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both about north korea getting some petroleum, getting some access to things and potentially trying to sell arms countries, libya and sudanm it just the united other countries, libya and sudanm itjust the united states who have reacted to this? regionally any of the actors speaking out about the un report. it is always the case that there are countries concerned about activities with north korea. there have been strides taken with north korea, there is no doubt about that. we weren't in a position 12 months ago whenever we were talking about fire and fury with donald trump particularly, but we weren't seeing north korea prepared to come to the negotiation table. but, at the same time, they have to try to show something that is demonstrating they are committed to denuclearisation, which is still this incredibly vague term. from the americans' point of view it means giving up nuclear weapons. that's what they want north korea today. from the north koreans' point of view, it seems to be something more vague. they talk about the denuclearisation of the peninsular, this wider term. at the same time n

i realize that nothing moves in alone may i try moving my legs as my legs don't move and i try moving my arms the not moving eva and icons talk and then the awareness because i will stay like that oh my life things are stopped and nothing will change i thought i felt us alone as my people are united in their grief it is their mission will be a see and from the following day people went out on the streets to say we were not afraid and that the terrorists were not going to infect us with the hatred that we weren't going to distrust our neighbors and was wearing going to criminalize a certain culture and that made us stronger it was bustling as city hall had such a head of the memorial that it wanted to avoid political controversy but in catalonia it's hard to avoid politics. king philip or the sixth of spain attending the memorial history to sized cattle looniest but for independence in the past and has lou support in the region. there was also division on the streets as cuts alone separatists protested to keep. it's presence. the focus today however this on creating. involved italy is mourning

well of course the government is still trying to downplay it arm is trying to say yes we will surviven is keen on trying to convince the public of this way. however the citizens are already feeling the pain very very intensely right now is the the sacrifice -- days in turkey it's a very very important religious -- event and this year it's to buy to buy an animal to sacrifice and to give to to the poor basically. is ten times much more higher than it was a year ago -- on a daily basis when you go to the market you no longer can afford the things that you were able to before so people are really feeling this pain. also -- small businesses -- there and dollars and they're trying to not to reflect this situation to the to the consumers so they're also stuck in between either they're going to raise the prices. and lose customers or they're going to suffer and they're trying to find a balance so it's really -- it's not good actually right now what's happening and all people being affected equally are of a specific groups took society who are being harder hit than of the group's off course t

relations now with the way with this issue and around sanctions this working group if it plans to try and strong arm paypal in the sanctions there's a danger that relations between america and its allies could actually get worse as a result. absolutely you know this has become the poison pill of the american foreign policy it's not an art form a dollar some of the apollo. and architects of the us sanctions possibly claim because this is the antithesis of peace and harmony relations among nations and it's a tool of american hegemony intended to reign and into submission to their will and that's not going to happen and for years our era any and resistance against america and bullying and using. joining and prodding them to go along with them has proven that so history itself operates against this logic of american sanctions that in the didn't mean it is contrary to international law particularly international humanitarian law was and is opposed by the europeans just as you said with a enactment of the rocking regulation that opposes the second it sanctions on the european firms so i think that america

we see a lot of politicians trying to keep the press at arm's length today. is that how he was in arizona, you spent 18 years there at the "arizona republic" always accessible to the local press corps? >> he was very accessible and it was a healthy relationship. you're right, he would tell you when he wasn't pleased with what you had written or done, he would tell you. we never saw that temper but you would get some silent treatment if you weren't on the good side at that moment but it was a very healthy relationship. two weeks after he was diagnosed he came back to our newsroom to meet with our editors and was cracking jokes, he did a video with us and we asked him what he thought his legacy would be and he said something like being voted ms. congeniality in the senate for all these years. facing a catastrophic diagnosis he was jovial and open to reporters and i think that speaks to the healthy relationship he had with the press. >> and one more point on his relationship with the press, he was asked last year on nbc about president trump's attacks against th

but talking about trying to demilitarise space to stop this become an arms race, this goes back to thed states and over a hundred other nations are signatories to, and that was trying to prevent a space and that was trying to prevent a space arms race. in and that was trying to prevent a space arms race. in particular what it did want to have happened was nuclear —based weapons in space, although it didn't directly address other types of conventional weapons in space, but it said that there shouldn't be any military testing in space, any military manoeuvres or installations, so this could be a move away from that, even if in the document you mentioned, russia is interested in expanding negotiations on demilitarise a outer space. anthony zurcher in washington. stay with us on 0utside source — still to come. big changes are coming to oscar night, and not everybody in hollywood is happy about it. we'll look at why. in the uk, councillors in northamptonshire have voted to support an action plan that will lead to "radical" cuts to services and jobs — as they look to deal with a £70 million

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washington and moscow could set that stuff aside and keep to the very traditional approach to arms control and trying to prevent an arms race? i'm not sure that that's possible in this era. >> so, bryan, what is the white house saying about this document you obtained from russian officials? >> well, the white house doesn't confirm or deny its existence. the russians were asked today about it and they were somewhat critical of a spokesperson said, you know, you're talking about russia meddling in american elections, the americans can't even keep a secret, can't even keep control of what the two presidents talk about privately. but more broadly, the trump administration has, and the president, himself, has said that he would like to try and find a way forward on some of these arms control issues. i mean, these are important issues. if the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty is not extended when it run out in2020, it would be the first time since 1972 i think that washington and moscow do not have some sort of process in place to limit nuclear arms. so, you know, think it's concerning to a lot of people in the arms c

weapon that was designed for war and it took you about five minutes to buy it unless you try america's guns arming mexico's cartels on al-jazeera congressman are you interested in stopping crime. or travels to the fund this reaches of thailand to follow young local doctors who are providing life saving care to the real community that solving problems for others is very fulfilling you don't get this in any other profession. we charge the dramas and delights of their inspiring efforts to successfully deliver the people's health . on al-jazeera. our minds are raw top stories here on al-jazeera at least fifty two people have been killed and dozens more wounded in a suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul many of the victims were students at a study center italy's government has declared a state of emergency and ordered an archon review into the state of the country's infrastructure comes after a bridge collapse in genoa on choose to killing at least thirty eight people caught so says it will invest fifteen billion dollars into turkey to help boost the country's struggling economy the emir of qatar

in sum what we are trying to do in this whole government effort looking at the arm's transfer processreally from soup to nuts is really trying to ensure that once we have decided that a transfer of a defense capability to a partner is in the national security interest of the united states that we are able to effectively compete and efficiently deliver the equipment to our partner as quickly as possible. i will close by underlining the fact that while some of the aspects of arm's transfer processes will change under the new cat policy as ambassador said, the state department will continue to evaluate arm's transfer or potential sale on case-by-case basis, we continue to work with committees of jurisdiction on the hill to help them carry oversight responsibilities. the cat policy provides framework under which u.s. arm transfers whether they are commercially licensed sales and does not change regulations regarding export of u.s. defense items. the other thing i wanted to add while the cat policy is very important for us, this is the fifth iteration of the cat policy, the first cat polic

small arms in a sense but all the way down to the soldiers that when they hear something they try to for the gold. a lot of these antiaircraft artillery are radar guided. very sophisticated small arms and artillery. this is the reason why you don't want to come and too low. more scary is you cannot go too high because you have surface to air missiles. primarily the guideline and they would start off having radar on capturing you and shooting off the telephone pole and it would come out and destroy your aircraft. there is the f1 05 before he gets hit. the soviets were very good moving these around to make mobile sites that integrate the radar. that shows you the integrated system in this small region that you are trying to egress in and out of with your fighter- bombers. adaptation takes place and this is one that i am amazed about. we need to after the same sites. what if we use a two-seater f 100 and put a pilot in the backseat pick the pilot can do signatures and we can go down and drop bombs on them on the radar with the sites themselves. there is a great interview with one of the

and so now think about what he's facing, december, '63, going into '64, trying to get his arms around everything that a president needs to get his or her arms around. and there was a discussion. there's, like, three -- three things that the united states could do. they could continue on this path of an advisory role and maybe increasing an advisory role. that's what we've seen happening. they could get even more involved with its military, to include introduction of more air power assets. or they could actually just disengage with south vietnam, and there's rationale of why the path was chosen that they choose. they kind of do the in between an advisory role and an introduction of more forces. so the idea is we're going to stay engaged in south vietnam. and when johnson's trying to make his decision, his secretary of defense, mcnamara a, sends him a memo. this is, i think, a significant point in march of '64 to say, this is why we need to stay engaged. this is why -- what we should do and how we should do it. mcnamara had gone with the joint chiefs of staff, maxwell taylor, on an advi

also north korea's defying an arms embargo, trying to ship light arms place, proliferating weapons.rt to move closer together, countries feel that they can relax some of those sanctions and now north korea could get some of the retch knew that sanctions have been designed to put pressure to get them to give up the nuclear program. >> we'll see what's next. elise labbott, thanks so much. >>> now to iran where the country's navy is holding military exercises in the strait of hormuz in the persian gulf and the war games come as the trump administration is preparing to reinstate sanctions against iran and president trump and iranian leaders have spent the past few weeks exchanging threats on social media. cnn's international diplomatic editor nic robertson joining me right now. nic, no accident that iran has chosen the strait of hormuz to flex its military muscle. this is a major shipping area. what is the message being sent? >> really seems to be the message being sent that if iran so chooses, it can disrupt the world's oil fields. 20% of the world's oil passes through there. it's a ma

weapon that was designed for war and it took you about five minutes to buy it smooths you try america's guns arming mexico's cartel on al jazeera congressman are you interested in stopping crime. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera at least twenty five people have been killed and many more injured after a highway bridge collapsed in the italian city of genoa it came down during heavy rains sending vehicles plunging about one hundred meters to the ground. after days of heavy losses the turkish lira recovered some ground on tuesday president obama's call for a boycott of u.s. electronic products in retaliation for what he says is an economic attack on his country on friday washington impose new sanctions in response to the detention of us passed. on the largest and most comprehensive report into child sex abuse by catholic priests in the u.s. state of pennsylvania has been released details allegations of assaults on minus by so-called predator priests and suggest there could be thousands of victims spanning a seventy year period. now the u.s. state of nebraska has carr

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long arm is everywhere they try to find a live report on what we do and if they get orders they carry them out. talk is giving way to fear in bold and the autocrats what courage is innocent people. being or so we are. we are on the right we should be more just the belgian government supports him on the same day you spoke with he received word that belgium has granted him refugee status protection from the government he thought he would serve all his life. it's to argentina now where that country's senate has rejected a contentious bill to legalize elective abortions. lawmakers voted by a margin of thirty eight to thirty one against nature after some fifteen hours of heated debate the bill would have legalized abortion up to the fourteenth week of pregnancy. thousands of anti-abortion activists cheered the news outside the congress in buenos aires but many of the bill's backers launched angry protests before police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse. the united states a sitting russia with new sanctions and connection with the poisoning of a former russian double agent and his

were you trying to incite violence? were you calling for armed jihad? no, never did that.he england rugby player danny cipriani has been fined £2,000 after pleading guilty to assault and resisting arrest at a bar injersey. coming up on bbc news, head coach trevor bayliss says the decision to recall ben stokes to the england squad was for the all—rounder‘s wellbeing. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. she was known as the queen of soul, one of the greatest stars of the 20th century. this morning, aretha franklin died at the age of 76 at her home in detroit in michigan, surrounded by her family. she was diagnosed with cancer eight years ago but only retired from performing last year. aretha franklin began singing as a child, with a gospel choir at the church where herfather was minister. she went on to become a global star, selling more than 75 million records. aleem maqbool is in detroit for us tonight. yes, i'm outside the baptist church where once people were drawn to it because they heard of this powerful little girl's voice and they were drawn here when sh

nurse helping a black soldier who has mechanical arms, but his arms have been shot off and so the machinery is strapped to him and they are trying to teach him you to to write. it's a very. >> a beautiful composition the way her arm extends to her veil and helmet comes back down to her arm. it's a almost madonna and child sort of image. there's a beautiful religious imagery that goes back to the renaissance it's being invoked here. and this is such a beautiful picture. but it's also heart breaking when you think about the lasting damage of the war it was doing to people on all sides. >> so we have gone from the glory of the war to the reality of the war. a couple final notes. in your book you write about vincent skully a professor atyale university what influence did he have in your thinking? >> he had a fleendous influence. he was -- in-- he had a great influenceway as great architecture. he was so legendariy as a -- ledge answered iy -- legendary as a electric tourer and i wanted to be -- lecturer and i wanted to learn sop tricks about when you told about the world war i memorials in france he was so eloquent and got all choke

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arms transfer with our economic interest. under this first line of effort for the prioritizing strategic competition, we are trying to take a moreproactive approach to arms transfers. specifically we are trying to improve our ability to compete with our adversaries by providing our partners with viable alternatives to form products in order to maintain influence in key regions throughout the world. we will be working with our partners and allies to identify critical capability requirements that they have, and trying to expedite transfers to support these essential foreign policy and national security objectives. the second line of effort, the organizing for success line of effort is actually taking a close look and how we are organized within the executive branch and how we are doing our day-to-day work and what we need to do to focus on to make sure we are best positioned to facilitate transfers that meet our national security objective objectives. we will continue to update the policies and regulations that provide us the framework for our arms transfers decisions. specifically we will look at streamlining the international tr

weapon that was designed for war and it took you about five minutes to buy it unless you try america's guns arming mexico's cartels on al-jazeera congressman are you interested in stopping crime. i'm richelle carey and let's take a look at the top stories right now on al-jazeera a motorway bridge in italy has collapsed killing at least ten people it's located near the city of to know what that's about five hundred kilometers northwest of the capital rome at least ten cars were on the bridge when it just gave way police say it happened in the middle of an unexpected storm and fog made visibility worse for drivers italy's transport minister has described this as an immense tragedy president says turkey will be boycotting u.s. electronic products in retaliation for what he calls an economic attack on his country lira has dropped forty five percent this year turkey central bank is easing bank restrictions to try to stabilize the currency the fighting is continuing in the afghan city of gosney at least four hundred people are known to have been killed over the past five days around half of those who ha

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arms in a sense. but certainly thrown right up in the air. all the way down to the soldiers, who are trained very well, that when they hear something, to try to go for that golden bb. >> a lot of these antiaircraft artillery, a lot of larger calories -- calibers are larger -- we're talking sophisticated small arms and antiaircraft artillery. you have the fighters flying around. this is the reason why you don't want to come into low. if you come into low, and these are the guys that are going to get you. but then, scarier for the pilots, you can go to high either. because, you have surface-to- air missiles. primarily -- guidelines. they would start off, having radar on, shooting off the telephone pole. that thing would come out and do -- and destroy your aircraft. there is a picture of an f105 right before it gets hit. trying to find these fields, the soviets were very good at advising the north vietnamese to movies around. to make mobile sites. to integrate the radar with it. that shows you the integrated aircraft system and a small reason that you are trying to ingress in and out of. with your fast fighter bomber. after that adaptation makes

soil the weapon that was designed for war and it took you five minutes to buy it unless you try america's guns arming mexico's cartel on al jazeera congressman are you interested in stopping crime the largest multi-sport event on the continent and the second largest in the world the asian gangs will host thousands of competing across a mix of traditional and a limp explores followers for the news and updates from jakarta the hosting city of the eighteenth asian games on al-jazeera. burying the dead from the airstrike on a yemen school boss thousands turn out for funerals after days of delay. this is al-jazeera live from dolls are coming up turkey tries to stabilize the economy promising support for banks as the president claims a conspiracy. counting toward a president after a second round of voting brings a lot of claims of ballot stuffing. the empty beds of gaza's cancer wards patients turned away as drug supplies ran out. logged. crowds of come out in northern yemen for the funerals of some of those killed in a saudi u.a.e. airstrike the first day attack which hit a packed school buses brought wid

drese are militias, and the sa militias are the ones the government is trying to this arm. the economic issues taking place on the streets of iraq, wasn't that the reason people protested in the first place, the government couldn't provide services? have a more disenfranchised population, even with the shia themselves, they believe they are disenfranchised as well. of iraqi populations are more distrustful of baghdad now than ever. you have simply reset the conditions that isis began with and with that caveat, isis knows that they can't hold land and hold public executions without the ability to shoot down american aircraft. >> that number is significant but should not come as a surprise to anybody who is closely watching syria and iraq. but more important than that number is, now that the kurds are challenging iraq, it is more difficult than it was before you isis does not control that territory that it controlled before, up to 40% of iraq at one point, but now he has sleeper cells. it still has infrastructure in different parts of iraq, they are invisible during the day b

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armed groups. the un is trying to liberate as many as possible from the warlords and rebels, but many struggle to reintegrate society. many of the girls were kept for years as sex slaves. >> i was 12 and lived in bangui. an armed group forced me to go with them. since then, i've lived around here. i'm 17 now. it was terrible. i saw and i did the most awful things. the life that i had all of those years was no life at all. >> there's no safe haven for children in this environment of violence. at least there's a playground in the camp. but the legacy of war is unmistakable even here. sometimes achille spends time with other children in the camp in the afternoon. but nothing is like it used to be. >> i had a good life in my village. i had lots of friends. we had a lot of fun together. we had school lessons under the big tree. in the evenings, we sang and danced in the moonlight. but that's all gone. many of my friends are dead, and the others are in refugee camps. lucie and achille share a similar fate, and they face a highly uncertain future. and as it stands now, a peaceful solution between the warring partie

weapon that was designed for war and it took you about five minutes to buy it unless you try america's guns arming mexico's cartels on al-jazeera congressman are you interested in stopping crime. whether on line this isn't some abstract issue we need to be attached to their stops or if you join us on sect rather than stopping terrorism is creating a base is a dialogue then just the community is want to add to this conversation we need a president who's willing to be a villain or a short while everyone has a voice i'm part of civil society i do talk but i never get listening to by those in the corridors of joining the global conversation. on how to zero. on this sport now his piece. thank you very much the twenty games has begun in indonesia for the next two weeks fourteen thousand athletes from forty five nations will compete across forty seven sports it all kicked off today with an extravagant opening ceremony in the capital jakarta reports. i in a stadium purpose built for the asian games fifty six years ago indonesia officially launched this year's games with a big show in central jakarta i mor

weapon that was designed for war and it took you about five minutes to buy it unless you try america's guns arming mexico's cartels on al-jazeera congressman are you interested in stopping crime. welcome back now from south of a indonesia's notoriously congested capital will host the asian games jakarta has undergone major beautification but pollution is still a big problem here step. a country better known for its diverse culture and for its sports. asian games are the largest event ever organized what and fourteen thousand athletes are arriving in the congested capital jakarta and in the city of palembang the center of yearly forest fires stadiums have been built and renovated and city centers have undergone a transformation this is what visitors will see when they look up the air quality index just three days before the opening of the games show unhealthy levels they do sign up when beijing was hosting the olympics janish lower body krishi in a number of cars and closing down factories and its main china relatively better quality intercut environmental issues are not a priority especially a qua

he would go to political rallies and someone standing next to him would try to hold his arm up in the air and he said i can't do it. don't you realize i'm not able to do that? this is something that was with him every single hour of his life after that ordeal in vietnam and brian, had john mccain not gone on to do anything in politics after he returned from vietnam in the spring of 1973, i think we would be talking about him tonight because of those five and a half years he spent being tortured in captivity in north vietnam at a time when he could have taken their offer to leave early. >> it's easy to say that it meant he didn't scare easily but young folks coming up today may not know what the maverick tag that was attached to him, what it meant and the fact that he lived through a different era of a kind of bipartisanship, think about it. john kerry toyed with the idea of choosing him as a democrat for a running mate. mccain actually wanted lieberman as his running mate at first. >> that was just a few years ago. can you imagine brian in the democratic or republican party today if a