shakes was the 1st language that shakespeare was translated into the 1st, the shakes in society, the weldon 18. 64 was not established in the environment in england, but rather invited my in vegas was there a in the business to abilene blue coordination and rosa avenue 33 will will be accompanied by a article read news news. daycare was born a german and i'd like to say the minor mildly likely in every car. i know soon. my 11 time the grandfather, king george the 2nd. to write the century, people have travelled back and forth between our last in the 19th century, many britons fell in love with germany whilst on the ground tool. william turner's mesmerizing paintings of the rhine. spock to this country in the ambition to see those landscapes for themselves. a demand later meant by thomas cook, the pioneer of tourism, who would organize his 1st foreign trip along the ride, with stops of cologne, frankfurt, heidelberg, and bob. today, millions of britons visit germany each year. just as millions of germans travel to our shows. britain's come to a dma berlin's vibrant culture and like life, mak

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it was so bizarre. >> reality failed to gel - in weldon's head >> on that drive fro minneapolis down, asked if justin was all righ and she's no that he was gone >> it was a feeling of isolation and i could se people in and out of the house i could see detectives wit flashlights coming in th neighborhood and all around hi house. >> crime scene >> crime scene it was a very long three hours of my life just sitting there, not knowing what was going o -- >> news reporters were setting up everywhere and there's so many police cars they weren't saying, we got th guy. i felt, they don't have him. they need to catch him i know i'm safe, but i everyone i love safe >> eventually, they drove both women, separately, to sheriff's headquarters where they installed them in separate rooms for separat interviews because something about this did not smell right. >> there was just a lack o emotion. and to me that was very odd -- >> coming up detectives become concerne about something else to. >> we have to find out why did someone nice like justin wan someone him dead we did see a lot of emotio from the

i welcome to weldon part being able to see an accept that others may have. will you fund a mentally different from your own was once considered a benchmark psychological maturity which is evident to lacking in contemporary for in affairs with the western earlier assumption that can only development would do way with your political differences. now proven wrong is a clash of great powers, inevitable. well, to discuss that i'm now joined by you being a senior fellow at the russian study center of the east trying to normal university and senior fellow of the shanghai association of american studies. dr. you is great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you. so how me here. now let me start with an issue that is very close to my heart and my home. this is a conflict in ukraine and you've argued in your article these vast going to be years of the russian chinese alliance. i greatly exaggerated the beijing is taking a distinctly neutral position. but do you think the chinese and the americans define neutrality in similar terms? well, no, i thin

he, the great with the indian leader that it's very important to promote a multi polar weldon help developing countries. i've also issued some scathing criticism of western powers, accusing them of trying to maintain that historical hedge of money at any cost law school, good. the school to the west is aware that the current approach has reached an impasse, typical they say that that is necessary to inflict a strategic defeat of russia in europe. and that is an existential problem for the english. they are attempting to preserve their head, your money in the international arena, developing countries see and understand all this perfectly. the big news of the day really is that there was no meeting of minds of global powers, and there was no consensus, no joint community could to be adopted. a chance summary, an outcome documentary on the 40 minutes does meet in new delhi for you. i'm talking russian diplomats labrador, horrible rest conference. in fact, he loved lean to the west for not getting him to come out with that jury of detriment of that was exec shaved off. now as far as you green is

weldon palo alto the number trees down is almost too numerous to count. firefighters had to perform rescues after a tree fell onto this house. >> reporter: the streets of the tree line palo alto took on a dangerous and scary feel is of the wind ripped through the city. >> the wind was superstrong and i was watching it bend the trees in my own yard and sure enough my power goes out, i come out and investigate and i see these big trees. >> this is your old oak tumbled onto the house and parked car on middlefield road, nobody was in the car but to be poor in the house. >> it had them trapped or they could not get them out of the front and we had to rescue them from the rear of the structure. there were no injuries to the residents. >> the house sustained major damage and was red tagged. the sound of sirens could be heard throughout the city as first responders sped from call to call with multiple trees that fell in the neighborhoods around embarcadero road, closing down the main artery just before the afternoon rush reared several parked and empty cars were

james weldon johnson, who was one of the teachers there. composed a poem called lift every voice and sing set to the music by his brother, j. rosamund johnson. well at the special assembly. 500 black students saying, lift every voice and sing with passion and reverence. after. the black students graduated from high school. they passed a song on to their state became teachers. and they pass a song on to their students. and students and the song spread like wild wild fire. across. the south and other parts of the united states. the birth of. lifting voice, lift every voice and saying arrived at a crucial moment in history. at that time. the system of white supremacy. imposed jim crow laws that would dehumanize and terrorize black people across the country. and not only that lynching was on the rise. but it was made into a public outdoor social activity were white families would get together for picnics. well. watching it and enjoying as entertainment. a black man being tortured. and lynched. from 1900 , which was the year of the birth of lift

weldon is floating the idea of selling the $1.3 billions of easy care and donating it to charity.analysts. i and lisa mateo, this is bloomberg. ♪ okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. ever better. it's when disruption hits your supply chain and ryder makes sure you're ever delivering with freight brokerage to transportation management, truckload capacity and dedicated trucks and drivers. jonathan: we don't care about the adp report. michael mckee has that right now. good morning mike. mike: it is a 242,000 number, it changes to the u.s. payrolls. that is up from 106,000 which was their initial report for the month of january. two hundred thousand was the forecast but that comes an even better. it looks at this point most of the jobs were created in media and large establishments. bars and restaurants have been looking for people but according to adp, small establishments lost 61,000 jobs. also losing jobs, construction. that is something people have been waiting for as the housing market slows down. a lot of that was made up for an manufacturing where 43,000 jobs were added.

james weldon johnson, who was one of the teachers there.sed a poem called lift every voice and sing set to the music by his brother, j. rosamund johnson. well at the special assembly. 500 black students saying, lift every voice and sing with passion and reverence. after. the black students graduated from high school. they passed a song on to their state became teachers. and they pass a song on to their students. and students and the song spread like wild wild fire. across. the south and other parts of the united states. the birth of. lifting voice, lift every voice and saying arrived at a crucial moment in history. at that time. the system of white supremacy. imposed jim crow laws that would dehumanize and terrorize black people across the country. and not only that lynching was on the rise. but it was made into a public outdoor social activity were white families would get together for picnics. well. watching it and enjoying as entertainment. a black man being tortured. and lynched. from 1900 , which was the year of the birth of lift every