ill fated march 50 years ago. then in mid morning a service of remembrance attended by the taoiseach, the irish prime minister, and he will lay a wreath. in the afternoon, speeches and an address at free derry corner by two of the leading civil rights campaigners of that era 50 years ago, former national assembly dented adult ski and the leading and veteran civil and the leading and veteran civil and human rights campaigner emma mccann. and then in the afternoon a broadcast message to the people of this city from the president of ireland and with that, the two highest offices of the irish state, the head of government and the head of state, taking part in the commemorations here in this city today. commemorations here in this city toda . ., commemorations here in this city toda. ., , , , today. today, derry will remember it s dead. kevin, today. today, derry will remember it s dead. kevin, thank today. today, derry will remember it s dead. kevin, thank you. - today. today, derry wil
been served and we would leave the future of afghanistan to the future of afghanistan to the afghans, which is essentially where it rests today. essentially where it rests toda . ~ . . ., , ., today. with much uncertainty to boot. ambassador, today. with much uncertainty to boot. ambassador, thank- today. with much uncertainty to boot. ambassador, thank you i boot. ambassador, thank you very much forjoining us. there are fears that a taliban government would severely restrict human rights especially those of women and girls. malala yousafzai the pakistani activist who was shot in the head by the taliban for publicly advocating education for women and girls has told bbc newsnight that she s deeply concerned by the situation in afghanistan. my my hope is that we see stability and peace in afghanistan. i hope women and girls are living in a world where we are talking about advancement and equality, gender equality. we cannot see a country bringing decades and centuries back. we ha
and anxiety have actually gone up. there are people who were planning to visit. my mother from sweden wanted to come here for her grandchild s fourth birthday but she has not bought a ticket. my dad is 84 years old. he s hardly even able to walk two blocks. i cannot go to iran. i cannot go back to iran. now he s in iran. he cannot come back. i don t even know. i m not even sure if i m going to be able to see him again. reporter: one of the things that makes the travel ban uniquely different on this community, the iranian new year is two weeks away, kate. a lot of families will be spending that, unfortunately, apart. kal perso eye-opening, thank today marks day 50 of what s been an active start to the trump presidency. mike flynn took center stage. more on what that might mean for the next 50 days coming up next. ( )
income tax, a portion or percentage of them that would, and that raises revenue into washington and you believe that stimulates growth. yes. bill: herman cain said friday night he s going to come out with do tals on the people he consulted with and more information on. on this. we re await thank today. art laffer, thank you very much. a pleasure. bill: 19 minutes past the hour. martha: you couldn t miss him if you looked at the newspapers or anything over the weekend, wall street protests, rattling in cities around the world now and the president stepped a bit closer to embracing the movement over the weekend and eric cantor stepped back from his criticism of the groups. so is all that wise politically? brit hume on what it s really all about with us, folks. bill: and the series upset, you bet, the st. louis cardinals winning the eighth pendant, taking on the texas rangers wednesday night, game one. milwaukee is out. the cardinals win the national league pennant for