in a big way as the commander-in-chief. fdr would cut a much larger swath that way. >> of the new york historical society has done an amazing job on retrospectives of world war i the last few years. if you go to kansas city, the national world war i museum, there is really very much worth going to. it's incredible. we are starting to give it a proper touch. >> the other thing that has happened that created more interest in world war i is a

it is of gob candidate scott wagner. this is sort of raising eyebrows. listen for a sec. >> by the way, the russians are going to help me with tom wolf. if i have to use paul manafort, i will. >> obviously a joke there from wagner. >> right. >> his campaign is out with a statement. we'll put it on the screen here. saying, scott was obviously joking. he thinks russia's interference in the 2016 election was real, and he pledges to work with the federal government to secure fair elections in pennsylvania as governor. >> that is the damage control statement. it is a damage control statement because it is not a joking matter. it is very serious. it was very serious in 2016. it is clearly going to be very serious in 2018. >> okay. betty, final thoughts? >> remember, he's not the only high-profile republican to joke about this. when jeff sessions gave a speech at the mayflower hotel a couple months ago, he opened up by saying, are there any russians in the audience? anyone who has been to russia? >> which was a question of whether it was a joke or not, the comm

african republic possibly with links to russia some would go further calling a group name known as wagner although these were all unconfirmed reports some media news personalities. started using this information as if it was the matter of fact and it created kind of like hysteria but not about the killing the terrible incident that happened in central african republic but about russia's involvement in the conflict there and illegal personnel there and russia's foreign minister as a reaction to these claims i read in here all of this nonsense about an investigation into russian mercenaries in the central african republic there is nothing sensational about the presence of russia's military instructors in the country no one covers this base of the. of the bodies the russian journalists were not heading to an area where the instructors work this march russia officially and five military and one hundred seventy civilian instructors to central african republic apart from being one of the poorest countries on earth definitely on the african continent it is very unstable place is divided between

alex wagner takes us inside one of the largest remaining printing presses in the world. >>> that's ther this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm michelle griego. i'm anne makovec, in for kenny. time is 4-- good morning, everyone, it is wednesday, august 1. you might not know what that is but that is the bay bridge. >> good morning i am michelle griego. >> it is 4:30 am, i am anne makovec . >> it is the first of the month. >> hopefully a great day. as we saw from the live shot, fog is out there and the bridges covered in fog. all around us we will notice some smoke in the sky, the heat will be on and unfortunately, you are not protected by the fog coverage around the bay and the coast. by the end of this week, the temperatures will go from the 90s down to the 80s for many communities by the time that friday and the weekend roll around. relief in sight with cooler air and by the water that is where the cool air is,

mercenaries on the ground some say particulary private walk contract or some mentioned a group known as wagner was present was never confirmed as present in the central african republic was never confirmed reportedly it has links to russia if you words about who they were jamal he was well known walker spawn and reporting from afghanistan serially iraq he was fifty one years old well experienced journalist forty seven year old documentary director alexander started or he had been awarded multiple prizes for his work very well known i mean name among journalists as well and good options but he was a cameraman the youngest of the team he was around thirty three years old all you know very professional journalists experienced and as their friends now say colleagues are very brave and passionate let's now listen to ward friend told us i told her no. and those who promised to protect them would fool them but now it does not matter the central african republic is an extremely dangerous place for white people especially if without military protection they do research dangerous things most. there is a

foreign mercenaries on the ground some say particulary private contractor mentioned a group known as wagner was present was never confirmed was present in the central african republic was never confirmed reportedly it has links to russia but again it's not quite clear exactly what the crew was doing there on the ground just a few if you words about who they were hiding jamal he was well known well correspondent reporting from afghanistan serially iraq he was fifty one years old i mean well experienced journalist forty seven year old documentary director alexander to start ago you know he had been awarded multiple prices for his work very well known i mean name among journalists as well and killer options but he was a cameraman the youngest of the team he was thirty three years old all you know very professional journalists experienced and as their friends now say colleagues are very brave and passionate and it's now listen to what huns friend told us i told. him and those who promise to protect them with the knowledge is no matter the central african republic is an extremely dangerous place

. >>> plus, in our "my vote" series, alex wagner sits down with millennial women from pennsylvania asut what matters to them most. >>> and only on "cbs this morning," bon appetit reveals holistf the best new restaurants in america. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> rning, you're taking a live look outside, some fog out there. i saw some out there this morning. >> welcome back. >> we're back to cloudy and cool. it will be foggy in spots but we have cooler weather. even inland communities will feel the temperatures dropping. so the heat is a thing of the past, at least for the next few days. we have that to look forward to. around the coastline you could need a jacket with the onshore breeze. that will extend through many inland spots. temperatures are dropping to normal conditions for a change. doesn't look like t th90s anher

ball is signed by the inaugural hall of fame class o 1939 including babe ruth, ty cobb, and honus wagner>> that looks like the one from the sandlot. >>> with three lounges, three dining rooms and an open air jacuzzi, don't forget the six luxuabins here, this is one of the 65 super yachtstc that shipyards plans to roll out this year. that will be good enough to take second place behind italy in the yachtdustry. >> i'd like to live there if only i wasn't sea sick. >>> sony unveiled a music player worth over $7,500. the device included gold plated volume dial to ensure absolute sonicri ty. >> does it have bluetooth, though? >>> watch out, apple becauseay amazon be joining the trillion dollar club. shares of the company were up 2%. that is good enough for a new all-time high. the stock only neeo to up another 7% in order for amazon to top that trillion dollar market evaluation. we'll be right back. another way [siri: *beep beepá] directions to the greek theater. ♪ can i get a connection? can i get can i get a connection? ♪ ♪ i can see it in my, see it in my reflection. ♪ ♪ ohhh can i get a c

african republic possibly with links to russia some would go further calling in a group name known as wagner although these were all unconfirmed reports from media news personality. started using this information as if it was the matter of fact and it created kind of like hysteria but not about the killing the terrible incident that happened in central african republic but about the russia's involvement in the conflict there and illegal personnel there and russia's foreign minister as a reaction to these claims i read in here all of this nonsense about an investigation into russian mercenaries in the central african republic there is nothing sensational about the presence of russia's military instructors in the country no one covers this based on the location of the bodies the russian journalists were not heading to an area where the instructors work this march russia officially to send five military and one hundred seventy civilian instructors to central african republic apart from being one of the poorest countries on earth. definitely on the african continent it is very unstable play is d

perhaps now for shoes is why they have more problems with their feet like bonds or alex wagner. big feet small feet wide feet and narrow feet young ones and ones that have been around the block a few times all kinds of feet khans problems for their owners so get them out of shoes and into nature like here in this barefoot park wearing shoes all the time is bad for your feet and can even damage them. that's what happened to cast. the fifty nine year old surgical nurse is on her feet the entire day lots of walking lots of standing and that has all taken its toll on her feet and toes. and they hurt at night in a swollen. red and hot that's how they feel. the check up carried out by orthopedist dr ralph clip it shows that her arches have fallen but her flat feet are not the only change. we can see what the problem is you have splayed feet your feet spread out and both feet are affected in addition your slightly pigeon toed that means that your left foot is turned inward these are please turn around now when the feet change the toes automatically change to go. to your room go the big

private war contractors and some say particularly a group known as wagner who reported that reportedly has links to russia again unconfirmed and the presence of this group. in the country has not been confirmed either so it's not clear exactly what they were doing but definite they were like filming something ok so that's the latest we have right now. very sad news thank you for the update. ok moving on from. parliament house quashed two motions of no confidence brought against them on your government they were tabled in response to the president's handling of a scandal involving his former bodyguard was from the talking a demonstrator during may day protests with more on the story short of. at the center of those motions of no confidence is one man alexander pope and he used to be a security aide to president might call and now he was filmed during the may day protests violently aggressing some of the protesters and as a result of that in the scandal that's ensued politicians all serious with the actions of emanuel much corn and his office well we now know that an investigation is alr

mercenaries on the ground some say particulary private walk contractor some mentioned a group known as wagner was present was never confirmed as present in the central african republic was never confirmed reportedly it has links to russia if you words about who they were i didn't jamal he was well known walker's point and reporting from afghanistan theory a leave iraq he was fifty one years old when well experienced journalist forty seven year old documentary director alexander to start ago you know he had been awarded multiple prizes for his work very well known i mean name among journalists as well and killer options but he was a cameraman the youngest of the team he was around thirty three years old all you know very professional journalists experienced and as their friends now say colleagues are very brave and passionate let's now listen to what huns friend told us i told. him those who promised to protect them would fool them but now it is no matter the central african republic is an extremely dangerous place for white people especially without military protection they do research danger

african republic possibly with links to russia some would go further calling a group name known as wagner although these were all unconfirmed reports some media . news personalities. started using this information as if it was the matter of fact and it created kind of like hysteria but not about the killing the terrible incident that happened in central african republic but about the russia's involvement in the conflict there and send an illegal person out there and russia's foreign minister is a reaction to these claims i read in here all of this nonsense about an investigation into russian mercenaries in the central african republic there is nothing since ation about the presence of russia's military instructors in the country no one covers this based on the location of the bodies the russian journalists were not heading to an area where the instructors work the. russia officially and five military and one hundred seventy civilian instructors to central african republic apart from being one of the poorest countries on earth definitely on the african continent it is very unstable place i

some would go further calling a group name known as wagner although these were all unconfirmed reports some media . news personalities. started using this information as if it was the matter of fact and it created kind of like hysteria but not about the killing the terrible incident that happened in central african republic but about russia's involvement in the conflict there and to send an illegal person out there and russia's foreign minister as a reaction to these claims by reading here all of this nonsense about an investigation . russian mercenaries in the central african republic there is nothing sensational about the presence of russia's military instructors in the country no one covers this base and the location of the bodies the russian journalists were not heading to an area where the instructors work this march russia officially deed and five military and one hundred seventy civilian instructors to central african republic apart from being one of the poorest countries on earth definitely on the african continent it is very an unstable place is divided between different group

to russia some would go further calling a group name known as wagner although these were all come from the poor and the media. personalities. started using this information as if it was the matter of fact and it created kind of like hysteria but not about the killing the terrible incident that happened in central african republic but about the russia's involvement in the conflict there and illegal personnel there and russia's foreign minister is a reaction to these claims by reading here all of this nonsense about an investigation into russian mercenaries in the central african republic there is nothing sensational about the presence of russia's military instructors in the country no one covers this based on the location of the bodies the russian journalists were not heading to an area where the instructors work this march russia officially and five military and one hundred seventy civilian instructors to central african republic apart from being one of the poorest countries on earth definitely on the african continent unstable place is divided between different. so it's like very very

african republic possibly with links to russia some would go further calling a group name known as wagner that has reportedly again to kremlin and although these were all unconfirmed reports the media news personality. started using this information as if it was the matter of fact and it created kind of like hysteria but not about the killing the terrible incident that happened in central african republic but about russia's involvement in the conflict there and illegal personnel there and russia's foreign minister as a reaction to these claims i read in here all of this nonsense about an investigation into russian mercenaries in the central african republic there is nothing sensational about the presence of russia's military instructors in the country no one covers this based on the location of the bodies the russian journalists were not heading to an area where the instructors work. well this march russia officially to send five military and one hundred seventy civilian instructors to central african republic apart from being one of the poorest countries on earth definitely on the africa

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. >> as you know, gayle king and john dickerson are off, and so anthony mason and alex wagner are hereith us. >> good to be with you. >>> we're going to start with a good news story. it's rare to say everybody survived after a crash. this is the story. all 103 people aboard a mexican airliner survived when a plane smashed into the round after it took off. it was packed with 99 passengers, four crew members when it went down and burst into flames. i mean, look at this picture. this is in northern mexico. investigators are still trying to determine what caused the crash. >> at least 80 people were hurt in the crash. 49 of them were taken to the hospital. two people, including the pilot, are in serious but stable condition. kris van cleave is tracking the latest developments, kris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a miraculous story. people showing up here for the flight were learning about the crash from us. aeromexico ceo said the plane was 10 years old, was, quote, perfectly maintained and last serviced in february. mexico's civil aviation authority said it could take months to

bridgette wagner here at the heritage foundation and the clare boothe luce policy institute. we've been doing it for almost 20 years now. i want to say a special thank you to the c-span audience all over the world. so good to have you with us and we love c-span. it's fitting that this talk today about the extraordinary clare boothe luce should be given at an event jointly sponsored by the heritage foundation, where mrs. luce was a member of the heritage board of directors for many years and the clare boothe luce center for conservative women, which is inspired by the life and legacy of clare boothe luce. my name is michelle easton, the founder and president of the clare boothe luce center for conservative women. we're out in herndon, virginia. when i founded the institute 25 years ago, i chose the name because clare boothe luce was an incredible trail-blazing woman. she modeled leadership for women both then and now. she was a pioneer in her time who served in a variety of leadership roles. many of which were first for women and some of them are still quite rare. she was born

whites that make up just eight percent of the whole population according to a group of hundreds of wagner'sultural associations the killing of white farmers is actually at a twenty year low forty seven killed last year at the peak of the violence in one thousand nine hundred you're looking at one hundred fifty three farms killed president cyril ramaphosa has announced plans to redistribute land through a series of reforms he says he wants to do it in a way that doesn't further racially divide the country. it was the news hour from al-jazeera still ahead of dates with the court for ugandan musician turned politician bobby wine some charges are dropped but the case against him is far from over some of the world's most distinctive sports stars that an unexpected dimension to a church service in mexico. hello there the rain has finally cleared away from the eastern parts of north america you can see it on the satellite picture this area of cloud here finally working its way eastwards and behind it it should be a lot of drier and brighter than it has been recently so new york they're getting to