last year, maine asked the federal government to emd work requirts to maine's medicaid program.ker hamilton is the state's current commissioner of health and human es, which oversees medicaid in maine. he supports adding work requirements to the progm, which is known as mainecare. >> it might be good to get you set up with maine care. >> it mi set up with a pulmonologist now that you have mainecare. >> reporter: dr. renee fay- leblanc is the chief medical officer at greater portland health, where abouof its nearly 11,000 patients are on mainecare >> mainecare is important for people to be able to get to the place where they can work, provide for their families. >> repo that eligibility for mainecare will decline as a result of the new work requirements. dr. fay-leblanc says the consequences for losing access to m death. can be life and >> i had a patient who did not have mainecare. he was having a lot of symptoms that hadn't been explained yet or diagnosed, and yet he refused to go to the hospital because he didn't want to rack up more medical debt. and that patient died last ye

north and south korea agreed to sweeping measures to improve relations pyongyang agrees to close its main nuclear complex if the united states makes reciprocal moves and a buddhist league champions but munich travel to lisbon to take on portuguese powerhouse been fico in the first round of the champions league group stage. thanks for your company everyone now with just six months to go before the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. the european council president has warned that key parts of britain's brics of proposals will need to be revised donald tusk said london would need to rework its position on issues linked to the irish border and future trade ties with europe but to risk speaking ahead of a key meeting of e.u. leaders in the austrian city of salzburg did acknowledge that some progress has been made albeit rather late in the day all right let's hold the tape and take a listen to what he said exactly. today there's perhaps more hope. surely less and less time. for the left we must see for talks i would like to finalize them through this all too. this is why tomorrow's meeting of the twe

we are rooting for maine's next independent governor. terry hayes. but outur organization a report or part of it takes a look at the map of the united states highlighting the fact that in some states independence out number one party, in other states they outnumber both. there are states that don't register or report by voters i party. talk about this map and the larger context of this report. the map is revealing and more than half the states that register and report voters by party, independents outnumber either democrats or republicans. the map is revealing and more than half the states that register and report voters by party, independents outnumber either democrats or republicans. alaska, they outnumber both parties. not a lot of people realize that appeared independents have a lot of political power if we were to organize with each other. that is not to say there aren't many democrats and republicans who would not join the coalition. gallup asked are both parties doing such a terrible job that a third is needed. more than half of democrats and

failed referendum to waltz of session last year many people here blaming the k d p one of the two main parties in this region for that failed referendum which they were punished for by baghdad and indeed by neighbors like turkey iran wasn't even indorsed by the americans then of course it was a few weeks later when we saw the forced withdrawal of kurdish forces from the all rich region of kirkuk that they had controlled since two thousand and fourteen when the iraqi army flayed isis now katy perry blamed the p u k the other main a policy for the withdrawal of those forces and sort as being a major affront to sort of k d p patients in keeping control of that city so it's fair to say that certainly could have politics has been severely sort of weakened all the main political parties have been weakened as a result of those two main events specifically most especially the u.k. we are expecting having spoken to experts people telling us here that they say that splits in the p u k could well be capitalized on by smaller parties in this vote. but everybody here is saying that is vital that we

from maine. hello. >> caller: >> hi. thank you for taking my call. i have disavowed for many major party this year they are garbage over the past year we have two independents running for governor in maine and i am wondering is your organization support third car -- 30 party or libertarians or the green party? >> thinks for the question. we endorse the independent candidate in maine the current state treasurer previously served in the legislature as well. one of the most incredible candidates we have gotten to know this election cycle. maine has elected independence before and to the governorship we believe she can win. we have endorse him candidates for state legislature in maine including one who is currently in the statehouse and what we saw in the last session are those independence providing a critical service that they can champion reforms to the political system democrats or republicans will not in 2016 maine voters approved at the ballot box a referendum to established ranked choice of voting where you could rank your candidates rather than j

north and south korea agree sweeping measures to improve relations film young agrees to close its main nuclear complex if the united states makes reciprocal moves. the pressure on germany's coalition government grows as chance for macko sachs for head of domestic intelligence is apparent to far right sympathies and that provokes him to a more powerful post. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program monday's deal between turkey and russia to establish a demilitarized zone in syria's in the province appears to have spared the region from an all out government offensive despite this civilians in it live still face hosh conditions and families who've already fled the region to turkey receive daily harrowing messages from the loved ones who stayed here w's yulia han reports from ray handley on the turkish side of the syrian border. two days ago there were airstrikes here again this little one was hurt can you see it thank god it was nothing worse. than. a sees a sister fatima only on what's at the this one is a few days old lives in the village of duma gts in the town of re homeless across the

printed bills from overseas but they disappeared last year shortly after passing through the country's main port the missing amount is nearly five percent off the west african countries g.d.p. . canada's government says that these more flexibility from the united states if they are to reach a deal after all was pushing back against pressure from the trumpet ministration to make concessions as part of a new trade agreement saying its own needs must be met washington and cysts an agreement must be finished by the end of september. nafta is. complex agreements which governs the largest trading relationship in the world's governments billion dollars worth of tree every day. this. thirteen months for a very deep water. is absent. trade agreements take some time to negotiate and to update because the. trade agreements are complicated and we are absolutely committed to getting this right and to getting it to canada. now the head of israel's heading to. an incident over syria that resulted in a russian plane being shot down fifteen people were code israel attacked syrian military facilities on mond

but again that issue also highlights the divisions here between the two main parties the p p u k k d p that position the president has to be occupied by a kurd now traditionally it has been occupied by a taken by a leader of the p u k this after this election the k d p now have put forward their own candidate that schools the number of politicians and leaders in baghdad big concerns there sliming that. they want one candidate to be put forward by the kurds for that presidential role. and of course the kurds so far have to stood on the fence in relation to. joining in leave the two main coalitions that seem to be coming together in baghdad the kurds here are very much considered to be the king makers in the future coalition government federal government in baghdad and we understand that these the kurds are waiting for the results of these parliamentary elections in the in the kurdish region before they commit to either of those groups again these kind of issues highlighting indeed the lack of unity amongst the kurds both here in the k r g and with respect to a national federal governm

part of japan, the main infrastructure, the main location with the majority of the population.ver 160 kilometers per hour in some instances. rainfall totals continuing to go up. here's the latest on typhoon trami. it is now at 150 kilometer per hour sustained winds. look how quickly it will exit within the next 24 hours. however, if you're in tokyo this morning, or waking up on early monday morning, to head to work or head to wherever you're going to be traveling, be prepared for strong wind gusts. the good news is the rain will come to an end very quickly on monday and then we start to focus our attention on the next forming tropical system this is typhoon kong-rey. 120 kilometer per hour sustained winds. here is guam. here is the philippines. japan just out of reach of this particular view, but if we expand the trajectory, you can see how this system is moving quickly in a northwesterly direction, almost a similar if not identical track to typhoon trami. it is expected to strengthen rapidly to potentially a super typhoon, believe it or not. this is no rest for the weary, righ

i buthink the main story going to be the heat and humidity. w.u're already feeling that out there right let's take a look outside right now. hazy. thde's what ribes this picture right now. this is our live capital camera. but again, it is going to be a nice day. i mean, more dry temperatures. near 80 degrees. it's a warm day out there right now. so again we'll continue to see s those temperatove right on up to right around 90 degrees. thing happening right now on the radar. we are looking at a few isoted showers off to the eastern shore. for the. most part we're d this is clutter from the radar site in loudoun county. showers here and there but the main story is the heat and humidity. we'll talk about how hot it will t over the next couple of days. it wl be more like summer around here. the numbers coming up in 15 minutes. >>> we do van update this morning, the search continues for a good samaritan who tried to help rescue a man swept away in swift wate on friday, maryland state police say that 67-year-old daniel samis' car was disabled and th

of north and south korea agree sweeping measures to improve relations on the i agrees to close its main nuclear complex if the united states makes reciprocal moves the pressure on germany's coalition governments grow sas chance my macro sucks up the troubles ahead head of domestic intelligence and then promote him to a more powerful post. as we take a look inside nigeria's pentecostal mega churches. that is all by. crossroads look. out for your spot on. the privy to be a huge hit with locals but critics worry that the focus on economic problems and spiritual salvation is distorting christianity is real message. i'm still gail welcome to the program monday's deal between turkey and russia to establish a demilitarized zone in syria's province appears to have spared the regime from. all our government offensive despite this of aliens in it live still face harsh conditions and families who have already fled the region to turkey receive daily harrowing messages from loved ones who stayed behind they don't use you yohan reports from iran hardly on the turkish side of the syrian border. today'

region into economic turmoil and leaving its leaders deeply divided earlier a member of one of the main group c.p.u. case said his party will reject the results of the vote effort has more from abil. but we understand that this statement was made by a p.t. you k. spokes person i was the saudi peer who said that the p u k was going to reject these election results subsequent to that statement being made the leader of the p u k list qubad talabani has rejected this claim and said that it is far too early to come out with statements like that. rejecting results as they are still being counted meanwhile the k d p the k.t. p.d.t. ship in the towns of sunni and shia which a p u k strongholds of come out and make claims about election violations there also i mean i think these incidents obviously just showed just how full these palm tree elections are indeed how the a for the build up to them has been we have seen these increasing divisions between the two main political players in this region the k d p and the p u k there's always been a if you like an on an easy. leadership agreement if you

i believe that the african situation is more or less the main here. s.p.o.o visit off talking to you now the german born artist wolfgang tillmans is one of the world's leading autistic photographers as the first known british artist to win the take galleries turner prize for contemporary art he's used to receiving accolades from prestigious organizations around the world now the german city of khosla has on it him with an international award the kaiser ring or imprest ring. one of the most important photo artists of our time and one of the most renowned of prices in the modern art world they came together in ghosla on saturday when both come two months was awarded the kinds a ring the city's modern art award. through the work of the heart of the way i moved because you can really feel how the whole city and its people are involved in this cultural event is the. truer picture i see the target the exhibition to mock the award covers a whole range of tillman's work including the pool traits of friends of the technion gay scenes which shot him to fame in the one

but both of the main blocs have refused to govern with them.t and their anti—fascist opponents have marched in the east german town of koethen, where a 22—year—old man died after a street fight with afghan migrants. two afghans have been arrested. novak djokovic has won the us open tennis, beating juan martin del potro in straight sets. it's his second successive grand slam tournament win, and makes him equal third on the list of all time grand slam winners. —— mail winners. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the guardian and the swedish general election, which has left the two main political blocs almost tied, with the anti—immigration party making gains on its previous results. the ft says the eu is preparing to give its brexit negotiator, michel barnier, new instructions to help close a deal with britain. the move is seen as an attempt to help bolster theresa may as she comes under pressure from hardline brexiteers within her goverment. 0n the reuters website us and

i can imagine the main contractor on this -- oh, we lost phil a minute. all right. we'll get back to this breaking story. >> paul rose is standing by with the sfmta. paul, you work with a lot of muni buses in the city and other forms of transportation. can you tell us how this is affecting especially people trying to get out of downtown and up onto the bay bridge because that is one of the main routes is down battery and up on the ramps and you go under this thing? what's going on tonight? you can hear there a little feedback. we're trying to reestablish with paul rose as well. i can tell you what i think's going on, liz. i think what's going on is gridlock around that part of san francisco. >> no question. >> you have to head down to the embarcadero to get around this thing. that's the only way you can get up onto the bridge without going which would be westbound and string it around on harrison and come up the -- swing it around on harrison and come up the other way. everybody else is going around. you're throwing all that downtown traffic into this because if peo

yes he did the main thrust of this report they did not focus on it but clearly what is going on there with the potential of an all out offensive and it cost a long shadow on all proceedings happening here in geneva over the course of the entire week the main thrust of the of the report was on internally displaced people he said a million people have been displaced over the course of the first six months of the year men women and children and that all sides all warring sides in syria have failed to meet obligations to provide shelter health care medicine and that the main message of the commission should be to reply or ties to those people who have been internally displaced and of course there is a message going forward for what could potentially happen in italy if the u.n. has already warned that if there is a major offensive as many as eight hundred thousand people could be on the move we know also from comments made here in geneva early on in the week that the u.n. is short of two hundred fifty to two hundred seventy million dollars in its refugee budget in being able to deal with a

reason of your poisoning i believe the main reason was to give a warning sign that we shouldn't diveoo much into uncovering what has happened in africa. and the agency who lakes who knows how to work with these poisons. it's kind of their language you know so. i believe that the african situation is more or less the main here that was peel to visit off talking to. now the german born artist wolfgang tomans is one of the world's leading artistic photographers as the first non british artist to win the tate galleries turner prize for contemporary art he is used to receiving accolades from prestigious organizations around the world now the german city of course now has honored him with its international auto ward the kaiser ring or the empress ring. one of the most important photo autists of our time and one of the most tree noun of crisis in the modern world they came together in ghosla on saturday when both continents was awarded the kaiser ring the city's modern art award. from the world living as a way i moved because you can really feel how the whole city and its people are involve

leaders of north and south korea agree sweeping measures to improve relations says it will close its main nuclear complex if the united states makes reciprocal. pressure grows on germany's coalition government so i'm going to go remove her head of domestic intelligence for a parent far right sympathies only to promote him to a more powerful post in the interior ministry. well i'm terry martin welcome to the program monday's deal between turkey and russia to establish a demilitarized zone in syria's province has spared the region from a government offensive but even with an immediate military assault looking less likely civilians unable to face harsh conditions families who already fled to turkey receive harrowing messages from loved ones who remained in syria as the country's civil war grinds on. reports from ray honey on the turkish side of the border. two days ago there were airstrikes here again this little one was hurt can you see it thank god it was nothing worse. than . a sees a sister fatima only on what's up the this one is a few days old lives in a village of in the town of three

the main story. washington will face consequences if. the sanctions imposed over the purchase of russian military hardware. also coming up a fall there in germany say he's lost faith in the rule of law in these kind of free carsten hempel sought after a fight with refugees which prosecutors ruled as the facts. here take a look here this born my son has already been knocked out is that self-defense is that. it's really smart phone software designed to track criminals. phones in countries around the world critics say on scrupulous governments are also using it to snoop on the same billion. plus the new york times special reports on russia's alleged interference in america's twenty sixteen presidential election the. journalistic stuff. live from our international news center here in moscow welcome to our company o'neill our top story. china has reacted furiously to new sanctions imposed on beijing by washington for buying russian military hardware that's while more of america's allies are considering similar purchases from moscow let's get

the main attack was to be where the allies least expected it.ve secretly assembled the mightiest striking force the world has ever seen. including 45,000 armored vehicles. at the same time that the nazi armies were plunging into holland and belgium, this column started to move. well trained engineer battalions went first. they were opposed only by scattered allied patrols. they cleared pathways for the [indiscernible] to follow. in three days, the german armored force reached the [indiscernible] river. two days faster than the french or any troops could get through. by all rules, the germans should have paused here before bringing up any artillery. but the nazis had a new type of artillery. they blast the french positions across the mers. with feverish haste, the germans laid a barrage across the river with anything and everything would shoot. this tremendous concentration of firepower continued all through the night. by the following day, troops were able to get across the river. these troops held abridge -- until the engineers built bridges. t

that the table the closure of his main nuclear facilities.gh for president trump and secretary pompeo to want to put the talks back on again. so it looks like we are back on. back and denuclearising north korea by 2021, 110w denuclearising north korea by 2021, now looking more realistic —— back on. i would say the talks are back on, towards that goal. i would be ha rd on, towards that goal. i would be hard pressed to say it is likely they could achieve that by early 2021, that is a mere two years away. there is a lot to do. but let's get on with. every step is a step in the right direction. absolutely. you mentioned about kim jong—un promising to down two main sites, in your view, was kim generous with these offerings or should he have done more? look, of course we want more to happen, we always want things to move faster. but what the trump administration seemed to be looking for was a concrete proposal, a concrete offering from north korea on how they were going to reduce their nuclear programme. the next key step was the facilities to prod

i believe that the african situation is more or less the main here.t is also for investigation of giving cash and honest and central african republic you so there is new information about this murder and when they want to publish this result well this really depends on what we will be doing in siege two and if we will be doing stage two at all because the publication of some of the so that information right now might. make the investigation harder. visit off speaking to g.w. some sports now in formula one finland's voluntary boaters took pole position for sunday's russian grand prix with miss avies in steam age and championship leader lewis hamilton having to settle for second place on the starting grid both secured east second call of the season and save a new track record in sochi beijing or other competing set it in just over one minutes and thirty one seconds is currently fourth in the overall standings. it watching the news live from berlin wall coming at the top of the hour you can catch all the latest news headlines on our website at state of t

typhoon mangled has caused major destruction in the philippines the storm made landfall in the country's main island of new song early on saturday strong winds and torrential rains caused power outages floods and dozens of landslides at least twelve people have been confirmed dead more than one hundred thousand have had to flee their homes the philippines state whether agency has downgraded the threat level but warns the danger is far from over. now many in the philippines have taken to social media to share their experience and my colleague aaron tilton has been following that for us and what have you found so far well the filipinos have been turning in droves to facebook and social media shows some of the experiences they've been having and one of the videos that i find that can share the most ins actually just quite impressive is a clip from bog us city located in the north of the country now if we could get that clip on the air for our viewers basically what we're seeing here is trental flooding that's being caused by the typhoon now the authorities had warned that there could be some flo

move through and i think we could see further widespread destruction across the good parts of the main islands. u.s. president donald trump has again backed his nominee for the supreme court has ordered an f.b.i. investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct against brett kavanaugh this means a vote by the full senate on his confirmation will be delayed for at least a week kimberly halkett has more from washington. the white house is defending supreme court nominee judge cavanagh as the f.b.i. continues its probe it is limited in scope expected to wrap up on friday the white house is acknowledging that there is an investigation underway to claims against judge kavanaugh being looked at the first by dr christie and glossy ford who knew judge cavanagh when she was in high school alleges that he sexually assaulted her well the two were at a party as second claim now also being investigated one made by a yale classmate deborah ramirez but it is unclear whether or not a third allegation made by a woman by the name of julie sweat nic is also being looked at this probe again expected to

let's talk about maine. to people where the economy is good, then can they move on to some of these issues? is it ultimately, even for this midterm, the economy that's at the heart of it? >> it is at the heart of it. you go to a place lie bangor where there are jobs and there is a big population center. people do want to talk about the issues sort of on the periphery. the issues we talk about sort of front and center every day but for them are sort of out on the outer edges. even though, it doesn't always break down like you think it would. gentleman on the dock, the lobster fisherman who would traditionally vote republican is also concerned about climate change. it depends who you talk to to actually figure out what the issues are and how to triang late them about what matters to them. i always expect the unexpected. >> one of the things i didn't think about even though i had just driven from the south all the way to the north of montana and had virtually no cell service at all, which was alternately terrif

that ramp to maine avenue. l taking ak in leesburg, eastbound 7 at river creek wa pa all traffic pushed on to river creek parkway. that's because of a work zone there. looking at the beltway, inner loop and outer loop, no construction and no problems at thpoint. >> 4:01 right now. this morning we continue to track hurricane florence and the millions of people rushing to get out of the storm's path. we're staying on top of every angle of this category 4 storm from the impending rain to just how much it's going toth impact e of us who live around here. >> people living from the coast from virgini to the carolinas have been ordered to find a safe place to ride out the storm. forecasters say there could be more than two feet of rain near take a look, both sides of the south carolina highway are being used toravel away from the shore. the category 4 is growing in size as it churns hundreds of miles away from north carolina. florence is expected to arrive late tomorrow. president trump has approved an emergency decla

in that main page or the cyclone in this their actions but not in the main page because actually being at the debates here yeah i mean one of these so forgive me whatever you do don't tear tragedies of the war in yemen is that it just doesn't seem to really make the headlines in a lot of european and american publications i mean countries like spain and the u.s. the u.k. italy that they get criticized for selling arms to the saudis when the saudis are accused of you know of hitting civilians as well pretty indiscriminately but what do you think the lesson to be learned to after what we've seen happen in spain in the past week that ultimately that these contracts are just too lucrative and that everyone will just turn a blind eye to how the saudis use these weapons. well actually this nice. person is then has the. contract must comply with intervention are you know so they are expecting that this now this is in the forms properly and that's not where and cheap for anything but a baby expect to be. fully in accordance with the international law that's what actually. were very lucrative e

it is another main objective, continuing the peace talks and denuclearization.ot is resting on moves shoulders when it comes to dealing with north korea. of the the success singapore summit between donald trump and kim jong-un, relations have become frothy as of late and moon is expected to help put the u.s. and north korean negotiations back on track. it involves move the longer just playing good cop to donald trump's backpack, it's time for you and also to get tough talking with pyongyang. in argentina, the former president has been formally indicted on corruption charges. >> a federal judge in argentina has accused of former president of corruption and bribery fromving work contractors 2007 to 2015. he wants her legislative immunity lifted so he can detain her. also a former president and the former minister of public works accused of essentially running a network of bribes involving tough politicians and business owners in argentina. >> how is the press in argentina reacting? >> it is dominating newspapers. we are looking at a conservative paper focusing on

my main job is night. and manager as a matter we are blind to all my fans as beauties brands to the point of view he doesn't even need to call this but usually they just we just see the class. i am mentioning i've only done. all my. my nigeria on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every year. millions of dollars is being stolen in a scanned it starts in the philippines and stretches across the globe one of many schemes exclusive access to this country underworld to a criminal turned whistleblower on al-jazeera. it was a big problem because it was different people admired him he was the center of nightlife in beirut and he married miss universe hugh was a buoyant character on the other hand a ruthless operative fighting for the palestinian cause some israeli intelligence sources claim that he planned the operation and for years the israeli try to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has son salaam on the hunt for the red prince. peter over here in doha with a quick recap of our top stor

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this bizarre porter's lodge at the main entrance to the park looks at first glance like something out of a fairy tale. god he himself passed by here every day on his way from his house in the park to work at the sec ratify me. will follow his trail. our path leads us to the cause of a sense god he made his debut as a young architect with this mansion it combines the spanish civic building style with traditional features of arabic architecture from the eighth century. now we've arrived at by this wide amana house with its pointed battlements it could be a mediæval fortress the loosely worked wrought iron gate is a characteristic feature of galleries buildings. not far away we find the colicchio tennessean of his first sacred building a common light monastery in neo gothic style the natural unpassed and stone walls have a fittingly frugal appearance. in the old part of town near the ram last barcelona's main shopping street we find the palace theo when finished in one thousand nine hundred nine this was the city residence of don a eusebio where whose hall is handsomely laid out for the

fighting the amorality trained government troops taking on the who's the rebel forces around that main road between her and santa that is a critical point because the whole plan to try to cut through with a humanitarian corridor will be extremely complicated there has to be the assurances that the huth is will hold back in certain areas possibly whether it's all being worked out is unclear but we've already heard from local the u.n. under-secretary saying that there are some roads already have been discussed with the coalition and they're very very dangerous indeed and also winding through mountains winding through areas that have already been blitzed asterix there is a real critical situation with the aid flow so they'll have to be a pretty quiet be big quantum leap in the situation on the ground for an effective humanitarian corridor or to be built up the u.n. general assembly on monday was hearing from a number of people saying this has to be a situation whereby the fighting has to stop period that has to be a fighting a cease fire in order to enable effective humanitarian help to g

for let's go back to our main story today and that of the recent to remarks made by . the general secretary talking about the closure of the organizations office in washington. is professor of public policy at university and he's a former policy adviser to the palestinian prime minister he's joining us from ramallah in occupied west bank thank you for talking to us just when you thought it couldn't get any worse the relationship between the palestinians and the u.s. administration has just shown that it can is there anything that can resuscitate the relationship between the palestinians and the trumpet ministration. i don't think so i think the level of distrust between the two sides it's wide especially the the current american administration continues to paly the palestinian people and the but is still indeed their ship hoping that they can coerce them into going back into the negotiating table i think the latest decision by the american administration is simply moving the clock back thirty years to the era when even a palestinian state was unthinkable in washington

targeting what's known as kilo sixteen the highway heading east out of the red sea port is one of the main supply routes to the capital sana'a which is held by the hoofy rebels under simmons as our correspondent covering the conflict from djibouti and just get us right up to date what's been going on. well a number of attacks more than thirty five that information is a few hours old now so one could guarantee that is increased both sides the is the saudi u.a.e. a u.a.e. led coalition are reporting that there has been an increase in this offensive around the red sea port of the data we know we are told by both sides that a radio station has been hit the who thing is reporting that four civilians have been killed at that radio station in her data the saudi media are saying that this was an attack on a military installation in the radio station we can't verify any of these reports because there is no neutral observers on the ground now aside from this there has been a stepping up right away along the lines of government forces on the ground attacking and trying to take the hold of kilo sixtee

the main political parties have been weakened as a result of those two main events specifically most especially the p u k we are expecting having spoken to experts people telling us here that they say that splits in the p u k could well be capitalized on dalai smaller parties in these votes but everybody here is saying that is vital that we get some soul of unity here in the selection of to these divisions between the two main parties have been so deeply. been so deepened in in recent months. as voting continues in northern iraq campaigning has just begun in afghanistan for next month's parliamentary elections the vote is more than three years overdue and is seen as a test for presidential elections next april tony berthing is in kabul. they can never be described as boring conflicts corruption intimidation and fraud afghan elections have it all but the parliamentary elections due to take place on october twentieth are at least promising something different new government measures hope to put an end to the problems of previous elections election fraud is now a criminal offense voting

virtually unopposed in july election after the main opposition group was outlawed late last year he's been criticized by rights groups for cracking down on dissent plans to form a government later this week florence louis reports from kuala lumpur in neighboring malaysia. the prime minister who sends party the cambodian people's party is in full control of parliament who can send himself has ruled cambodia for thirty three years and he said he intends to be in power for at least another decade and the general election held in july was widely considered a sham by political observers and human rights groups and the results were hardly a surprise to anyone over the course of the past year and has systematically destroyed all forms of opposition to his government he imprisoned can soak up the co-leader of the main opposition party last october on charges of treason is still in prison awaiting trial and not long after the courts which are known to be under the control of one cent or at the very least supported his government or that the main opposition party became national rescue party to

decision time for britain's main opposition party members vote on what position to take on breaks it. out of the european union says it's working on a way to continue trading with iran despite u.s. sanctions president trump pulled out of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal earlier this year and has threatened to slap sanctions on companies that do business with iran she has returned she has more from new york. the e.u. was reported to have been discussing what it calls a special purpose recall for several weeks and monday night the e.u. foreign policy chief said it would be going ahead e.u. member states will set up a legal entity to facilitate legitimate financial transactions with it on and this will allow european companies to continue to trade with get on in accordance with utopian union low and could be open to other botanists in the what the plans discussed in the past have involved an entity being set up to act as a go between or clearing house which wean iran and other nations to facilitate commercial transactions for example if a country or company wants to buy iranian oil it wou

the main program of bundesliga matches has come to an end and yet again by munich have three points the champions beat by our live accusing three one at home and wolfsburg and hertha's berlin one hundred percent records are over following an action packed two two draw but there were victories for rb leipzig fortuna dusseldorf and ments dortmund won on friday and there are three games to be completed the bundesliga table has a familiar look even after just three games of the season biron lead the way with nine points from nine dortmund remain second after all spurred and hurt as draw in the bottom half we see that life saved have left up while liver couzin are still stuck in last place on zero points and finally an update from formula one where qualifying has come to a close it was a competitive battle for the starting grid at the singapore grand prix with less than one second separating first from sixth place reigning champion an overall leader lewis hamilton came out on top taking pole position for sunday's race just three hundred seven second behind him is red bulls max stop and follo

he was saying that police are at the main campaign office of the opposition. but they haven't explained why that that they haven't explained their presence can you tell us whether police have been deployed in any other way anywhere else. the security presence around the capital has been heightened still does for the election but there is no sign that in any other buildings especially associated with political activity whether it's from the ruling party or the opposition but i would like to read that around four o'clock go over five hours ago the police actually sent out a tweet saying that they were conducting an operation to stop illegal activities in the building in the building we're talking about but they have so far refused to answer any of the questions about why what illegal activities it is why. opposition leaders have said they fear that this vote might be rigged is that a view shared by other people in the country. i believe so and especially with last minute changes that was brought to a girl electoral law and we all sorts for a last minute appointm

you have a maine tattoo? what do you do here?. >> reporter: what's going to get you out to vote? >> raising minimum wage. >> reporter: raising minimum wage. there was one other major industry we hadn't checked out, so we drove southeast, past another closed paper mill, to the lobstering capital of maine. stonington. on the public dock, workers were waiting for the boats to bring in the catch. you used to work in a paper mill? >> i did. you spends your whole life keeping something going and they pull it out from under you. >> reporter: how long were you working in the paper mill? >> 40 years. >> reporter: you normally vote? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> i don't think our opinions matter. >> reporter: do you care about it? >> of course. it affects my livelihood. i'd be foolish not to care. >> reporter: do you think people in washington understand what life's like out here? >> no, are you kidding me? no. >> reporter: how you guys doing? you're on tv today. can i come down there with you? >> sure. >> reporter: it's my first time on

yes so if you're just joining us those were some of the main points all of the media coverage will be going through it we'll be having some. analysis all that out in the hour in the hours to come just to really going through what was said there by ministry of defense for though that is the main part we're back with more of the week's top news in ninety seconds time. it's become an international norm to say women's rights to human rights but in a world where women make up the majority of university graduates this may not be true how much more women's empowerment needs to happen before gender face policies become redundant. in a world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. you're back with our to international the world to empty doping agency has vo

the torredos are part of the island's main amateur league. for players like rafael sanchez, there's more at stake than ever. >> this is more than just about baseball? >> it's about giving to the fans, giving to the people and just giving back. >> reporter: in the year since hurricane maria hit, the island's favorite pastime was put on hold. >> after a hurricane, baseball was a question mark for everybody in puerto rico, we can give back to the community. it was a blessing to be part of this, and giving the community a chance to forget about all the problems. >> reporter: in puerto rico, the home of roberto clementa, baseball is more than a pastime. it's a passion. >> it's everything. i mean, you can go outside,oue a kid playing with a ball. >> reporter: the storm heavily damaged the home stadium, now they're playing in another. the financially strapped league shortened its season, and the players took a pay cut. how important is it to have the team playing here? >> it's really important, because you see people giving us the support, because w

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upposedly uc 49, the last boat that was on the main channel. first one destroyed after a prolonged hunt, 12 hours. early on patrol, you see 49 sank a hospital ship ambulance transport. i have a convoy. >> he tells his children crossing the ocean 28 times on that hospital ship of submarines chasing them back and forth in parts of the atlantic. the troop ships would have to zigzag to keep from being hit by submarines. 28 times. the ship was only do 13 or 14 knots. convoys are very effective. they are reducing u-boat losses. more questions? >> on the africa issue. in germans operated u-boats the mediterranean. the african attempt to cut the british supply line at the empire. >> quite possibly, in part. they were so effective in the mediterranean that the british at one point considered abandoning the mediterranean. it could well tie into that. >> links to australia. >> they certainly do. , eitherd to do that through the mediterranean or going around. results would suggest some of those resources that were put into offering off the african coast wi

i believe that the african situation is more or less the main here. the bundesliga weekend kicked off with a fourth place hertz a berlin hosting the first place fire munich and berlin one giving the bavarians their first loss of the season and elevating berlin nearly into the clouds in front of almost seventy five thousand fans. that's a bell in almost never sell out the olympic stadium but they did on friday night's hope parents perhaps sensed something special was on the cards and after a special save from buyers manuel neuer a careless fell by teammate your own boateng gifted the home side a glorious chance from the penalty spot. a bit out of piece of it stepped up and his cool conversion dead friends to drain. just before half time for limbs valentino lazaro danced to the boy line and set up andre duda. this the document filled his fifth goal of the season anough to seal a famous two nil victory and had his fierce win over byron in not in years. for me because surely i was pleased with how the team played and that we took it deserve a junior leagu

crews will continue fixing the water main that broke this morning. news c4'sis lawrence is live with what neighbors are saying all about this. had to be pretty weird, chris? >> yeah, aaron. some are saying we had a tremendous amount of rain. this is just nature taking i course. others say they have to do a better job of maintaining the pipes. there's a gaping hole in thero . that's been patched up. take a look at what we were seeing yesterday. youet an idea of how big a project it was. you saw that water gushing through this area. carspp were sto in the road inches away from the hole, cars teetering e on thedge that had to be towed out ofhere. the residents in this area didn't have water for the day. they had to shut the water off. basically what happened was several cracks in the water main burst and that erodedeome of underpinnings of the road. all of the soil and rock washed away. once that happened it completely collapsed. now we d speak with one of the anc commissioners who says, you ow, all of this new development in the area, like new washingt

s main opposition party to back and now the referendum on the breaks that deal. and the coals for offices to be removed from us cooled off to a study finds that minority students are often the victims of police brutality. hello welcome to the program our top story iran's revolutionary guard is pledging what it calls deadly an unforgettable vengeance after saturday's attack on a military parade that killed twenty five people dozens more were wounded when four gunmen opened fire on the event in the city of commemorating the start of the iran iraq war iran's president has accused the u.s. of helping support those who committed the attack an accusation unlikely to help tensions between the two countries leaders at the u.n. general assembly this week same buster all the reports now from teheran as he took off for the united nations general assembly in new york iran's president gave a preview of the likely message he was taking to world leaders the target the. undoubtedly the islamic republic of iran does not overlook this crime which is clear to us which group they be

saudi amrozi led coalition battles to see ravel also over a main supply route in hard data. life and also coming up. she admits the range of prices could have been handled better but defends the jailing of reuters journalists in min ma. preparing for demolition israeli troops clear a camp for activists trying to stop the destruction of a palestinian village. and world leaders gather in ghana for the funeral of former u.n. secretary general kofi anna. saudi amrozi coalition and yemen says it still holds one of the main supply routes in her data of the battle in the port city against who the rebels intensifies the area known as sixteen is when the main who feeds supply routes linking her data to the rebel held capital if you find says on the plane the claims saying they have repelled the government forces and stop their progress this comes as the u.n. envoy to yemen is set to visit sana and the hopes of securing commitments to hold talks under salmons is following the story from djibouti back and forth over who controls the supply route what are you hearing from the. we're hea