internationals, dylan hartley is in butjoe mahler is ruled out.thing of a purple patch for england's youth teams. success at the world cup for ther u20s, the ui9s became success at the world cup for the u20s, the ui9s became european champions and now england's ui7s booked their place in the world cup final following victory over brazil in india. a hat—trick from liverpool forward rhian brewster securing a 3—1 win. it continues an impressive run at international level. katie gornall reports. these young lions claimed to be fearless. far from freezing these young lions claimed to be fearless. farfrom freezing on these young lions claimed to be fearless. far from freezing on the global stage, england's youth teams have led the way in recent years and more and more people are taking notice. perhaps no one in this side is playing with more confidence right now than rhian brewster. the liverpool striker scored a hat—trick in the quarterfinal. england have found a reliable man up front. brewster with his fifth goal of the tournament! brazil had come fro

republican chair of the senate judiciary committee charles grassley said that he was pleased that mahler was actually going to be prosecuting violations of foreign which are all too common jared kushner and donald trump jr also have a lot to worry about knowing that they too were having meetings with russians about damaging information on hillary clinton but also i think they might be looking at the man a for in gates' indictments and seeing all the problems that they had regarding money laundering and tax fraud that stem from mr man a for its business interests and i think jared sister and donald trump jr may also have some very questionable business interests this is what donald trump the president has always feared that mr moller would delve into his finances and into his his real estate holdings and mr mahler's allowed to do that he's got a very broad reign so i think we might be seeing some of that kind of thing looking at jared kushner and donald trump jr and i think they both have a lot to worry about there as well ross where does this leave donald trump and what sort of response

presidential campaign and russia during that election two thousand and sixteen the special counsel led by mahler has also been investigating now the financial dealings of some key trump associates carolyn chinmoy in washington d.c. for us thank you. now some the other stories making news around the world u.s. defense secretary jim mattis is warned that north korea would face a quote massive military response if pyongyang ever used its nuclear weapons tensions have been running high on the korean peninsula the north conducted its sixth nuclear test last month and tested missiles the regime claims are capable of reaching the u.s. mainland. thailand's new kingma. cooling has led a royal ceremony for the relics of his late father king who on the king was joined by all the members of the royal family and wouldst monks in the throne hall of bangkok's grand palace the ceremony marks the fourth day of an elaborate five day funeral capping a year of mourning for the late king. but somalia's former president or two pet is morally and his vice president will stand trial for corruption charges prosecutors s

presidential campaign and russia during that election two thousand and sixteen the special counsel that by mahler has also been investigating now the financial dealings of some key trump associates carolyn chinmoy in washington d.c. for us thank you now to some of those stories making news around the world the german anti islamic movement has marched through the eastern city of dresden to mark the third anniversary of its founding several thousand participants gathered in front of the iconic semple opera house where they were met by hundreds of protesters police were on hand to maintain the peace. thailand's new king. cohen has led a royal ceremony for the relics of his late father king whom on the king was joined by other members of the royal family of buddhist monks in the throne hall of grand palace the ceremony marks the fool's day of an elaborate five day funeral cathing a year of mourning for the late king. somalia's former president autocrat is mourning and his vice president will stand trial for corruption prosecutors say a ring involving government officials customs agents and business p

will result in an immediate bipartisan action by congress and lawmakers in both parties have praised mahler and said. not to fire him and leave him with. his investigations and we've heard from the white house that is indeed the case that they are satisfied with the investigation by mr molder how did the white house react to the news of these indictments today. well here we just heard the press conference and at the beginning it was very strange because harrison there was a white house press secretary who was talking only about the tax reform and all their remarks were focused on the tax reform bill coming from republicans asked by our colleagues in the white house about the charges against metaphor she said this charges have nothing to do with the president or the trump campaign or the campaign activities back in two thousand and sixteen. final question george papadopoulos another trump adviser we found out today that he is pleaded guilty to logging to the f.b.i. what about what do we know about that also there in the press conference this was of course a question sarah sander said the act

arthur mahler's former president auto put as money in and his vice president will stand trial for corruption charges prosecutors say ring involving government officials customs agents and businesspeople to forwarded the state of millions of dollars in a alleged scheme to avoid a customs duty but you have denied the charges. saturday is when does the action cease to have gemini's best teams meet for the second time in four days is fine host leipsic now by were victorious in the midweek cup clash and haven't lost in leipsic in any of their three match ups but. i will go to munich but eating is only a matter of time before that changes. three hundred twenty minutes three household in brussels now they're preparing to do it all over again might see came the closest i've ever come to beating by and rejuvenated and that has been safe the players will rest and recover. and i also i think being in our own stadium with the support of our fans gives the strength of a must. and in these conditions will be able to overcome our tiredness and can get by and are the kind of team to bask too long in their s

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moving parts and you're right the russia stuff is getting stranger by the day as ed mentioned bob mahler's office is expanding his russia probe and it has now reached tony podesta the brother of john podesta who ran hillary clinton's campaign tony protester runs a lobbying firm who did a public relations campaign for the ukrainian government the deal was apparently set up by former trump campaign chair paul man of fort several years ago before he worked for trump muller's probe has turned into a criminal investigation into whether or not the dust of firm violated the foreign agents registration act better known as far as this just on the heels of cia had my pump a zero being corrected by his own spokesman after saying that intel agencies concluded that russian meddling did not affect the outcome of the twenty six thousand elections. yes the intelligence community's assessment is that the russian meddling that took place did not affect the outcome of the election you know i made some comments about. but are we going to go in twenty eight hundred twenty twentieth's that's what we're very yes

widespread outrage the farmers were ordered to serve more than ten years each behind bars quite a mahler's former president auto for as willing is to be tried for corruption he's charged with bribery and tax avoidance totaling several million dollars his vice president while in office roxana believe that he is also facing trial they resigned in twenty fifteen after un investigators linked them to a massive corruption ring. three palestinian farmers were injured when they were confronted by israeli settlers as they tried to harvest their olives is the latest incident in a harvest season beset by harassment around illegal settlements where palestinian farmers need special military permission to reach their land how the forces spent the day with one group near the village of self it in the occupied west bank in the predawn light a handful of farmers gather for the chance to get to their land for a few minutes israeli soldiers open the gates id papers are taken and they go from being locked out to locked in they work fast feeding the branches isn't good for the trees but it's quick which helps

but yes she's i think she's moving back to nashville and i think she's chance of new things and mahler's relist smart and i hope she does well she will always always said no matter how high she jumps she'll always land on her feet i love miley and stars these days of to be pretty careful of the current highly polarized political climate in the united states oh well i'm just myself i don't usually talk politics i don't because i have a lot of fans on both sides whether democrats or republicans are trying to stay in the middle i say i don't admire hypocrite so i don't i don't try to do the politics but yes i think that you know a lot of people you know have need to voice their opinions and we all i try to live an example and i just think that everybody should be treated well we should love one another would be great to live in a world of peace. but what are the chances of that happening in a time soon so i guess we all have our own way of expression that you want to would for acting actually i think as well as the music for a nine to five and then the joneses of a sequel to the film little

now gotta mahler's former president. will be tried on corruption charges on friday a judge ruled in favor of a request to charge him with bribery and tax avoidance totaling several million dollars his vice president was in office roxanne about debt is also facing trial both of them resigned in twenty fifteen after un investigators linked them to a massive corruption ring lots more to come here at al-jazeera including the humanitarian crisis in the libyan capital tripoli because of. his. classic find out how design is in hong kong and turning trash into high end fashion . however got some rather cold air plunging down across central europe over the next couple of days you can see how the clouds are already making its way from north to south long a lot of cloud here just tucked in behind this cold front and you can see how the i suppose line up from the north and that's why we're going to see that cold air started to push its way and still there are high pressure further west things a little more settled there across the b

trump campaign and that's the information that we can expect to see laid out in future indictments mahler's indictment states papadopoulos sent e-mails trying to set up meetings between a female russian national and members of the tribe campaign court documents suggest the goal was to gather information to harm tribes democratic opponent hillary clinton the twenty sixteen u.s. election the indictments against papadopoulos show that muller's team is why. working with thought a cli to show that the trunk campaign at least entertained getting help from russia president trump has repeatedly denied colluding with russia in the lead up to the election speaking at the white house he tried to focus attention on his tax reform agenda will dodging reporters' questions about the investigation. thank you i thank you the standard play from the political playbook in the face of a creased scrutiny attempt to divert attention something increasingly difficult for the trump white house kimberley health get al-jazeera washington the u.s. says it will vote against the u.n. resolution calling for the lifting of

the pows cathal and president carlos tuesday mahler's met lawyers in belgium after spain's chief prosecutor sought charges against him and other leaders of the regions to session vote they could face thirty years in prison if convicted of rebellion sedition and investment. kenya's main opposition leader is expected to announce his next move the day after the president was declared the winner of the election rerun kenyatta took ninety eight point two percent of the vote by the vote turnout below forty percent. now russia's foreign minister says allegations his country meddled in last year's u.s. presidential election are fantasies his comments come one day after the first charges related to moscow's involvement in the election were unsealed in a u.s. court our white house correspondent kimberly healthcare reports. trump do solemnly swear donald trump has been in office less than a year but this is perhaps the most significant day of his presidency so far on monday two of his former associates avoided handcuffs and turned themselves into the authorities in washington the first is paul mann af

not such good news forjoe mahler. dylan hartley. not such good news for joe mahler.tumn internationals. what about the and 17 team? england three ampicillin. sounds good. it is the similar story as we have been telling in recent months. the under 20s, and other teams had success as well. it is thanks to another hat—trick from ryan brewster. he got three in the quarterfinals against usa. he was at it again, putting england in front. brazil did pull one back midway through the first half. he had rehearsed that, hadn't he? but brewster, who is on liverpool's books, he put in them back in front, 2-1 at books, he put in them back in front, 2—1 at half—time. no stopping him in the second half. he completed his second hat—trick of the tournament. they stay where they are for the final and they will face mali or spain. the under 17 team lost to spain. the under 17 team lost to spain in the euro finals this year on penalties. they have been busy. for now they will celebrate that early on when against brazil. let's hear from brewster. i am feeling great, over the moon. a great

barrels stored on the deck of the ship burst into flames the crew rushed to try to put out the fires mahler's watching the aircraft as they circled around and when they got to coming back towards the ship i just holler at him down then fire the circle back around we jump back up and keep fighting fire the rocket noise was horrendous when iraq it explodes. you can't escape iraq now here where you go. what the crew didn't know was that at three minutes past two the israeli pilots bolted to use a new much deadly a weapon. that the biggest problem i guess from from that was the napalm which they dropped from the airplane the napalm had burned scorched almost seen tire from part of the ship the bridge area. the whole top side of the ship and then set on fire and was all charred it was no longer a navy grey you have to stop the fire stop the flooding to keep the ship afloat that's your home you've got nowhere else to go you can't pack up and go down the road because there is no doubt no road up above the israeli military argued about what should happen next and who should sink the liberty. was. com

trump campaign and that's the information that we can expect to see laid out in future indictments mahler's indictment states papadopoulos sent e-mails trying to set up meetings between a female russian national and members of the tribe campaign court documents suggest the goal was to gather information to harm tribes democratic opponent hillary clinton the twenty sixteen u.s. election the indictments against papadopoulos show that muller's team is. working with particular to show that the trunk campaign at least entertained getting help from russia president trump has repeatedly denied colluding with russia in the lead up to the election speaking at the white house he tried to focus attention on his tax reform agenda will dodging reporters questions about the investigation. thank you thank you. down to play for the political playbook in the face of increased scrutiny attempt to divert attention something increasingly difficult for the trump white house kimberley health get al-jazeera washington. the u.s. says it will vote against the u.n. resolution on wednesday calling for the lifting of

conversations with the president surrounding the firing of jim comey or about the attitude towards the mahler or about whether it would be appropriate to preemptively pardon people, who mueller wants to talk to, and derail that investigation. one of the interesting theemes that emerged from this hearing was not just that he was refusing to answer questions, but he was invoking the notion that this stuff might be covered by executive privilege, over and over as the shield to not answer these questions. and democrats, you could tell, were extremely frustrated by that, because president trump has not invoked executive privilege. they're saying he's stretching this doctrine way beyond the limits of where it can go. >> yeah. you know, malcolm, i've been doing a lot of reading about roy hoff, the crooked labor leader of the dirty old leaders with the teamsters and he never took the fifth. he kept doing that constant waddle of, i don't know what you mean, could be, i forgot, i don't know. what's he up to? he's the attorney general of the united states. he's not some guy off the street that got caugh

and by the way, that was the mahler case. justice gorsuch: mr. rosenkranz:? mr. rosenkranz: yes. justice gorsuch: what do you say to the critique that the void-for-vagueness doctrine, as a racial issue matter, is just substantive due process and suspect on that basis and therefore should be narrowly construed? mr. rosenkranz: your honor, it's not -- it's not substantive due process. it's a procedural due process concern and it's a separation of powers concern. it's both of those. it is the procedural right on the part of the individual who's being accused or being deported to know what the law is in advance. and as justice thomas has explained very eloquently, it derives out of the rule of lenity. and it's also, as your honor was pointing out, a very important separation of powers set of principles because the law enforcement officer on the ground who gets to tell a non-lpr, you are an aggravated felon and you are out, with no opportunity for bia review and very limited judicial -- opportunity for judicial review, that is a classic abdication of non-lpr, you are an aggravated fel