ben winston is a democratic pollster. thank you for being with us. guest 1: good morning. , republicanm hobart pollster. guest 2: good morning. to consume --ook some concerns, especially among republicans in texas. ted cruz. guest 2: it was an interesting story with a member of the trumpet administration commenting that he may be in trouble because of electability. i am not going to speak to that, but the reality is ted cruz has still led in every poll that has been released in texas. texas is still a red state and for us to romantic -- charismatic as his opponent has proven to be, he still has some issue positions that are out of step with the general electorate. ted cruz is still the favorite. host: we heard this past week the president trump will travel to texas to campaign for ted cruz. in 2016, he called him lyin' ted, was every critical of his wife and even trying to link his father to the assassination of john f. kennedy. guest 2: a lot of republicans have come around to the president since he has been in office. president trump has similarly

winston! >> so how long does this go on? >> well, this video is just over three minutes long. winston runs out of the house and takes it back outsblied that's awesome because if you didn't have the camera you'd be so confused. >> there's a rob earp in the house checking out for leaks. >> meanwhile, winston's like -- >> that other dog was like i'm out. you've got this by yourself. >>> girlfriend becky jones was murdered. >> she wasn't just burdened, these are the status anime deaths of all time. >> a serial killer is wreaking havoc in this city trying to feel all the anime. this is a show with intense plot twists. >> the next victim could be anyone. it could be the next person to walk through that door. >> hey, joe? oh, joe, did you order the spider man pillow? >> not joe. >> amazing action! >> who killed my -- >> intense emotion. >> this is what anime d people. it gets them killed. >> it is anime crime division. what we have here is the trailer for season two. it's a could belation between -- basically the home of anime on the internet and youtube creates this rocket job. and

it was my privilege to attend this inspiring and exciting event in honor of the entire winston-salem police force and their families. the church did an incredible job of bringing together the community to celebrate the commitment and sacrifices that law enforcement officers and their families make to protect and serve the community. numerous local businesses also participated in the event by providing a wonderful meal and various door prizes. i commend police chief katrina thompson, along with her leadership team, for the leadership they provide the police force, and i commend and thank with all my heart the winston-salem police force and all of the men and women who make daily sacrifices to keep the community safe. they are truly a dedicated crew of people. the fifth district is fortunate to have the congregation of fairview moravian church devote its time and effort to carry out this tradition to show the men and women of the police force the support they deserve every day. may god continue to bless everyone involved. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewo

on the left a rather grim looking winston churchill guards the entrance. after the second world war the commons chamber was rebuilt slightly plainer than before but still very impressive. this is where the laws of the united kingdom are passed government and opposition sit face to face separate. by red lines which are two swords lengths apart no m.p. is allowed to cross them while speaking a tradition which is taken very seriously. by jewel of victorian interior design is the crypt which is still used by m.p.'s as a chapel for weddings and christenings. was. once a year for the opening of parliament the reigning monarch enters the palace of westminster through this portal the royal entrance. according to a precise solemn ritual the queen is first led to the roving room where she dons her parliamentary role then probably. already then the procession passes through the royal gallery which is decorated with two huge wall paintings. on the left the death of nelson at the battle of trafalgar. on the right wellington in blue her after the battle of waterloo. was

winston. with robin winston. robin. bay bridge wb 80 at fremont st. left lane closed. fremont st also closed howard to mission. the sales forcetransit center is closed until further notice. howard st closed 3rd to 4th. plan ahead ( james ) and ( james ) ( james ) and remember you can get traffic alerts right on your phone. we will also send out breaking news push alerts. all you have to do is download the free kron 4 mobile app. after a foggy start for some afternoon temperatures will boost under mostly sunny afternoon skies. high temperatures will top out in the 60's and 70's along the coast and the bay with 80's and 90's again inland. today's temperatures are the wa subtle drop in temperatures for the weekend ahead that will take parts of the bay from the 90's back down into the 70's. ( james ) in the east bay... a school employee in walnut creek has been arrested and charged with seven counts of child molestation. contra costa police arrested 71-year-old enrique pina. pina worked at palmer school in walnut creek... but authorities say the charges are ánot linked to

and we hope, with winston churchill -- it duncan here? the great grandson of the beloved prime minister -- only half of you should be here since you're only half american. step outside the door. we're going to build a wall for you. anita just got nervous. i don't remember what i was saying. sure. we get everything wrong until we get it right, basically. you can count on us to do the right thing after we've exhausted every other possibility. and i think that's true. basically i think of the press in sort of three geological eras. there's the founding era where everybody was partisan. >> is that what the founding fathers -- >> it's what they knew. they didn't have a vision of the news hour as we're going to have a publication or a broad sheet that's going to say these are the facts you have to know to become an informed citizen. that wasn't part of their ambient reality. >> but they did have a sense, because they put it in the first amendment, anyway. they did have a sense that it was important to have a free press. that was part of -- >> t

it was not only for the people of britain, but for the people of the world that winston winston churchillonflict, was so much owed by so many and so few. ♪ >> this weekend, c-span cities tour takes you to flagstaff, arizona. with the help of our cable partners, we will explore the literary life and history of flagstaff, 80 miles south of the grand canyon. ,t 7:00 p.m. eastern on book tv don blago discusses his book. >> quarter of the way into the seven, it starts about eight miles east of here and another 200 miles to the west. caveshere is one the widen and deepen and turn into the classic views that you see on calendars or famous images. >> sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, a visit to care about astronomical discoveries including the discovery of pluto. and moon mapping for the apollo program. then it is to the wall pocky national monument. >> some people might think of it as completely empty, but it is still a very important site. thet of the descendents of ancestor site might have come -- they believe they are still here. this is a very important site where many test

ben winston is a democratic pollster. thank you for being with us.uest 1: good morning. , republicanm hobart pollster. guest 2: good morning. to consume --ook some concerns, especially among republicans in texas. ted cruz. guest 2: it was an interesting story with a member of the trumpet administration commenting that he may be in trouble because of electability. i am not going to speak to that, but the reality is ted cruz has still led in every poll that has been released in texas. texas is still a red state and for us to romantic -- charismatic as his opponent has proven to be, he still has some issue positions that are out of step with the general electorate. ted cruz is still the favorite. host: we heard this past week the president trump will travel to texas to campaign for ted cruz. in 2016, he called him lyin' ted, was every critical of his wife and even trying to link his father to the assassination of john f. kennedy. guest 2: a lot of republicans have come around to the president since he has been in office. president trump has similarly co

steve: it is also winston churchill and edward r. murrow. prof. brynes: murrow is particularly interesting because he skirts on some level the boundary between news and commentary. that is also something that is happening during this time. you have people that are very well-versed going on the radio and explaining important events and important policies to the american people. it is hard to do that without making some kind of judgment, so it is not exactly straight news. on some level, it is also advocacy. i think that is an important andi think that is an important part of what i consider formative time in radio in american politics. all sorts of lines of being blurred. the line between news and entertainment is being blurred. the line between straight news reporting and advocacy is being blurred. steve: some have described radio as the most personal and visual of mediums. would you agree or disagree with that? prof. brynes: certainly the way franklin roosevelt used it in the fireside chats was personal. he moved away from the bombastic oratory t

. ♪ to lead them, the people had chosen winston churchill as their prime minister. every british heart, when he said -- >> we shall defend our island, whatever the cost may be. we shall fight on beaches, landing grounds, in the field and in the streets and on the hills. we shall never surrender. >> this was britain in its darkest hour. the people knew they were in for the worst, yet they did not panic or run away. they patrolled and waited. they drilled and waited. they worked and waited. waited for the terror they knew was coming. then, it came. that is the sound that became part of the life of every man, woman and child in britain. >> august, 1940 and the battle for britain is on. >> the enemy flying due west. >> here comes the louvre waffle. dozens of flights. hundreds of planes. bombers, fighters. the dive bombers. across 21 miles of channel. their first tactics were to bomb convoys in the channel. convoys loaded with food and munitions. convoys to the port of london. german fighters waited overhead for the defending plains of the royal air force, the raf to app

so many years own when winston churchill set the police on the striking miners this was before the the money strike of the seventy's with margaret thatcher because politicians tend to overreact i think in some cases i think with regard to the. the churchill episode where he did set the place on the minus i find that very disappointing with regard to the profile that winston churchill has of the nation and likewise with margaret thatcher with the issues of the nineteen seventies and now particular where i live it's surrounded by the moment former mining communities once which would thriving with every house hope you provide now you know a lot of the house a border and the whole economy is totally changed in the mining community and in the ship ship building community in sunderland which is very sad but there are again politicians make decisions in the go to stand by them the must go on ikey was an exhibition whereby the major piece of that exhibition. was a pig a piece of sculpture called erotic smile or a mess cooper to us which by coincidence happens to be the motto of the. there symb

then president roosevelt, winston churchhill, president reagan. and the incumbent understands the vernacular of reality tv and social media. we know that the presidency has not changed the incumbent, right? we don't know whether the incumbent has changed the presidency. i think one thing he has changed is it's hard for me to imagine a successor not having an authentic ongoing social media communication with the country. >> you think that's permanent? >> i do. >> twitter, the whole thing. >> i think that if you start -- if you look at -- i think going forward, if you look at something that comes out from a candidate or an incumbent and it looks as though it went through four layers of people, i think that's going to have an affect. i could be wrong, but we are all the media now. >> so if you're thinking -- i don't want to get -- i was trying to focus on the past but let's bring it -- >> sorry. >> let's bring it up to now. are you saying jon meacham, that in order to be successful in electoral politics in this country, you've got to be able to maste

terri winston: thank you. robert: i almost got it right the first time, okay.dria otte: you were perfect. robert: okay. anyway, give us an idea, first of all, i just think this is such a just intriguing program. now, give us sort of an overview of it as well as how it got started. terri: sure. so, basically we're trying to combine the intersection between music and media technology. and what we're addressing are two very critical issues, one being that there's less than 5% women creating and shaping all the sounds and those messages that you hear in that constant soundtrack in our lives. so, that to me is an important thing that we're not hearing those messages that are representing women and girls. the second is a 70% decline in young women entering college stem programs, and this is just since the year 2000, so this is a new problem, it's not an old problem. and so, those are the two critical issues that we're using our recording studios, which are the only ones in the world built and run entirely by women, to attract them to technology so that they can learn

winston churchill famously commented when hitler's turned east in 1941, and the prospect of the ussr as an ally loomed. that had hitler invaded hell, i would have made a favorable reference to the devil in the house of commons. the old epithet of my enemy -- of the enemy of my enemy being my friend, but underlying that wartime relationship was the fact that winston churchill famously had said in the aftermath of the russian revolution, the intended strangled bolshevism at its birth. it was really, probably only a matter of time before the allies went their separate ways, splitting along ideological and power political lines. the fundamental question, what would happen to germany now that the war was over was almost in -- was foremost in everyone's minds. what steps were necessary to underpin an effective and and enduring peace? not even 30 years had passed since the war to end all wars had been fought. ally supreme commander in 1918, the ink was barely dry on that settlement in june of 1919, that this is not a piece, merely an armistice for 20 years. a rearmed, reinvigorated germany

roosevelt that winston churchill thank you for coming to stay in the white house for a weekend stay for christmas until christmas eve afternoon. it is amazing she did not just kill him. also fdr drank odd martinis that were three quarters removed and one quarter gin it is amazing that we want. [laughter] churchill hated them he would pour them out and kill the plant during one summit. and if he would pour out a drink it was bad. he wasn't perfect because what is the greatest american moment? people say world war ii. absolutely right but remember the soul and the clan so here we are protecting power to defeat tyranny around the world and what is the reality at home? a segregated america? military? franklin roosevelt signing an executive order 9066 to join the japanese-american simply because he thought they may be a security threat. but pushing on. that last example is joe mccarthy. i don't know if this will resonate. so it's kind of funny. and not an interesting senator looking for a national issue in 1950. harry truman got rid of most of the home. then to buy anti-communism the the way

i am in the traffic center with robin winston. robin. robin. winston. robin.t street closed howard to mission. and howard is closed 3rd to 4th. and the left lane is closed on the fremont street offramp from wb 80 so use harrison street exit. ( james ) and remember you can get traffic alerts right on your phone. we will also send out breaking news push alerts. all you have to do is download the free kron 4 mobile app.to john shrable with a look at weather. john? after a foggy start for some afternoon temperatures will boost under mostly sunny afternoon skies. high temperatures will 60's and 70's and the bay with 80's and 90's today's expected to be the forecast subtle drop in the weekend take parts of the back down into ( darya ) happening today... the oakland unified school district will meet with teachers... who have been working without a contract since july of 2017. teachers held rallies yesterday... to let the district know that they want their demands met during today's state-assisted mediation. they're asking for higher pay. a bret harte middle school te

churchill. respective winston churchill. very extremist they spent their lives fighting. lives fighting, it was set up to provoke a war. war. is what happened in salisbury this year. year. the people who did this are not comrades, they are killers. not comrades, they are killers. to stand up for order people because you will not. one person of course it did stand up to russian bullies. to russian bullies. it was our prime minister theresa may. 28 countries, inflicting massive damage on their spy networks. damage on their spy networks. are going to close of the met on the gr you as well. gr you as well. conservatives, britain has a civil message. message. international rules, then the price will always be too high. experienced diplomat, doctor henry kissinger. kissinger. and he told me an interesting thing. interesting thing. supporting the main in the referendum campaign. but he refused. without brexit, he worried there would not be one. would not be one. but an independent voice must be confident voice. voice must be confident voice. blind optimism, but deep confidence rooted in the hi

to sing -- winston churchill. when truman involved -- informed stalin of the possession of the atomic bomb that has only been -- had only been successfully tested days earlier, truman was surprised by stalin's passive reaction. thinking perhaps he did not understand the translation. in his memoirs truly wrote stalin "showed noted special interest. all he said he was got to hear it and hope we would make good use of it against of the japanese." at this point, truman was unaware of the extensive spy network the soviet union had in the united states and to extend the soviet leadership have been provided information about the enhanced and project. the soviet -- the manhattan project. in 1946, a file clerk in the soviet embassy in canada defected and provided documented evidence the soviets had spied on atomic research in canada and the united states. this evidence possibly pointed to a state department official as a soviet spy. the faris on the right, right there on the screen. he was present during president germans

time gorbachev and the opportunity for peace winston starts oct third on d w. i and. this is due to be news coming to you live from berlin the trail of destruction tropical storm florence and homo's the east coast of the united states with the posting winds and heavy rain people are dead and hundreds need to be rescued from the national hurricane center says that the danger is far from over also coming up . the strongest storm this year perils across the philippines typhoon one cute tears through the country's main island ripping off roofs knocking out power supplies as authorities assess the damage they warned that more floods and landslides could call. kills i'm the american has been very and allies are under pressure the c.s.u. meet in munich as they scramble to stave off a challenge from the far right in the coming elections polls suggest that the party could be heading for its worst result in more than sixty years. i'm good to have you with us at least five people have died in the u.s. as hurricane florence slowly moves inland across the states of north and south

he sees himself as a winston churchill and he will be swept into downing street by this sweep of history plot anything in particular. he has had his wilderness weeks... 0n the backbenches. i'm astonished that you are astonished, because we all work in the business and we know that when he speaks or writes, we collectively tends to cover it. it's really frustrating. it is one column. his way of communicating is one column, but i think, get out there and do an interview. if you wa nt to there and do an interview. if you want to have your say get out and face the media, notjust throwing rocks, as it says here. you could do the interview on your twitter.l word about jacob rees—mogg. the interview on your twitter.l word aboutjacob rees—mogg. a reference to the pro brexit group and they have not put forward the plan we thought they would. everyone has criticised the chequers deal and said even though there is no alternative. jacob rees—mogg were supposed to go and come away with a plan, but they have not agreed and nothing will be put forward as an alternative and that is quite amusing. the fo

going to trust in the opportunity for peace winston starts october third on g.w. . this is due to abuse live from berlin and not good enough three semi's pitch falls on deaf ears. you've ears piled the pressure on the british prime minister telling her parts of her pregnant plan will not work and that time is running out for at the e.u. summit in salzburg also coming up is russia sports coming back out from the cold to. the world anti-doping agency says it will lift a ban on russia's testing laboratory despite widespread opposition and north and south korea appear to scale new heights of cooperation that's as washington signals its intent to restart talks with pyongyang but is the korean peninsula any closer to deem nuclearization. only allow iraq to thank you so much for your company everyone well the u.k. and its european union partners have failed to secure a breakthrough at the in the brics the talks in the austrian city of saul's were salzberg with both sides throwing cold water over each other's proposals. and a british prime in a. the theresa may insist that

turkey's president great ships have battle on bret's subsidies trip to germany with a visit to the winston german city of cologne and with the inauguration of a mosque opponents and supporters staged drive all demonstrations they hate of his visit will have analysis. and earthquake and tsunami leave hundreds dead in indonesia off to polish the waves barrel into the island of pseudo wait sea officials are warning the final death toll could be much higher. i'm christine will welcome to the program turkey's president added one has wrapped up a controversial state visits to germany the trip was meant to ease tensions between bilin and ancora but it's been mobbed by they have differences over human rights at the once final stop was in cologne where he inaugurated a mosque he was welcomed by a large crowd of supporters from germany's turkish community they were kept apart from critics of the president staging a protest on the banks of the river ride. another german city and of a crowd of angry demonstrators a day off to must protest in berlin critics of the turkish president took to the streets

remember, he's the backup for winston who was suspended one more week, but this guy's on fire rating a 153 i think. i don't know if he gets benched or not. >> making the most of his time. >> nice chest hairs. >> thanks, dennis. >>> coming up in our next half hour. >> this is a high cbd variety. >> it is already regarded as some of the best marijuana on earth, but now some california cannabis may be getting a new label, the plan to give spots like the emerald triangle a distinction that may remind you of the nearby wine country. >> plus a new hope for a bay area homeless camp on the move tonight. actually comes from napa valley. >>> you're watching kpix5 news. >>> these days you might take for granted that a napa wine actually comes from the napa valley, but not that long ago california wine was something of a turf war. >> reporter: why would anyone bother to fight over writing on a bottle of wine? a wine label is supposed to guarantee the quality and character of a grapes and that translates to a bottom line of dollars and cents. >> remember that? now it is state law a bottle of wine

republican pollster jim hobart and republican pollster ben whiston -- ben winston join us. and heidi lee feldman joins

the incident led to winston's three-game suspension.been criminally charged but i say that tampa bay is not necessarily missing him that much. that fitzgerald kid is doing great for them so far. >> yeah. >>> well, in other news, these have been busy times for the mayor of a houston suburb. >> judy b. cochran recently won her election and also became a great grandmother. this week she shot a 12-foot-long, 580-pound alligator. mayor cochran did it during a hunting trip on her ranch. cochran says it was a safe and ethical hunt. >> don't mess with great grandma. she also says that massive reptile wasn't a stranger, okay, here's this, her family believes it ate one of their miniature horses a few years ago. >> oh. >> so grandma had a vendetta. >> grandma can keep a grudge. >> yeah. grandma did not come to play. >> if i'm many of her political opponents, all right, you win. >> she plans to have the head mounted and keep part of the tail in her office. >> okay. that's where it got weird. >>> coming up, julie chen bids a tearful good-bye to "th

that is used by the likes of winston churchhill in a speech to house of commons and nelson mandela ande recited it to other prisoners. uspow's in the north vietnamamese hanoi hiltson. president barak obama who recited it at nelson mandela's future. our fate is up to us. and to assure we remain undefeated. we have to make the choices essential to our soul. and have in the first standa. legal he head many hard ships. black it was a spiritual darkness and the soul remained untouched. it is a gift from god perhaps and he sdreebed in the second stanza. it is vifaged and he is mentally unchanged and a cool krasp. that is in spite of the awful situation. he didn't give in once or show signs of weakness. in the third stanza he looks to the future. and that is associated with life on this earth. he make its clear. there will be no giving in and capit always and he notes he is unafra unafraid. he will continue to be brave and has a clear intention to survive against all odds. the last stanza is probably the most will known. and that is that is what we all face. and that is what they inscribed. h

so it hurts me to think about what happened here and i'm ashamed then going to winston. but i would just look it up or go status but i want to express my support for you because i know what it's like to feel that you're alone and. you are suffering now like i did when i was a child. i support you. and i hope that the colonia dignidad officials who still live here will overcome their shame and give us some answers. quintin but if when something you know somebody wins a. bio it won't have a victim apologizes to other victims that's something that many perpetrators have still not been able to do but at least the political situation has changed so that those who suffered can now achieve a sense of tension leave up this little know how you'll go up for the. even if both leave you food. no you'll go up for the. even if loaded leave you food. the artist we talked to sasha faults. choreographer constantly pushing the limits of dance theater the funny thing was. the latest the high and. she's the dancing against the current for twenty five years where does she get her energy from

in the room they gave us was winston churchill's bedroom. there was no way i could sleep.i was staring at the corner where he was drinking his brandy and smoking a cigar. when he came there after pearl harbor, him and roosevelt signed the document that put the soviet nationassociated nat against the axis powers. so he woke up the next morning and came up with the united nations. he was so excited to tell roosevelt that he went to his bedroom and had nothing on. and the presence of mind to say, please day. the prime minister has nothing to hide. [laughter] >> you mentioned your husband and unfortunately he passed away recently. in his honor, you're working on another book.>> my husband had cancer this last year of his life but he had started five years earlier about that meant a lot to him. it was really a biography of his mind in a way. public service for something he valued so much in his life. despite graduating first in his class at harvard law school. he never really cared about making money and turning money around. he wanted to do something in public. so he went to d

climate protection has a long tradition in winston since the late one nine hundred ninety s. when we even had a department in the city administration devoted to the climate and energy and we engage the public in discussions on these issues issues such as wind turbines we have our own combined cycle power plant and funding programs for solar energy so it is a central focus if ministers considered a green city how much is that the result of citizen involvement. we're very interested in discussing and even deciding fundamental questions with our citizens that's also because we have a very young city with many university students but also a very committed city which weighs in on many social issues and we're quite proud of that. are you always bike or do you have a car if you have a very rarely i drive less than five thousand kilometers a year thanks for your time. and off we go. well and now we have to do the wild made sure canada from ottawa was traveling with some friends to newfoundland and has captured his impressions of this green island in a video here's our weekly view me.

the third reading light is the ability to transform information into knowledge and knowledge into winstone. just as margaret leavy has suggested, the combining of our highest intellectual and empathic powers with our capacity for virtue may well be why continued. if these capacities are in danger, if good readers are in danger so are we all. if they are supportive, children, youth, all of us we have not only an antidote to the weaknesses of a culture, but a key to redressing them, a key to propelling our cultures greatest potential into the future. now, i have one more page to read and i will ask deborah to give the quotes, one of my absolute favorite quotes. >> it is a short one. the future of reading and good readers is the title. this is tony ravel morrison's writing. she says, word work is a sublime because it's generative. it makes meaning that secures our differences, our human difference. the way in which where like no other life, we die. that makes-- that may be the meaning of life, but we do language and that may be the measure of our life. >> from my first letter to this last. th

. -- is sacked, and lemar winston picks up the fumble, and returns a four touchdown. leaving the ducks at 28 to 10 at halftime lead. they be 24th -ranked bears, 42 to 24, they fall to three and one on the season. still to come, baseball is winding down, basketball season is lurking around the corner. the warriors are back and taking a few months off, have not seem to disrupt steph curry's touch beyond the arc. will be right back with the first preseason game after this. -- will be right back with the first preseason game after this. tomorrow... they have the chance to play a role in who wins the n-l west... with the rockies and dodgers >>> -- and have lost 20 of those games, to the -- tomorrow they have a chance to -- tied for first tonight pick doctor fans taking over the bleachers at at&t park on the bottom of the fifth, the giants down by 200, he continues his hot streak with me, they race home, pence later scores to tie the game. still tied in the eighth inning, and it's the dodgers, they had a triple off the brakes, la taxon for more in the ninth, to be the giant

host: we go to johnny in winston-salem. i am calling because i'm trying to figure out wise this being -- why c-span would have victoria toensing on to have anything to say about an appointment of donald trump? her and her husband have some kind of conflict and they couldn't do it. all she is a mouthpiece for trump. a mouthpiece for fox news. what she said isn't true. this is a big joke. just like when she's calling and stalking about it being a courtroom. she just gets to get up there and say what you want to say. this man shouldn't be put on the super court. this man -- i watched the entire thing last week. answer anydn't questions correctly. he's already been proven to live. to senator leahy. this man is a liar. there are crooks at the prep school. this man has no right to be there. and c-span has absolute no right to have victoria toensing there. host: we got people of different opinions on the show all the time. what is your response? if you have one? guest: my lawyer inside of me says that i have to respond to this --

four runs without reply from pittsburgh with jacob stallings driving in three got them a forty three winston lewis are still in the lead for the second national league wild card but are only two games ahead of the los angeles dodgers now. or being the country's president puts a lot of power in the hands of one person but not many picked themselves to caps in their national football team that is unless you're liberia's leader george way or a former world player of the year the fifty one year old in the whites here not quite as a used to be but still not bad as he warmed up before captaining liberia in a friendly against nigeria this much was organized specially to retire his famous number fourteen shirt he was sworn in as president in january and security a bit more beefed up than usual when the teams walked out this was him running down the wing early in the game he didn't end up scoring but he did lost most of the match clapped off as a substitute in the seventy ninth minute sway was a strike affair ac milan paris and chelsea and is still the only african ever to win features world player o

runs without reply from pittsburgh with jacob stallings driving in three got them a four to three winston lewis are still in the lead for the second national league wild card but are only two games ahead of the los angeles dodgers now. or being the country's president puts a lot of power in the hands of one person but not many pick themselves to caps in their national football team that is unless you're liberia's leader george why a former world player of the year the fifty one year old in the whites here not quite as a used to be but still not bad as he warmed up before captaining liberia in a friendly against nigeria this much was organized specially to retire his famous number fourteen shirt he was sworn in as president in january and security a bit more beefed up the news will win the team's walked out this was him running down the wing early in the game it intends up scoring but he did lost most of the match clapped off as a substitute in the seventy ninth minute sway was a striker for ac milan paris and chelsea and is still the only african ever to win features world player of the y

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now, this poem has been used by the likes of winston churchill in a speech to the house of commons.n mandela doing his long years in prison he recited to other prisoners. u.s. pows in a north vietnamese prison, the hanoi hilton, to include john mccain and admiral james stockdale who said he received the poem written with red droppings on a napkin. president barack obama recited it at nelson mandela was funeral. you see, i think this poem serves to remind us that our fate is up to us, to ensure we remain undefeated, that we have to make the choices essential to our soul, the ones we won't regret. in the first stanza he is telling us although he has many hardships, black pits suggests that this was a deep depression he was going through, a spiritual darkness. yet his sole soul remain untou. it also implies that is uncomfortable soul as a gift from god perhaps -- on comparable thereto then describes in the second stanza although his body is ravaged with disease and pain, he remains mentally strong and unashamed. a cruel grasp. he states clearly that despite being tightly held in an awf

so the answer directly, i am going to quote from winston churchill, "the democratic process is pretty our lives." i think that is a pretty straightforward answer your question. now, whether strikes are part of the political democratic process, i believe that they are. and on that note, we have to end. thank you. good morning. it's been a lovely spell of autumn warmth for some of you so far this week. yesterday, we saw temperatures reach 2a degrees in lincolnshire. same spots, though, by the time we hit friday could be a good 10 degrees lower, if not a little bit more. and it's during the next 2a hours we'll see those changes take place. it's all because we've got cold air at the moment pooling to the north of this weather front, which is set to work its way southwards. to start the day, it's across parts of north and west scotland, and because of the more cloudier outbreaks of rain, notice the warm colours on the temperature chart to start the day. coolest colours in the south, where we've got temperatures in single figures for the morning commute, even a touch of frost in one or two

four runs without reply from pittsburgh with jacob stallings driving in three got them a forty three winston lewis are still in the lead for the second national league wild card but are only two games ahead of the los angeles dodgers now. but being the country's president puts a lot of power in the hands of one person but not many pick themselves to caps in their national football team that is unless you're liberia's leader george why a former world player of the year the fifty one year old in the whites here not quite as a jolly's a used to be but still not bad as he warmed up before captaining liberia in a friendly against nigeria this much was organized specially to retire his famous number fourteen shirt he was sworn in as president in january and security a bit more beefed up than usual when the teams walked out this was him running down the wing early in the game he didn't end up scoring but he did last most of the match clapped off as a substitute in the seventy ninth minutes while he was a striker for ac milan paris and chelsea and is still the only african ever to win features world

this is the 100th anniversary of winston churchill.t? time out has it. it shows the cheekiness, can i say that? the internal voice time out has, it was a lwa ys internal voice time out has, it was always like that, and continues to be like that. it is personality. that's the magazine. notjust the magazine. we have a reach of 217 million, monthly, people, that our reach. it shows the personality of what time out is today and has a lwa ys what time out is today and has always been. thank you for coming on, julio. we shall keep a close eye. you are invited to the party on the 29th. the 50th birthday party of time out, are we going? we will have to make sure we are not at work the next day. it isa at work the next day. it is a saturday night. 0k, it is a saturday night. ok, i it is a saturday night. 0k, ishall it is a saturday night. ok, i shall be there. thank you, julio. this week we're looking at some of the newest startups around the world. in brazil, one of the most successful new firms is a platform for dogs. users can earn money by

leading the british by this time is a man who had been bouncing all his life, winston churchill, whoed for years to warn the world about germany. meantime, the situation that faced france was hopeless. two-5ths of the french army was lost. there were fewer than 50 divisions left. running from the northern end of the maginot line to the sea. behind that line, there were no reserves. despairing people of paris sent their children south praying that some miracle would keep them from harm. the hopeless men of the french army without adequate arms or blow. >> the first blow fell on june 5th. the french resistance was determined, but by june 8th, the left flank army had been shattered and a general was ordered to the line -- on june 9th, the german main attack came. within two days, the german armored and motorized divisions brought out into the open terrain. with this break through, the issue of the battle of france was decided and from that time on, there was official talk of anar mist is. now what about the famous maginot line? let's go back and take a look. on june 14th, the germans la

so the answer directly, i am going to quote from winston churchill, "the democratic process is prettyur lives." i think that is a pretty straightforward a nswer your question. now, whether strikes are part of the political democratic process, i believe that they are. and on that note, we have to end. yanis varoufakis, thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you. hello, good morning. it's fair to say yesterday across england and wales felt a bit more like summer. in the sunshine in lincolnshire, we had temperatures here as high as 25 celsius. now, today, still going to be dry in most places. there'll still be some sunshine around, but it will feel much, much cooler. we've got high pressure sitting to the west of the uk, the warmth is getting pushed away into the continent, and around the top of the high pressure, we've got these cooler winds coming in behind a band of cloud, which, in the morning, is affecting southern counties of england. it will clear away, you could get one or two light showers coming in on a north—easterly wind into the south—east corner of england, the no

that wears the shirts in the royal family, but also the company providing shots for the likes of winston is. and it's a british brand, you make shirts in britain, that's very important. it is very important, made in england, that element and owning our own manufacturer is incredibly important, part of the dna and history of the brand. in particular it mentioned in your piece the move towards more personalisation and spoke, 35% of the shirts we make our bespoke, and for that you need a level of control to make sure you can deliver the level of product and the level of quality. so, making them in england gives us the proximity and control over the man fracturing process and that's why it's such a key element of the brand for now and obviously going forward. shirts, such big business. particularly of late because it strikes me there has been a sort of backlash, maybe our pa rents a sort of backlash, maybe our parents generation which was increasingly casual, there was a formality to the 50s and 60s and thenit formality to the 50s and 60s and then it got increasingly casual, and now there's

mcawane gets hit, and winston scooped it up and went 61 yards. the bears down 18 at the half.rter, it's the ducks breaking free, another big play. 74 yards on this one. oregon scored two plays later, and cal could not catch up falling 42-24. and then san jose state hosting hawaii. in the second quarter, it's the big man, boogie roberts pounding it in two yards to put sparty up, 7-3. and spartans did not want to win this game. it went to three overtimes. hawaii had after chance and finally won 44-41, the final. san jose state now 0-4. that was a difficult day for all of the schools. probably no more than san jose state, they just needed a make a field goal. it happens but was tough to watch. >> and robert beal looked worn-out and happy. >> yeah. >>> much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00, a teenager attacked by a shark in san diego. >>> and then total devastation in indonesia f at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've