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Philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways the point however is to change it mocks didnt just want to theorize about the state of the world he wanted to do something about it he wanted to shake things up. it was the tone of the industrial age and while in berlin marx witnessed the plight of poor workers. it was their cause that marx took up his theories of eliminating social injustice by empowering workers started revolutions and changed the map of the world. his ideology was t...

University. he started studying law but soon found he was far more interested in philosophy and history quote in the entrance hall of the university of tribute to its former student. marks wrote the for most of his heavenly interpreted the world in various ways the point however is to change it mocks didnt just want to theorize about the state of the world he wanted to do something about it he wanted to shake things up. it was the tone of the industrial age and while in berlin marx witnessed the...

In eight hundred thirty six the eighteen year old car marks came to study at berlins university. he started studying law but soon found he was far more interested in philosophy and history quote in the entrance hall of the university if his tribute to its former student. marks wrote the philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways the point however is to change it mocks didnt just want to theorize about the state of the world he wanted to do something about it he wanted to shake ...

Plight of poor workers. it was their cause that marx took up his theories of eliminating social injustice by empowering workers started revolutions and change the map of the world. his ideology was the basis for modern communism and socialism the defining philosophies of the cold war which ended up dividing the world and this city. in former east berlin a launching of a new still bears marxs name the boulevard was built as a propaganda project by the socialist regime by the workers for the worke...

It smells like b.s., it smells like a fabrication but its a different standard because to the prosecutor, even someone when you were a -- well, prove i knew. prove that i meant this as a campaign contribution. prove it. because i dont have to impress you about whether im telling the truth. you have to make the case. the burdens on you, not me. thats the plight here, isnt it? >> i agree with you that is the play here and to flesh it out a little bit, the argument is going to be, look, this is emb...

Advance of the real summit, saying they would stop ballistic missile testing, closed their nuclear ballistic facility. seems to imply theyre serious. we can never really trust them but initial signs are good. >> melissa: it does remind you of the concern in the background. i mean, obviously at the forefront, is the nuclear threat. and now that that seems to be being dealt with, a lot of attention is turning to the plight of the north korean people in that country. it is symbolized by the fact th...

Lack of readiness and does it have to do with anything with the automatic budget cuts put in place and were in place for so long? you hear different responses from officials. they do say that they have a readiness crisis and need to rebuild, get their pilots more training hours. folks are very reluctant, i have to tell you, kasie, drawing the link between the lack of funding because you have to wait for the investigation to finally come out. how long the investigations take. last july a kc-130, ...

>> lisa: welcome back. a fox news alert. heres a life look at tijuana, mexico, where there are new development in the showdown over a caravan of migrants at the nations busiest border crossing. u.s. border inspectors have reportedly allowed 800 asylum-seekers to enter the country for processing after a brief standoff over lack of space. caravan organizers say about 140 others are still in mexico waiting. if acting ice director says while he is sympathetic to the migrants plight, he began the max...

Of them live in this dusty camp in cox bazaar bangladesh where refugees have built their own shelters out of scrap and where water is limited. while many hope to return home they are afraid that they would be killed in myanmar yeah you go there but most of them want the support of the un so that we can get justice for carried out by the myanmar military if we get back our properties and land then we will go back. during their visit the security council promised to quote do all they can to bring ...

Waiting, trying to determine whats going to happen with all these immigrants, lots of these people waiting for their friends on the other side of their border. a lot of these are commuters who walk through what they described is a refugee-like status for those immigrants who have traveled for over a month just to get to the rear league, footsteps of san diego. so many people trying to figure out how they can seek asylum, get in there. but on sunday night when they got here, all of the beds were ...