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European fronts in world war ii. ed: and here is a beautiful one from judith of her father, archie mcclellan. he served as a marine in world war ii. pete: yummy sea rats there. and betty in north carolina sends this one of her grandfather, corporal william bu burtsessams who served in the u.s. army in france in world war i . katie: i love those photos. reminds me of the veterans in our own families, my grandfather served in world war ii, other grandfather in the korean war. pete: its a cliché, ...

>> judith: so if i would ask you that how was dinner, would you -- >> anthony: so deeply delicious, thank you. really good, really good. wow. >> woman: oh, thank you. >> anthony: im glad, what a great meal. thank you. >> anthony: do we emerge fully formed with a god-given eye for pictures, images that can move people? or are we the end result of all the things weve seen, all the things weve done, the places weve been, the places, the people weve had to leave behind? all thats happened in your li...

What has happened to khashoggis body? what have they done afterwards? how will the white house respond? 17 days after khashoggi went missing we got the saudi version of events. >> martha: that is an essential question and they are working on plausible deniability. thank you very much. he is say the crown prince of saudi arabia must be go and mitch mccannel says to -- and lindsey graham saying, "to say that i am skeptical of the new saudi narrative about mr. khashoggi is an understatement." and j...

Provisional ballot. we dont want you to use it first because its the one that gets counted last. but we do want you to fight for that right. you can also call 1-866-our-vote which is the -- >> a modest stake -- >> thats right. thats right. start talking. poll workers make mistakes also. >> bring every form of documentation you can. the university provided all the kids with an energy bill, how much they paid in tuition to bay the bills so they could prove where they live. bring your documentation...

Ally. this a very difficult balance for president trump to strike. >> martha: a chess board. >> exactly. >> martha: judith, thank you. sorry about your friend. i know you knew him well. . its horrible. >> martha: all right, judith, thank you. so, it is the political move that is sparking some fierce backlash. >> mr. president, i will vote to confirm judge kavanaugh. >> martha: republican senator susan collins, facing the fury of nearly 2,000 alumni from her alma mater who say that her decision t...

Involved, but that they can create massive confusion at the polling places. so not just for the voters whose names are not on the rolls, but also for the poll workers, right? actually, what should be happening in georgia right now with the 53,000 people is that people should be allowed to come to the polling place, to make any corrections to their actual registration applications, and to be able to vote. but they know that poll workers wont be ready to do that, that the courts are trying probabl...

And detain him. and he by by the way denies any involvement. >> thank you very much. my next guest is a long time acquaintance of the missing journalist. judith, you wrote about the story over the weekend, and you were convinced of than that he had been murdered, and that it had been done by saudis? >> right. i think it was obvious to those of us who have been in the middle east, who have watched the middle east for a long time and have been watching saudi arabia, that when a man says to his fia...

Cologne because its the small -- >> judith: thats the difference. >> heinz: its a smaller town. and cologne is more in media. >> anthony: which citys better? >> heinz: yeah, only one answer thats true. cologne. for sure. my name is jeff sheldon,

Person, i must admit there is a lot more taste in this beer than it is in kölsch. unfortunately, after three or four of these beers, im full. >> anthony: so as a utility everyday beer, kölsch has definitely got an edge, you could drink it all day. >> heinz: yes, but the dusseldorf people, they are accustomed to it, so i think they can do 10 or 15. >> anthony: pickled eggs. peel, cut in half, remove the yoke, add mustard and bit of oil and vinegar, return the yoke, and go. perfect for beer drin...

>> judith: the rights -- >> heinz: the city rights. >> judith: the city rights, yes. they have a different history, of course. they are a little bit more administration, more a little bit posh. >> heinz: much more posh. >> anthony: how would they describe each other? "oh those people in dusseldorf, theyre all stuck up there. they care about outward appearances, and theyre all administrators and they dont really work," or, i dont know. i mean -- >> heinz: that was a perfect explanation. >> anthon...