davey mentioned he knew steve bannon.cutive wanted to talk about whether his lawyer eddy sexton would say publicly he didn't believe the accusations from leigh corfman. sexton says gary or told him he could collect $10,000 and possibly more if he did that. eddy sexton said he was disturbed by the offer was intrigued by the offer to meet steve bannon. he said he had the money for him. but then other people entered the picture. quote, matt boyle, the washington bureau chief of breitbart news joined them. minutes later the jerusalem bureau chief joined them. on the table was a notebook open to page that contained the handwritten statement that he was expected to sign. the one disavowing this accusation from his client. he said they started discussing the possibility of issuing a statement. undermining his credibility. he told them he didn't see any way he could make a statement disparaging his client. he would lose his law license if he did. and hadn't even asked about the details of her accusations. the breitbart guys tell

for threatening the lives of other british citizens in salzburg including detective sergeant nick davey she said the steps against moscow would include the freezing of some russian assets and this is special of high level contacts be the headline move though was what will be the largest expulsion of russian diplomats from the u.k. in more than thirty years under the vienna convention the united kingdom will now expel twenty three russian diplomats who have been identified as undeclared intelligence offices they have just one week to leave the russian embassy in london described the measures as unacceptable unjustified and shortsighted the ambassador said moscow wanted to see samples of the nerve agent used in the attack and accused london of failing to stick to international rules on such matters first we want to see the simples full stop without the samples without the official procedure of the organization all the provision of the chemical weapons were not going to for i think that britain should for the international law as ties with russia now look set to enter a new deep freeze the

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on davey was. number six to me and it was not like any and we have ever had before we had more than twenty four am was. it just went. on and it was the length and strength of the storm that created so much damage and damage the reef so much because the reef doesn't have the resilience for that it's not too late to the great barrier we can save it we can ensure future generations have the same opportunity to enjoy it but only if we x. we through and their governments. as the sun sets over port douglas all right. with the world for campers keith and helen the grey nomads are having a dinner party. and. they all know each other they come here every year only the foreign tourists from europe mainly germany they're not as numerous as usual. enough to be deterred by bad news about the reef perhaps. you'd like to hear a way that condition on the sidelines can really make you. a lot of difference to what held everything somehow health wise we need to psychoanalyze to create cooler weather to talk code righ

. >> and on the peninsula, look at this, heavy rain prompted one davey city resident to videotape the drops just pounding a parked car and then posting it on twitter. >>> major flooding on the east bay thoroughfare that caused part of the road to collapse. leslie? >> reporter: well, this is a really busy commute corridor in and out of maraga. and you can see traffic is flowing through here in both directions, but the road is badly damaged by the water main break. at 5:00 a.m. with rain pounding down, a water main burst on the shoulder of moraga way, water bubbling up through the asphalt and into the yards of six east bay homes before mother nature got a grip on it. >> it was a clogged up cast iron main in an extreme high pressure zone, that might have been one of the reasons that pipe might have broken. >> reporter: the fractured asphalt damaged a gas line, crews had to enlarge the hole to 10 feet by 30 feet to make repairs, which means the hole takes up much of the northbound lane affecting traffic flow. on a nearby alternate route, moraga road, more backups to endure for this man an

their own i have a divided country for me as appears builder it's ors to say that we have still been davey's are not alone and i think lines are for me the solution or improvement or situation would be that we so often all the extra millions including religious extremism. to get off if you will off of the amount of each and rock one of each have founded a local organization that promotes peace their work is funded by donations and contributions from international groups. they offer young people a program that includes a range of activities local trips and workshops there any missed a fight prejudice and combat the hatred that prevails between ethnic and religious groups starbucks or how we create a stable peace in bosnia. is true but i thought she mentioned something earlier. how many among people for that goal for our own asean communication it is that's important. we don't even communicate with our parents we play with their families and say hi and bye and that is it and it's not without its own. you in the amount of it and rahman of his founded their organization in two thousand and four.

i'll give the last word to send john from twitter she says all of her wonderful performances through davey is irreplaceable had me she was a megastar we will remember everything about her she's a permanent place in our hearts and john is not the only one who is given lots of fan love on her twitter feed right now seem if you had to do an opiate for us life no pressure would be that ending sentence that you would she says she they will live forever she has not died you know how films are there for us to watch she's left a huge legacy and seem chaparral entertainment journalist thank you for joining us today thank you for all of our guests as well and remember shrinking jerry with this clip from sandy me and so watch and see the line everybody. that. is until. the late. i. do not get to get up to the gym to get up get to get up to to get to. the kitchen to get to the lucky to get enough to. own the benefit of people. who witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. march on al-jazeera. with all potential challengers out of the way egypt's president of the fattah el-

matter of time before the fringe supplants them also with us ellen posner a columnist with the berlin davey d. felt who argues that political parties alone can't stop the rise of the far right civil society from trade unions to soccer clubs needs to rally around liberal democracy and a very warm welcome to to share of the inch wide streets of french german journalist who just published a book about the role of family under the nazis geraldine says the emergence of europe's far right populist. it's linked to the way in which individual european countries have since the second world war tried or not tried to come to terms with their history all very interesting stuff going to begin with you alan alan posner and it was just a couple of days ago that the far right alternative for germany party here in germany for a moment or at least actually overtook in the opinion polls one of the main stream parties to the broad based parties the social democrats i know that that was really just a snapshot but it was an interesting moment and i wondered what your thoughts were are about that moment. and it's

photographer earl davey and three black reporters including moses newson followed the students there.we were walking up 16th street, someone up front yelled they're in our school and all hell broke loose. >> earl davey runs. someone tackles him. they take his camera and they smash it to the ground. l. alex wilson, the editor of "the tri-state defender" just keeps walking. still photographs caught that. well, take that and just magnify it 100 fold to show you what television was giving. >> you know, i looked at television and there was somebody beating mr. wilson. mr. wilson was just being pummeled. in fact, one of the guys said run, damn you, run. and he just kept walking. >> wilson creases his hat and puts it back on and he keeps walking. his expression doesn't change. >> l. alex wilson's decision not to run in defiance of the mob was rooted in an incident from his boyhood in florida. >> as a kid l. alex wilson had seen the klan come to town and he ran and he hated himself for having done that and he said he would never run again. he's 49 years old. he's got nerve damage from what ha

i want to back up what you said about the luncheon and what davey jones said they were doing with the insurance commissioners office. i got a lot out of that and it was a very good participation on the local level as well. i was really impressed with the turn out in the l.g.b.t. community. so that was great. mark? vice president? >> commissioner riley? >> yes, just want to report i attended the quarterly meeting with the interim mayor along with the other merchant associations. i thought it was a pretty good meeting. people have different requests and different questions and it went pretty smoothly, i think. >> president adams: good. okay, commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> i attended excelsior sunday streets and it was really, really cool. big turn out. fun. i brought my kids. i had to carry -- pull the wagon though, that's the only complaint. [chuckles] >> get them on bicycles. >> next year. >> president adams: commissioner dooley? >> i just wanted to report we had a major fire in north beach and we're not sure yet right now whether the entire building will need to be demolished or wh

important point and he was accuse you had of the same thing frnght lift tiller ler every davey seenedelieve of my gut. somebody in there that's leaking. because they don't like the fact that they are being covered and uncovered in the since that look at the people that robert mueller hired. so, when ken starr starr says it's beyond the mandate. how far beyond the mandate have we gone here? >> i think we have gone extremely far beyond the mandate. and, remember ken starr also argued he was told by jantz reno to go after those perjury charges against then president clinton. his mandate was expanded he said by the attorney general at that time. and i think that's important to note. so what we have to ask ourselves here is there is one specific question and i just want to go back to chairman nunes' letter. that says what has the doj and the fbi done to bring these penal to investigate them or to bring charges against them? we want to know what's going on here. and then if did you go to the special counsel and you see the expansive nature of this special counsel. and you now here adam schi

this afternoon they said sergeant davey was no longer in a serious condition but stable and talking.ow in the past few days he has met with the prime minister, theresa may. she came to salisbury before that dashes up as she came to salisbury and before that he met up with amber rudd. the news has come through from health officials that the condition is not serious. that will be encouraging, not only to his family and colleagues but to all of those in this investigation that his condition does seem to be improving. no word yet on today's that on about when he might be leaving hospital. that may be a while yet but his condition is not serious and sergeant paley is in a stable condition in hospital. as duncan suggests, we are expecting a further update round about 5:30pm for the latter is when we believe we will hear more. more on this story after half—past, hopefully. there are many elements to that story. meanwhile, russia's ambassador to the uk has accused theresa may of having no proof for her accusation that moscow was involved in the nerve agent attack in salisbury. alexander ya k

we put it on little davey crocket rockets, you know, pakistan is using the artillery rocket. we put them on honest johns and these are all systems that are less than 300 kilometers. you know, it really depends on how small you make it. we have nuclear artillery and so did the soviets during the cold war. the one comment i will make is no country has ever developed a 2,000-kilometer missile without first having had a nuclear weapon which is an interesting thing, and i kind of point that out when iranians started developing it, it concerned me, wait, this isn't something someone does unless they have an intention down the road to do something else. >> thank you. andreas foster with the german newspaper, and this is also to you, michael, because you made such a point in pointing us to the fact that the notion of intention was introduced and that security council resolution. i'm unclear as to what the political significance of this is after what you described that there are a lot of missiles that seem to have that intention. so does this, in your opinion make sense in the first p

althea davey/takoma park youth council liaison: we have jobs, and pay our income tax.. and so why shouldn't we have the same basic right to vote?the city's mayor says 16- and 17-year- olds help bring more perspective to certain local issues.kate stewart/takoma park mayor: a lot of young people are up early in the morning, taking the bus to school, they see a lot of issues with sidewalks, where it's safe for pedestrians to walkbut we're seeing controversial national issues affecting teens too - especially after the parkland, florida school shooting that killed 17 people. students in parkland refused to be dismissed...emma gonzalez, parkland shooting survivor: that we're too young to understand how the government works. we call b-s! unfortunately, political analysts point to a voter turnout of about 50 percent or lower, for 18- to 29- year- olds.nathan gonzales/editor and publisher of inside elections: but we also have to be open-minded that this might be a watershed moment, where young voters are going to be inspired and motivated to not only be politically active, but

from italy's soccer league the serious ah where few are in tina's reporting the death of team captain davey day a story the club says that the defender died overnight after a sudden illness a story was found early today in his hotel room before his club snatch against. all seven of syria sunday matches have now been postponed. a quick reminder now of the top stories we're following for you this hour germany's social democrats have voted that they will once again team up with uncle america's conservatives to form a new grand coalition more than five months after elections will finally be able to form a new government. and italians are voting in a general election today after a campaign focused on migration and the economy with the polls pointing to no clear winner a hung parliament could be the most likely outcome. up to date now on news will be back again at the top of the hour and marian evans steen from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching. your a mix this week's highlights. assured beauty makes when he accepted miss germany contest. victorious roger federer is sportsman of the ne

from italy's soccer league the serious ah where few are in tina's reporting the death of team captain davey day a story the club says that the defender died overnight after a sudden illness a story was found early today in his hotel room before his club's match against. all seven of syria sunday matches have now been postponed. a quick reminder now of the top stories we're following for you this hour germany's social democrats have voted that they will once again team up with uncle america's conservatives to form a new grand coalition more than five months after elections that chancellor merkel will finally be able to form a new government. and italians are voting in a general election today after a campaign focused on migration and the economy with the polls pointing to no clear winner a hung parliament could be the most likely outcome. up to date now on news we'll be back again at the top of the hour and marian evans dean from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching. this week's highlights. assure your duty makes when you septimus germany contests. victorious roger federer is sportsm