could you see as the favorites to win that brazil result definitely with germany germany because it sure great ability great skill with their second team during the confederation cup and brazil because if all together at the same time diminished in order to play well they have individual players who can make the difference but at the same time collectively they are very tough and disciplined. brazil and germany and spain and maybe your friends is a cause in someone that we don't look at too often that you can say way they can do really good. looking after creation maybe you never know sweet enough surprise

everyone you know on the. t.v. without having any individual players but they made it maybe to the mark this way but i like it so. we have a good play here we've got a love stands there i love i love it could be one of the big stars. for me maybe a mouth because the one you want and i even included we have a. miss. i don't consider when i go we want we want someone else is the only one potentially that can you know shine you know behind the cellar and i'll go and macy so we hold neymar and but big worries of french guy for france for germany for brazil for every team in the port one maybe we don't take to spain because if you take spain he was a group very very out nigeria no we have iran they are teams that you think that we

might be quite easy to play against them but the geria is a good team there is a very good costa rica is a very between a sheet of the team because we. welcome back to france and i well i'm just trying to put my glove on but it's frozen my hands are just knowing holding on to what we have the dualist go through the group one by one so a group a we mention a little bit russia saudi arabia egypt you're cautious those yeah i first saw was obviously it's a good draw for your guys well your guys done so well in world cups but the thing we know you know obviously saudi arabia has actually been playing really well in the quarter for. nation but you know it is a great great opportunity for russia here to to want to progress to the next stage is i think it's the kicker the kicker is really group b. when where we got portugal spain morocco and iran iran it's done really well in

that qualification as well they won their group portugal spain morocco morocco is is all it's a great team as well but this portugal spain game that is one of the that the games really to look forward to when we came in you played in world cup what's the mentality that spain and portugal both looking at down there we want to they just i think we just need to come out with a point and i will try and take care of morocco and iran or the risk going forward i think once because it was these first two teams self and here comes the snow. i think once you know once they saw that they've joined each other they would they would they would have been hoping really hoping for someone easier than morocco because what happens in that game day they will not even be able to predict that did that is a really really tough game between them and portugal obviously we know with her now there is a player who can do and he's even if the team is not playing well he can do anything really i mean this is the team that won the european championship without in

reality winning a game you know they were joining all the games you got through on penalties and then eventually won the final i got to play like right now that even when it's not going well they know that he plays in spain i mean this is such a tasty game and i caught i can't wait for that and then obviously you've got the next group france australia peru and denmark and your guys there now and you know in all fairness to dunmow a lot of people were very exciting point out playoff picture because it was spectacular when you got christine erickson out there are thinking if you've got a team with a star player who's got a chance but this is exactly the same as i said with your analogy you got players name on the same you got players in your team on the day when it's not happening really. then you get this you could to get the ball to the player and he can do that we used to have that with a loud two brothers and oh you know you go back to the eighty's we had son lived prayed millikan a lot of players like that and we haven't had a player like like christian eriksen for for many many years so we're quite happy

with that now with denmark what they are we have done in this year two thousand and seventeen it's been fantastic because when we started the year we needed a miracle to get to the world cup because you already lost two games in qualification but we've we've done it we're here now and i actually think that this group is it's manageable for for ten months i want to give out about timing because it's not necessarily about who's the best team all the time is the is there an element of you can be a bit iffy in qualifying as only g.p. get the right time i mean and how do you ensure that the team does take when it gets to define things really good preparation it is is key i think i think your coach needs to be aware of that the day the playing the chair that he's got and he needs to be aware of every player's ability and then he has to find a way that all of these different kind of skills they mingle in with the world cup you've got time before one so you can actually start doing it the systems. but they

all coach took over for this qualification now it is you know we think i call god he took over and he had a little bit of a problem to begin with because they were clients not only well but he's done really really well a young young group of players and i'm excited about this group you know you've got to change the game against france you've got australia which is obviously the other side of the world and you've got through to qualify as a as a last team so i think group c. it's a great group for denmark it's a great job for us i have to say that and then we've got group d. with argentina not israel but iceland croatia i got an idea. we heard some of the cup winners decide and say you know nigeria are a good sign. you don't rely on no enough contains no one the world cup but they're saying these guys dangerous i'm telling you i just from looking the i think group three is it's off this group i mean obviously argentina they scraped through they they will be ok once the world cup comes around but they scraped through to the

world cup they had to go to the last game to to actually quantify iceland we just spoke about the tough tough team they have this simple concept and they will go out and they will play even if they die in the pitch that will still play that though that's kind of guys are crazy or we know crazy or they are coming back and i think i think they've had they finished third in one of the reserve recent work of coming back again with young really good good talent and then nigeria nigeria i spoke to carnew early on today and he says we've got this team it's got a german coach we've got these young players and they're now starting to learn and to be organized this is always been our problem in african or in africa with our players sometimes it's not disciplined enough but the coaches told them that and they've qualified well i'm just saying group b. it's a difficult one ok pretty much brings you to die with the draw you're appreciated are now safe and peter schmeichel i think it's time. because we're going to call

off the time to go and tidy up after all before mcculloch see very nice you get a couple of it was because you guys think. some fascinating because there was like guys on defying the elements out. in red square and we'll have more on the world cup draw shortly well meanwhile let's talk about other news and french president emmanuel micro has tabled a new plan to combat human trafficking in libya involving military action but his plans have been widely criticized as the previous french led intervention in libya

left the country in ruins as we had guessed you explains. slavery and human trafficking of fences sadly common now in libya but no need to fear president macron is here he has the solution for libya's problem send in the troops. zone we are proposing police military action we are not waging war but this is a country in a political transition political transition he calls it does sound better than savage civil war more politically correct nevertheless a number of african and e.u. states are ready to help fight this war or rather not really a war says micron but a military operation still round two for france in libya. today we're intervening in libya we are intervening in order to enable the libyan people

to choose their own destiny it must not be deprived of its rights by violence and terror the fact that slavery is so rampant in libya is because the country's army and political order were obliterated under nato bombardment six years ago since then libya has been stuck in a brutal and bloody political transition as president calls it or absolute chaos and anarchy as anyone out sward call it as long as it is a failed state the problem will come back as a failed state because the regime of cut off the top was not a mass regime nobody says that was destroyed by the french and british together in two thousand and eleven so of course michael can do something now put it full reoccur. well the problem of modern slavery is worst in africa where this is followed by asia and the pacific region with central asia and europe third while

france itself has become a key human trafficking hub and that's according to a report from the u.s. state department it lists the country as a destination and transit point for men women and children subjected to forced labor and sex trafficking well we spoke to the vice president of the libyan presidential council and asked him about macross plan for military action. we are going to be but no. we cannot accept anything. to be done with our difference of opinion libyans should be the ones who do the action with the help of the lord to come up. with the right way to help them. do the right investment on that country for sure libya is not the country of origin a democratic libya is a country or run we are the libyan have already invest in africa and we want to see

anybody talk of they were going to be first but their country of origin and develop this immunity to stay with their loved ones with your families. and you poll conducted in the us has revealed an overwhelming majority of the country's millennial is want a certain political policy. wolf in spades to young people on the streets of new york to find out why. in the usa it's democrats and republicans it's always been that way a two party system now some people might think that makes the country more stable but millennial seem to have a different perspective let's break down the millennial case against the two party system now sixty five percent of say that the country is moving in the wrong direction and seventy one percent of them say that they're ready for a new third political party but wanting to see a new political player in washington is nothing new according to the figures provided by gallup the number of americans who favor

a third party has been increasing over the course of the last five years in two thousand and twelve it was only forty six percent but in two thousand and sixteen it was up to fifty seven percent now you rarely hear about it but third parties have actually been around in american politics since the nineteenth century now why is it that in all these years an independent political faction has never been able to take the white house well maybe it has something to do with the fact that mainstream media is working overtime to keep people marching behind the elephant and the donkey so you can understand the all human going to throw a party kind of that can put a new issue or new solution on the table but it is hollow to make the case the bodies what's happening here and get out of there part of who we now know that the third party candidates out there are very much not qualified you get your experience or through knowledge now amid the growing disillusionment with the two major parties let's see if americans would really prefer a third option do you feel that the establishment parties represent your values i feel they are to align like different things so i feel very independent of any.

support for any party nominee depending. i think both sides are have valid. and valid thing to say in both sides stink sometimes not really honest i'm kind of further to the left than the democratic party has room for and there's nothing on the right for me if a viable third party emerged that was closer to your values would you support it yeah i would. that makes sense but i know it's very hard for those type of parties to get out there you know i would consider voting for a third part of the represent my value is. i would if i had a chance as some people say if you vote for a third party you're throwing your vote away do you agree with them unfortunately the system has been rigged to such that it ends up being a wasted vote like it shouldn't be and that's wrong i do think the way it's structured right now but i'll be you know local elections being on exception i think you are kind of throwing it away no i want to say that but i can see why some

people see it that way expression when people say like i don't like bernie sanders losing a bernie sanders running is why he could last for someone but i don't think anyone who voted for them is a loss now is youth in america grow alienated from the two major parties the question remains what new political grouping could fulfill the needs of the younger generation cable mopp and artsy new york and we'll be back with more news after this short break. here's what people have been saying about rejected in ny with the state of the law and also the only show i go out of my way to punch you know what it is that really packs a punch. yampa is the john oliver of our three americas do the same we are apparently

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series which earlier this year gave a unique insight into a lot to me a putin's personal and professional life styles new book which he's been in moscow to promote still's with his meetings with the russian president and putin's rise to power in cobol ations. i am a person who has researched russia a bit i know a bit about it i've been to russia many times actually since one thousand i came here for the first time to interview dissidents i was working on a movie in one nine hundred eighty two called the defiance and it was about the dissidents who were coming out of the psychiatric clinics but i try to stick to what i feel is the truth and i don't take i didn't say one false were true mr p. at all i didn't say what i meant it when i said it when i said to him one of the i think one of the first things i said was it strikes me that you're this you're a son of russia as you know i pushed whatever people say i pushed him and certainly i could feel his euro taishan when i was pushing him hard on the democracy question

on this the question of his succession and what's going to happen next year. major oil producers around the world have extended their deal to cut production in an effort to rebalance the market they will reduce their output until the end of next year the decision follows talks between russia and opec members in vienna well under the time supplies will be cut by one point eight million barrels a day the deal was struck a year ago and was initially due to expire next march was the cuts began the benchmark price of crude oil known as brant has risen thirty percent to around sixty dollars a barrel. well while the market was widely expecting the move opec will examine its progress next true energy expert. told us that's because the cuts have put oil

importing countries on h. that's the good agreements and the green line or the green area between the boss and then our pick countries allowed to get some alarms so that's economists too just to be compatible and flexible in the same time and respect it to the other side that there is some waiting and observation while. warty from importing countries for oil and these countries are still they are scared and afraid that prices coming through ministry raised. over eighty dollars before the made of two thousand and thirteen and this will be an issue for their economies in the same. now let's return to the world cup where the final draw has taken place for the group stage and stan collymore is now joining us live from the kremlin media center highness dan can you hear me. thank you kate i

could hear you very well way down in the mix and we know who the groups are we know who rush or a play in saudi arabia in the first game we're going to concentrate on england for now i'm just standing waiting for england manager. belgium manager roberto martinez no stranger to english football of course having managed several clubs there john cross of the daily mirror joins us john for england it's belgium it's tunisia it's panama what's the back pages going to be like in england tomorrow is it going to be you peeping goal proceed with caution. we don't do things by halves there we are in england we get carried away with it on such a high myself and i'm thinking that we can win it no i'm joking but it's just that i do think bearing in mind belgium obviously the strongest team by far in the group they're from the top seeds as well but we played them last so it gives england a great opportunity to get points and indeed wins on the boards about it's on the face belgium you could be in a very very comfortable position if you like and then also i mean the knock on

effect if you get through it means that you probably going to face colombia all poland and then it's only in the big boys in the quarter final say i'm getting carried away already but it's about some maybe england had a good draw and i think this is it most of the belgium players he was waking away caps on europe patrol with a mirror the likes of christian ben tech a the likes of jamba tong and. it's now in argentina. paid back to you. high like i thank you very much indeed. back saying thank you. hey everybody i'm stephen bob taft hollywood guy you'll suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v.'s to suggest this is my buddy max famous financial guru and well just a little bit different i'm not

a good sign up there i know with no doubt with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the good have some fun every day americans come calling and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill which. everything today is about the individual so it's so nice to be a little bit different and it's all about the team and i think it's. it's a quality that i study football players have maybe because we come from an amateur the environment so we know that the not the other nations have better individuals and more individual qualities that we have so we have to be collectively better than the others. in me. this footage is unique

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i'm beyond this you need this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. coming up is there anything we can do to protect our personal devices from hackers the president of your software will tell us and our correspondent ashley banks will fill us in on a new lawsuit brought against google which could lead to billions of dollars in fines now let's check the stories topping today's headlines. well it still doesn't look like the world's biggest oil producers are feeling that optimistic about the global oversupply on thursday opec members agreed to continue with oil production cuts until the end of two thousand and eighteen the current deal has producers cutting supply by one point eight million barrels per day though it was set to expire in march the group also decided on capping nigeria's output at the same amount but they haven't made a decision on libya yet both countries had previously been exempt from cuts due to

regional unrest brant crude was up zero point nine percent to sixty three dollars and six cents a barrel in trading while west texas intermediate futures were up zero point six percent to fifty seven dollars and sixty five cents a barrel. india's g.d.p. has bounced back from a five quarter in a row tumble in the second quarter of the year the economy grew six point three percent compared to five point seven percent in the first quarter and the report manufacturing electricity gas water supply and other utilities services were highlighted as having consistent six percent growth the numbers fall in line with most predictions and india's finance minister immediately credited the government for the growth on twitter he emphasized that reforms have helped lift manufacturing and services before break the. lowdown india was the fastest growing economy in the world. after a wild surge over the past week started dropping that's not the only problem

cryptocurrency has to deal with now on wednesday a federal judge in san francisco ruled that coin base which is the largest bitcoin exchange in the u.s. must turn data over to the i.r.s. the court is forcing coin base to hand over information on users that had more than twenty thousand dollars in transactions between two thousand and thirteen and two thousand and fifteen the i.r.s. noticed that the amount of tax returns claiming gains from digital currency didn't match with the popularity of them as investment vehicles meanwhile over in the e.u. a member of the e.c.b. as board says banks need to speed up immediate payments to compete with bitcoin board member even worse said banks need to implement instant payments as soon as possible and provide an alternative narrative to ongoing public debate on the alleged innovation brought by virtual currency schemes. although technological advancements continue to disrupt nearly every industry there's lots of concern over safety and security not too long ago one vietnamese

company was able to break into the i phone x. facial recognition system proving that even biometrics aren't hack proof to talk more about this we're joined now by todd shipley president of euro software now todd to be clear this company's spent time beforehand making a face mask to help them get past the system and the real user had to be present to unlock the phone each time that mask failed so with that in mind how big of a deal is this really. well thanks for having me on today it's it is a big deal because they did it within two weeks of the i phone ten coming out so the fact that they were able to actually fabricate something that was to get around it needs to be a concern for everybody if they can do it that quickly. well over time our faces can change whether it's because at the age or make up or in some cases plastic surgery so why don't we just stick to fingerprints what is the alert of facial recognition technology.