also, very different, alpha, the new movie by albert hughes. and black kkklansman, the spike lee film. and the children act... yes. i'm very interested to hear what you say because i've read the novel... 0k. and i like it. so, so? and, you know, adapted from the novel by ian mcewan... yes. ..in the screenplay. so emma thompson is a high court judge, whose work is engulfing her life. she is involved in matters of life and death, very, very complicated cases — one of which is about a boy who's 17 years old, who's refusing a blood transfusion on religious grounds. but he is still technically a child, there is an argument about whether or not he's being forced into this position by his parents. she has also to deal with cases of conjoined twins and, you know, these are weighty philosophical issues. when she comes home, she brings the work home with her, and her husband, played by stanley tucci, is starting to feel shut out of their marriage. here's a clip. i'll make reservations for dinner, as i've had an awful day myself. and, um, we'll go drink

i think albert uses a talented director, however it has to be said it has been sitting around for about a year. it was meant to be released about a year ago. there was some controversy about animal rights on the set. it has had a sort of strange route to the screen. there are things in it that are very impressive. at its heart, it is the story of a boy and his dog on a quest. and that happens to bea his dog on a quest. and that happens to be a story that i'm a sucker for. iam too, to be a story that i'm a sucker for. i am too, as you know. i may well enjoy that one. and, goodness, the new spike lee. tell us all. he is backin new spike lee. tell us all. he is back in full force. this is based on the stranger than victory. .. back in full force. this is based on the stranger than victory... fiction story of ron stallworth. he joins the formerly all—white colorado police force and decides to infiltrate the ku klux klan. he gets an advert from the press, phones up and says he wants to join. even works is way up the chain all the way to david duke, the grand wizard. when it comes to face�

i've -- i thought i was going to be by myself out there and today i had an angel with me with albert being out there and i'm grateful that he see what is's happening and wants to stand up and do something about it as well. >> colin kaepernick tweeted "my brother took a knee protesting systemic oppression. stay strong, brothers." according to reports, four players raised their fists during the anthem while several others remained in the locker room. in may, the owners agreed to a national anthem policy where teams were would be fined if players didn't stand for the national anthem. those teams would decide how to punish those players but the league decided to put that policy on hold while they work it out with the players' union. only jerry jones, owner of the dallas cowboys, has said his players have to stand for the anthem. >> stay with me. i want to talk about this with our panel. i want to bring in abby phillip who is working where the president is in new jersey. another headline out of the president this morning, abby. >> absolutely. and i want to put this in context. we are on t

jorge: vamos a una pausa, albert, agarra vuelo de el aviÓn presidencial mÉxico, con una oferta muy por debajo de lo que les costÓ. vuelos perdidos con un camiÓn cargado de pon combustible en los Ángeles john mc. un camion cisterna jorge: un camiÓn cisterna con combustible estallÓ en llamas en autopista 105, cerca del aeropuerto de los Ángeles. provocÓ colapso de trÁfico. miles de conductores quedaron atorados, incluso muchos quienes iban al aeropuerto abandonaron sus autos y siguieron a pie con todo y maletas. despuÉs de 95 aÑos con el programa de adopciÓn de caridades catÓlicas de nueva york llega a su fin. la organizaciÓn de terminar el programa se produjo luego de que una pareja del mismo sexo solicitara la adopciÓn de un niÑo. segÚn la ley antidiscriminaciÓn del estado de nueva york, las organizaciones benÉficas catÓlicas no pueden rechazar la adopciÓn por parte de parejas homosexuales. el es director del centro para control y prevenciÓn de las enfermedades de los estados unidos, bajo la administraciÓn de obama, tomÁs frid fue arrestado en nueva yorken por ac

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albert thank you so much for being here this morning good to see you sir. >> well, coming up why these bees were swarming hot dog cart in times square and heat and humidity swarm mideast in the atlantic but relief might be in sight. we have the forecast for you if let's show you stock index futures up nasdaq, s&p up we're looking at gains between a 10th of one percent and a quarter of one percent. you're watching fbn:am. year, i am sorry about that. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during summer of audi sales event. the city that never sleeps buzzing yesterday but not in a way you might think. 20,000 honeybees swarming this hot dog stand in times square. the bees were relocated outside of manhattan an they were released but some hundreds still stayed hot dog vender had to close up shop. apparently heat we're experiencing right now especially in new york oz kad bees to swarm and search for a new home. >> that's right disturbing especially -- released. crowded times square of all places you know -- you. wel

in walter isakson's biography of albert einstein, he noted that einstein did not talk until he was four years old. [inaudible] for 3-year-old albert einstein had been brought in to the group and speculate on how he would've been diagnosed to. >> yeah, i see exactly where you're going with this. it's real not talking and not developing and hitting the prescribed milestones would be in trouble at the time. it was up to the top or to report children with disabilities and asperger claimed after the war that he did not report children who he could have reported. there is no way to prove that he might have withheld the names of some children. he may well have rescued children. i'm not here to deny that. maybe an individual, but virender protocol that einstein would've had to of been reported. >> the next row back. >> you mentioned the reason for getting rid of the term asperger -- [inaudible] >> in medical terms right now it is autism spec from disorder and that is all we have. often people say high functioning the malfunctioning yet i hate that. i don't think it describes necessarily what ch

it's the victoria and albert museum. >> in the previous story i showed you guys his relationship with his mom and going through the treatments but we also noticed what a wonderful attitude they had. i'm going to go there while you're having your chemo. thanks, mom. >> hey, everyone. welcome back. >> we have an update. >> if you know anything about me you know this is one of my favorite places in the world. i have an obsession with space. >> which is why this video is so cool. >> much to my surprise the other day i was sent a video from the international space station. >> wryeah. >> what? >> a cosmonaut in the international space station learned of his story and was so moved by his attitude, he got a video from the international space station. >> hello. i am a russian your fight against cancer has reached the space station. you should keep going and thank you for sharing your positive attitude. >> it's just such a thoughtful inspiring moment. >> i will show our >> goes over to the little window. it's definitely somewhere down there. >> it's really made my day. >> some days are better t

albert ionstein disproved -- einstein disproved the theory and he was nonarian and had toleave. his mind was dedicated to the search for truth and nazi having sold a lie were most afraid of truth. church was one force in germany strong enough to proclaim the truth in public. >> no doubt it's possible that we christians are in a grave battle. against us stands a faith out of blood. the battle signals range from cool repudiation to hate filled causes. weapons are used that centuries have dulled. the aim of this battle is to dislodge christianity from our fatherland. >> this catholic priest was arrested the following day on charges of immorality. the protestant church tried to fight for truth. >> he who desires liberty to for himself cannot denow others unless he lose what he gains. this is the great lesson the world can learn from germany. >> the nazis put hip in a crones station -- concentration camp there were others who spoke fortruth and i am proud to say that educators were among them. >> and what may i ask is an arian? i don't know my son. let's see what the so-called author

albert of sin and they say you know they're. mr palmer. eight point seven downtown weisberg this is johnson brains in arcade until ten o'clock tonight so i'm talking with some of the best music of two thousand and thirteen rendon playing the song but all. is. being. proved. in one thousand nine hundred i was the first woman to work in this one particular mine and my job was what they called the belt boy and then they started calling me the bell person because i was a female so when i would go into ground everybody would be kind of gathered to see this woman coming out of the mines you know and then i remember my face would be all black with the coldest since i was a little bit vain so i would have a handkerchief and i would wipe my face off before i would come outside so it would be all clean. so that it but the guys that always be looking for me to come out because it was just so amazing against in the see a woman working in the mines. it's all true. mon for mon morrow you. know well. i remember when i was in high school is i love the ear

i think he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: police say someone with albert fired back. two others were hit by stray bullets. a 57-year-old man was also shot by a stray bullet. a 63-year-old man was shot in the hand. both are expected to survive. residents say they are shocked by the shooting at the park. it's a place where kids play, people walk their dogs and enjoy sports. >> it was daytime and our kids could have been at the park, absolutely. that's terrifying, but not a reason to not go to the park in general, or leave the neighborhood. >> these were innocent people. >> we were just out having a good time and they were shooting like they did not care who got hit, who they were going to hit, they did not care. >> reporter: bullets also hit parked cars and at least one home in the area. berkeley police are asking witnesses to come forward and residents to check their surveillance cameras for any footage related to the shooting. live in berkeley, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> like we said again, so lucky more people weren't hurt and that the young man who w

wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: police say someone with albert fired back. two others were hit by stray bullets. a 57-year-old man was shot in the stomach. a 63-year-old was graced in . both are expected to survive. residents of the area say they were shocked by the shooting at the park. it's a place for kids play, people walk their dogs, and enjoy sports. >> it was daytime and our kids could have been at the park, absolutely. and that's terrifying. but, it's not a reason, you know, to not go to the park in general, or leave the neighborhood. >> these are innocent people. we were out having a good time and they were shooting like they did not care who got hit, who they were going to hit, they didn't care. >> reporter: bullets hit parked cars and at least one home in the neighborhood. berkeley police are asking witnesses to come forward and residents to check surveillance cameras for any footage related to the shooting. in berkeley, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a san jose man missing since last month has been found dead in yosemite national park. northeast

his character witnesses were to be his close friend albert einstein and author of morgenstern who was one of the cofounders of game theory and who served that day as godel's chauffeur. being a basket is mad, godel decided to make a close study of the american political institutions. on the eve of the hearing, godel called morgenstern in a state of agitation and it sounded a logical inconsistency. morgenstern was amused but he realized godel was dead serious and earth not to mention the matter to the judge . so in the short drive to trenton, einstein and morgenstern tried to distract godel with jokes and einstein being the practical one, it's a role reversal so they arrived at court and the judge whose name is the foreman was impressed by godel's witticisms. and he invited the trio up to his chambers. after some small talk he said to godel, up till now you held german citizenship. no, godel corrected, ouster you. it was under an evil dictatorship unfortunately not possible inamerica . on the contrary, i can explain how that might happen . he went on to explain and the judge indicated h

the main stage in downtown san jose, headliners including herb albert and lanny hall, johnny kill, and kool & gang. celebrate good times, come on. >>> i'm guessing the folks going to jazz fest can maybe wear shorts and a t-shirt as opposed to everyone outside lance who will be in their winter coat. >> exactly. of course, it's going to be nice down in san jose. perfect weather. but right now we are dealing with fog and low clouds you can see it with live doppler 7, some of the fog has creeped in across san francisco into parts of the bay. here's the golden gate bridge, you can barely see the lane changer. so we have dense fog this morning near the coast and then it's going to be very warm to hot inland with lingering smoke through parts of the north bay and east bay valleys. but cooler and better air quality comes in today and continues into the weekend. highs today in the south bay, san jose will be 86, gilroy 96 degrees and santa cruz 75 degrees. for the echb for the events going around the bay, perfect weather. check out the coast, still cool there with the sea breeze and cloud cover

for example how albert is making his. hello this is caught back along in my area there were about thirty producers allowed these all the way hydro this. but now i'm the only one left the smaller ones has been bought by big oil companies some have gone bankrupt. you will feel and tell me how lovely big fish and i'm sixty years old i started to as old i see working and as a profession militiaman fifteen years old. how have you managed to survive this has been difficult and i have been many times on on. on the brink of. bankruptcy you know but i vowed to do this this is the only thing i know to dos all i will continue as long as i can stand. i'm so happy with goodnight and many others here are they respect the old method how we produce it you know i produce it the old way as my grandfather taught my father and my father taught me and and i'm teaching my grandchildren now. most of all we hope that i did something right in something good and that people are now trying to do immoral for foraging trying to find out more producer

another gang member albert letchford is covertly filmed on a different boat with francis wade, who was found not guilty. they're in ramsgate preparing another trip to france. but after nearly tipping the boat over, francis wade calls leonard powell to tell him the water's too dangerous. the pair then struggle to get the gps system to work. we are both trying, we've put the thing in front of us... francis wade sets of the following day but has to be rescued after he says he deliberately runs out of fuel after getting suspicious about the reason for the journey. he also nearly collides with a shipping container. yet another failed trip for the gang meant they had to be even more creative. george and leonard powell meet sabah dulaj to buy a jet ski to do the job instead. returning to do the job but it is their intention to do that and i think that demonstrates just how reckless the crime group is. today at the old bailey the verdicts of all eight defendants were read out. those found guilty were father and son leonard and alfie powell alongside gang members albert letchford and wayne bath

in miami kenny stills and albert wilson took a knee during the national anthem while defensive safety robert quin raised his fist in the air. philadelphia eagles safety malco malcolm jenkins also raised his fist during the anthem. >> i think it's important we keep this conversation going. >> reporter: friday morning president trump ticking to twitter saying players wanted to show their outrage that most of them are unable to define, telling the players to stand proudly for the anthem or be suspended without pay. >> i love my teammates, and that's what we're talking about. i did what i had, it was love. >> reporter: taking the option by a new league policy that allows players to stay in the locker room if they don't want to stand. the nfl said thursday it will not discipline players for protesting while working with the players association to reach a solution to the policy. former quarterback colin kaepernickho started this has tweeted his support for the players. >>> radar nation, your season starts tonight in the colosseum. the raiders take on the detroit lions as the head coach you

woods get albert pujols who is not exactly a speedster. here is the play of the night. beautiful to rob the yankees. 15-7 boston polishes off the new york yankees tonight. and the giant, slater. he thought he forgot the ball. he didn't. there you go. watch him. it is in your glove. no problem. right there. and all worth checking out for a thursday night. that is the sporting life. >> that guy playing second for the giants, man is he fast. >> youngster and i think he yesterday. um, phil's mom died. it wasn't unexpected, he was with her, and she went very peacefully in her sleep. she and i had a special connection. we all did. but mostly me. she said i was just like her. was she weirdly competitive, too? the whole family is going down to florida tomorrow to be with phil for the service. it's such a relief. i can feel how much he needs me right now. there they are. hey, guys. oh! oh, you brought my neck pillow. i missed you so much. phil, i'm so sorry. thanks. grace was such a kind and whimsical soul. the different animals she put antlers on for christmas cards-- inspired.

and today i had an angel with me with albert being out there. and, you know, i'm grateful that he sees what's happening and he wants to stand up and do something about it as well. >> and for the steelers eagles game the eagles malcolm jenkins and raised their fist. jenkins says he is trying to get the conversation going and not waiting to see what the league does. you may recall back in the spring the nfl said players who kneel or sit during the anthem would be fine. when the union balked at that the nfl suspended the rule. now it appears the league is leaning back in that direction saying and i'm quoting all player and nonpersonnel non-player personnel on the field at the time are expected to stands during the presentation of the flag and performance of the anthem. personnel who do not wish to do so can choose to remain in the locker room. and the president, as you noted certainly hasn't changed his stance tweeting, quoting again: be happy, be cool. a football game that fans are paying so much money to watch and enjoy is no place to protest. mo

instead i had an angel with me with albert being out there. and, you know, i'm grateful that he sees what's happening and he wants to stand up and do something about it as well. >> the president, a strong opponent of the protest since last september tweeted the nfl players are at it again. taking a knee when they should be standing proudly for the national anthem. numerous players from different teams wanted to show their outrage at something that most of them are unable to define. be happy, be cool, a fortune game that fans are paying so much money to watch and enjoy is no place to protest. stand proudly for your national anthem or be suspended without pay. in may, the nfl updated its rules obligating players to stand during the anthem or wait in the locker room until it finished. but the nfl players' union argued this violated the collective bargaining agreement. the league agreed to freeze enforcement while discussions continue. collin kaepernick who launched the protests two years ago tweeted supports for dolphin's stills and wilson and th

kenny stills and albert wilson of the miami dolphins, they took a knee. we don't expect any of the nfl players to face any repercussions since the league's enforcement of anthem policy was suspended. on thursday, the nfl reiterated its stance that it expects every player on the field to stand during the anthem. the protests on the field over systemic oppression pushed forward. white supremacists, did you hear what i said, white supremacists and members of the alt right will descend on washington for unite the right sequel this weekend. security will be very tight. and a state of emergency has been declared for virginia on the one-year anniversary of the deadly charlottesville rally. joining me now to discuss, mark thompson, the host of sirius xm's progressive radio. phil rucker, msnbc political analyst. matt walsh, reason magazine. and tim o'brien, msnbc contributor. mark, i must go to you first. last night, the man who started the protest, colin kaepernick, tweeted this, my brother continued his protest of systemic oppression tonight by taking a knee. al

this is albert and this is an ovary and it will remain in place. after the uterine transplant eggs taken from the woman's ovary are fertilized in vitro. the embryo is then transferred to the new transplanted womb. i think that this is the vagina or. the uterus out. as with other organ transplants the patient is given immune suppressants to prevent rejection so far there's been little research on possible long term effect on mother and child. presented the results of her first transplant at a gynecologist congress in stuttgart. the procedure is controversial because it's not a life saving measure like say a liver or heart transplant and many view it more as a personal choice. what tied him down who decides which woman gets to have the child she wants and which doesn't it just there are pros and cons when it comes to uterine transplant and we need to have an open discussion about the issue in germany. so far that debate hasn't taken place the german ethics council has yet to officially address the issue. professor. is a member of the council she spec

critics contend it gave albert sons the means to take the company public without asking shareholders. >>> do you want to work from home? this is your chance. the ecommerce giant is posting jobs for over 230 virtual or work-from-home positions. most are full-time in customer service, sales, or resources. in addition to working home they get medical and dental, a 401(k) company plan, stock, and discount on amazon products. >> you had me at work in your pajamas. >> right? sounds good to me. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, diane. >>> still ahead, coming home, family of a fallen korean war veteran finds some closure after nearly seven decades. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an

police reporting she was carrying a knife three officers were sent to the scene and tried to persuade albert shot her to drop the knife when she failed to respond they tasered her as she was arrested and charged with trespassing and obstructing officers or relatives over the woman who say she doesn't speak english and suffers from dementia therefore did not understand police come ons to drop the knife nevertheless officers justify their actions put myself on the lips at night and then actually to put it down to it trying to make her understand she continued walking it was time to four days. several other recent police incidents of also start controversy you may find the following images disturbing. some countries build walls to keep migrants out but denmark is building a wall to keep its animals in. well known wild boar lot of the water out of good swimmers. on the plains to say we can just add a few metres to the point. but also asylum seekers and those. regardless of how the fence set up strengthen border control. well it has been a month since the fifo world cup in russia ended but the me

albert pujols watching from the dugout. top of the second. a run scores. the giants take the early lead. bottom of the 7th inning. he said something to yasiel puig to get this benches clearing brawl started. clutch hit again. brandon belt comes in to they would be ejected. the giants lose the lead but get it back and win this one 2- 1. he gets the clutch hit again. the giants win another close game 2-1. they are five games back of first. taking on the mariners. his 100th home run of his career. second... the a's hold on to win 3-2... back of bottom of the 9th. a's 3-2 lead. the a's win this one 3-2 is the final. they are a game back of the astros up the division -- in the division. to the raiders. oakland is trying to see if penn with kirk out of the right -- work out of the right side of the offensive line. >> i had to switch real fast. been doing it for so long. it is tough. we have a good thing going here. i want to win. >> hopefully they will win some games and we have both the a's and the dodgers and giants wrapping up their series tomorrow. should be

he didn't, but his partner, richard albert did. there will at harvard was they could give it to graduate students, but not to undergraduates. but that broke down. and actually coming in broke that story is dr. andrew weil was that the crimson man and was really pissed off that he wouldn't give them any psychedelics. so where was i.? so ken kesey, the novelist participate in an experiment organized by the cia. the cia turned on can tv. he realizes this is amazing and starts trying to does everybody he can. and that is 61, 62 also. so it is kind of amazing to think that the 60s might've been a cia mind control experiment gone really bad or good depending on the perspective. >> i mean, yeah, you write in your book that like every culture that is tried to kind of shutter these drugs. that made me think of there is something inherent or dangerous or threatening. will that be the end of the result? >> because it was threatening then doesn't necessarily mean is threatening now and i'll explain why. i mean, many cultures have been threaten

despite the -- let's be generous and say scepticism with which we might greet albert bender's story, the idea that government agents and these sinister men in black are working to hide true information really gains popularity and it really takes off going through the '60s and '70s. and there's an interesting phenomenon going on with just the men in black themselves in that quite often they're characterized as all together human agents of the state, but at the same time they're given many inhuman or unearthly characteristics, characteristics that very often ally the difference between the scientific and supernatural explanations we've been talking about. quite often, almost demonic powers are ascribed to the men in black. walking as though they are not of this earth. not blinking. unnatural powers of persuasion. even up to and including the idea that when they appear an odor of sulfur also appears. this very, very literal call-back to folk lore about demonic appearance. the fact that that traditionally they also appear in numbers of three also heavily rooted in kind of mystical supern

because albert's going to be finished yaba the hood. and then move all comes over from sydney annoyed through to us all to me in. the group will be looking to rally left wing voters and pressured german politicians to create a left wing government stand up is also looking to win over so-called protest voters those who strongly oppose the way germany is heading today its leader sorrow next is against the current administration's open borders policy and says that migrants unlimited access to germany's labor market should come to an end there have to be open borders for the persecuted but we certainly can say that anyone who wants to you may come to germany claim social benefits and look who work it's detached from reality according to a poll as many as thirty four percent of german voters could vote for the new movement if elections were to take place we heard from a german m.p. who has pledged her support for the new movement. yeah as it will happen we have a exchanging immigration especially with bernie sanders possible in the united st

still to come: sounds of hope, the first disability—led group is set to play at london's royal albert hall. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed, i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today, in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last ten days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we're all with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people, in his hometown of krakow. "stay with us, stay with us," chanted this ocean of humanity. "well, well," joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?" you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: the aid operation accelerates in the indian state of kerala. more than a million people are living in relief camps. venezuela's neighbours say they're st

most google's here at elizabeth's albert comprehensive school in bonn say they were the headscarf voluntarily. and almost all of the students here are muslim but only very few of them actually where he job under the age of fourteen what is striking though all the girls i talked to say they plan to wear one in future some teachers are critical of this trend but they feel a ban would be counterproductive. the state islam teachers at the comprehensive school in bonn take a different approach. meir gunsmiths that's the it's very important to me as a teacher to enter the debate this shouldn't be a straight ban but there should be a conversation with schoolgirls who are searching for answers wearing a headscarf is of course a symbol that strengthens one's identity so to ask about such a personal decision i can only do this when this trust and the tone sixth grade islam class is supposed to inspired these peoples to critically analyze the religion to make room for open discussion and allow different interpretations of the koran. you also have to think about how things were fourteen hundred years ago

another gang member, albert letchford was covertly filmed on a different boat with francis wade who was found not guilty. they are in ramsgate, preparing another trip to france. but, after nearly tipping the boat over, francis wade calls leonard powell to tell him the water is too dangerous. it was that choppy out there, it nearly tipped the thing over. the pair then struggled to get the gps system to work. we are trying. we are both trying. we still cannot do it. francis wade set off the following day but has to be rescued after he says he deliberately runs out of fuel after getting suspicious about the reason for the journey. he also nearly collides with a shipping container. yet another failed trip for the gang meant they had to be even more creative. george and leonard powell made sabah dulaj buy a jet ski to do the job instead. the vessel may have had to refuel at the other side before returning, but it is feasible, and it is their intention to do that and it shows and demonstratesjust how reckless the crime is. today at the old bailey the verdicts of all eight defendants were read

targeted a busy market just outside the albert hall the hospital the biggest hospital in the day and one in which hundreds of thousands of people depend on is only one of just one hundred medical facilities. in the u.n. humanitarian coordinator lisa grundy held a press conference moments ago in which she described the shocking saying the loss of lives could not be justified and also warned that there needs to be a ceasefire because if it doesn't happen the humanitarian situation is going to get even worse than it is that all specifically wants at least a three day cease fire to vaccinate the population in what they all call it now the yemeni infrastructure for water and sanitation has largely been destroyed by the ass like something that's already caused an outbreak of cholera are the last in the world that's affected more than a million people now the u.n. agencies us say that the contract could be on the brink of another massive outbreak of the disease liz get on that the u.n. humanitarian coordinator in that press conference said that they were seeing more and more people being br

well it is important to note that the international community agreed decades ago that albert space is no place for the military in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven the us signed what is known as the outer space treaty which prohibits weapons of mass destruction in outer space and limits the use of the moon and other planets to peaceful purposes only or that makes one of my pins is tweets from earlier today disconcerting to say the least the vice president tweeted that the president trump is committed to preparing for the next battlefield where america's best and bravest will be called to deter and defeat a new generation of threats to our people and our nation the time has come to his dad bush the united states space force. well the family separation crisis at the us mexico border it was supposed to end last month when a federal judge ordered the trumpet ministration to reunite all families of a deadline to reunite was july twenty sixth a majority of the two thousand families have been reunited but some remain apart and this story it got the attention of an unlikely group grannie

simulators so it i'm sure that will be a big big big step forward for the next three years with our science albert on xmen thanks so much for breaking down what eolus will be doing for us from leipzig joining us this morning saying you're. let's give you a modern now some of the top stories we're following for you australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull this claims of power and this calls for his from his own party for him to resign turnbull says so quit if his labor party no longer supports him and his second leadership vote that's on friday no australian prime minister has served a full three year term in over a decade. and the u.s. and china have slapped a new round of tariffs on each other both targeting sixteen billion dollars of goods u.s. and chinese officials are holding talks in washington to diffuse this escalating trade dispute. this is deja vu news live from berlin thanks so much for being with us. how would you like. a guy with data to sell them to any is thinking about possibly buying i need to. compete he explains that. each time we are on line we need behind trances which say i

members of the right wing pro unionist citizens party in catalonia joined in as well with its president albert riviera and of moving ribbons tied to roadside fences. enough bubbling places belong to all catalonians who will defend them every day to day in l.l. and removed the yellow ribbons from public spaces will continue to defend the streets beaches and squares of catalonia meanwhile problem dependents activists have been busy putting the ribbons back again they say they represent democracy and those who remove them are restricting the freedom of secession supporters cattle and politicians were arrested for their role in an independence referendum last october which was ruled illegal by madrid the leaders of the movement were accused of rebel rebellion and sedition referendum sparked mass protests and clashes between demonstrators and police. threatening to pull the united states out of the world trade organization he told bloomberg t.v. that the u.s. might leave the organization if it doesn't shape up sowed the seeds of the threat months ago. it's created the united states very badly and i

perspective that westerners are in a different category altogether whether they're black or other ethnicities albert says i went there as a researcher from my european university when my host university realized i'm black they treated me like a subhuman. if you want to go to china as a black person make sure you have a u.s. or british passport he goes on to say it's a perception that anything or anyone from the u.s. and europe is best and that all from africa black is bad the advantage for african americans is that they had the u.s. passport to cure their blackness. hoping you can weigh in here on this one do you think that having that u.s. passport gives you a slight edge up. absolutely and that happens all over that happened to me when i was the intro career that happened to me when i was in holland you know i got treated differently then i person from syria and any type of cool factor that i have or any type of privilege i have here if it really is directed to the fact that i have an american parents support. my. my blackness that all know that that is one hundred percent correct we got this comm

the german armies had swept over holland, broken the line on the albert canal, and for all anyone knew, were preparing to smash against the allied front with all their power. that was the situation, dangerous but obscure, on the evening of may 13. on the 14th and 15th, it became clear that the german breakthrough south of namur was in the greatest strength and that the french ninth army, attacked while moving into position, had been shattered. without doubt, this was the point of mortal danger, and the french high command ordered the abandonment of these positions, although they had not yet been attacked. those positions were abandoned solely because of the situation developing along the meuse near sedan. in the meantime, the french seventh army had been ordered to make its historic forced march far to the south into the area threatened by the rapidly advancing german spearheads. this army was not used to attack the german flank, but rather was used as a plug to restore the broken front. throughout, the allies had placed their faith not in offense but defense, and the defense was doome

of the right wing program unionist citizens party in catalonia joined in as well with its president albert riviera removing ribbons tied to roadside fences. enough public places belong to all catalonians defend them every day today and removed the yellow ribbons from the expenses were continued to defend the streets and squares of catalonia meanwhile pro independence activists have been busy putting the ribbons back they say they represent democracy and those who remove them are restricting the freedom of secession supporters of catalan politicians were arrested for their role in an independence referendum last october which was ruled illegal by madrid the leaders of the movement were accused of rebellion and sedition referendum sparked mass protests and clashes between demonstrators and police. the nobel committee has defended its decision to award myanmar's prime minister a peace prize that's despite a united nations report on the mass killing and atrocities committed by the country's government forces against the range of minority claims the government denies here's artie's donald quart

members of the right wing pro unionists citizens party in catalonia joined in as well for this president albert riviera removing ribbons tied to roadside fences. enough public places belong to all catalonians who will defend them every day. today in l.l.m. removed the yellow ribbons from fabric spaces will continue to defend the streets the churches and squares of catalonia meanwhile pro independence activists have been busy putting the ribbons back they say they represent democracy to remove them restricting the freedom of secession supporters catalonians began using the yellow ribbons to show their support for job politicians who were arrested for taking part in the independence referendum last october. the nobel committee's defended its decision to award myanmar's prime minister a peace prize that's despite a united nations report on the mass killing and atrocities committed by the country's government forces against the range a minority has the details the treatment of the real hinge a minority in myanmar equates to genocide that's the conclusion made by the un with ethnic cleansing happeni

members of the right wing pro unionist citizens party in catalonia joined in as well with its president albert riviera removing ribbons tied to roadside fences enough bubbling places belong to all catalonians who will defend them every day to day no longer remove the yellow ribbons from public spaces were continued to defend the streets beaches and squares of catalonia and while probably dependents activists have been busy putting the ribbons back again they say they represent democracy and those who remove them are restricting the freedom of secession supporters and politicians were arrested for their role in independence referendum last october which was illegal by madrid the leaders of the movement were accused of rebellion and sedition the referendum sparked mass protests and clashes between demonstrators and police. allegations of racism have cast a shadow over one kind of its bid to be the new governor of florida in the united states. he is an articulate spokesman for those far left views and he's a charismatic candidate so we've got to work hard to make sure that we continue florida goi

welcome back to worlds apart because john albert the american journalist and documentary filmmaker says mr. just before the break you were saying that you had a choice of either going to cuba or coming to moscow and you chose mosca and i know that you have something under the table to show as i do have something i have my my my props here. if you see this yeah and i can see the name of a legendary russian hockey player who just lost fifty seven days why do you have a. look at this and obviously we have your name here as well but still so so when i was growing up. i didn't want to be a journalist i can tell you how i became a journalist but it was completely accidental my dream was to be a hockey player. but my reality was that i still don't get i wasn't good enough. i was always very enthusiastic but in on town that hockey player but my friend i'm working with on a number of projects one is the first and last hockey game ever on the north pole can you skate really. do you got here because next year around this time it basically to call attention to environmental crisis of the north pole