earlier joined my colleague collin bray in the studio to discuss the latest statement from sergei lavrov. you will not be possible to get away from the question. and what else is. british colleagues. the russian foreign minister has focused in detail on everything going on in this case first and foremost he said that he's very glad that the daughter of the russian citizen yulia recovering and he said that he hopes that her father on the mend to also he has stressed that. russia still has a lot of questions that has asked repeatedly but which remain unanswered pretty much russia even wrote an official mail an official letter to the o.p.c. w. those questions include some technical details that russia has inquired to the c.w. asking them what information the u.k. has passed to the un nobody regarding the investigation because this is something that london is refusing to share with moscow and whether or not the o.p.c. w. in turn will be sharing that with russia russia's been asking these questions since day one since this horrible incident took place where does russia hope to get any answers

bray happened it right up. the cheek quit touring in twenty sixteen but continued to make music just days ago he was nominated for twenty eight hundred billboard music awards. he will be missed turning to german soccer now in the bundesliga mentions a bus coach to hacking had called on his players to put on a display of attacking football in that game against false work last night and they seem to have taken that appeal to heart they put on a dominant performance in front of the fans. an exciting friday night was ahead for these young fans as they scored to the teams out on to the pitch but not in their wildest dreams could they have expected what was the come. eight minutes and in that deadlock was already broken. caps in last stand or let's sing on servos but back past a smash in his sixth goal of the season. more woeful defending saw the falls double their lead. rafael was on hand to convert the rebound from you and us hoffman's blocked shots. but the hosts left their most spectacular goal for last christoph

news throughout the day but for now that's our wrap up of today's top headlines but my colleague con bray will be taking over in about thirty minutes time as always thanks for tuning in. to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going from day shouldn't let it be an arms race based on often spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. to them so much. who was before. much of those who heard it's a preview of the. new movie. we will go. with it. will show you this do you believe you look good. move most of these goals good you've gone for good good good. good good or szell so look i do the same you show your store to go. to to starbucks. fill in the middle of the list don't feel it is it. seems that wanders consistently and mashed on. the president and the splintering this morning. for your producers to post this for to sleep or come up when you look at the rest of the coverage for your supporters to whom she works through shashank for you should

international with all the latest updates my colleague colleen bray will be here at the top of down. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way was going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure the camera you have to put me to the center of the football with you and the great the great you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball going let's go. a low. and i'm really happy to join for the two thousand and three in the world cup in russia. this special was it was also appreciated me to just say the review the aussie team's latest edition may go up as we go so i need to just say look. this is says harlan kentucky. overall in this move the voices people were very fanny's removing. a co money since it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the polis just said that there was a lot of to these people a survivor was disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger tha

. >> she loves all of them and she is happy they are there to sell bray.uess the next party they will be attending will be the wedding and reception. >> that's it for today's show. we'll see you next time. >> prince william appears to be nodding off. since his brother and meghan markle don't have a child yet, staying awake seems easier. they're rested, glowing. ah. >> he can hear the cries from the new baby. the contrast is hilarious. that's awesome. >> poor guy. the joys. >>> cominn up, kanye west defends his intention to make america great again. >> and his love fest with the president has some rethinking their own political affiliations. >>> and in the skinny, some of us may have worshipped her at coachella, but now there is a place where you really can pray to beyonce. you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now." 60% of women wear the wrong size pad and can experience leaks. you don't have to with always my fit try the next size up and get up to 20% better coverage day or night. because better coverage means better protection alw

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those two now after being on thursday here in moscow my name's colleen bray welcome to your world news for m r t international first for you this hour it's been revealed the dubai based company hired a top level p.r. executive to produce a film linking cattle with terrorism a report from the bureau of investigative journalism also claims his firm previously created propaganda material for the pentagon breaking it all down for us now is more i guess. there's no propaganda quite like military propaganda psychological operations that these psyops serious stuff aside from mere unlimited money you also don't have to deal with all those annoying ethical restrictions i just assumed it was news gathering. for having seen the process and worked in the process so then realize this is a big project so we would do the news items that would go out on the news and or on various channels locally and we were to make it its best we could look. as if it was made locally belled porton ger specialized in military grade propaganda the british p.r. firm was active in iraq for years to the us commander there

it's why bray chanst is the user in the right direction does not he got so much good at climbing this navigation belt has sixteen vibration on the tire they vibrate around your metal signaling which direction you should go . and so you literally follow your gut feeling. if it vibrates on your front door you walk straight ahead when you reach an intersection you're told which way to turn as i did you get that. users just have to type their destination into their smartphone it's a really useful tool if you're on a hiking or cycling trip it also has benefits for people who are visually impaired and it's quite a hit with visitors at this founders fair. to erase founders hope their river turbines will be equally popular. now imagine going on a hike or cycle with a brick in your backpack one of those original mobile phones which couldn't do much besides actually calling someone the smartphones of today have come a long way but of the networks that carry all that data keeping up. this is my i phone it uses four g. or l.t.e. network technology it's not that fast but five g. is set to change a

more about any of those stories of course r t dot com as you more than covered it you don't call and brayat the top of the hour for more global news life from r.t. h.q. in moscow. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. look at the blockade in the animosity fifty almost sixty years did it change the regime in cuba no the last administration realized that the majority of cuban americans wanted normalizations the normalised and when you normalize you can talk . and i want to tell you from my experience in cuba when the united states you sugar. instead of a hammer things change in cuba in the way that the united states wanted it. for twenty eighteen coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all such but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure to come out you have to go meet the center of the beach but how would you and will show the great game the g

to join my colleague colin bray earlier in the studio but he looked real to me you're sure you're not a russian. last time i checked it's only real human being. you know. the british government they can't even confirm that i'm not an automaton how can we believe anything they have to see about the evidence they have who are scruple and syria's chemical attacks the u.k. government argues that one reason to doubt us being a real activists is that the number of posts that you wrote or repos did more than two thousand tweets in just twelve days and that's around two hundred posts a day where did you find the time to do all that how can you explain that large number. well i can explain it because the number is in fact full so i took my analytics and i've only posted nine hundred tweets in thirty days that number comes from the atlantic council's d of our love it wasn't just me and it wasn't just ian who you just heard recorded from sky news it was actually a coordinated attack against a bunch of academics activists including vanessa dealy tim as a professor as well anyone who is basically

has described the conflict as the world's worst humanitarian disaster earlier my colleague called bray was joined by the former head of the red cross in yemen who explained it just how much needs to be done in the country. why didn't the family in and there is a problem with a structural collapse of the system in yemen you have problems of water you have problems of sanitation we in the international red cross we try to fix those problems otherwise there would maybe not be any running water and so on anymore so there is no doubt that what is coming into the country at the moment is not enough and more should be done humanitarian aid is to some to a large extent allowed in but the problem is that more is needed to ensure a decent level of life for the population otherwise the country goes downhill the problem is is one of a structural decay. yemen is not a country like you can find another come hell is where with village little infrastructure in yemen you have a lot of infrastructure and this particular infrastructure is falling to pieces and we international organization including the

that we can follow us on social media and let us know i'll be back in about oh my colleague colleen bray will be back in half an hour with the latest headlines here talking about. they've been waiting. for a long time because it talked about the dollar back to this world reserve currency countries are tired of funding and america's wars because there are there's got to be a trainer in dollars including oil to buy oil. gotta buy dollars first that means america gets a commission to use that money a wage wars all over the world. on the shores of the mississippi river new orleans louisiana. the city is known around the world for its jazz. the famous musician louis armstrong and sidney bishop born here. in treme an african-american neighborhood. the bethel church is packed this morning . if you're a. hero right on thirty five was shot and killed during what appears to be a revenge that. they're fairly common in the area. the mother of the victim has already lost a relative in a shootout. should guns kill almost one person every day within the black community. leaving me so never. to remove t

of our stories by following us on social media but the latest news headlines my colleague colleen bray will be with you at the top. of the plate for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the shaper money billionaire owners and spending to get to the twenty million one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy my great so what chance for. peace. four man are sitting in a car when the feds get shot in the hand. for a different version of what happened one of them is on the death row there's no way he can and there's no possible way because do not shoot around a corner. i'm action or attention we're going underground as minority u.k. leader tereza may bomb his targets just hours before the o.p.c. w. goes into syria to defacto assess british culpability for the alleged chemical attack in duma we look at the wider issues coming up in the show. president us out vic

ok a day's big news stories enough time with colin bray here. to stay with us though for more greats are right and. part of the mainstream media playing a role as found in the great russian novel the possessed voicing dissent against media orthodoxies has never been more dangerous and is peace on the korean peninsula. we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone signed up to be friggin poisoned by our own people that was nuclear biological and chemical products the said do not the truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between berm pits and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor that was on the ground that are complaining about the onus is from their exposure from the berm pits would really literally send a be a growth and they don't want to pay it so the wady and decades a lot of those soldiers will die in time and they won't have t

five pm this saturday here in moscow my name's colum bray and this is the news from r.t. international just one story dominating awfulness in today american british and french forces have pounded syria with missile and strikes the attack took place in the early hours of saturday morning and came in response to allegations that the syrian government used chemical weapons against civilians claims the u.n. watchdog is still yet to investigate. the two. as i said in an hour's time the u.n. security council will hold an emergency session of the request of russia which calls the strikes a violation of the u.n. charter i got more of moscow's reaction from correspondent dan of well president putin has condemned in the strongest words as to what happened as these strikes conducted by the u.s. the u.k. and france he said that they targeted not just to the military facilities but also to civilian infrastructure is world saying that this goes against in violation of all international norms and in fact it wasn't sanctioned by the u.n. security council has also said that it's pretext f

or earlier my colleague khalid bray discussed moscow's reaction with correspondent to go to. well president putin has condemned in the strongest words as to what happened these strikes conducted by the u.s. the u.k. and france he said that they targeted not just to the military facilities but also to civilian infrastructure as well as saying that this goes against and in violation of all international norms and in fact it wasn't sanctioned by the u.n. security council has also said that as pretext for the strikes the u.s. and its allies used a fake used a staged chemical attack he said that in a statement he said that he did not believe that the chemical attack took place that in fact the russian military that entered the city of doom of the sites of the chemical incident could not find any traces of the of any toxic agents or anything of the sort not even any eyewitnesses of the attack could be found apparently so he is what how blood him are putin described the situation right now the organization for the proof of chemical weapons has deployed its specialist on a fact findi

and also ball in first class hong kong's government says the region lags behind the rest of china in bray in embracing new bill energy that barely any of the city's power comes from green sources but it's hoping to catch up with a pilot project him into harness the power of the sun the vehicle palming reports. target is hong kong's oldest surviving fishing village but it's becoming a new frontier in the territory when it comes to energy you hope but i also have all this second point to farm i set up needs i'm a true city to run the water pumping system i chose solar panels as it would generate just enough energy as the pump doesn't need too much power. timmie says his family have lived here for generations he says the villagers called sunlight god's blessing for centuries they use the sun to make the dried seafood products this village has become famous for last year they discovered another benefit when the world wildlife fund set up solar panels in the village cheap clean energy problem if they can't afford to install anymore not without government funds they don't will have to financial

england last month person is blaming russia for the attack on sergei nearly a script all in seoul's bray but last show is denying any involvement investigators from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons say the toxic chemical was of high purity but they don't know where it came from or assign blame for the attack and has asked for a u.n. security council meeting next week to discuss the findings of the new court guthrie is a british chemical weapons expert he says all of the evidence points to russia. very invention of high purity is very important it's very difficult to make a highly toxic chemical to this high level of purity without a lot of effort normally you don't worry about some impurities because they don't get in the way it's the nature tossed that you're using the chemical for which is to poison something so you only release the impurities if you try to make it difficult for people to point the finger back at you. at least fourteen people have been killed in an attack carried out by the taliban in afghanistan gunmen stormed a district government compound in

progress moving forward martin all right kathy thank you very much she's going to beijing now and adrian bray brown adrian so this was a statement that was quite big on the ideas on the concepts but quite short on the details are enough in this to satisfy the chinese. i think the outwardly the chinese are being very cautious of the moment martine but also trying to be positive as well i think chinese leaders will be studying the text of the joint declaration very carefully indeed over the weekend i mean a few months ago it seemed that this part of the world was on the brink of a nuclear war now it's facing the prospect of peace but it may not be quite the deal that china ultimately wants because the joint declaration talks about one country that seems to point towards a unified korea and china really worries about a unified korea right on its doorstep it doesn't know whether that would be good or bad for china but it would certainly mean potentially the china would lose influence over the korean peninsula and it worries of course that could some of the twenty eight thousand u.s. troops curren

. >> in mill bray people took shelter any way they could. let's get to drew tuma. >> we had a cold front move through earlier this evening, brought a line of showers with it and colder air to finish the wekend. live doppler 7 still tracking showers out there. we're watching the motion of the storm itself. showers offshore work towards the east. so overnight we expect more showers. it's a light level 1 system. there is the chance of a thunderstorms popping up, and snow levels drop to around 3,000 feet. that's how cold this system is late in the season. future weather, out the door tomorrow morning, grab the rain greer. 6:00 in the morning we have the scattered showers. it's not a wash out but showers continue into the afternoon as well. we'll time it out and tell you what you can expect. also show you brighter and warmer weather on the horizon in the accuweather forecast. >>> former first lady barbara bush is in fail health and will not seek further medical treatment. it follows conversations with her family and recent trips to the hospital.

there was a steady rain in mill bray where we saw a mini water fall as you can see coming off an apartment rooftop. you can see how widespread the rain was in this shot. and here's a live picture where we're seeing rain and winds. let's get started with abc 7 news with meteorologist. >> i want to show you live doppler 7 right now, and you will notice the focus of the rain is still in the south bay. a short time ago it was in that area, and right now the downpours from santa clara to san jose, and tully road, we are seeing light to moderate rain. as we head into the ineast some steady rain. other parts of the east bay you'll notice we are seeing some scattered showers from danville to san ramone, danville boulevard. in the north bay the colder air is filtering in, and it's a mix of precipitation in the hills as indicated by the mixed colors. we take a look at the northern mountains, the sierra nevada and we have much needed snow. gusty winds, 20 to 40 miles an hour, and the snow level lowering. by tomorrow it'll be about 2,000 feet. and still pretty gusty. mount tam 21 miles an hour. mount

. >> a world war ii marine veteran shot three times and bray onneted in the canal.han today. >> you who old are you? >> 96. >> and when do you turn 97? >> may 7th. >> that is coming up. >> sadly the sergeant's health is failing and he's now receiving hospice care and it turns out that long ago battle on the islands have flooded his memory as of late. so much so his hospice care giver decided to do something about it. do your thing, twitter, a hospice facility in new york is seeking someone willing and able to visit with a veteran agent age of 96 who was in the battle and wants to talk with someone who had the same experience and twitter did it thing. we found a former world war ii marine sergeant and the recipient of a purple heart and also at the battle of the canal. harold burg and a family friend hopped a plane to new york city and headed to the rockland county new york home bill shares with his daughter and her family, to fulfill this last wish. >> haroldberg, this is big hessian, you are both marines. both american heroes. >> dag, golly. imagine that. you were

right now getting into the cities, obviously the bray bridge will see this. we're hearing about a potential crash just past treasure island. we're going check with the bridge crew. but so far they have not arrived on the scene. ahead, it's a slow spochlt south 680 actually recovering in the last five minutes. they've cleared the two lanes. they're coming down out of pleasant hill. they should hold up and recover a little bit. the walnut creek interchange, there will be more traffic. no major problems and there's a live look. a few more clouds. back to you. >> thank you very much. it is 5:32 right now. new this morning a disturbing case where police arrested a man accused of recording women inside a bathroom at northgate mall in tear a linda. >> pete, the surprising thing here that will make a lot of people upset, this isn't the first time the suspect has done something like that. >> that's right, marcus. it aclears that he is no stranger to these types of peeping incidents. in fact, his most latest one hand. he was recording it. she called san rafael police a

and trying to do everything i could -- >> this is the first no-hitter by an a's pitcher since dallas bray den, a perfect game in 2010. >>> still doesn't have a job but colin kaepernick received an important new honor. amnesty international's top awards. the former teammate presentedkan inspiring contribution to helping human rights. protested by kneeling during the national anthem when they were team mates with the 49ers. since then neither signed by an nfl team and kaepernick in the mid of a a collusion lawsuit with the nfl. >>> gone but not forgotten, new hope for bay area families looking for missing loved ones. and helping hand, lots of them of the one of the largest volunteer days sponsored by a company in the u.s. and nbc bay area is part of it. a massive effort and bringing help to victims of the north bay fires. take a live look outside sf from san bruno mtn >>> good morning, you're taking a live look at san francisco from san bruno mountain. warmer temperatures on the way today. >>> their loved ones are missing but families in the bay area find new hope this weekend. a new effort

teresa: el profesor david bray de la universidad internacional de la florida, añade que estas vacas nos una importante fuente de metano. teresa: ese gas metano es una de las causas principales del calentamiento global. mientras que para la mayoría de las personas, como Ángel y melissa, lo ideal es alcanzar un balance entre una dieta vegetal y carnívora, para los defensores de los animales la consigna es clara. juan: ser más vigilantes de dónde viene el producto y, si se puede, mejor eliminar el producto completamente. si no hay consumo, no hay negocio. teresa: bueno, y según los expertos las personas que cometen actos de crueldad hacia los animales en los mataderos ilegales reciben castigos leves y suelen regresar al mismo trabajo. y cabe mencionar que más adelante volveremos con Ángel y melissa para ver qué decisión tomarán en cuanto a su dieta. siga con nosotros. locutor: más adelante, yumalay tiene un don que le ha cambiado el destino. ¿cuáles han sido sus retos para permanecer en pequeños gigantes? pero antes, los desafíos para la industria avícola, criando pollos en 40 días. leah:

and john bray bepder a republican strategist. hey, so good to have you all on, lenny, why don't you tell us how you really feel? joking. listen, josh since you worked with james comey, based on what you saw in last night's interview is this a revenge tour for him? >> i wouldn't say it is a revenge tour at all of i think it's finally time for him to tell his story. ever since june of 2017 during the famous hearing where he was asked some tough questions and provided some enlightening details over what happened over the haas year we haven't heard from him since then. now it's time for him to come out. obviously he has written a thoughtful piece has taken time to tell his story. it's time for someone who has been this the public spotlight so long to go out there and let us hear directly from him. >> you were with comey the day he was fired and you took a picture of that paper cup of red wine he talked about drinking on the plane ride back home. who was comey like that day? >> it was a tough day. we were in los angeles at a field off

marathon. —— sophie bray worth.one is like. if you 5ee it. which someone is like. if you see the end 5hots some are quite happy, probably happy to have fini5hed happy, probably happy to have finished it! i don't know what you would prefer? a large screen and a bottle of something is a good way to watch a marathon in my view. but they won't be worrying about rain, it will be hot again. sophie will be back on the starting line for the commonwealth this weekend, but she did well to get warm weather training because we are approaching close to record—breaking temperatures for the london marathon. here's how the forecast looks, we could see temperatures during the afternoon especially for 5low runner5 of around 22 degrees, maybe 23. in 2007 temperatures were ju5t maybe 23. in 2007 temperatures were just shy of 22 celsius and that was the warmest marathon run on record, there will be plenty of liquid and suncream as well, one for the supporters as well as the runners. and of course in the next few days it will be even war

despite bray tain and france declaring war that did not slow the nazis advancing across europe. on april 9, 1940, they invaded denmark and norway and on may 10 they invaded france, belgium, holland and bucks embourg by june 14 they were occupying the french capital of paris. the start of world war ii also coincided with the nazis' increased brutality against the jewish peach. the same month that britain and france declared war, reinhart hinrich issued instructioners in s.s. to gather jews in ghettos. one month late, the nazis would seal the ghettos so no one, mean nothing jewish person, could escape. on march 22, 1941, the german army high command gave the reich main security office approval to initiate s.s. murder squads throughout the eastern front. these squads, known as the -- news were responsible for murdering the inteligentsia and cultural elite in poland. these mainly killed civilians. upon nnting the impact of the murder squads on s.s. agents decided the tactics were too costly, demoralizing and didn't kill victims quickly enough that led to the use of gas to murder inn

i bray pray i don't have to tell another mom or dad, but it's the same background, same area.aybe ida lopez will find those answers here in the same sun-baked desert sand that once hid this mystery and then later revealed it. but the problem, then as now, is time. right now the kill he'er, if still alive, has plenty of it, and this desert doesn't give up its secrets easily. we are live from washington every sunday from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern. tonight it turns out the most consequential thing released from james comey this week was probably not his book. plus, climate change and the president's legal team. the outlook is cloudy for michael cohen. the attorney general and rod rosenstein. >>> and later, we are witnessing a genuine thaw in relaon

negotiations having questioned i think it was three or four times and then melissa tried to follow up brai -- bravely. >> and i have one thing. the treasury secretary did not say anything incendiary. he was very even handed and left there room for negotiation and none of us are purview to what is going on behind doors but they laid out a scenario where both parties can come to a amicable solution. >> did i conclude from what you said earlier, get the impression that the selloff is not do to with the trade but it is due to the fed. >> again we can't prove a fault positive but if we had this last year i'm not sure it would have a big effect on market the moving away from the liquidity with the fed raising rates has changed investor risk appetite and that is the reason volatility is back not that the other factors are impactful and if we have a trade war that is impactfuls but we are pricing the trade war in the worse case scenario. >> you -- >> it is all about the trade war. we saw the futures trade off last night just as the announcement of the $100 billion tariffs came across the tape so i