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golden phase was adele a block a wealthy socialite the five. star claims was in the company of another famous woman on his first visit to venice. because of the way as he. did not enjoy travelling so whether to go he visited venice a few times saw florence of course was in genoa and he also went to spain but that's about it basically. it's a bit surprising. all the more so when you visit venice and witness the special atmosphere there and clint did indeed enjoy venice you can tell just by looking at his pictures he did like it here he experienced an important disappointment here he made his first trip here in one thousand nine hundred nine with a mission who would later become my model. of course he was not travelling alone she was accompanied by car models and a large circle of friends but something happened in venice claim to fell in love with a mission to the shared kids in exchange photographs which is one of clinton's passions . all but then they fell out. more found out about them. and more got wind of the fact that his stepdaughter was starting an a

total work of art and that's what he lived for a few have the. johns claim to expert on base hans pracon lives in the shadows over him to mania to a certain extent the former curator of the alba tina in vienna has been studying his pencil and charcoal drawings for decades now. the spread of the lenient and the language of the strokes is a very direct language a very personal language and you can feel his personality best through his drawings and the more of his drawings that you get to know the more differentiated a picture of him you get and you think about it even more and draw your own conclusions the network of criteria used to judge him becomes more and more nuanced faina. klim tech submission be it in vienna or melbourne or new york is always a mega event it helps that the name clint can be pronounced without difficulty from japan to the united states and there is nothing intimidating about his art on the country down through the ages looking at his work appears to have satisfied a certain deep inner desire beyond all paradigms and traps. is a clue it

blocked the former yugoslav republic from joining nato and the european union saying its name implies a claim over the greek province also called macedonia protest as angry at suggestions that the greek. is now ready to reach

of the kind and puts a final end to them, unless the claim can be revived by a recent date which is unreasonable. in have a chief justice maryland saying we always allow these claims and marshall saying you can never allow this because it jeopardizes all property in america. so you where i will end have the opportunity to ask questions. on thee is that marshall cord is thinking of a the hundreds of slaves he has purchased throughout his life an -- thinking about the hundreds of slaves he has purchased throughout his life. he is thinking, will i purchase a slave that will later come along and have a valid claim to freedom and will i lose my investment? woman's name is m ima queen. she will not get to be free and her children will not get to be free. it is a lost investment. is of the stories of this the economic interest of the justice and his investments in how he makes his money indirectly affects his jurisprudence. marshall has an immediate economic claim to this case, marshall is not making money, i am not suggesting corruption. i am sugge

the top security in twenty sixteen the waterfront prominent on play was the scene of a terrorist attack that claimed eighty six lives in the field is out of a can myself coffee cup so syrians are tough friends and fun made. everything i made downtown i'm not it done. him inside me i have to leave that to come on to care that i enjoy it with things that. it must be we have any strong words again. the theme of this year's khana being nice is the king of spades as in many of the khan oppose the float builders and dance troops poke fun at the world the national leaders. the depleted figures convictions high a seventeen meters this year fifty five groups from eleven countries are joining forces to party together all the people that are at the same time for the same party. whatever is their social mission there. thank you rich people poor people will get it together no matter what in order to be together and seeing in the party and. the carnival he needs is an explosion of combat lasting two weeks. non-stop fun whether it's drizzling rain rain in conflict. and now let's have a look at what else is going o

. >> were not making anything like a bivens claim. for asking. >> were asking whether it's a freestanding constitutional claim. i'm not talking about bivens. they created an exception because they didn't have a way to court and the supreme court created that but my question for you is there is no such cause of action that is been created for you and your circumstances and i wanted to know what you rely on. >> this has court has crossed the bridge in deciding on e oh two. [inaudible conversations] >> the reasoning still applies and the majority's reasoning is correct in case after case the supreme court in the federal circuit court including in cases challenging 1182f policies has reviewed those statutory claims. >> do you agree that it doesn't give you a cause of action -- it also doesn't create judicial review of 1182? >> it doesn't need to. 1182 dozen address -- >> someone violated 1182 it sounds like you're asserting a cause of action under 1182. >> your honor, the majority of the court was correct when it said that it looks functio

now a state agency is suing the city on her behalf. they claim it happened last year during a public health department training session. she says the woman with the department of police accountability stopped her from using the rest room and called her a freak. she fired -- she filed a complaint with the city but she says the incident still caused severe emotional and physical pain. the new lawsuit asks for financial compensation and court order requiring police accountability employees to undergo harassment training. the department has apologized and provided additional training to the now former employee in question. >>> a new permit sterile opening in sonoma county will help survivors of the october north bay wildfires rebuild. the center is located next to the permit sonoma offices on ventura avenue in santa rosa. the county will hold a rebuilding community meeting on thursday. about 3,000 residential properties were destroyed or damaged in the fires. >>> mitch mcconnell says he will move to wrap up debates on immigration, including daca. mcc

three of the human rights act under the european convention of human rights, as opposed to a negligence claim which traditionally they would lose. so instead under article three if you can show in cases of serious crime that there was a failure of investigation alone, and notjust that there was a failure of investigation alone, and not just a systematic failure, but you have to have a serious failure, also where the crime was sufficiently serious, then that could lead to a compensation claim. but i think the testis compensation claim. but i think the test is quite high. you have to have a serious crime, there has to be a sufficiently serious breakdown in the investigation for you to even consider a compensation claim against the police. in the case of warboys, they made significant mistakes early on in the investigation. has a serious crime actually been defined yet? i don't think it has, has it? no, but in this case you can see why these two women were successful at the supreme court, after the high court ruled they were entitled to compensation, and that was taken to the supreme court. 0bvi

. >> we are not make anything like a claim for damages here. >> i'm asking if it is a freestanding constitutional claim. i'm talking about creating an exception because the plaintiff didn't have a way into court, the supreme court created that but my question for you is there is no such cause of action that has been created for you and your circumstances. i want to know what you are relying on. >> this court decided on eo 2. >> our decision in eo 2 was vacated so -- >> but the reasoning still applies. in case after case the supreme court and federal circuit court including cases challenging 1182 policies reviewed those statutory claims. >> it doesn't give you a cause of action to enter court and doesn't create judicial review of 1182. >> it doesn't need to. 1182 doesn't address -- >> somebody violated 1182, sounds to me like you are asserting cause of action under 1182. >> the majority of the court was correct when it said it is the core function of the court to decide. >> i disagreed with the majority so i'm interested in knowing your position with the majority. let's go to your position, not wh

it says the name implies a claim of a greek province also called macedonia johns' or openness reports from athens. the message was clear macedonians are greeks and no one other than the greeks should be allowed to use the name macedonia greeks refer to their neighborhood by the name of its capital city skopje their opinion is important because they hold the power of veto over its entry to nato and the european union you might get on your enemy again as anyone macedonian is greek greek people will not accept the fact of a name we determine to show that we went out to history under the terms that can be no european prospects copia this was greece's official position until about a decade ago it has since accepted the use of the composites name such as northern also love macedonia and a new government in scope is willing to die you to the countries constitutional name republic of macedonia so the basis for a compromise in theory exists the question is can the two societies accept it the greeks have been through an eight year you cannot make depression they have lost four hundred over nati

a key republican congressman is pushing back against u.s. president donald trump's claim that he's been cleared of any accusation his twenty sixteen campaign colluded with russia tweeted that remark on saturday after the release of a controversial memo claiming the f.b.i. abused its power by spying on a trump aide but speaking on us television on sunday one of the republicans who helped write the memo said trump's claim of vindication goes too far. you still have a russia investigation even without it so. i don't know how many of the republican field. am on record as saying i support bob muller one hundred percent i think you would have a russia and russia trying to interfere with our election in twenty sixteen with or without a dossier ok let's go live now to gallacher in washington d.c. who's following this for us and a there's a vote on monday which will start the process that may allow the democrats to release their own version of the memo what's the feeling about whether or not that memo is going to be released and if parts of it may be taken out. well those are the

the family filed a claim, which is the first step toward a lawsuit. >> my mom is upset because the officer left his gun unattended. and should have that have been a different case, my brother could have been here. >> nbc bay area was one of the first to confirm that he was wearing a tracking device put in place by immigration. they said based on what they know, the city is not to blame. >> nbc bay area responds to a man in san francisco who is out more than 1,000 bucks and wasn't getting any help. he had a problem with amazon. >> consumer investigator chris chmura took his call. what did we do, chris? >> his name is scott kamura. no relation. he had an $1,100 gift card saved in his amazon account. last year amazon notified him that he had sent the money to someone else. the $1,100 was transferred to an e-mail address, an e-mail address scott didn't recognize. he insisted he didn't authorize that transfer at all and then spent the next four months trying to get his money back. scott says amazon simply didn't help. so he asked the attorney general to intervene. that didn't work either. scott

stone's throw away on the third of february he was put on a water mattress to tibet songs. gustaf claims filed disappeared from the hospital archives so there is no official explanation as to why the dying man's characteristic beard was shaven off in his final hours. nowadays doctors say the measure was a hygienic and a medical precaution justifiable at the time. send for a media. these are the first word said to have been spoken by kim to after his stroke. the two never married nor did they live under one roof experts suspect that the couple in clips painting the kiss was an expression of kim's desire media remained his companion until his death but we will never know if they were lovers. on the thirtieth of december one thousand nine hundred seventeen six weeks before his death wrote the last surviving post caught. circumstance dictates that i congratulate you and writing this greeting is from the heart and i wish you the happiest of new years just as we both so urgently needed to be i think of you often and i'm really looking forward to seeing you again yours truly stuff. on the seven

this quotation is from a fully bearded and intractably unconventional gustav claimed to the collective of artists headquartered in vienna. as we know a group of visual artists has been trying for years to make their view of art known and appreciated this feel culminates in the need to adapt artistic life in vienna to the advanced development of international art. in our experience these efforts have not met with the right kind of response in recent years. given this fact the artists who have signed this declaration of decided to abandon their efforts within the collective and pursue their goals independently of it. the result was the movement known as the vienna secession. the surface you want. to kill this assertion really was conceived as a temple of arts. we enter via this staircase and are lifted up by it. not level with the ground but like a temple. by hand then we enter this black box white cube where something different happens every day as on a stage afic with perfect daylight from the ceiling fans not from windows that might disturb how the art works are hung but a room almost

claim ignorance. this is not difficult. just treat people with respect. i have a daughter who is 26, i expect her to be treated properly just as i would expect every person this institution, male or female to be treated with respect. it's not difficult. >> thank you for coming. >> sunday on q&a, new york times staff photographer talks about photos he took wallcovering president trump. >> he enjoys having us around. despite his comments about fake news a feel he enjoys having us around because it helps drive his message drive the news of the day which he can do every day therefore having us surrounds allows it to do that. >> landmark cases returns this month with a look at tony supreme court cases. each week historians and experts join us for the stories behind us significant supreme court decisions. beginning on monday live at 9:0u follow the cases we have a companion guide landmark cases, the book cost 895 plus shipping and handling. go to c-span.org/landmark cases to get your copy. >> the congressional budget office is responsible for making economic predictions

macedonian region a region once home to ancient ruler alexander the great they say it implies a territorial claim the greek government has been trying to broker a compromise with the country of macedonia over the name which has brought protesters onto the streets among those addressing the crowds was the world renowned composer mickey's teradata kiss. that of most of it if we most not agree with this falsifying history. one the greek government seeks a deal with its neighbors as these protesters insist this should be no compromise. to cyprus where conservative incumbent nikos understand cods has won the country's presidential election he was up against left wing candidate stuff with all the votes counted on sociology as one with fifty six percent left wing backed model us has conceded defeat the economy and reunification talks are the main issues most blamed on a sus the audi's for a breakdown in last year's peace talks between the greek majority self of the island and the turkish occupied north cyprus has been divided since the turkish invasion in one nine hundred seventy four. here's a look now

it's a minute since have claimed responsibility for killing a russian pilot off to shooting down his plane while the fighter jet came down over it in northwestern syria it's the last remaining rebel province in the war torn country russia is the syrian government's main ally in this said they were responding to ferocious russian bombing raids in the area well moscow's retaliation was swift no one she knew attacks against rebel targets there's a monitoring group says left fifteen people dead at. the pillar of smoke marks the place where the russian war plane came down its pilot was able to parachute to the ground but not to safety russia's defense ministry says he died in a fight with militants it's not clear whether the rebels tried to capture him. there's other part of the plane came down in the villages south of the city of whom rebels and locals quickly gathered around the wreckage to celebrate their victory. or work well. a reporter well known in the arab world was also there. the middle of nowhere and had lost the residents here call this kind of war plane the machine gun. becau

although it is the claim that it is the change of a state —based the claim that it is the change of achurch —based marriage, p was the get married, who was get divorced, and your marriage are still the life. not signing the register, at the time, but... these are the first shake—ups to the way that we register marriages. since 1837, and many people would argue that life has changed, people have changed, and of course we could change things, since 1837. this is only going to effect a relatively small number of heterosexual couples who wa nt number of heterosexual couples who want this option of a civil partnership. don't want to go through the whole business of having a religious ceremony. plenty of people get married in a registry office. yes, exactly. i struggle to see the difference. what a marriages, is a state's recognition of the union. if you need to do so union, you need to have the proceedings of a

and even submit a claim for damages. might get some financial relief even though penndot says it is shielded by state law from making payments if a hole is caused by nay nature and fixed in a reasonable amount of time. out of 1900 calls to penndot, customer care service says, 1300 of them are pothole related. if you just see a bad pothole call 1800 fix road or go online and report and/or summit a claim. best way, though, call penndot county maintenance in your area. it's certainly worth a try much it's worth it to try to fine out if the road hazard was caused by a construction company. penndot says it definitely won't be paying for it and it's not going to fix it. but you could go after that construction company responsible for tearing up the road. check your local permits. in south philadelphia, joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> this flu season has been a rough one. you know that. the outbreak is far from over and now one local school is taken extreme measures to keep students safe. our dawn timmeney reports from northampton

tesco could face a bill of £4 billion after hundreds of thousands of female employees make a claim fory. jon venables — one of the killers of the toddlerjames bulger — admits possessing indecent images of children for a second time — and is sent to jail. the government brexit impact assessments have been released detailing the regional economic impact of the uk's departure from the eu. this could be the face of the first modern briton, ten thousand years ago. we'll be talking about the appearance of cheddar man. and at 5:30 — the musician and producer will.i.am will be here to talk about his new adventure novel and taking questions from students. it's 5 o'clock. our main story is that victims of the convicted sex attacker john worboys have been given permission to challenge the decision to release him from jail. the fulljudicial review hearing will take place in the high court on 13th of march — and worboys will stay in prison until then. last month the parole board was criticised when it announced he would be freed after less than ten years in prison. police believe he may have carrie

"the daily mail" is leading with a claim that the scandal is widening to include the charity's high street shops, with 120 claims of sexual assault or impropriety by volunteers or employees. story,ng to that initial in a very interesting piece in the centerleft paper "the guardian," written by a former aide w worker, who has worked wh charities including oxfam -- she says she is in no way surprised by the oxfam revelations, an organization where she says bullying and racism are rife. she says her concerns about the prevalence of what she calls "a went largely ignored, and there is added stigma in the aid world to speaking out -- a fear that if you tell the truth, the reputational damage done to the organization could be disproportionate. rochelle: you found a particular cartoon in "the guardian" that seeks to illustrate how the right is seeking to capitalize on the scandal for its own gains. haxie: we see a member of the hard right wing of the conservatives alongside the international development secretary. she considers giving some cash to a starving child, but he interjects. he dissuades

or lg or jfk, who have a credible claim of prosecution, they don't get bail hearings. that, to me, is a little odd, particularly when justice sotomayor says, we give ax murderers, bail hearings. are they dangerous? the people in the first category might have relatives in los angeles, they might have a green card somebody decides is no longer valid. what's the basis for reading the word "detained"? sometimes to allow bail hearings at the discretion of the agency. other times, not to allow bill hearings. and keeping the people possibly for a year? a year and a half in a jail cell? sorry, i don't mean my voice to rise, but without even a bail hearing, where -- where -- i meany the word "detain" doesn't say that. it just doesn't say. >> sections 1225 and 1226 have traditionally been understood to get at different categories of aliens. 1226 is the provision we use when we arrest somebody who has entered the united states. 1225 is the one we use when dealing with aliens who arrive at our shores. there is a tweak to that principle, you alloweded to aliens within 100 miles of t

but even if you don't make a claim, your insurance goes up. ou might have thought, i have not famed forfive yea rs, thought, i have not famed forfive years, so thought, i have not famed forfive years, so i should be one of the people who get an advantage after that, but when a claim goes up, and you ask why, they say, a lot of people have made gains. your low but clearly, if you have got an excess of £100, and you can only claim for £100, what is the point of your insurance at all. doesn't that just say everything about how touches some dog owners, r. apparently corgis are the dog to have now. apologies for having a couple of dog heavy newspaper reviews. we talked about finn in the previous one, now we are talking about corgis. a p pa re ntly we are talking about corgis. apparently corgis have had a revival because of issues relating to the crown, the netflix programme. i have seen serious crown, the netflix programme. i have seen serious one crown, the netflix programme. i have seen serious one of the crown, but i don't remember the dogs being

leone's dry season is on forgiving but compounded by corruption it's wet season mudslides that a claiming most lives i don't remember even your wall when if i think you did in one thousand wound up who died in two minutes people in power investigates the effects of deforestation and illegal building and asks what the future holds if there's an author already failed to act the mountain will fall at this time on al-jazeera. you're watching algis their own cell raman here in doha these are all top news stories people affected by gun violence in the u.s. have president donald trump to improve gun laws during a meeting at the white house trump their pleas for reform and responded.

after revealing that he lied about his meeting with the russian president in two thousand and six a claim mr putin spoke about ambitions for a greater russia. inside i saw a former fighter for the terror group who fled to syria surrenders to russian security services he tells r t what the jihadists expected often. while i was lying in the hospital people came up to me and tried to convince me to become a suicide bomber. and a cradle of terror report from a notorious paris suburb where dozens of residents have already been recruited by islamic state. hello there it's wednesday the fourteenth of february one in the afternoon here in moscow welcome to r.t. international and your hourly news update with me colleen bray where it's been an embarrassing end to the dutch foreign minister he's been forced to resign after admitting that he lied for more than a decade about meeting president putin but in a fall over. i don't know a lot of media from both a lot of. people over for if it is. an emotional resignation mr departure comes just a day before he was supposed to meet his russian counterpart i

is now filing a civil claim against the transit company. a bart police officer last month... friends and family of tindle marched in protest of his death at the west oakland bart station on tuesday. bart says one of its officers responded to reports of gunfire and a fight across from the west oakland bart station that night. tindle's family says shaleem was wrestling with another man and shot that man in the leg before the officer arrived... but they say shaleem was already disarmed before the officer showed up. <"we gotta standup and make these cowards pay for what the hell they did. justice for shaleem!">( james ) the officer who killed tindle has been named in the civil claim as joseph mateu the third. mateu is on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation by the oakland police department. ( james ) in the south bay... there has been a spike in sexually transmitted diseases. syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia have tripled in the past five years in santa clara county. they can easily be treated with antibiotics... bu

a 2009 lottery winner scammed by a woman claiming to be a financial adviser who then killed him. her lawyers say she hopes to pour her win intotion this town which is buzzing with the news. >> fiwon that much money, it wouldn't matter to me. >> reporter: jane doe's court date is set for february 21. and jeff, she is running out of time. the clock is tick. she has less than 11 months to claim that jackpot. >> glor: a have interesting story. michelle miller, thank you very much. still ahead here tonight, rob gronkowski took a big hit during the super bowl and didn't even know it. e the future that's most meaningful to you. it's protection for generations of families, and 150 years of strength and stability. and when you're able to harness all of that, that's the power of pacific. ask a financial advisor about pacific life. when you have a cold, stuff happens. [ dog groans ] [ coughs and sneezes ] nothing relieves more symptoms than alka seltzer plus maximum strength liquid gels. that goes beyond assuming beingredients are safe...ood to knowing they are. going beyond expectations...

that real wealth is not money it's not stocks it's not bonds it's not derivatives each of those is a claim on real wealth and to make it simple if you're on a deserted island it's just rocks there's no freshwater no soil no nothing you're big pile of cash isn't going to do you any good so it's important to remember that real wealth is land its resources that's primary wealth it's the means of production that's secondary wealth everything else is a claim on those first two and history is complete ashley we see times when those two things got badly out of balance like in why marge or money or in zimbabwe or recently in venezuela and that's what we think of where we are is an extraordinarily imbalanced market with the highest levels of debt the highest levels of unfunded liabilities and the highest equity prices these are all claims not real wealth chris some say that most of the largest bubbles and has three have occurred when price inflation on assets becomes higher than and comes can sustain that now if that holds true what would you say is the next great bubble to burst. i think we're in

from a conservative commentators in the us claimed they're being censored by twitter after a wave of i can't suspend. team here at r.t. h.q. in moscow my name calling bray this is your global news update this hour. the exotic portuguese island of tesoro in the azores in the middle of the atlantic ocean is in desperate need of decontamination decades of u.s. air force activity have allegedly left it polluted with hydrocarbons and heavy metals and islanders say that they're worried about the prevalence of cancer and other serious illnesses. the back to twenty thousand not constant but also waits rude. this is another constant we're now it eighteen twenty twenty two thousand policemen two thousand going to is nonsense. and it's time to run away from here as we've already stay too long. we have is a series of locations with extremely high levels of pollution caused by heavy metals the hydrocarbons there are very high levels of lead in some zones copper zinc molybdenum makes all of them heavy metals in certain concentrations can cause to realty cancer arrhythmia and neverending amounts of

not to compromise in a long running name with neighboring macedonia greece says its name implies a claim over the greek province also called macedonia china is accusing the u.s. of having a cold war mentality in a sponsor to washington's plans to diversify its nuclear weapons policy the pentagon says it's cutting nuclear bombs are too big and wants to develop smaller nuclear weapons the u.s. says the nuclear weapons revamp is largely in response to russian actions in recent years. talks about forming a government in germany are expected to continue into monday chancellor anger conservatives are in negotiations with the opposition social democrats knuckles been unable to form a coalition since an election in september when both the main parties lost seats to the far right. and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera al-jazeera world by foot. it was. was it. was. an in the orchestra kind of semi security in the corner in a small office the symphony for us the locusts one of them looked a lot but it on your cell of a slow evil of just so limited as it was a limitless s

another lawsuit was filed last month by a california woman - who's making the same claim. (grant) next at 5:30... a warning on the peninsula after a mountain lion is spotted... we'll tell you where. (catherine) and after the break... a woman is stabbed and left for dead on a road in livermore... and tonight we are learning new information about the suspects arrested for her murder. (catherine) local first... here are the stories we're tracking in your neighborhood... (grant) first... we continue to get new information on the woman who was found brutally stabbed in the east bay. she's been identified as 19- year-old lizette cuesta of tracy. she was found crawling on tesla road in livermore yesterday... and died a short time later. police say she willingly got in a car with the 2 suspects.... 19-year-old daniel gross and his 25-year- old girlfriend melissa leonardo. cuesta identified them before dying monday at a hospital. they're set to appear in court tomorrow. (grant) an important vote tonight in concord. the city council will consider outfitting police officers with body

the protesters argue that the nation of macedonia's name implies a claim over greece's macedonia region and they oppose a greek government plan to resolve the issue. e country of macedonia gined independence from yugoslavia in 1991 and continues to seek membership in nato and the e.u. read more about the protests in greece on our website, pbs.org/newshour. >> thompson: there are less than eight weeks left in the current scheiole of negotiat between the united states, canada, and mexico over nafta, the north american free trade agreement.d esident trump may soon have to decide whether to extend, suspend, or pullut of the talks altogether, and begin the process of withdrawing from the trade agreement. newshour weekend special correspondent patricia sga has our second story on the impact of nafta. she reports on a littl clause that has the trump administration and progressives on the same page. >> the era of economic surrender is over. from now on, we expect trading b relationships fair and to be reciprocal. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, upon taking office, right up to his recent sta

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blocked the former yugoslav republic from joining nato and the european union saying its name implies a claim over the province also called macedonia the protest as angry at suggestions that the greek government is now ready to reach a compromise. has more from athens. the central message of today's protest in athens has been that there should be no use on any terms of the word macedonia in the name eventually negotiated with the neighboring country the former yugoslav macedonia those talks that have now begun in the last two weeks between athens and the former yugoslav macedonian capital sculpey have started on the basis of the notion that there will be a compromise on the greek side the compromise is that the word macedonia would be included and on the former yugoslav macedonian sides the compromise is that that would would be qualified by something like northern or slow of so that it wouldn't be pure republic of macedonia which was the original position of that country and has been for the last twenty five years but the compromise basis on which those talks have now begun appears to have b

blocked the former yugoslav republic from joining nato and the european union saying its name implies a claim over the greek province also called macedonia protest as angry at suggestions that the greek. is now ready to reach a compromise. and joins us live now we've been seeing through the day many thousands converging on that main square what is it specifically that they don't like about the compromise. well as you say hundreds of thousands of people have gathered in central athens today many of them on chartered buses from all four corners of greece and their message was no to the use of the term macedonia in the name the official name that will be negotiated with the former yugoslav republic of macedonia they say that the compromise solution on the basis of which both sides have come back to the negotiating table after twenty one and a half year low is not a basis that they are prepared to accept and this obviously complicates matters greatly for the diplomats involved and the two national leaders involved who put their personal backing into these talks now those talks opened up just two

crews do their best against a fire that still claimed a man's life hours after fighting another fatallaze. >> demanding answers. parents and students bombard a south jersey school board with questions about a teach here they say was unfairly suspended for his comments on school safety. >> good morning. it's 5:30 on this wednesday, february 28th. time to find out that weather and traffic with david and karen. good morning. >> good morning. i am loving these mild afternoons. >> i know, yesterday was gorgeous, wasn't it. >> yeah. >> lots of sunshine, i put sunscreen on when i went out for my walk. today a different story. take a look at the weather center. there's more cloud cover moving in. the bulk of this is down to the south and i think there's a shot at early sunshine but generally speaking more clouds than yesterday and maybe getting a little bit cloudier as the day goes on. starting out chilly this morning. in allentown you're at the freezing mark. upper 30's everywhere else. 39 inly if.

a woman claims she was threatened and says her husband shot the officer. the suspect was also killed after a police chase and shootout. the officer, whose name has not yet been released, was a 17-year veteran of the police force. >>> family says new video showing the chilling moments when a bart police officer shot and killed a man now proves its case. last month, sahleem was shot, and we warn you, the body cam video is graphic. >> [ bleep ], now! >> abc 7 news obtained the recording of the original shown to tindle's family. the family insists this new video proves the 28-year-old was unarmed and shot in the back on january 3rd. a bart police officer reportedly heard a gunshot on 7th street when he arrived, he claims he saw tindle and another man fighting on the ground. >> it's horrible to see, but when it's your little brother, when he's not at fault, you know, it's truly more heart wrenching. >> the family has filed a claim against bart and hopes the d.a. will file criminal charges against the officer. >>> a southern california congressman with access to

lot easier to make out a claim if you can base that offer religion. as a result, silent decisions take into account, certain religious distinctions. as a matter of asylum. and so i think it is not, look at the constitution as find the cause assesses aspect of the bill of rights does not apply to the border.but more than intuition. we have been making distinctions among people you know, let's say, we would grant asylum to a christian of egypt but not a muslim from egypt. on grounds of likelihood of future persecution on religious grounds. therefore, not all distinctions based on religion at the border can be -- >> answers the problem, is perfectly good reason in that context? >> i think that brings up the question, is the establishment clause and equal protection clause for religion? or is it something else? and the equal protection context we would say it is based on whatever. well, of course, we have to treat people similarly a lot. we look at whether there is a compelling interest or important interest or whatever. but that is not how the establishme

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if it's a plausible claim. he shouldn't have to be locked up. >> can i go to the 12th procedural question. before -- suppose we reject your constitutional avoidance question, would there be any impediment to the seeking. if we remand it to the ninth sur -- circuit first view of the constitutionality? >> obviously the court could do that. certainly. it's within its power to do that. i'm not sure if that's -- we're continuing to press the construction claim as well. yes, the court could do that. the ninth sur cute viewed the are relief necessary. the purpose of the hearings is make sure the detention serves it purpose. i can come back for number three. >> can i ask a practical question? i have seen this statistics that since the ninth sircircuit order, under. 1226 a category, there have been more people released than previously. why? under 1226 a, you get bail hearing before an ins judge. the burden is on the immigrant to prove that they're not a flight risk and are not a danger to the community. and they can mak

a. prominent conservative commentators in the united states claim they're being censored by twitter after a wave of accounts are spent. and there is my day here in moscow this thursday the twenty second of every man is calling for a welcome to the news from r.t. international first for you this hour the exotic portuguese island of tesoro in the azores in the middle of the atlantic ocean is in desperate need of decontamination decades of u.s. air force activity have allegedly left it polluted with hydrocarbons and heavy metals and the islanders say that they're worried about the prevalence of cancer and other serious illnesses. the we're back to twenty thousand the course is not constant it's also lights rule is another constant we're now it eighteen twenty twenty two thousand policemen two thousand clinton's is now sent. and it's time to run away from here as we've already stay too long. we have is a series of locations with extremely high levels of pollution caused by heavy metals the hydrocarbons there are very high levels of lead in some sense copper zinc molybdenum all of them having

. >> a second unnamed accuser claims garcia made a move on him. she denies that claim. garcia says she has no plans to resign. >>> meanwhile, president trump is lashing out at a woman who claims he once forcibly kissed her. rachel crooks is among 14 women who have accused trump of sexual misconduct. the washington post featured crooks in a story today. in a tweet, the president denied the allegations saying quote, a woman i don't know and to the best of my knowledge never met is on the front page of the fake news washington post saying i kissed her for two minutes, yet in the lobby of trump tower 12 years ago. never happened. who would do this in a public space with live security. >>> new charges and new pleas in the russia probe. >> special counsel robert mueller accusing a dutch lawyer with ties to trump campaign aide rick gates of lying to investigators. alex vander is charged with covering up his discussions with ukraine with gates and failing to turn over e-mails to the special counsel's office. this will be the fourth guilty plea in the mueller information. it is e

a longstanding dispute over its name greece argues its neighbors use of that name suggests a territorial claim on its own province of macedonia two sides had pledged to find a solution this year. old ng is underway in greek said cyprus presidential runoff election it pits conservative incumbent. against left wing talent. he blames for a breakdown in last year's peace talks with the turkish occupied north this i don't has been space into since turkey invaded in ninety four. actress in the thurman has broken her silence on film producer harvey weinstein having long hinted that he's assaulted her she said weinstein tried to expose himself to her in a hotel room after they worked together on hope fiction in the ninety's more than seventy women have accused him of sexual misconduct. researchers have discovered remnants of a massive mayan society below the jungle in northern guatemala scientists used a new mopping technique to find pairs of hidden structures that they suggest that means millions more had actually been living in the region than previously thought of discovery archaeologists are now c

a man who claimed he had been abused bya vip a man who claimed he had been abused by a vip paedophilelf with multiple offences relating to indecent images of children. the man, only named as nick, is alleged to have committed some of the offences while scotland yard was investigating his claims. the chief constable of police scotland has resigned. phil gormley had been on special leave since september amid a series of investigations into claims of gross misconduct. he denies any wrongdoing. earlier, sarah smith spoke to us from glasgow and began by explaining why he has gone now. he says it is impossible for him to resume his duties in any meaningful way. let me explain why. he has not been at work since he was put on special leave six months ago over allegations of bullying. during that time, further complaints were made against him, a total of seven in all. i understand that he has resigned and now those investigations will be closed, they are no longer relevant. he was cleared to return to work back in november. that decision was reversed when the justice november. that decision wa