to have so that and enjoy that sounds like two words we can leave it on great advice for our viewers heyman thank you for being with us on the day it was a pleasure thank you so much. well the day is nearly done but our conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter you can tweet at e w news or me at sarah harmon five three and don't forget to use our hash tag the day i'll see you tomorrow thanks for spending part of your day with me bye for now. to the conflict zone fronting the powerful. this week on your journey to lung good day for you tonight trace you my guest is the union's general secretary let mccloskey just so many struggling activists to lose their job capitalism trade union leader should be able to bring about a fair offer i'm sure equal britain what's the truth. in. thirty minutes w. . most of you. want. to thank you. with the senses. recognize. and experience the inexpressible. the cultural magazine. of arts twenty one on d w. two times in seventeen beethoven c'est vaughn from september and october first. welcome to quadriga that he sat on in the uk if the i love you

you can see only when you slow down there's already a global bestseller i'm joined in the studio by heyman soon and thanks for being with us today re so pleased to have you thank you for inviting me yeah it's great it's great to have you here in the studio is quite rare that we get a monk on the day as a guests or tell us what is the secret to being happier well one of the secret is slow down you know if we can slow down and actually appreciate it while we do and if we can feel more you know we can feel happier we're living in a very. goal oriented society you know results oriented and a process that we forget. we we had we've become disconnected from the process and actually enjoy what we do so i hear what you're saying slow down at the same time we can't all be buddhist monks we all have jobs we have relationships we have family demands so how concretely can we slow down without becoming unemployed and losing our relationships well if you have a ten seconds you know we can smile by smiling instantly our facial muscles it's all the lessons and at the same time our heart rate slows down re

wright came in he was going to eradicate the indians and that's where he hung a number of them at the heymans creek and that's where they got its name. it was a war against the indians. he burned their supplies and the worst thing he ever did he rounded up their horses -- there were over 700 indian horses and that's what they consider their wealth, the horses. he rounded up and killed every single one of them, they were shot to death. they had some pretty bad times from the whites during the early spokane times. spokane was a drawing for activity and it was a beautiful place with the river and the falls. the first white activity happened when people's built a sawmill here and they got word that there would be a railroad coming from the east to the west and it would go through spokane. it wasn't verified with a headword. it's because of this location and its resources and especially in the surrounding responses. spokane became a rail house. fiber is given to spokane and the railroads came. they had a massive timber and what brought the real rush, they were running out of timber in the east so

to have so net and enjoy that sounds like two words we can leave it on great advice for our viewers heyman thank you for being with us on the day it was a pleasure thank you so much. well the day is nearly done but our conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter you can tweet at the news or at me at sarah harman five three and don't forget to use our hash tag the day i'll see you tomorrow thanks for spending part of your day with me by for now. entering the conflict zone fronting the powerful. this recount examines in london the day good result for you night trade you my guest is the union's general secretary len mccluskey to some east conflict activists towards to junk capitalism dagoes the trade union leader who simply wants to bring about a fairer and more equal britain what's the truth. next on dealing with. ashtanga germany decides the day before the general election on t.w. the day dedicated to democracy from its dramatically doings in germany on to the present day how is the nation of culture faring election year democracy day september twenty third on d w. this week com

you can see only when you slow down there is already a global bestseller i'm joined in the studio by heyman soon and thanks for being with us today we're so pleased to have you thank you for inviting me yeah it's great it's great to have you here in the studio is quite rare that we get a monk on the day as a guest so tell us what is the secret to being happy here well one of the secret is slowing down you know if we can slow down and actually appreciate it while we do and we can feel more you know we can feel happier we're living in a very. goal oriented society you know results oriented in the process we forget. we've we had become disconnected from the process and actually enjoy what we do so i hear what you're saying slow down at the same time we can't all be buddhist monks we all have jobs we have relationships we have family demands so how concretely can we slow down without becoming unemployed and losing our relationships well if you have a ten seconds you know we can smile by smiling instantly our facial muscles it's all the lessons and at the same time our heart rate slows down real

in west virginia, prosecutors have dropped charges against journalist dan heyman of public news service, who was arrested in may and charged with willful -- well questioning secretary tom price inside the west virginia state capitol. heyman's arrest came as he pressed price about whether domestic violence would be categorized as a pre-existing condition under the republican'' proposed healthcare bill. heyman told reporters he was reeved afterhursday's decision to drop charges, saying -- "facing six months of jail time for asking a question as a journalist was pretty troubling." education secretary betsy devos said thursday the trump administration will roll back rules aimed at protecting survivors of sexual assault on college campuses. the move reverses president obama's 2011 directive on title ix, the federal law that prohibits sex-based discrimination at schools. speaking in arlington, virginia, devos said the changes were denying due process rights to those accused of rape and sexual sconduct on campuses. >> through intimidation and coercion, the failed system has clearly pushed scho

. >> louisiana sheriff's deputy brian heyman joined police and volunteers to make sure no one was left behind. >> do you think people were ready for this? do you think people had any clue this kind of thing was coming? >> i think it just came so fast, nobody expected 29 inches of rain after the initial storm. >> 860 to 900. >> at the airport, betty jo white is getting ready to board a plane to dallas. >> age 70. this will be my flight number. >> she was rescued by boat from her flooded apartment. the 73-year-old has never flown and has never been to dallas. she's not sure where she'll go when she arrives. >> i don't know what we're going to d. somebody's just going to have to help me on this one. take us in. >> reporter: in addition to these planes that are headed to dallas, there are buses that have been heading to places like san antonio. basically the idea is that getting out of beaumont's very difficult. most of these people would haven't a car anyway, butten if they did a lot of the roads are blocked off and flooded. >> anna, thank you very much. the flooded arkema chemical plant