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Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : September 6, 2018 9:00pm-10:00pm PDT
you. >> thank you. >>> joining us, gloria borger, john dean and carl bernstein as well. i don't know if surreal is the word we're in this situation where you have all these senior officials coming forward and making statements to the president and then being read closely by the white house. >> it's a little kind of dare leaderish. the stunning notion to me, it's not just senior administration officials, it is the vice president of the united states, saying, i didn't say that the president is a national security risk. it is people who are running the intelligence community who felt the need, the director of the fbi, who felt the need go out there and say, i didn't say that the president was a national security risk. i mean, there is something so surreal, is the word about this, that this notion as these statements come in, somehow they're being delivered, hand-delivered to the president who is reading them, that's good, okay, fine, i know pence didn't do it. let's go to the next one. the question is i would ask is, why believe any of them. i think jim acosta pointed that out. what goo
you. >> thank you. >>> joining us, gloria borger, john dean and carl bernstein as well. i don't know if surreal is the word we're in this situation where you have all these senior officials coming forward and making statements to the president and then being read closely by the white house. >> it's a little kind of dare leaderish. the stunning notion to me, it's not just senior administration officials, it is the vice president of the united states, saying, i didn't say...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : September 7, 2018 5:00pm-6:00pm PDT
the legendary investigative reporter carl bernstein. maggie, if i can begin with you, listen, the president here clearly wants to find out as quickly as possible who wrote this op-ed. cnn reporting that the white house at least has said it has narrowed down the list of suspects, similar to your reporting from last night. i'm curious. what have you been learning about that, and do you believe they're actually narrowing down this list, or as jeff was saying earlier, trying to distract from the message of this op-ed? >> i don't think it's trying to distract from the message. i think they're trying to please the president. the president has raised the question of treason, as you noted, not just publicly, but in private conversations with several people. it is not treason, to your point for a variety of reasons. but, look, i think that you are seeing, as we often see, the split between this president and the presidency. not just in the fact of what this op-ed writer was saying, but how everything has unfolded since. the president wants doj to do something that doj is almost certainly n
the legendary investigative reporter carl bernstein. maggie, if i can begin with you, listen, the president here clearly wants to find out as quickly as possible who wrote this op-ed. cnn reporting that the white house at least has said it has narrowed down the list of suspects, similar to your reporting from last night. i'm curious. what have you been learning about that, and do you believe they're actually narrowing down this list, or as jeff was saying earlier, trying to distract from the...
Andrea Mitchell Reports : MSNBCW : September 12, 2018 9:00am-10:00am PDT
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Anita Hill Opening Statement and Questions by Biden and Specter : CSPAN : September 23, 2018 2:57pm-4:40pm EDT
with one of your most recent statements, according to a man by the name of carl stewart, who says he met year. ran into you at the american bar association convention in hillta, where professor stated to me in the presence of stanley grayson, how great clarence's nomination was and how much he deserved it. we went on to discuss judge eehaxayqzaxaxahahaxahahqhaxahac for an additional 30 minutes or so. there was no mention of sexual harassment or anything negative about judge thomas. he stated during that conversation. there is a statement from stanley grayson corroborating what carlton stewart has said. my question is, did mr. stewart accurately state what happened with you at that meeting? professor hill: as i recall at that meeting, i did see girls and stewart and we did discuss the nomination. carlton stewart and we did discuss the nomination. he was very excited about the nomination. i believe those were his words, how great it was that clarence thomas was nominated. i only said that it was a great opportunity for clarence thomas. i did not say that it was a good thing, this no
with one of your most recent statements, according to a man by the name of carl stewart, who says he met year. ran into you at the american bar association convention in hillta, where professor stated to me in the presence of stanley grayson, how great clarence's nomination was and how much he deserved it. we went on to discuss judge eehaxayqzaxaxahahaxahahqhaxahac for an additional 30 minutes or so. there was no mention of sexual harassment or anything negative about judge thomas. he stated...
Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown : CNNW : September 15, 2018 7:00pm-8:01pm PDT
, look at him. out for a day, trapping beaver with local trapper carl. >> carl: no. >> martin: no? >> anthony: so the bait is wood? >> martin: yeah. they just eat the -- the bark. >> anthony: they eat the bark? >> martin: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> anthony: now i understand in pioneer days, beaver was the financial engine of canada. >> martin: yeah. >> anthony: empires were built on it. every hat practically in the world was a -- was made of a beaver pelt. >> martin: that's why today it's the, uh, icon of canada. >> anthony: to a lesser extent, the tradition continues today. carl continues to trap, usually called on by provincial officials to trap beaver and clear away dams and control what can become a destructively overpopulated situation. >> carl: yeah. >> martin: ah, oui? >> anthony: hello, my little friend. >> martin: oh, that -- this is a young one. and those, uh, are -- are the one we want to eat. >> anthony: what would you compare the meat to? is there anything like it? >> martin: the -- that's the thing, you know. there's nothing -- nothing like it. you know, when you eat beave
, look at him. out for a day, trapping beaver with local trapper carl. >> carl: no. >> martin: no? >> anthony: so the bait is wood? >> martin: yeah. they just eat the -- the bark. >> anthony: they eat the bark? >> martin: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> anthony: now i understand in pioneer days, beaver was the financial engine of canada. >> martin: yeah. >> anthony: empires were built on it. every hat practically in the world was a -- was made of a...
Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown : CNNW : September 23, 2018 12:00am-1:00am PDT
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BBC News : BBCNEWS : September 22, 2018 1:00pm-1:31pm BST
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the 21 races, the latest at magny—cours. that took him level with carl fogarty at the top of the sport's all—time titles list. absolutely incredible. i don't have many words. we played our cards perfectly this weekend with one lap pace and are trying to be fast over the race. i feel so pace and are trying to be fast over the race. ifeel so blessed and lucky right now with the opportunities i have. just a young kid with a dream from northern ireland and now four times world champion. beyond my wildest dreams. premiership leaders saracens continued their perfect start to the season as they scored eight tries to beat bath. winger liam williams scored a hat—trick as they won by 50—27 at home. exeter are still breathing down their necks, thanks to victory at home to worcester. also wins today for northampton in the pro 14, 0spreys have gone to the top of conference a, with a 22—8 victory at zebre in northern italy. luke morgan scored the only try of the game in a fairly scrappy encounter. all the other 0spreys points came from the boot of welsh international sam davies there's
the 21 races, the latest at magny—cours. that took him level with carl fogarty at the top of the sport's all—time titles list. absolutely incredible. i don't have many words. we played our cards perfectly this weekend with one lap pace and are trying to be fast over the race. i feel so pace and are trying to be fast over the race. ifeel so blessed and lucky right now with the opportunities i have. just a young kid with a dream from northern ireland and now four times world champion. beyond...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : September 4, 2018 11:00pm-11:31pm BST
carl bernstein during watergate did so much to bring down richard nixon. woodward is a washington institution. bob woodward finally managed to speak to the president, but only after the book was finished. so help me god. it is certainly a bad one for the embattled attorney general, jeff sessions, who mr trump apparently described as "mentally retarded" and "a dumb southerner". and there are insights into the legal advice the president received about talking to the special counsel, robert mueller. "don't testify", his former lawyer told him. "it's either that or an orange jumpsuit". the president last appeared before the cameras yesterday, on what looked like an aborted golf trip. and now, yet another diversion. the white house claims the book is nothing more than fabricated stories, many by former disgruntled employees. the white house chief of staff, john kelly, has also issued a statement saying he didn't call the president an idiot. he has also referred to a statement in may saying the statement in may saying the statement was total bs, in his words. it is crucial that the whit
carl bernstein during watergate did so much to bring down richard nixon. woodward is a washington institution. bob woodward finally managed to speak to the president, but only after the book was finished. so help me god. it is certainly a bad one for the embattled attorney general, jeff sessions, who mr trump apparently described as "mentally retarded" and "a dumb southerner". and there are insights into the legal advice the president received about talking to the special...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : September 4, 2018 8:00pm-9:01pm BST
—respected journalist, a reputation he established during watergate with his work alongside carl bernstein in bringing down richard nixon. this is an extraordinarily explosive book. he describes a white house in chaos, a west wing suffering from a nervous breakdown, an administrative coup d'etat, as he puts it, where aides would simply hide pieces of paper that the president wanted to sign to stop him committing to policies that would damage america. and listen to these quotes from the white house chief of staffjohn kelly, who describes donald trump as "unhinged." "he's an idiot, it's pointless to try to convince him of anything. he's gone off the rails. we are in crazy town. i don't even know why any of us are here, this is the worstjob i've ever had." and here is donald trump's withering assessment of his attorney generaljeff sessions. "this guy is mentally retarded," he says. "he's this dumb southerner." now given bob woodward's standing in washington, sophie, this is going to be hard to write off as fake news. indeed, this feels like real, authentic history. nick bryant speak
—respected journalist, a reputation he established during watergate with his work alongside carl bernstein in bringing down richard nixon. this is an extraordinarily explosive book. he describes a white house in chaos, a west wing suffering from a nervous breakdown, an administrative coup d'etat, as he puts it, where aides would simply hide pieces of paper that the president wanted to sign to stop him committing to policies that would damage america. and listen to these quotes from the white...
BBC News at Five : BBCNEWS : September 12, 2018 5:00pm-6:01pm BST
will be looking more at the impact on people's wages with carl emmerson from the institute of fiscal studies atjust after 5:30pm, so stay with us for that. the warnings could not be starker from the united states. the storm could not be stronger. hurricane florence is being described by the us weather service as a monster and the "storm of a lifetime" and its expected to strengthen further as it heads towards the southeast of the country. more than a million people have been ordered to leave coastal areas and emergencies have been declared in several states. the main roads out our choked and shops have been emptied as people tried to prepare in these final hours. donald trump says the hurricane is the biggest in decades but insists the authorities are ready. our correspondent, laura trevalyan, is in wilmington in north carolina. it looks rather lovely and sunny where you are at the moment but what is actually like? the surf is already up. right now hurricane florence is about 450 mars away from us, bearing down on skype currently a category four hurricane with winds of 130 miles an h
will be looking more at the impact on people's wages with carl emmerson from the institute of fiscal studies atjust after 5:30pm, so stay with us for that. the warnings could not be starker from the united states. the storm could not be stronger. hurricane florence is being described by the us weather service as a monster and the "storm of a lifetime" and its expected to strengthen further as it heads towards the southeast of the country. more than a million people have been ordered...
lost the next two before taking the final two sets. team gb or without both andy murray and carl edmonds, and must win the best of five to be seeded in next year's new davis cup. after a difficult starting the season for manchester united, lukaku defended his manager. they have lost two of their opening three league matches but the belgian striker believes jose three league matches but the belgian striker believesjose mourinho is the right man in charge. people know a side of him which is a winner. what i like about him is that he is not going to think his emotions. when he is mad, you know he is mad. when he is mad, you know he is mad. when he is happy, you see he is happy. when he is happy, you see he is happy- my when he is happy, you see he is happy. my relationship with its cool happy. my relationship with its cool. he makes us laugh, he's a real guide. he fights for his players. but he is real. people need to appreciate that. there are people who are building this world like him. and you can see more of dion dublin's interview with romelu lukaku on football focus tomorrow a
lost the next two before taking the final two sets. team gb or without both andy murray and carl edmonds, and must win the best of five to be seeded in next year's new davis cup. after a difficult starting the season for manchester united, lukaku defended his manager. they have lost two of their opening three league matches but the belgian striker believes jose three league matches but the belgian striker believesjose mourinho is the right man in charge. people know a side of him which is a...
BBC News at Six : BBCNEWS : September 4, 2018 6:00pm-6:31pm BST
he established during watergate with his work alongside carl bernstein in bringing down richard nixon. this is an extraordinarily explosive book. he describes white house in chaos, a west wing suffering from a nervous break down, and administrative coups d'etat, as he puts it, where aides would simply hide pieces of paper that the president wanted to sign to stop him committed to policies that would damage america. and listen to these quotes from the white house chief of staffjohn kelly, who described donald trump as unhinged. he's an idiot, it's pointless to try to convince him of anything, he's gone off the rails, we are in crazy town, i don't even know why any of us are town, i don't even know why any of us are here, this is the worstjob i've ever had. and donald trump's withering assessment of his attorney general, jeff sessions, this guy is mentally retarded, he says. he is this dumb southerner. given bob woodward's standing in washington, this is going to be hard to write off as fake news. indeed, this feels like a real, authentic history. nick bryant in washington, thank
he established during watergate with his work alongside carl bernstein in bringing down richard nixon. this is an extraordinarily explosive book. he describes white house in chaos, a west wing suffering from a nervous break down, and administrative coups d'etat, as he puts it, where aides would simply hide pieces of paper that the president wanted to sign to stop him committed to policies that would damage america. and listen to these quotes from the white house chief of staffjohn kelly, who...
BBC News at Ten : BBCNEWS : September 4, 2018 10:00pm-10:31pm BST
of its author, bob woodward, whose work alongside carl bernstein during watergate did so much to bring down richard nixon. woodward is a washington institution. bob woodward finally managed to speak to the president but only after the book was finished. so help me god. it's certainly a bad one for the embattled attorney generaljeff sessions, who mr trump apparently described as "mentally retarded" and "a dumb southerner". and there are insights into the legal advice the president received about talking to the special counsel robert mueller. "don't testify", his former lawyer told him. "it's either that or an orange jumpsuit". the president last appeared before the cameras yesterday on what looked like an aborted golf trip. and now, yet another diversion. the white house claims the book is nothing more than fabricated stories, many by former disgruntled employees. the white house chief of staffjohn kelly has also issued a statement saying he did not call the president an idiot. he also referred to a statement he made in may saying the allegation then was total bs, in his words. it
of its author, bob woodward, whose work alongside carl bernstein during watergate did so much to bring down richard nixon. woodward is a washington institution. bob woodward finally managed to speak to the president but only after the book was finished. so help me god. it's certainly a bad one for the embattled attorney generaljeff sessions, who mr trump apparently described as "mentally retarded" and "a dumb southerner". and there are insights into the legal advice the...
BBC World News America : KQED : September 4, 2018 2:30pm-3:01pm PDT
work alongside carl bernstein during down richard nix. woodward is a washington institution. bob: president trump, how are nick: it is certainly a bad one for the embattled attorney general, jeff sessions, who mr ump apparently describes asal mently retarded and a dumb southerner. there are sights into the vice the president received about talking to robert mueller. "don't testify," his former lawyer told him. "it is either that or an orange ppmpsuit." the president lastred on cameras yesterday on what looks like an aborted golf trip. and now, yet another diversion. the white house claiat the book is nothing but fabricated stories, many by former disgntled employees. john kly has issued a atement saying he did not call the president an idiot. llgly, perhaps, the white house has not used the phrase " fake news," its usual blanket condemnation of the media. maybe that is because it is up against bob woodward, a journalist of such rigor, a journalist known for his fairness. many readers willn see accurate rendering of history. nick bryant, bbc news, at the white house. laura: for mo
work alongside carl bernstein during down richard nix. woodward is a washington institution. bob: president trump, how are nick: it is certainly a bad one for the embattled attorney general, jeff sessions, who mr ump apparently describes asal mently retarded and a dumb southerner. there are sights into the vice the president received about talking to robert mueller. "don't testify," his former lawyer told him. "it is either that or an orange ppmpsuit." the president lastred...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas : BLOOMBERG : September 14, 2018 7:00am-9:00am EDT
. then it is a problem. now to bloomberg first take. we are being joined by carl riccadonna and gina martin adams. we want to turn to england and the pound getting some support. it is not just the ruble. mark carney has written an editorial where he says the bank of england thinks about what could go wrong and prepares our banks so they can keep doing our job in case it does. that is what we have been doing the past two years in preparation for brexit, some of you may disagree, but our job is to care for the worst, not hope for the best. if there is a hard brexit, they may well be raising interest rates more than markets expect. carl: colossal mistake. david: it would be. carl: this is a negative development for the economy. the premise is you would see weakening in the pound, each with have an inflationary impulse on the economy. central bankers should treat it one time currency move no different than they would any other one-time shock on the economy. you proceed accordingly after the fact. hiking in response to such a negative shop as hard brexit would be a huge mistake and probab
. then it is a problem. now to bloomberg first take. we are being joined by carl riccadonna and gina martin adams. we want to turn to england and the pound getting some support. it is not just the ruble. mark carney has written an editorial where he says the bank of england thinks about what could go wrong and prepares our banks so they can keep doing our job in case it does. that is what we have been doing the past two years in preparation for brexit, some of you may disagree, but our job is...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas : BLOOMBERG : September 7, 2018 7:00am-9:01am EDT
challenging to take over the government. alix: we are joined by carl riccadonna and sarah ponzi. welcome to your super bowl, carl. [laughter] alix: a good laugh, thank you. what is your call? carl: a weaker than expected number. 100,000 put the peril change and the reason is not related to deteriorating fundamentals in the economy or labor market but august is a quirky month, the most quirky with payroll statistics. payrolls tend to disappoint relative to expectation and trends and compared to the adp survey in august on the first front. august payrolls tend to be upgraded substantially. do not take august at face value. david: we care about wages. not -- wages do not have quirky issues and are more aligned with the trend, about 2.7% in year in your terms. that means that if we grow at sub 3% on average hourly earnings, 2% core inflation on the fed preferred metric is not sustainable just yet. that is why they prevaricate around this notion of whether we have arrived at a sustained inflation in line with their objective. alix: prevaricate, wow! david: i love it. carl: you said i
challenging to take over the government. alix: we are joined by carl riccadonna and sarah ponzi. welcome to your super bowl, carl. [laughter] alix: a good laugh, thank you. what is your call? carl: a weaker than expected number. 100,000 put the peril change and the reason is not related to deteriorating fundamentals in the economy or labor market but august is a quirky month, the most quirky with payroll statistics. payrolls tend to disappoint relative to expectation and trends and compared to...
Bloomberg Markets: Americas : BLOOMBERG : September 14, 2018 10:00am-11:00am EDT
are joined by carl, -- in check. we are joined by carl, we had some earlier revision, but what is the overall picture? >> the revisions softened the staying, but we can see in the results that there was weakness, but just a little less after those revisions. details,rill into the a lot of important categories in terms of discretionary spending, things like apparel, furniture, department stores, restaurants sales, those were week. which tend to indicate a broader consumption trends. a are certainly seeing downshift in the pace of activity relative to a gangbusters of second quarter. we are looking for a handle on gdp like we saw back in q2, i think today's data provides a good warning shot. vonnie: and we are getting of gangbusters, and even expectations are not as high as the market was anticipating. think the michigan data showed weakness in longer-term inflation expectations. this is something jay powell emphasized in his speech at the end of august. we have seen a continued drumbeat of week inflation numbers. expected, weaker than import prices this morning, it really is starting t
are joined by carl, -- in check. we are joined by carl, we had some earlier revision, but what is the overall picture? >> the revisions softened the staying, but we can see in the results that there was weakness, but just a little less after those revisions. details,rill into the a lot of important categories in terms of discretionary spending, things like apparel, furniture, department stores, restaurants sales, those were week. which tend to indicate a broader consumption trends. a are...
following 30 minutes later. joining us now is bloomberg's chief u.s. economist. carl, does the language retain optionality around december -- do we get any hints as to what happens next? >> i think it's a mistake if they don't keep that optionality for december. not only the guidance from the meeting statements but the evolution of the financial forecasting, cynically the dot plot. it was already priced in with 75% probability roughly. i don't think there's any reason to completely paint -- for the fed it to paint themselves into a corner by saying definitely december is a done deal. there's a lot of uncertainty in the economy over the next couple of months. we don't know what it will look like after this very strong second-quarter showing. the extent of the moderation from that, even things like fallout from the hurricane or the flatness of the yield curve, midterm election outcomes. there's a lot of unknowns that i think the fed would be wise to at least keep the option pricing at a 25% chance of a pause just in case they do need to exercise that option. that way they don't h
following 30 minutes later. joining us now is bloomberg's chief u.s. economist. carl, does the language retain optionality around december -- do we get any hints as to what happens next? >> i think it's a mistake if they don't keep that optionality for december. not only the guidance from the meeting statements but the evolution of the financial forecasting, cynically the dot plot. it was already priced in with 75% probability roughly. i don't think there's any reason to completely paint...
Bloomberg Markets: Americas : BLOOMBERG : September 26, 2018 1:30pm-3:30pm EDT
: great to have your thoughts on that, carl. coming up next, our fed specialization conversation. >> and take a look at what the markets are doing ahead of the fed rate decision. the s&p 500, we have seen the reverse three sessions of losses under a bit of pressure and the fed decision is a worse next. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet:is is open -- this is "a fed the side -- the fed decides." president trump currently meeting with shinzo abe. you can watch the meeting on the bloomberg available on live go. tom, what are you looking at? our star, right? >> i'm looking manhattan.fic in scarlet: thankfully they got to us. .eff, scott, here with us tom: which is wonderful that they are here with us today. they come for the traffic is this bad. what finally points to the vehicle mass? -- critical mass? it's a certain moment that we are at this september meeting. >> i think that we will see the fed certainly signal another rate hike in december and the bottom line is that there is still a lot of need to build a consensus within the fed about where they go and how far they go and the cons
: great to have your thoughts on that, carl. coming up next, our fed specialization conversation. >> and take a look at what the markets are doing ahead of the fed rate decision. the s&p 500, we have seen the reverse three sessions of losses under a bit of pressure and the fed decision is a worse next. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet:is is open -- this is "a fed the side -- the fed decides." president trump currently meeting with shinzo abe. you can watch the meeting on the...
Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power : BLOOMBERG : September 12, 2018 12:00pm-1:00pm EDT
. coming up, more on the potential economic impact of florence. carl riccadonna joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is balance of power on bloomberg television. i am david westin. >> the homeland security department is pushing back against the u.s. senator's claim that the trump administration transferred nearly $10 million from the government's disaster relief agency to immigration enforcement. an oregon democrat says the administration was taking money form the amount response and recovery at a time when hurricane florence is very down on the southeastern u.s. administer said today the and missed ration is prepared to handle the storm. >> we have plenty of resources to respond and recover. that has not impacted our situation whatsoever. >> hurricane florence has shifted slightly to the south and is now threatening to slam a and area of the coastline may come ashore near myrtle beach, south carolina tomorrow night or early friday. we will look at the economic effect -- economic impact of hurricane florence with carl riccadonna in a few moments. as the federal governme
. coming up, more on the potential economic impact of florence. carl riccadonna joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is balance of power on bloomberg television. i am david westin. >> the homeland security department is pushing back against the u.s. senator's claim that the trump administration transferred nearly $10 million from the government's disaster relief agency to immigration enforcement. an oregon democrat says the administration was taking money form the amount...
Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power : BLOOMBERG : September 7, 2018 12:00pm-1:01pm EDT
u.s. economist carl riccadonna. are we near the peak or as he said, picking up steam? carl: gdp numbers say the economy is building momentum but something interesting is happening because while the initial payroll game that beat expectations, 50,000 downward revisions. this took a lot of that summer hiring heatwave out of the data. if we look at the 3, 6, 12 month rate of change, all below 200,000 now and all showing some signs of decelerating. while the economy is on a solid footing, the great labor numbers we have seen over the last couple of months are not quite as great in light of the revisions and maybe we should not be surprised because the rules of supply and demand are in effect as workers are becoming more expensive, employers are moderating the pace of hiring. i cannot say that trend is happening for certain, one month does not establish a trend but with average hourly earnings at the top of the range for the cycle, we are finally starting see see some traction between reduced labor slack and more weight pressure. david: it is one month but one thing larry kudlow says
u.s. economist carl riccadonna. are we near the peak or as he said, picking up steam? carl: gdp numbers say the economy is building momentum but something interesting is happening because while the initial payroll game that beat expectations, 50,000 downward revisions. this took a lot of that summer hiring heatwave out of the data. if we look at the 3, 6, 12 month rate of change, all below 200,000 now and all showing some signs of decelerating. while the economy is on a solid footing, the...
Bloomberg Surveillance : BLOOMBERG : September 10, 2018 4:00am-7:00am EDT
developing? carl: there is always that sort of discussion. the move to the extreme right. they didn't do as well and the selection as everyone had expected them to do in the opinion polling agencies. that was due to the fact that there was a deliberate attempt by the main populist to push back. s the basictrate value of our society is important and works. francine: thank you very much. that was the former swedish prime minister. up next, we have from the chief of leonardo. this is bloomberg ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: ecomomics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." italy's aerospace giant, the and in ais in talks billion-dollar deal with iran. leonardo's chief executive spoke to bloomberg. >> we don't expect any meaningful impact on both atr and leonardo. >> how many hr's have been delivered to iran already and how many are already assigned to other countries? lessandro: we have our delivered 12 aircraft and are working to relocate to other countries. talks to sell the remaining ones? are you confident you're going to sell the deal by the end of the year? ales
developing? carl: there is always that sort of discussion. the move to the extreme right. they didn't do as well and the selection as everyone had expected them to do in the opinion polling agencies. that was due to the fact that there was a deliberate attempt by the main populist to push back. s the basictrate value of our society is important and works. francine: thank you very much. that was the former swedish prime minister. up next, we have from the chief of leonardo. this is bloomberg...
Bloomberg Surveillance : BLOOMBERG : September 7, 2018 4:00am-7:00am EDT
report with carl riccadonna later on. francine: we will. salvini is winning the control for italy's populist coalition. one thing people are worried about is the budget. he has adopted a softer tone this week after spooking investors that they will flout the budget limits. today, mr. trieste sans the government plans to stick with says the. trea government plans to stick with the euro. -- when you look at the budget law, what does this government need to do to show its investors that they are serious? >> i think something is clear. we do not have an economic crisis in italy. growth are on the right track. have ishave, what we do a crisis of confidence in the international market. did not decide anything until now but the crisis of confidence is there. facterstand this simple pressed of the government to slow down a bit on their fantastic promises. continue on is to the path that we followed in the to rebuild our growth, jobs, exports, without creating more debt and a crisis of confidence in the international financial markets. francine: how can they do that without breaking all the
report with carl riccadonna later on. francine: we will. salvini is winning the control for italy's populist coalition. one thing people are worried about is the budget. he has adopted a softer tone this week after spooking investors that they will flout the budget limits. today, mr. trieste sans the government plans to stick with says the. trea government plans to stick with the euro. -- when you look at the budget law, what does this government need to do to show its investors that they are...
Bob Woodward, Fear : CSPAN2 : September 30, 2018 12:30am-1:29am EDT
fake news. i'm sorry -- >> to answer the question, it was january 1973, carl and i had written these stories that really said the nixon white house, reelection campaign operation and the key was that it wasn't just the watergate burglary, it was a certain ease of operations. we had a bit of a problem, no one believed the story. nixon won a massive reelection in november of 72. so they invited them for lunch. january of 73. she supported the story and i knew her a little bit, not well. carla had to go to a funeral that day. she sat down in the lunchroom and said, she truly blew my mind with how she knew the facts of watergate. she had all kinds of questions. she even at one point said she'd read something about watergate. i remember thinking, what is she reading? [laughter] no one in chicago does. but there she was, scooping up the information and had a leadership style and later described as mind on, hands off. didn't tell us how too do things but was intellectually involved and completely informed. she said at one point, will when is the truth going to come out? i said, the cover-up
fake news. i'm sorry -- >> to answer the question, it was january 1973, carl and i had written these stories that really said the nixon white house, reelection campaign operation and the key was that it wasn't just the watergate burglary, it was a certain ease of operations. we had a bit of a problem, no one believed the story. nixon won a massive reelection in november of 72. so they invited them for lunch. january of 73. she supported the story and i knew her a little bit, not well....
Bob Woodward, Fear : CSPAN2 : September 30, 2018 3:30pm-4:28pm EDT
graham who was the publisher owner of the washington post sent carl bernstein and myself a letter and kind of, it was a lovely letter of personal advice and she said you know, now this has happened. nixon's gone. don't get too full of yourself and then she said beware the demon pomposity. and that was really good advice, because there's a lot of pomposity in our business, in politics, even academia occasionally. and it is the crippling force, i think. and you have to really try to bleed out. i love your analogy, it's the weather. you can get up and say an awful storm is coming but that doesn't mean you're blaming the creator or it means your reporting. and i think there's a way to stay on this side of nonresistance. and to the very and very cold and very factual and, because i've done this so many years, sometimesyou're just wrong . i thought the ford pardon of nixon was really the last stage of the cover-up that i investigated and discovered actually it was an act of courage to let the country move on. so that's very sobering. >> i think one thing i had always keeping in the front of
graham who was the publisher owner of the washington post sent carl bernstein and myself a letter and kind of, it was a lovely letter of personal advice and she said you know, now this has happened. nixon's gone. don't get too full of yourself and then she said beware the demon pomposity. and that was really good advice, because there's a lot of pomposity in our business, in politics, even academia occasionally. and it is the crippling force, i think. and you have to really try to bleed out. i...
Book Party for Ann Coulter, Resistance is Futile : CSPAN2 : September 2, 2018 8:00am-9:01am EDT
this is the victory of carl stokes incleveland. martin luther king was not happy about this so this is a short clip, this is the day after stokes wins . and you would think this would be a very happy day for martin luther king but he's very unhappy. in fact, coretta scott king told ebony magazine this was the greatest job of his life, not to be included in the celebration. >> watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> .. >> i work for maureen dowd. >> nice to see you. you're on my show tomorrow morning. >> thank you. thank you. okay. [inaudible conversations] >> don't let me chew gum. thank you. thank you. this is -- high. >> how were you? >> this is matthew. you have read his stuff. >> i have. it's been a while. >> ease the backbone of breitbart. yes, i would. i don't want to get drunk at my own party. thank you. >> what do you want? >> i'm going to club soda no ice with a dash of white wine. i can't get drunk at my own party. >> that makes one of us. i'm still learning the hard way. >> i thought it someplace we can -- no ice. club soda with a dash of white wine but mos
this is the victory of carl stokes incleveland. martin luther king was not happy about this so this is a short clip, this is the day after stokes wins . and you would think this would be a very happy day for martin luther king but he's very unhappy. in fact, coretta scott king told ebony magazine this was the greatest job of his life, not to be included in the celebration. >> watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> .. >> i work for maureen dowd. >> nice to...
Breakfast : BBCNEWS : September 21, 2018 6:00am-8:31am BST
for his club but england coach eddiejones says there are better options in his position. carl ikeme might have been playing in goal for wolves at old trafford this weekend, but after successfully fighting leukaemia he had to quit the game he loves in the summer. ikeme's now been given the all—clear but when he was diagnosed back injuly 2017, his wife was nine months pregnant. he's told us what it was like breaking the news. highly rain, ijust actually couldn't say words on the phone. she just knew something was up. —— i rang... it was tough to see her the way she was, i have seen her cry before, but never the way she was. she was so heavily pregnant as well. that interview is available on the bbc sport website. now, if you thought britain dominated the world of cycling purely on the road and the track, then think again. one of the nation's most successful athletes is five time downhill mountain bike world champion, rachel atherton who earlier this month defended her crown in switzerland. shejoins me now. good morning. you haven't come alone, you brought your bike with you. loo
for his club but england coach eddiejones says there are better options in his position. carl ikeme might have been playing in goal for wolves at old trafford this weekend, but after successfully fighting leukaemia he had to quit the game he loves in the summer. ikeme's now been given the all—clear but when he was diagnosed back injuly 2017, his wife was nine months pregnant. he's told us what it was like breaking the news. highly rain, ijust actually couldn't say words on the phone. she...
—cours. only carl fogarty has won as many titles. absolutely incredible. you know, i don't have many words. it is played out cards perfect this week and with one lap here and trying to be faster for the race, but ijust feel so blessed and lucky right now. the opportunities i have, you know? i was just a young kid with a dream from northern ireland and i am here, four times world champion, and it is beyond my wildest dreams. it just keeps getting itjust keeps getting better and better and lastly we said what are amazing season he had and now for successive championship wins. he could do really well and sports personality. he was runner-up last year. you would not forget it, we could see it again. holly, thank you. it is 100 years since one of the most decisive gains for the allied troops during world war i, and a ceremony has taken place to mark what has been described as a daring mission. this striking image was taken following the capture of riqueval bridge. a striking image following the ca ptu re a striking image following the capture of riqueval bridge. it was a major turning poi
—cours. only carl fogarty has won as many titles. absolutely incredible. you know, i don't have many words. it is played out cards perfect this week and with one lap here and trying to be faster for the race, but ijust feel so blessed and lucky right now. the opportunities i have, you know? i was just a young kid with a dream from northern ireland and i am here, four times world champion, and it is beyond my wildest dreams. it just keeps getting itjust keeps getting better and better and...
. 0nly carl fogarty has won as many titles. absolutely incredible. you know, i don't have many words. we just played our cards perfect this week and with one lap here and trying to be faster for the race, but ijust feel so blessed and lucky right now and the opportunities i have, you know? i was just a young kid with a dream from northern ireland and here i am, four times world champion, and it's beyond my wildest dreams. let's return to the ryder cup. could europe be set to regain the title? what outwardly want to be talking about this morning? —— what else would we want. kitrina douglas is a former professional golfer and winner of the solheim cup. shejoins us now. good morning, kitrina, and thank you for joining good morning, kitrina, and thank you forjoining us. i don't know about you but i have been thoroughly enjoying the past couple of days and no one expected europe to do this well at this stage, did they?" think the players did. i remember when we won the solheim cup for the first time everyone had written us off but in the team room we were quietly confident and we be
. 0nly carl fogarty has won as many titles. absolutely incredible. you know, i don't have many words. we just played our cards perfect this week and with one lap here and trying to be faster for the race, but ijust feel so blessed and lucky right now and the opportunities i have, you know? i was just a young kid with a dream from northern ireland and here i am, four times world champion, and it's beyond my wildest dreams. let's return to the ryder cup. could europe be set to regain the title?...
latest at magny—cours. only carl fogarty has won as many titles. absolutely incredible. you know, i don't have many words. we just played our cards perfect this week and with one lap here and trying to be faster for the race, but ijust feel so blessed and lucky right now and the opportunities i have, you know? i was just a young kid with a dream from northern ireland and here i am, four times world champion, and it's beyond my wildest dreams. what an incredible season he is having, yet again! second year in a row with it, four successive championship winds. and from the same part of the country as you... i'm extremely proud for him! he does say that the best is still to come so we say that the best is still to come so we will see! what more can he do? a sixth successive win! you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the headlines: strong aftershocks are continuing to hit indonesia after the devastating earthquake and tsunami which have killed at least 832 people. there are fears the final death toll could be in the thousands. theresa may has accused her critics of "playing politics"
latest at magny—cours. only carl fogarty has won as many titles. absolutely incredible. you know, i don't have many words. we just played our cards perfect this week and with one lap here and trying to be faster for the race, but ijust feel so blessed and lucky right now and the opportunities i have, you know? i was just a young kid with a dream from northern ireland and here i am, four times world champion, and it's beyond my wildest dreams. what an incredible season he is having, yet...
Campaign 2018 Arizona Governor's Debate : CSPAN : September 27, 2018 6:05pm-7:06pm EDT
shoulder of giants, people like carl haden and john rhodes. part of the reason i asked senator john ky -- senator jon kyl to replace the irreplaceable john mccain, because he's a water expert new back in the united states senate. there are things we need to do to address today's water needs from a reform perspective and generational perspective. we'll have reforms done in the next session. i talked to senator kyl about it today. >> the next question from steve goldstein for mr. garcia. >> why isn't arizona a leader as many people think it should be as far as solar energy is concerned? how important is solar and how important is it to arizona? >> let me start about talking about another broken promise on behalf of my opponent. this was a major issue. water was a major issue when he walked in the door. it's a common theme of a broken promise and half measure on behalf of my opponent. with respect to solar energy, arizona should be a leader in solar energy. we should be a solar superpower. from my perspective we're going to focus on solar energy and renewable energy sources because bey
shoulder of giants, people like carl haden and john rhodes. part of the reason i asked senator john ky -- senator jon kyl to replace the irreplaceable john mccain, because he's a water expert new back in the united states senate. there are things we need to do to address today's water needs from a reform perspective and generational perspective. we'll have reforms done in the next session. i talked to senator kyl about it today. >> the next question from steve goldstein for mr. garcia....
: 30 seconds for a response. gov. ducey: arizona stands on the shoulder of giants. people like carl hayden. it's part of the reason i asked senator jon kyl to replace the irreplaceable senator john mccain because he is a water expert back in the united states senate. there are things we need to do to address water means, from a reporter perspective and a generational perspective. kyle.ed to senator this next question is from mr. garcia. >> how important is solar? how important is alternative energy to you? >> water is a major issue. water was a major issue when we walked in the door. of ais a common theme broken promise and a half measure on behalf of my opponent, doug ducey. solar energy,o arizona should be a leader. we should be a solar superpower. water, we need to look at the long-term aspects of our economy and our energy structure. they are not investing as much as they need to in arizona. before that, we need leadership that will make it a priority. we will focus on solar energy. this is one area where we need needs tond arizona leave a better place than we found it. ms. rive
: 30 seconds for a response. gov. ducey: arizona stands on the shoulder of giants. people like carl hayden. it's part of the reason i asked senator jon kyl to replace the irreplaceable senator john mccain because he is a water expert back in the united states senate. there are things we need to do to address water means, from a reporter perspective and a generational perspective. kyle.ed to senator this next question is from mr. garcia. >> how important is solar? how important is...
Cavuto: Coast to Coast : FBC : September 10, 2018 12:00pm-2:00pm EDT
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levels to identify resources. we're moving supplies and volunteers into virginia, another carl line, south carolina and mobilizing the entire red cross network so we can respond to a variety of scenarios. we're urging preparation for the viewers. storm surge could be a sig issue. make sure you're listening to warnings to alert local officials. if you evacuate heed the warnings. we saw last year people that don't do that can get stranded in their homes. that is very dramatic visual for rescue workers to rescue people. we want to avoid that. we're working with our partners across the network to identify shelter locations so people have a safe place to go when the storm hits. connell: sometimes we see over the years people wait too long. if you're waiting on the local authorities that is one thing. if you have somewhere to go, if you're not reliant on going to a shelter, would you recommend people leave even earlier than is necessary? i would assume if nothing else that would free up the roads, make it easier for people later in the week, right? >> depends on your personal family situa
levels to identify resources. we're moving supplies and volunteers into virginia, another carl line, south carolina and mobilizing the entire red cross network so we can respond to a variety of scenarios. we're urging preparation for the viewers. storm surge could be a sig issue. make sure you're listening to warnings to alert local officials. if you evacuate heed the warnings. we saw last year people that don't do that can get stranded in their homes. that is very dramatic visual for rescue...
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CBS This Morning : KPIX : September 14, 2018 7:00am-8:59am PDT
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Charles Sauer, Profit Motive : CSPAN2 : September 2, 2018 7:30am-8:01am EDT
. >> the king has a problem in cleveland. carl stokes does not want him to come to cleveland, he wants to win and he thinks that king will alienate the few whites that he needs to get so you will not find any pictures of carl stokes with martha think, even though he came to cleveland every week during the summer of 1967. this is not written about in the history books. i'm surprised when i read most of the biographies, legal and was what it was all about for him. it was all about movingcivil rights and black power . and in a lot of ways, martin luther king and malcom x moved toward each other at the end of their lives. both of them were 39 years old when they were killed. it's hard to believe how much influence they had in this world but you had malcom x moving toward human rights and martin luther king moving toward more aggressive black power. at the same time, cleveland is the center of the universe. this picture is known as the ali summit. talk about somebody taking in the period this is june of 1967 and what i like and the reason i love this photograph, it's jim brown, greatest run
. >> the king has a problem in cleveland. carl stokes does not want him to come to cleveland, he wants to win and he thinks that king will alienate the few whites that he needs to get so you will not find any pictures of carl stokes with martha think, even though he came to cleveland every week during the summer of 1967. this is not written about in the history books. i'm surprised when i read most of the biographies, legal and was what it was all about for him. it was all about...
Closing Bell : CNBC : September 5, 2018 3:00pm-5:00pm EDT
, d.c., guys >> indeed, carl. you've been there for us all day. the difference between the quality of performance from sheryl sandberg and jack dorsey. very polished. dorsey saying he, himself, was nervous and shy coming into this stock prices have reacted accordingly. what else could have led to this big sell-off >> reporter: i think definitely jack's honest take about how the rules at twitter are going to have to be -- if this were a house, he's painting it like a gut job, like they're going to have to go down to the very basics and rethink how these things are built what are the metrics you want to watch? is it important to have more followers? is that going to be the key thing that you sell to your users? the prospect of getting an audience i think it was those wide-ranging possibilities of range, tectonic shifts, as he put it, that might have some concerned. i will say that i thought personally going in the take was that sheryl sandberg, a much better interviewee would have an easier time today. i thought jack came off as more forthright and earnest than sandberg and that probabl
, d.c., guys >> indeed, carl. you've been there for us all day. the difference between the quality of performance from sheryl sandberg and jack dorsey. very polished. dorsey saying he, himself, was nervous and shy coming into this stock prices have reacted accordingly. what else could have led to this big sell-off >> reporter: i think definitely jack's honest take about how the rules at twitter are going to have to be -- if this were a house, he's painting it like a gut job, like...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : September 17, 2018 11:00pm-12:00am PDT
water moving swiftly, it can take you off your feet. >> reporter: osmond has flood insurance. carle mccall does not. >> need help. need it bad. >> reporter: he had to walk out of his apartment in waist deep water. it's the second time he's been flooded in the past two years. this printing company across the street, they are still operating though they've resorted to shuttling their products across the street by boat. they have conceded they will flood. they don't think they can save the whole building. they've sand bagged around their biggest, most expensive pieces of equipment. right now the water is a couple of inches from the door though this river is forecast to rise three feet. conway, south carolina. >>> adam emrick is the city administrator in conway, south carolina. he joins me now with the very latest on the situation there. and i understand your biggest concern right now clearly is the flooding but more specifically is this make shift dam and the concern that this water will flood into the neighboring areas. talk to us about how likely it is that that will happen and what
water moving swiftly, it can take you off your feet. >> reporter: osmond has flood insurance. carle mccall does not. >> need help. need it bad. >> reporter: he had to walk out of his apartment in waist deep water. it's the second time he's been flooded in the past two years. this printing company across the street, they are still operating though they've resorted to shuttling their products across the street by boat. they have conceded they will flood. they don't think they...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : September 22, 2018 12:00am-1:00am PDT
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CNN Newsroom With Ana Cabrera : CNNW : September 1, 2018 12:00pm-1:00pm PDT
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CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin : CNNW : September 14, 2018 11:00am-12:00pm PDT
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Sundance Babes: Women Directors–Berman, Shari Springer and Husband Robert Pulcini (American Splendor)
February 14, 2015 by EmanuelLevy
The writer-directors Berman and Pulcini (who are married) are Oscar-nominated screenwriters filmmakers working in both features and documentaries.
Thier latest film is The Nanny Diaries, which the Weinstein Company will release August 24, 2007.
They wrote and directed American Splendor (Grand Jury Prize, Sundance Film Festival; FIPRESCI Award, Cannes Film Festival; Writers Guild Award Winner, Best Adapted Screenplay and Academy Award Nominee, Best Adapted Screenplay).
In 2003, American Splendor was named Best Film and Best Screenplay by the National Society of Film Critics and the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, as well as the Best First Feature by the New York Film Critics Circle.
In addition, American Splendor was selected Best Film of 2003 by Newsweek and Entertainment Weekly and was mentioned on over 200 top ten lists.
Berman and Pulcinis documentary work include the award-winning Off the Menu: The Last Days of Chasens
This non-fiction feature was named one of the Ten Best Films of 1998 in USA Today and CNN and garnered international festival praise including Best Documentary at The Hamptons International Film Festival and the FIPRESCI Award at the Locarno International Film Festival.
Their follow-up film, THE YOUNG AND THE DEAD, premiered at the 2000 Venice Film Festival, played at The Telluride International Film Festival and aired on HBOs AMERICA UNDERCOVER series. They live in New York City.
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As an early learning professional, you are supporting healthy growth, development and learning of young children. You want all of the children in your care to be happy, healthy and prepared for school and for life. For most of them, healthy development, meaningful learning and positive behavior happen with a minimal amount of difficulty. Dealing with the exceptions can be frustrating and uncomfortable for everyone involved. It requires the utmost professionalism, patience and sensitivity to support successful outcomes.
Because the children enrolled in early learning and child care programs are so young, many children with special needs and/or challenging behavior do not have specific diagnoses when they are enrolled. Consequently, when a child appears to be 'out-of-the-box' in terms of development, learning and/or behavior, the first thought that might come to mind is "What's wrong with that child?" In the case when a child has already been diagnosed with a specific condition, then the question might be "Yikes! How do I deal with that?"
Early intervention is extremely important and it can make a very big difference for children with special needs and/or challenging behavior. Making our programs as welcoming and inclusive as possible is truly important. The world in which the children in our care are growing up is becoming more and more global. Cultural sensitivity and anti-bias practices are essential in early learning programs.
Indeed, helping children develop tolerance, respect, sensitivity and a positive attitude about people who are different from themselves is as important as teaching them how to read and write. This includes children with special needs and/or challenging behavior.
It is important to note that many of the greatest minds who ever lived struggled with physical disabilities, learning differences, significant medical conditions, mood disorders, ADHD, behavior problems and other challenges when they were young. Think about it. It could very well be that with your support, a young child enrolled in your program might grow up to make a major contribution to the world.
So, a new child has been enrolled in your program, and it doesn't take very long before you realize that this child is different from her peers and you have a challenge on your hands. Your first thought might be something like "I don't have the training to deal with something like this" or "I shouldn't have to deal with this," or perhaps "Wouldn't this child be better off in a special program for children with special needs?" Your second thought is not unlikely to be "What do I need to do, and where do I start?"
Contrary to what you might think, your first course of action should not be to meet with the child's parents, tell them everything you believe is wrong with her, and ask them to have her assessed. That might need to happen, of course, but not just yet. Before you do anything else, take a little time to reflect on some "Ground Rules" that can help you in your work with all of your children, including and especially the child with special needs and/or challenging behavior.
a. Remember that all children are precious and unique, including children with special needs and/or challenging behavior, and they all have something of value to contribute to the life of your class.
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e. Understand the importance of your own behavior and demeanor and take responsibility for it.
The thought of caring for a child with special needs and/or challenging behavior can be daunting for even the most experienced teacher. Remember that, despite their differences, all children are children first, and are more alike than they are different. Every child wants to learn, to have fun, to make friends and to be loved and accepted for who they are.
Every child is unique, including children with the same diagnosis. Meeting the needs of a child with special needs and/or challenging behavior in the group environment takes patience, an open mind, and flexibility. With an optimistic attitude, an open mind, and a healthy dose of flexibility and creative planning, you can make a huge difference, not only for this child, but for the other children as well. They learn that differences are OK, and we can all support one another to be the best we can be. The sense of accomplishment you will feel will warm your heart and make you proud to be a teacher.


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City will come together to remember the victims of genocide
Wolverhampton will remember the victims of Nazi persecution, the Holocaust and other genocides around the world when the city marks Holocaust Memorial Day later this week.
The Mayor of Wolverhampton Councillor Barry Findlay will lay a wreath during a service at the Cenotaph in St Peter's Square on Friday (27 January, 2017) - the 72nd anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Councillor Findlay said: "Holocaust Memorial Day is our chance to remember the millions of people who were murdered or whose lives were changed beyond recognition as a result of the Holocaust, persecution or genocide.
"It is hugely important that we do not forget what happened, and that we educate future generations about the Holocaust because everyone has a responsibility to fight the evils of discrimination, racism and xenophobia."
The service in St Peter's Square, led by Inter-Faith Wolverhampton, starts at 10.50am and will be attended by ex-servicemen and women, representatives from various faith communities, Trades Unions and pensioners' organisations, Civic leaders and members of the public.
How can life go on? is the theme for Holocaust Memorial Day 2017.
The aftermath of the Holocaust and of subsequent genocides continues to raise challenging questions for individuals, communities and nations, and audiences are asked to think about what happens after genocide and of their own responsibilities in the wake of such a crime.
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I was born in New Zealand and immigrated to Australia in 1968, where I completed my university education. I currently hold Certificate IV in Training & Assessment and Certificate IV in Disability Studies (as well as Level II First Aid.
My recreational interests for the past have been mainly dominated by the breeding and showing of pedigree cats. Initially I started with Siamese and added a few Burmese along the way (prefix Tokiwi). However, the hobby really developed into an obsession when I encountered Colin and Di McKenzie and their beautiful Birmans, (prefix Khadine). I commenced breeding Birmans under the Eldorato prefix with my first litter being born 10 days after my last baby. The gene pool was very small within Australia at the time, and importation was difficult and expensive. Fortunately, breeders were very generous with sharing their lines and the breed has now built up to where it is today. I am very proud to have been part of this evolution and count myself very fortunate in the friends that I have made along the way.
I undertook my Group 1 (all longhair) Judges licence in 1998 and completed my Group 3 (all shorthair except Siamese), in 2002. I became an All Breeds Judge in January 2006 ,after passing Group 2. I have judged in New Zealand, Kuala Lumpur, Portland, Oregon, Brasil, Johannesburg & Cape Town (South Africa).
In addition, I am still actively breeding and showing Birmans. Initially I started with seal and blue breeding only, but then added in the chocolate gene.
Eldorato has been GCCFV Group 1 Breeder of the Year for many years. My husband, Kevin, shares this interest with me and we are very fortunate to have achieved a great deal of success in the last decade, winning 4 Cat of the Year awards, 1 kitten of the Year, and Breeder of the Year many times. I am currently President of The Birman, Ragdoll & Associated Breeds Club Society Inc and Secretary of the GCCFV Judges' Association.
In addition to our cat breeding and showing, my life is shared with 3 children and 4 grandchildren. I also enjoy reading, travel, watching sport, (rugby is my passion).