wallis: lola montes. just after the california gold of lolaked, the beauty montes, no doubt attracted by the abundance of newfound wealth, captivated san francisco dandies and endorsing the taunts of rowdy minors. the irish natives adopted the name lola montez, became a dancer, and had a series of romantic trysts. she also served as the confidant and mistress of king ludwig of bavaria, a scandalous relationship that contributed to his abdication, and also sent the vanished lola -- banished lola packing. during a tour of the united states, lola arrived in 1853. she quickly became known for performing her famously --gestive torrential tarantula dance, a ballet in which lola pretended to become entangled in a spider's web. as she waved her arms, leaped in the air and vigorously shook her clothing, the audience is sat spellbound. lola threw lavishclothing, partd was frequently seen in the company of her pet, cinnamon bear. 1855, lola broke into tears as she departed san francisco, bound for australia. a local

is the central bank head to the european economy so wallie officials have said there will be no financial services paul supposing i think it's incumbent on both sides to make sure there is some form of arrangement which does include financial services there was some talk about it with respect to the canadian trade deal i think it needs to happen because it's going to be very difficult for the european capitals to pick up the amount of slack that would be necessary to actually execute a seamless transition from what happens here in london so what happens in europe michael used c.m.c. markets thank you very much for this analysis saudi arabia's stock market has been given the green lights to join a kiama and emerging market index footsie russell the move could attract billions of dollars of investments to the country and that would be highly welcome as the kingdom embarks on an attempt to reform its economy. for decades saudi arabia has relied on the oil to power its economy but a slump in global prices have highlighted the urgent need to diversify. that prompted client prince mohammed bin

it is like where's wally. was he there, was he not. suggestions the leader has made a secret trip to china and chinese officials have not been confirming, the ft claimed to have sources who said he was there. it was apparently two day trip and this armatrading was seen two day trip and this armatrading was seen with north korea markings on it, arrived suddenly and there this speculation it was his sister again. anyway there is now this wild goose chase to find kim jong—un. again. anyway there is now this wild goose chase to find kim jong-un. you think you might want a bit of publicity out of it? one of the suggestions is that this is making amends with china because they were cutting —— amends with china because they were cutting — — cut amends with china because they were cutting —— cut out of the conversation with trump. immediately you are fated by the us president on the chinese. diplomatic circles have moved. jane, the rise of over 40s mothers in the daily telegraph. a p pa re ntly mothers in the daily telegraph. apparently there

is the central bank head to the european economy so wally officials have said there will be no financial services paul supposing i think it's incumbent on both sides to make sure there is some form of arrangement which does include financial services there was some talk about it with respect to the canadian trade deal i think it needs to happen because it's going to be very difficult for the european capitals to pick up the amount of slack that would be necessary to actually execute a seamless transition from what happens here in london so what happens in europe michael used c.m.c. markets thank you very much for this analysis. before we come to our next story some breaking news coming in the foreign ministry in moscow says it will shut down the u.s. consulate in cent petersburg the move is being made in response to washington's decision to expel russian diplomats following the poisoning of the former russian spy sergei strip are in britain we'll have an update for you on that story of course at the top of the hour in d.w. news as briggs it looms british businesses are increasingly i'm s

life has an eddie haskell. >> wally, some dumb kid fell in the soup.ening, mr. cleaver. some poor unfortunate child is trapped up there. >> everyone has that moment when they were so embarrassed and they thought they'd never get over it, but they did. >> tonight's special report from the scene of the 1961 emmys. >> whether it's a situation comedy or western or drama, i think it's the quality of the show itself that's important. >> the "andy griffith show," mayberry, it's just a kinder, gentler place. it would be hard not to want to be in mayberry. >> hello. >> the core of the "andy griffith show" was this rock at the center of it. calm wisdom. >> i have taken the best parts of myself and people i've known all my life and put them into andy taylor. >> ope, there comes a time when you have to stop the play acting and tell the truth. >> don't you believe me, pa? don't you, pa? >> people appreciate emotional honesty. they appreciate it more than laughs. it's great if you can achieve both simultaneously and the "andy griffith show" actually did that very of

made it to wally. and shit in the sky then we'll deal with it i. don't know man oh and you only want to them by noon. and if you go. and make that had to do anybody jaggies pollution then yeah just some tentacles event in the sky sure going to this is you can issue a shuttle is just paid. to get a spot. back in the mountain town of jodan it's game done for young golf ball sent. out into the fresh on his parents a coming to watch imply from the very first time. a kite touches all follow it's not so you talk. about. policy sense number right his team is the favorite to beat the opponents from a school across town. that was under the watch of the german coaches. was he was what you should have said that how you do that to thomas where you. are. leading for nil of the bride. is cruising to victory. was. going to both of them are. awful but those five to five pct. those of you that you got your. vessel text from was pretty accurate what you need to get the people to shia you see bessie ok that's a woman you do your best to tell me she just has a proposa

a matter of she went on she made it to wally. and shit in the sky that will need it i. don't know man oh and you only want to go home by noon. and if you go. and make that had to do anybody jaggies pollution then yeah just some tentacles event in the sky she going to this is you can issue a shuttle is just bait the. gas jet up into going to spawn. back in the mountain town of jodan it's game day for young gal ball sent. out into the fresh on his parents a coming to watch imply from the very first time. a kite touches all follow it's not so you talk. about. policy sense number right his team is the favorite to beat the opponents from a school across town. that was under the watch of the german coaches. was he was what you should have said that i needed to fix to the time of where you . are. leading formula the bronx. is cruising to victory. was. going to both. of. those to far peacey. both of you but you got your. vessel to trim was pretty accurate what gave to the people she asked to see bessie occur as a woman reaches the studio and yet. has of course she walked up to

iraqi born writer now jim wally takes a more skeptical look at the saudi kingdom in his latest novel the female protagonist rebels against male hypocrisy. this girl is special that's what our parents feel from the very first moment their name has sarra the happy one she has an independent spirit something she pays for daily and conservative saudi arabia novelist not one who lives in germany wrote the story of sorrows life. is good this time i felt how strong the women are and how they crave freedom and that is the contradiction in saudi arabia if or when a change comes it comes from women. in the end. of. the novel begins in one thousand nine hundred when the iraq or own war broke out and the us set up bases in saudi arabia. the protagonist family is divided into liberals like a father who makes a fortune supplying us troops and for the just radicals like uncle who supports the morality police. sirens at school when she first encounters an official from the committee for the prevention of science he comes to speak to her class he tells the girls they will burn in hell and that the bo

wally in arizona wally?thank you for everything you do for us. >> quite welcome. >> so, jim, i bought albert moore a year ago for about two months rode it up and now back down. >> it is off the lithium rose. why is that? the largest producer in chile is overproducing. to nick in florida nick >> yes, jim. how you doing? >> all right, how are you? >> all right everything's all right so far. >> okay. >> esrx. >> the analysts never stop loving esrx. i don't care for it. why not look at abbott labs. they make stock. conner in new jersey conner >> boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> long time listener, third time caller. plus member. >> thank you >> what level would you buy dollar national bank at? >> we talked about it in the club we felt it is too small to be able to own it i think here is a great level to buy. to jim in florida. jim? >> jim, thanks so much for taking my call. >> quite welcome. >> i took your advice some time ago on square. sq and i had a fabulous run. >> the advice -- the fabulous sarah fryer told me

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the senior research fellow from the global policy institute george stanley wally says that the u.k. case in this compound incident is based on in his opinion weak evidence. i think the case that the british of made is extraordinarily flimsy. and had they had a stronger case then you know they've already had several weeks in which to make it but the sum and substance of the case is that the russians had to have done it because they're the only ones who can develop this know which are asian which is transparently false because the formula is in the public domain everybody knows what the formula is so anyone order with an access of a sophisticated lab could make this chemical agent the uranium is apparently have made this agent the british and porton down had a sample of this agent. and the other argument against the russians is that well the russians are inherently bad and that's the kind of thing that they would do so that's pretty much the sum and substance of this case so it doesn't look like the pritish have actually added anything to that so i think that it's very unlikely that w

with the wallis does not really follow the 1967 border.cuts deep into palestinian territory and what would become the future palestinian state. >> took us on a tour to explain to us the thinking behind the builililililililililililililili. >> the problem today between left and right is that security is mixed with politics. a guy from the nboboboooood was sitting right here waiting for the bus and he was stabbed to death. and i can assure you that the one who stabbed him to death did not come from this arab neighborhood, he somewhere the west nk or from the east bank. but the fact that he was stabbed by an arab or the people who live here, they couldn't care less if the rar is yellow, green, comes from africa. for them an arab is an arab. in september 2000 the palestinians started to shoot through the jewish neighborhoods, and the authorities had to protect the kindergarten over here, and they put up this wall put up by the neighborhood council. but nevertheless, it's quite ugly. but if they shoot from the other side toward the kindergarten,

peninsula what we have new zealand says it can't find russian spies to expel yes it's this is the way as wally of the russian situation if you like is open to new zealand has come out and said that well if we if we did have these undercover russian agents to expel within our midst of course we get rid of them but we can't find it the minute there is amazing we're going to be happy with that response to expel everyone russian citizens that you and i. know of course but look i mean we all know there's a bigger agenda at play here and it's not being discussed but there's geopolitics rampantly going on behind the scenes and we always have to look behind the headlines i think and try and work out exactly why a narrative is being pushed and running same with the stories we're going to talk about today is the idea of known chomsky's manufacturing consent where the media is used as a propaganda all right well someone is coming to the rescue is the telegraph well to help us with what you're writing yeah there was a. big brothers yes b.b.c. journalists. teach children how to identify fight news of world

of course the simple explanation that is often given cloak wally is that everybody in washington is -- that is often given co-loke weallly that serve so divided nothing happens. this explanation, although it turns out to be wrong, of course has a long lineage to it. in fact, the funders wrote very widely at the time our constitution was adopted about the problem of faction. and they said, if you look at james madison in federalist 10, for example, he identifies faction as the central problem in the political life of a democracy, but he says that the lay tant causes of faction are sewn in the nature of man. we see them everywhere. madison cites a zeal for different opinions concerning religion, concerning government, and many other points, as well as speculation as a practice. he cites also an attachment to fferent leaders, ambitiously contending for preeminence in power and evokes the human passions that have divided mankind into parties, inflaming them with mutual animosity. so strong is this propensity of mankind to fall into mutual animosities that where no substantial occasion pre

parliament the minister said china does not want a trade war and will not and the shared one main wally'syou trade officials are calling for exemptions on u.s. and port tariffs donald trump's former chief strategist has addressed the far right national front party at its congress and the french city of little state ban and praised party leader marine le pen for what he called her vision that puts nationalists versus globalists let them call you racist let's listen it was a pig let them call you xenophobes meanless it is it was appeasing of let them call you nativist let's see who is up in the t.v. where it as a badge of honor just remind now that you can always keep up to date with all the news on our website that is that al-jazeera dot com. counting the cost of the next. job is in seeing. some journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for out in the media the listening at this time on al-jazeera. hello i'm has i'm sick of this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics in what's been a big week for global trade we'll look at how the

announced the formation of isis in syria in april two thousand and thirteen our laps he became the wally of aleppo which meant she oversaw all islamic state activities within province that was the province where most journalists were going and i was the problem the province in which most journalists night workers were ultimately kidnapped there was an unbelievable spike in abductions from the moment absi was in charge of a lot of. what the kidnapping all locals became grampound right from the beginning of the civil war everybody was kidnapping reach syrians in order to fund their own fights they started kidnapping foreigners too and of course all their wealth to syrians had moved out so at that point the foreigners became very good way to fund various organisations who keep don't come to a james folly and sell it to another organisation for maybe ten thousand dollars maximum a saying amount of small money but of course different kind of people. much like you know some sort of in your own sort of yeah that's just nice dissident out of one hundred students in a softening from another stude

you may recall wallis reported earlier that the president was preparing to replace mcmaster as early as the end of this month. there have been multiple reports that the national security adviser and the president have not seen eye to eye. the washington post writes trump is now comfortable with ousting mcmaster with whom he never personally gelled but is willing to because he wants to make sure the three star army general is not humiliated and there is a strong successor lined up. it is part of after broader potential shake up that is likely to include officials at the white house. tonight white house adviser addressed the shake-ups in the administration. >> people say i see chaos. a lot of us see streamlines of some parts and sophistication because we had too many people over time. we had too many of the wrong people. >> just a short time ago sarah huckabee sanders pushed back sending this out via twitter. just spoke to potus and h.r. mcmaster, they have a good working relationship and there are no changes. look at that wording. are no changes. we should quickly add the washingt was

don't need subtitles of any kind of atrocity that you will just enjoy because you will get to see wally wood life so. in truth hollywood style the show last for nearly three hours the cost to sing and dance and there's a happy ending to celebrate twenty between two women the prince gets what he wants first the love of the apple and then the hand of the princess in marriage the audience has happy off to him fine and none drown danny is so crass dreams at least. thank. you. from the kingdom of drains to outright harsh and often i'm just reality to one of delhi's many slums home to those who cannot afford the steadily rising cost of rented accommodation most of them came to delhi from far off places at a time when cheap labor was in great demand since then many have become unemployed ya because you've got all of you thought some of my neighbors have been living here for twenty years there's no electricity no running water and no toilets money so we live without any goal and without any form of comfort. like many here crammed he hoped that she and her husband and their children would be abl

. >>> the raiders traded wally to the cowboys which included a swap of draft picks.as sent a sixth round pick from the raiders. >>> to baseball. the oakland a's have named their opening day starter. the 27-year-old pitcher received the honor last year. this will be his fourth season in the green and gold. he's already their longest tenured starting pitcher. meanwhile, the a's signed brett anderson to a minor league deal. now with the recent addition of trevor cahill, who made his major league debut with the a's in 2009. anderson was with the cubs and blue jays last season. >>> with curry and hopefully draymond, with klay you've got fractured thumb and fractured ribs, that's going to takeer. it will be interesting to see when they come back. >> they are kind of beat up. >> exactly. we've got to get them ready for the playoff. >> richard sherman is phenomenal and he's a blast with the media. >> i love him. covered him at stanford. it's great to see him back in the bay area. >>> join us tonight at 9:00. what makes this the most livable city on earth and why bay area cit

. >>> the raiders traded wally to the cowboys which included a swap of draft picks.nt a sixth round pick from the raiders. >>> to baseball. the oakland a's have named their opening day starter. the 27-year-old pitcher received the honor last year. this will be his fourth season in the green and gold. he's already their longest tenured starting pitcher. meanwhile, the a's signed brett anderson to a minor league deal. now with the recent addition of trevor cahill, who made his major league debut with the a's in 2009. anderson was with the cubs and blue jays last season. >>> with curry and hopefully draymond, with klay you've got fractured thumb and fractured ribs, that's going to take a little bit longer. it will be interesting to see when they come back. >> they are kind of beat up. >> exactly. we've got to get them ready for the playoff. >> richard sherman is phenomenal and he's a blast with the media. >> i love him. covered him at stanford. it's great to see him back in the bay area. >>> join us tonight at 9:00. what makes this the most livable city on earth and why

i was a little wally could never get a living going to how. women can how does whole lot most of us are better off in a bus one where there are ed and no. men from all walks of life came to maisie tuesday afternoon. and many were deeply in love with her. but to me was only ever in love with one man whom she never met. should put on. and new year new lessons and new rules this is the time when you get to choose your english teacher is for the next two years meet the teachers empowering best students my fact i'm michael all about freedom we're going to look at that perspective i want you to develop the skill with which speed by letting them choose the lessons they learned revelent acacia and democratic schooling united kingdom at this time on al-jazeera. perceptions powerful documentaries from around the globe always a big sound like the plane coming down. felix journalism. debates and discussion this is a lot of misunderstanding a distortion is that the only argument i find against that is all over the corded history. see the world from a diffe

wally. cole psyche that i maffia barely gone through that it better same record less than a huge. you can reach the lip balm it's all about delivery my kid ever the lick all say i'll start off put you up a nice person is he she gonna general is it just that you cause anasta but suspend the a stretch of a don't like each one of their culture to do it all. in one really mentally sick wasted get our ass that the fact you. do not get at the device a get it that it is that all about that the get out the real nor now. that the. door manny mild the way near broke at the full name of your c m endoscopy doc and a lot about it they chiggy warriors called out sorry but its going out there is that. in one thousand nine hundred three the mafia unleashed a wave of bombings across city. an explosion outside your feets economy in florence killed five people including a mother and her two million dollars. in milan five more were killed in a blast outside the gallery of modern. in rome the same night bombs party destroyed two churches wounding twenty two. in january one thousand nine hundred three

wally. cole psyche that i maffia barely gone through that it better same record less than a much. you can we still live moment it's all about that is really my kid ever the lick all say i'll start off put you up a nice person is he she gonna get around is it just that you cannot stop but suspend the list oche of a don't like each one of their culture to do it all. in one really mentally sick wasted get our ass that he fucked you. is the do not going to say get it that it is start all out about that the racket that are out the real nor now. that the. door manny mild the way near broke at the aim of fuels you have endoscopy doc and allowed that about they chiggy warriors called out senate but it still going out there is that. in one thousand nine hundred three the mafia unleashed a wave of bombings across city. an explosion outside new fitzy gallery in florence killed five people including a mother and her two young daughters. in milan five more were killed in a blast outside the gallery of months now. locked in rome the same night bombs pop he destroyed two churches wounding twenty

norm wally sort of buddha said the lord in guy you know made that. stuff and i'd join it. gale norton is seen by the cool gnome biaggi. you know biaggi i or oh man. better keep our promise. yet there is tragedy that. both around amani essary score pale still in the reader. i like you steve. events under investigation by demento center on panel of more sicily's capital. is the power base of the sicilian mafia known locally as cosa nostra. the mafia and the money over what was that sauna out of me but all the. list of shauna nominated on this. island and its own son opal kissimmee were leaked on this quote i got it if you know some of the pub ok i'll call it a. pile of my days and that he thought he. that he thought he said he didn't want to hurt me yet just another funny. even the men did get and that did seem to be done a lot of stuff in a while past to. better my. terry daddio the last of me young ben at about. seven but. you recorded over one door of a wall and know within me she's got an order i went to the mafia limits to the young. woman on what she said listen to the

but about 28 minutes into this whole encounter, another agent, who did not take the stand, wally taylor, said something about still having a search warrant for her person. nobody is free to leave if the fbi still has a search warrant to execute against you. clearly, she could not have left her home and just wondered to the convenience store as the government talked during the hearing. another aspect that is important is she was regarded even before this encounter as someone who was a danger to the community. that is how the fbi viewed her. they also viewed her as a dental target of foreign intelligence. one way the defense tried to poke at the government's argument that they did not do anything wrong was to say that if you have somebody in their home and they are isolated in this way and surrounded by a surveillance team, you're not really going to let them leave and go into the community. if we're going to follow your logic, you would not have let reality winner leave her house. amy: billie winner-davis, you know your daughter well. she is an air force veteran. her last duty, cryptolog

follow us on twitter at c-span history for information on our schedule, and >> on book tv, michael wallis recalls the life of frontiersman and politician, david crockett. he also discusses other western figures and the wild west. talk at thethis tattered cover bookstore in 2011. it's about an hour. michael: thank you, so much. it's great to be with you, and it's wonderful to come into a city with there's rain.

every other -- firt wally every other republican, virtually any of the 16 other candidates who ran against him had a very typical republican point of view on the question of civil rights and race, which is they feel guilty about their party's, you know, southern strategy, their party's complicity in -- in resisting affirmative action and various other kinds of things. there is, as far as i can tell, nothing of that in mr. trump. he is very -- he is much closer let us say, to the position of clarence thomas than he is to -- on this question of race and racial remedies than he is to the position of any of jeb bush or any other major republican contender who might come to mind. he doesn't -- it's not as important in a way, for his own arguments as it is obviously for clarence thomas. but i think it is still quite remarkable. also, the kind of courage that more specifically that he represents is associated in a way with his reputation as a builder. if he calls himself a builder, he calls america a nation of builders. he -- i mean, he's many things besides that. he knows his way around a constr

wei has wally -- hueq announced a challenge to the iphone x. it features an edge to edge display. market, trailing samsung and apple. 'slphabets' t's -- self driving unit is teaming up with others. ofy aim to have a fleet 20,000 ride hailers. the intention to buy the jaguar's indicates a total of 1.3 billion dollars. yvonne: asia will remain a favorite of investors, even if tensions grow into a trade war. it cannot be called a war just yet. >> i think it is too early to call. reports are emerging the u.s. and chinese governments are engaging in quiet negotiations. clearly, the u.s. has decided it prefers to have bilateral and the arrangements versus multilateral. this is something they have said they want to do and they are pursuing it. >> is there a way to explore options, given it is such an open economy? and the u.s. and china are the biggest trading partners? we areapore's fortunate, in the middle of a growth engine. whether in china, southeast asia, india. of course you have japan, australia, new zealand. they are pro-trade and doing well. >> we are seeing rising protectionis

erik: it would surely help if the government said all wally did nothing -- alwaleed did nothing wrong a saudi citizen in good standing. that has not happened. >> all of these points were in the, confirmed understanding agreement between the government. i cannot go into that. the government cannot go into that. erik: i understand, but you have to agree, surely, that if the government, prince mohammed or some other government official were to say, were to affirm everything we discussed today, that would help. am speakingthat i to you right now and saying everything honestly, and the fact that the government is not going to say he is wrong is proof of what i am saying. correct? erik: the crown prince, prince mohammed is touring the west. he is trying to attract capital to saudi arabia. given your experience in the ritz-carlton, how good can you feel presenting a common front with the very same government that put you in the hotel? >> i am a supporter of saudi arabia, supporter of my government, supporter of the king, all the way. before, during, and after detention, there is no one else