our began a month ago with thirty two teams now after sixty three matches in eleven cities just two teams remain and on sunday it comes down to ninety minutes here at the luzhniki stadium in moscow that's where france and chrysler will face off to decide who goes home with football's biggest prize landy richardson has been out among the fans. french friends in moscow are experiencing a familiar feeling for the third time in the last six world cups their t.v. is in the final. thanks to question fans and footballers going where no croatians have gone before the creation same may not be looking quite as fresh faced as they were for their pre-tournament photographs all three of the knockout games have gone to extra time so they've affectively played an extra game when compared to france croatia strength is their ability to dominate possession in midfield with players like luka moderates in even rackets each and the danger posed by their white players even parasitical be able to exploit the inexperience of french fullback benjamin provide many of their key players including moderates all the w

follows a august of two thousand and eight so it catchin ski or as many poles believe. died because of that you can imagine that he came to support me and of course the russians no doubt would deny that and wondering how do you respond to the allegation that would come from the other side that says you are simply a tool of change on the part of the west look i think that's overblown i think what we have two different forces here we have. on the one hand we have russia that export chaos in the entire region you know i'm sure that they're well first of all they generated scholars in our case in our part of the world they generated chaos in syria because they want syrian refugees to go to europe and that stabilize europe footedness calculated this very shrewdly at did you ever receive support as they say from. all the other hand i don't know non-governmental organization on the one hand we have russia that has a very clear policy of exporting chaos and implementing on the other hand we have rather chaotic policy on the part of the west so russia is exporting chaos and west

between the two countries for most of the past two decades but when he came he was warmly welcomed. thousands of ethiopia lining the streets wherever he went chanting his name and all these proximity and all your relationship between the two countries is definitely going to benefit the people of the two countries in eritrea there's been the force conscription and military are something that is the whole thing will now ease in ethiopia a landlocked country needs the two. and a trailer house which have been traditional ports and also the first flights from ethiopia. eritrea is planned for they so a lot of benefits for both sides of the border while staying in the region people on the island of sokoto are facing a shortage of essential supplies. reconstruction hasn't kept pace with demands the military standoff between the u.a.e. and yemen's government has also slowed things down a bit has more. the board was damaged and the boat sank months ago when cycle macoun hit this region but not much has changed in the yemeni archipelago of the katra the un says sixty thousand people were affec

there were some twenty three hundred in two thousand and five and nearly thirteen thousand in two thousand and sixteen. but that increase also has a side effect. graham effect on them yeah last year we issued about ten thousand requests right notices wanted notices one to two percent of them would dispute it. that one to two percent represents tens or even hundreds of red notices but article three of interpol's constitution referred to as the neutrality clause stipulates it is strictly forbidden for the organization to undertake any intervention or activities of a political military religious or racial character. sanctioning those who abuse red notices might be a solution but interpol is permanently underfunded. it's the second largest international organization after the united nations but its budget nowhere near matches its reputation. the combined statutory contributions of all one hundred ninety two member countries come to hardly more than fifty million euros by comparison the f.b.i.'s budget is some seven billion euros sixty times more. so right now in the polls in a budget deficit w

the eyes of the world has been watching right here, the two families of the two boys that have been made cave. they've gotten triage from the medical personnel. they get to a medical pad and get escorted by ambulance to the chiang rai hospital. the world has been watching all of this unfield it's where the boys of the soccer team and their coach has been trapped for 16 days. we're hearing via roeuters thati have have gotten six boys from the cave. let's play back what chuck and todd decision cuss iscussed. >> it is freedom time for two boys. a short time ago, two ambulances came through that darkness along a rutted jungle path. one boy in each ambulance. they are the first of the 13 to be free. they've been helicoptered by a yeesh opt, and each are looked like from a separate medical team. the commander launching that

as prime minister in two thousand and three for more than two decades in the top job here in malaysia but you never really left politics you were still very much a dominant figure within the ruling. united malays national organization or noise it's known locally and it's actually been the monopoly holder of government since malaysia gained independence in two thousand and sixteen though you resigned from knowing you set up your own party announcing that you would contest the next elections which you eventually ended up winning surprisingly what is it that made you decide to run again for office at the age of ninety two. when they stepped down in two thousand and three i had no intention of being in politics still but after i stepped down and the new leader takes over. a lot of people came to see me asking me to do something because they were not satisfied with the leadership of the successes my successes. i responded to their the lead tried to advise right. but even with the fifth prime minister i had to resign from the by the and came in to have fim. sat down and give it to that. eve

over the past two weeks.... is there a chance for you to win?|j still it chanced... is there a chance for you to win? i know she is a mess of the single race. i know i will be a bit closer after today but i would say she is still the favourite. i will keep chasing though. you can watch all the hightlights of the canadian leg of triathlon‘s world series on bbc two from 12:00 on sunday. australian sailor wendy tuck has become the first female skipper ever to win a round—the—world international yacht race. tuck took the overall victory in this year's clipper race, which ended with the sprint finish up the river mersey to the royal albert docks in liverpool. and second place also went to a woman — that was british sailor skipper nikki henderson. the 25—year—old from guildford is the youngest ever skipper in this race. maybe a future winner of that race. before we go, a reminder of our top story, another great performance. geraint thomas will become the first welshman to win the tour de france in paris tomorrow af

percent and even in two thousand and twenty four only about two thirds of the twenty nine members will be spending two percent so it's really sort of out of the realm of possibility that you could raise it to four percent so i don't know if this means he's going to start a new sort of a new category of attacks against the european allies the ones that don't spend four percent but that would be everybody including the united states so that's not very realistic terry shuls thank you so very much reporting from brussels. all right let's get you some more analysis on what's shaping up to be a stormy two day summit like to welcome now tyson barker from the aspen institute jeremy good to see you mr barker president trump seems to have a particularly in for a german he's made disparaging remarks when it comes to germany in the past so that's nothing new but what's very striking is that he singling out berlin now why well you're right to point out that he has a pretty deep antipathy to germany and i think that this isn't necessarily as you mentioned new. the thing is with president trump in hi

there werejust two people. but it was a great team effort, and it is a team effort to get everybody out, and that includes the rescuers as well. when you come across the individual you are trying to rescue, what is your first instinct? what do you say to these individuals to calm the situation down? you have got to be positive at all times. you have not got to give off any negative vibes. you have got to talk them around into believing that it to talk them around into believing thatitis to talk them around into believing that it is possible that they can do what you are asking them to do. in situations like i was involved in they have little choice. they knew that their destiny was in their own hands, that is what they actually said, and that is what made them go ahead and do the dive because they knew they had no choice. as i understand, i think with these boys they have clearly shown such character, having been in that cave for so long, that they might see it as an adventure and a challenge. hopefully they wi

$1 million in year two? >> supervisor cohen: no. >> supervisor sheehy: so my proposal would be to have something either in the $500,000 range or $750,000 in year two. and has that been -- has that change been about $500,000 to $750,000 or has it been lower? >> supervisor cohen: let me interject here. it is based on the budget. the budget varies. if we have a large budget, that there could be a larger allocation. i'm hearing for $1 million 18/19 or $500,000 or $750,000 in year two. so you are interested in growing the million dollar allocation? >> supervisor sheehy: let me be 100% clear. i'm 100% of support of $1 million in year one. i'm in support of growing the million dollar application. i would probably argue it would be better to have $500,000 in year two. >> supervisor cohen: all right. that will grow the budget -- let's see, $1.5 million -- into the record -- >> $5.5 million to give $500,000 to each of the 11 districts. >> supervisor cohen: which means in this case, we're working with $31 million -- wh

thousand and seventeen and diptheria two hundred nine suspected cases in addition there have been two hundred fifty two suspected cases of measles to japan now with the prime minister has a visit to areas hard hit by the worst flooding in decades and promised to help the return of normal life as quickly as possible. to survivors sheltering in an evacuation center in the western city of quite a shaky more than forty of the one hundred and seventy six people who died in the floods and landslides lived there rob mcbride has more from quite a shaky prefecture. visit comes as emergency teams continue to search through debris and destroyed houses looking for some of the people who are still missing thousands of people remain displaced meanwhile thousands more are gradually returning to their homes to assess the damage and figure out how to rebuild these government this is a chance to assess how it deals with extreme weather events such as this is especially if people here believe these have now become the norm rather than freak occurrences japan is already well advanced in preparing for nat

see some flooding here meanwhile for japan it is generally looking fine and dry at this stage that two celsius for tokyo i will say for try and find across a good parts of southern china as well at the moment there are a few showers down towards the gulf of tonkin towards high net taiwan generally settled at present but we are awaiting the arrival of super typhoon maria that will cause some problems damaging winds flooding rains this system is going to battery its way in as we go on through wednesday says certainly want to keep an eye on and it will eventually push its way towards the southeast and cold of china and for xiang province. this is one of the most fired parents of our judicial system what to do with children examining juvenile justice he didn't adult crime he's got to face an adult sons adolescents should not be demanding the rest of their lives for actions that are taken at that you don't feel arrives he's just as guilty as suffers the same consequences that's the law exploring the dark side of american justice system with joe burden on al-jazeera. well again the top stori

eight six eight two five. we make decisions every day that affect every man woman child in the state of connecticut and sometimes the cases are not so clear cut the high risk offenders the ones that make the hair stand up on the back of your neck those are easy those are the ones where you just know ok put him under the prison you should never ever see the light of day the ones that are low risk those are easy it's the ones in the middle that can go either way where you sit and think. you know one you know if the planets line up just right you know will the sky kill somebody. is the art of living in motion to deny the role with no new theory your denials for the following reasons your criminal history the current offense was committed while on probation and in adequate institutional programming to have a second circuit in favor good luck to you sir. and the quick word about that decision. high risk high stakes. he will hurt somebody. he started his criminal career with an assault he like nearly stabbed some ki

form two thousand and one until two thousand employee is lost almost. four percent for its g.d.p. . in those years i mean no one goes to see even a movie and no one. was there. because the security situation. and according to the walls architect the security of the israeli people comes first you see your stuff. and you give me a clear picture a very miserable picture about people who suffer from the war.

percent even by that point only about two thirds of the allies will be spending two percent of their g.d.p. so it's crazy to talk about four percent at this point oh all right terry reporting from nato h.q. thank you so very much for your continued coverage. and next up a court in the german city of munich has found a member of a neo nazi terrorist cell guilty of murdering ten people in a decade long spree beata shaper has been sentenced to life in prison she belong to a group calling itself the national socialist underground or and it's you in short if they carried out the racially motivated murders two bombings and a series of robberies between the years two thousand and twenty. the verdict was a long time coming guilty of ten counts of murder the chief but the only survivor of the new nazi murder cell good life in prison. outside the court media politicians and lawyers gathered as the judges were still reading the full verdict . this club is consequent it's right that she was sentenced for life imprisonment and was found grievously culpable which means she will not automatically b

friend of the west and then me of russia really became president of georgia in january two thousand and four his popularity got him reelected four years later despite accusations of electoral fraud but georgia's constitution prevented him from running for a third term in two thousand and thirteen. was defeated at the polls and he left georgia for ukraine shortly afterwards where he supported the two thousand and fourteen revolution. he gained ukrainian citizenship although it meant losing his georgian passport. crane's president petro poroshenko called to the governor of the desa profits but he resigned in november two thousand and sixteen accusing kardashian co of corruption a few days later successfully announced plans to create a new political force in ukraine but that didn't happen the government revoked his ukrainian citizenship in july last year. stateless circus really was first sent to poland then to the netherlands where he now lives under temporary asylum status meanwhile a court in georgia found him guilty of abuse of power in connection with the two thousand and six murder c

two billions and two souls in fourteen we are now searching eight something billions and two thousand eight hundred and it's going to grow the problem is about the long term development so far it's not really in the plans so we have a very strong political rhetorical commitment by the chancellor and by the minister of defense but if you look in the financial planning of the german budget it's not yet there but what i really want to underline is that the debate about defense in germany and in europe has changed and it has changed before it has changed since two thousand and fourteen when russia annexed crimea and didn't warn eastern ukraine this was really a game changer for european security it forced europeans to really learn collective defense concentrated upon crisis management like in afghanistan or libya it forced europeans to remember reader on collective defense with everything that it implies just sticks capabilities training finances everything there is movement it's not yet enough but there's clearly movement question tripper. many people watching from abroad would say the d

fire between israel and have mass appears to be holding after the latest flare up of violence in gaza two palestinian teenagers were killed in what israel says was the most powerful daylight attack on hamas since two thousand and fourteen the u.n. says an all out war was only narrowly avoided burnet smith has more now from gaza. america why weren't fighters or even protesters the teenage friends were just playing outside in a park in central gaza when an israeli missile smashed into a deserted building next to them. the boys were killed another dozen people injured israel says the building was a hamas urban training facility now it's become another reminder of israel's air power over gaza. israel says the target was hamas in response to rocket attacks and israel has warned repeatedly of a harsh military response if hamas which runs gaza did not stop protestors from sending burning kites and balloons into israel and setting fire to crops all they can do just send balloons sent flying fight and we've seen that no israelis were killed no one while on the palestinian side one hundred more tha

two percent of g.d.p. for defense and that is really the progress we have designed it that we have to follow up on the implemented we call tailored for a presence in romania and the black sea region we are also strengthening our maritime posture developing our nighttime capabilities and this is and in addition to increased presence in the black sea region we had land forces air forces a marathon forces. one of the most important things we. have done today is to further strengthen our ability to reinforce to move forces quickly if needed so force natal as the fence and the third is not on the base on the force we have for instance the black sea region the national forces on the nato multinational forces but is also of course very much dependent on our ability to reinforce move forces quickly and both the increased threat and the saw forces for thirty's initiative the fact that we all have to treat people the size of the nato response force and the fact that in our addressing military mobility. much more vig

there's two permits in the city. there's food trucks, and there's carts, and subtly, by this, i would own a lesser of two permits. and also, it doesn't seem that anybody knows this because on the department's website, it still says all mobile food facilities must maintain minimum clearances of 6 feet from street furniture. so the effect of that would be that if anybody was thinking of looking for a location, they would be discouraged from going toward a yellow zone that had street furniture because the website and the code both say you have to be 6 feet from it unless -- but now, this truck is right there. and by the way, that truck can be anywhere in those four yellow zones because the code allo allows them to have two yellow zone parking spaces, and the d.p.w. allows them to move one space forward or one space back, so all four of those zones are available. and it's important about street furniture because what street furniture does, and that's that clear path of pedestrian travel, street furniture narrows the side

persons toddlers spending two percent of the g.d.p. for defense is much older than mr trump's term in office it's a social commitment from two thousand and fourteen but it has been endorsed already ten or eleven years ago for the first time and ever since not much happened in europe it's not only germany whose father was looking behind to meet that target as many other countries lot of a lot of countries also i'm not there already but coming back to germany yes you're right. german history and the experienced germans drum society has made with the second world war makes it difficult to talk about spending a lot for defense about the military in general the military has not a very high esteem in drum society anymore but if this is so to say the long term perspective after the fall of the berlin wall and the collapse of communism it was . the germans who really were eager to consume the peace dividend and that's what we did and now turning around is a very difficult process apart from the long term perspective of history just briefly do

a backdrop of fraying western alliances and the investigation into alleged russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. and action well let's talk to our diplomatic editor james bays now he is joining us live from helsinki and that big meeting taking head in just over an hour james people already scratching their heads over comments from president trump to the finish president. yeah that's right there are two presidential palaces here in helsinki there's the one where the big summit will take place between trump and putin that's where the finnish president works but earlier on president trump went to see presidents only mean yes though in his residential palace and there he was asked by reporters about last week's nato summit. i think nato has never been more together. people are now agreeing to pay and we were having a lot of problem with a lot of people not paying it's present i will tell you and they're paying and they're paying more rapidly and at a later probably never been stronger than it is today. as the president will tell you he said there was another reference to th

on defense has repeatedly pressured its nato allies to spend at least two percent of g.d.p. in two thousand and fourteen nato agreed to increase defense spending accordingly within ten years and while the u.k. meets the criteria madis noted in the letter that more is required of britain but at the same time he stressed that france is boosting its spending by not meeting the two percent threshold the pentagon is demanding and this has led to donald trump again saying that washington's nato partners expect the u.s. to foot the bill with the piggy bank that they'd like to take from. whether it's military protection you look at nato nato we're spending ninety percent if they don't now it's all wonderful and we like to help out but it helps them there in europe helps them a lot more than it helps us we're very far away so we have this incredible germany is spending one percent of a much smaller g.d.p. we're paying close to four percent of a much larger g.d.p. so that doesn't work folks we asked the political analyst chris bambery whether he thinks the u.k. will give in to washing

we're told two more boys are almost out. it could take two to four days to get all of them.here were 12 in all, plus their soccer coach, to safety. it's not clear what condition the boys are in right now. here is a closer look at how rescuers are getting the boys out. each of them will go on what's being called a buddy dive, especially divers hauling them through tunnels, sometimes only as wide as manhole covers. >> reporter: can guarantee someone will have their hands on those boys every step of the way coming out of the cave. >> over the past several days, divers have been teaching the boys to dive, some are learning the basics of swimming for the first time. we'll bring you more on this breaking news as it comes in. two boys out of the caves and two more on their way. >>> police need your help involved in a hit and run that has left a man in grave condition. the crash happened around 12:40 yesterday morning. police say the man was riding his bike when a car hit him and took off. witnesses describe that car as a dark four door early 2004 crown victoria, similar to this one

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countries two cities two peoples but certainly where you are the people must have been partying where into the morning. well there are lots of bleary eyes and a lot of tired faces in paris this morning as a people wake up to the fact that they are now champions of the world a lot of happy faces indeed and you know we're on the show as laissez and now i'm not a night we were here and people partying till the early hours of the morning it was really a sea of red white and blue is quite remarkable and anyone the was here will remember this i'm sure for the rest of their life from some one since one thousand nine hundred eight they are now well champions i've just said the second time a whole new generation of football fans absolutely delighted and people are coming back you might see some of them and their blue shirts behind me because of course the team will make their way down paris his most famous avenue on an open top bus in a few hours' time say that people can really welcome them and the trophy home what it's all about all of this a little bit more i'm joined by kevin jeffries he's

today probably caring for senate bill two five nine which is a drug free school zone. harvey this is the beginning of a long process of changing it politically popular last. because i'm sure it's number one thirty three for me. the hearing is for five nine. and we're trying to reform it from fifteen hundred feet to two hundred feet you're good to go thank you. now i'm trying to just get an idea of. what we need to do. and. people you sound bites and they say this is we're being soft on crime by changing the rules or making it easy for people to peddle drugs to children the root of the problem is poverty and addiction and unemployment so why don't we look at those things first before we were so busy to look at ways of incarceration you seen this bill in the past you came for us last year just my opinion change from last year actually not keeping situation or making life easier for criminals and making it harder for law abiding citizens i don't see anything that has changed that will change so obviously you know my mind is unchanged. taking the bus to hartford to represe

here's another picture of tree two. other factors is that tree number two is also partially on the neighbor's property. as you can see, both trees are very close to the sidewalk. the upper canopy of the tree. tree number two also has a guy wire on it placed by pg&e, which is unacceptable, and here's a view of the current sidewalk. the current sidewalk conditions are fair. to very quickly summarize, i'm out of time, but trees of this size, we really do try to hold onto as long as possible, as long as we feel that they're sustainable. i recognize these two large trees are just 15 feet apart from each other. they're much larger than the building, and that can be very intimidating, especially have experienced large limb failure. i just wanted to provide a defense on why our department would try to hold onto these tr trees. they're so susceptible to pitch canker, when you see trees like that that are really healthy and vigorous. we're not going to have trees on this block in our lifetime, so i'm just trying to hold onto this

thousand and seventeen and diptheria two hundred nine suspected cases in addition there have been two hundred fifty two suspected cases of measles. haitians have been cleaning day before the streets of the capital following days of violent protests over fuel price hikes businesses were looted and dozens of buildings burned in the unrest that saw at least full protesters killed and even though the price increase was scrapped people still want president. to step down gabriel it's older reports from port au prince. a buzz of activity at first glance it appears like just another regular day in haiti's capital city. but don't be fooled this is a country again dealing with a political and economic crisis port au prince has in recent days but the scene of large scale protests thousands took to the streets at one point officials temporarily closed the capital's international airport fearing the crowds the anger was directed at the government police used tear gas to disperse people apparently threatening to overrun the presidential palace several people were killed during the melee. the unrest

thousand and three or two thousand and four at a time it was small but then it began to expand asia al-jazeera well meets the growing chinese community in egypt egypt made in china on al-jazeera. welcome back stop by look at weather conditions across australia and certainly a ton temperatures of likely be quite low once again particular across southeastern areas and daytime highs nothing special just twelve there in melbourne as i move the forecast through into monday will see this front just moving through the bite region so i will see some showers i think for parts of south australia into victoria and certain times man looks quite wet and windy at times and across western australia it's looking generally fine but we have got a fair amount a client push and sealed shower developing later on heavy rain across much of new zealand during the course of sunday is likely the clear why quite smartly during monday so brighter weather following on behind terminal two by there for christchurch fourteen degrees once the sun comes out. so let's head up into northeastern parts of asia now here

three four five six times in a row back in two thousand and fourteen. with the introduction of sanctions against russia and the tumble of the ruble. well during that time b.b.c. newsnight said there would be a current account crisis be a debt crisis and basically russia would fall and we covered the story we had leant how again on telegraph journalist and we had constantine and it was episode six nine five and this is december twentieth two thousand and fourteen and here's a short clip of liam halligan talking about the nerves of steel coming from the kremlin i actually think even though the current the interest rate move that we have seen has been dramatic from ten and a half to seven seen of course the six interest rate rise so far this year the central bank hasn't actually fired its big guns yet we have had a little bit of currency intervention it's mainly been the conversion of the ministry of finance as existing on the books flows from rubles. from dollar story into roubles. you've also go the reserves this the so-called stabilization fund stabiliz

thousand that ended a two year conflict over their shared border and now the two leaders have decided to take it a step further by opening that border and reestablishing their embassies physio in flights and developing ports. but the forestall to peace has some sobering reminder there are a number of disputed territories along the border and territories will move both directions. and there are going to be communities like resists being finding themselves transferred to another national jurisdiction or divided by the new order so the implementation is going to have to be handled very carefully the border dispute has taken a toll atreus isolated regime and its focus on the conflict with has the thousands of people flee the country mainly to skip its mandatory military conscription. wants to put landlocked a few back on track as one of africa's spots to score economies with access to eritrea threats seaports but for many it's a coming together of the better force that have raised hopes for peace in the horn of africa. al jazeera. and now the top stories on al-jazeera britain's prober exi

and now they will have a short photo op before the press before the two meet one on one the two are scheduled to talk for about an hour and a half completely alone with the exception of only their translators and then they will move on to later in the day having a larger working lunch and will conclude with a joint news conference with now donald trump has already met which begins. i believe that we can get a sampling of what's being said. we're going to the philippines really upstage succubi because we. need to look you are going to. be here. thank you wolf. thanks thank you. will. be likely to be greatly. relieved. one of the best ever from what everybody will be one of the best ever and even those who are so well cute that go q thank you. q q thank you like why debate in the united states we call it soccer and i like what a bit of it i watched the entire fire. the semifinals and they will be back again it is usually during the congratulations i. think you fuck you fuck you fuck you most importantly we have a lot of good things to talk about things to talk of. the sky shit it's all everythi

thousand and seventeen and diptheria two hundred nine suspected cases in addition there have been two hundred fifty two suspected cases of measles. to thailand now with the doctors say twelve boys in their football coach were rescued from a flooded cave have each emerged from their ordeal about two kilograms lighter but otherwise they're in pretty good health. to the ground outside the hospital where they're recovering to celebrate. the rescue effort which ended on tuesday they'd spent seventeen days trapped underground. when most of the boys were beginning a high white blood cell count because of infections so he gave me antibiotics we're playing to scale back and prevent the predication we're still giving those who have lung infections for the next seven days this is the period of time when we will need to take care of them. all right let's go live now to our correspondent in chiang rai. the good news continues the boys are in pretty good health and we're also finding out much more detail about this book heiress operation that was undertaken by so many people from so many different

two hundred sixty eight million. in the united states. another kick a part of our infrastructure system is our electrical grid for more on this we turn to our to correspondent the poshest week. increase in we're noble energy like wind and solar are soaring it only accounts for roughly sixteen percent of the u.s. is electricity so the question remains on what's the best method to modernize our grid the electric car rebates. and gas tax. are all examples of the government stepping in hoping to either promote a certain type of energy or discourage it and now as more households are utilizing their energy surprisingly enough it's still not even close to being the majority just to be clear solar is not that still more expensive and robert murphy with the institute for energy research says that according to the federal government's predictions even by the year two thousand and fifty seventy eight percent of the u.s. is electricity will likely still be made up of fossil fuels wind suffers from intermittency issues so there are certain areas where

thousand and seventeen and diptheria two hundred nine suspected cases in addition there have been two hundred fifty two suspected cases of measles. doctors in thailand say the twelve boys in their football coach rescued from a flooded cave have emerged from their all deal about two kilograms lighter but are otherwise in pretty good health. people have been crowding outside the hospital where they're recovering to celebrate the rescue effort which ended on tuesday the boys and their coach had spent seventeen days trapped underground. when most of the boys were based in the beginning we had a high white blood cell count because of infections so we gave them out of biotics we're planning to scale back on provided the predication we're still giving medicine those who have lung infections for the next seven days this is the period of time when we will need to take care of them. and perhaps to add to the boy's relief and happiness because remember their football is one of the french footballers the winning team of course against belgium at the world cup in russia his name is paul pogba he t

thousand and two. even then khan and his party really rose to prominence between two thousand and eleven and two thousand and thirteen when he began staging huge rallies across the country promising a quote new pakistan khan's party didn't win the two thousand and thirteen elections but they did make big gains becoming the third biggest party in the parliament and the latest polls for this election show p.t.i. polling even with the leading party. i'm white the vote for them to the start i would do it is the best prepared my party is to you. in terms of we've got good candidates and we have a good manifesto so i feel you know we're prepared but then you know we're going to try our best. i'm i'm hopeful i'm confident but still you know that this dog over until the last ball is aboard. a cricket metaphor from a cricket legend who may change the face of his country. there was a dramatic end to stage twelve of the tour of yesterday it's one of the two is legendary stages by the way ending in two areas in th

that leaves police facing two possibilities. other area they did not decontaminate that they were previously unaware of, some kind of object or part of the environment is still contaminated with this nerve agent and bbs people became contaminated from that or perhaps less likely and more unnervingly the possibility that there has been some sort of a second attack to try and muddy the waters around the first attack. i think detectives are at the moment concentrating on the first of those possibilities, trying to work out what kind of secondary contamination these people may have experienced and where that may have happened some kind of discarded equipment or some place where the nerve agent had been stored or something like that. they are having to keep an open mind to keep open possibility that there has been some sort of secondary attack. there live at scotland yard for us with this ongoing breaking story tonight. let's get more reaction now from doctor richard guthrie. he is an independent expert on biological weapons. think y

want two states for two peoples who are the two peoples jewish people and published so they shouldn't be any palestinians and israelis of course not not of course they are literally just said you are not to be lower sarah but the jewish. israeli who is it will forward any israel is for its citizens mostly are jews because it's a jewish state you're the one who said you wanted two states for two peoples i was just clarify the florist palestinians and israelis told me oh you know you switched to really no no if you use and doesn't mean that non jews cannot live there can i ask a final question just one last question about you famously was asked what would you have done if you'd been born a palestinian and he said to the reporter i probably would have joined a palestinian militant group to fight against israel for my freedom that's what barak said a moment of honesty from israel's most decorated soldier i just wonder sometimes do enough israelis put themselves in the shoes of palestinians living in gaza and try and understand why it is that they're protesting or they're frustrated or the

block then in two thousand and fifteen and the other two they had been built recently when we. moved out of the formal detention center. and also let me just thank you. both what and to the point that he say about forty woo we have been deployed we have been denied medical access food and water for twenty four days and they want us to come home site here in property. and they want us to accept any nation to the authorities so clear that we prefer to stay inside and we will look after ourselves and we no longer need your services twenty four days we feel we had a family over freedoms and we knew. that things that you missed for the last four years we haven't had any oxygen even to take one single step without asking their permission or without scalding one of their security guards. we have been our views and we have been disrespected where to the point. they want to force us to lose a little dignity. you know what how to. abuse. innocent people be are not respecting be international law which is either right to get war and struggle you. want to. research and find money. well but

six two. world number one rough in a dollars taking on one monte del potro in the last of the quarterfinal clashes it's one set all and two sets all in that match stage five of this year's tour de france is gone to cycling world champion peters fagan of slovakia the overall leaders yellow jersey has been retained for another day by belgium's greg van ottomar but the day itself belong to peter fagan he managed to outlast his rivals on a hilly stage to cross the line first. that is all this will for now more later thanks to seattle. letters written by nelson mandela to his family and about his faith in the anti-apartheid struggle during his twenty seven years as a political prisoner had been published in a book publication marks one hundred is since the birth of the former south african president jenna how reports i for twenty seven years in prison nelson mandela's communications with the outside world consisted mainly of letters written from his prison cell words were his principal means of kee

minute and five second lead going into the final two stages and he will need all of that on saturday with second place tom doing well on the current world time trial champion defending tour de france champion chris froome slip downs of fourth in the standings after primeau won the final mountain stage on friday to move into third julian at a felipe has all but secured the king of the mountains title he just needs to make it safely through to paris russia's ban from international athletics over widespread and state sponsored doping will remain in place until at least december that's according to the sports governing body the idea if the country was suspended from international competitions in november two thousand and fifteen and its track and field athletes miss the olympics in rio the following year russia had hoped to be reinstated at the idea meeting on friday but while her six chiefs admits progress has been made the country hasn't yet met the criteria its been set. make a mockery of clean sport to reinstate research evidence required to resolve these suspicions one way or the ol

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however in recent days at two news conferences in belgium and the u.k. president trump was asked if russia should give back crimea and each time he dodged the question what will happen with crimea from this point on that i can't tell you well we'll have to see what happens far from here the syrian war seems to be entering its final phases the assad regime would support from its allies iran and russia has the upper hand the u.s. and israel want to reduce iranian presence in the country and its influence in the region could there be a grand bargain in the works only days ago israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was in moscow putin could perhaps persuade a sad to ask iran to leave his country trump could lift objections to russia's control of crimea far fetched perhaps but just listen to the way the ukrainian ambassador to the u.n. is clinging to previous statements by members of the u.s. administration on crimea i think that. that will come from several times by the book but by many many other u.s. official thrum. and mr bolton will be the be the spok

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opened fire in the neighborhood of money leaving two people dead. more than two hundred fifty people have died in almost three months of civil unrest pension reform protests turned into opposition calls for us resignation. letter on friday thousands of the god i once showed the president their support in his cabinet as the answer was yes right x. our government supporters at the punish them smash up their strategy in the crisis off the main highway the capital menow and most of the country remained mostly shut down streets empty gas stations banks shopping malls. most businesses closed. but at the immigration offices a queue of people mainly fearing for their safety. was getting passports for her two sons get home until they could be kidnapped just because these students and i want to protect them. three months of bloody protests and knew and didn't sign with police in the crossfire than one hundred twenty people who disappeared and hundreds wounded among them some of the students trapped under the gun the sea of police and paramilitary but innocent