or non— brexit, sorry, make no mistake, ifa if a soft or non— brexit, sorry, make no mistake, if a softf labour support will look like we are abandoning our supporters and remove any sense of obligation amongst conservative supporting brexiteer mps to support the government. so maybe he is behind it, to vote down a budget of error in prime minister because they are not happy with the terms of brexit. it is anixter lachine story, but it is true. how widespread that healing is in the conservative party, i have no way of knowing. it is written by tim shipman and caroline williams, who do know what they are talking about. you wonder how that plays with the average member of the public. this i5 average member of the public. this is the sort of story that explains to you why people have such a low opinion of politics. good grief. what a fuss about nothing. i know all this rhetoric seem5 what a fuss about nothing. i know all this rhetoric seems so brave to them, but i think the average member of the public think5, them, but i think the average member of the public thinks, will you just get ove

trumpet ministration definitely does want a soft landing mr erdogan doesn't care whether it's a soft landing or a hard landing he's marching his troops up to the top of the hill he warms eighteen people extradited from surrey arabia to. ankara to istanbul to face a legal process the chance is about happening on a scale of one to ten zero surely i think saudi arabia will resist as much as possible because if they do they will lose all control on the possibility of designing an outcome for the trial in saudi arabia they have a certain procedures they are they can manipulate tribal affair is all sorts of leverage is that they could use all of that would be lost if they end up in turkey and to be honest from his presentation yesterday he didn't really come across as determined on this issue he kind of invited it as and as and i as an idea said earlier i think his real object is to prolong the discussion around these issues as much as possible ok we'll have to leave the south america for the moment as a thank you very much you know most of what turkey is linking the prince to the killing

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itself very musical it's like wave wave forms and it's kind of if if if the whole was made out of a soft material you could imagine that the sound waves could create those. textures and forms and shapes so it's really inspiring when you're in a beautiful place that says so much has been done with so much care and thought. and the audience felt it also the repertoire was ideal for. music i have always loved so. it was definitely a high point for me. i'm here with grosvenor after our concert with. kissing and that's part of the kissing in soma. and before your music it was fun we played actually just conducted but you did variations on the theme i got rhythm. and then. you. my face question actually paid i go with them from the original some books when i was eight or nine and i was captivated by this style of music from the agency something i will always done on the side how did you transition from seeing him when there came to him someone who was with him for twenty years to close down causing an extremist. the and. i wanted to scream petition it had with him dish and they cannot find it

will lead to a soft spot in the u.s. economy in the fourth quarter, maybe going into the first quarter of next year, they will react to that weaker data i don't think they'll necessarily call off the rate hikes, it might have an impact on timing. so i think they'll be data dependent and do what is right for the u.s. economy >> here we are in bali at this imf meeting. we heard the imf and world bank knocking down growth forecasts, raising concerns about financial stability and we had a market event overnight with this selloff. that's starting to create this idea that we maybe in the last innings for this bull run. how do you see it? >> when i was in davos the mood in the market was overly optimistic i was one of the few saying the mood in the market is too good to be true the market corrected sizably since the early start of the year in davos. i think when i look at the markets now people are on the other side they are too pessimistic in my view we probably still will have a good year to two years for the global economy t

if there was a soft brexit and a good lesson to the european union, we would expect growth to be veryrisk is if we had a heart brexit, there are would be no trading with there are would be no trading with the eu on the same ten at the moment, and it could slow down a lot more. we would put that risk of a move to an orderly heart brexit as being the economy not growing at all instead of close to 2.5% with a soft brexit. thank you very much indeed. now, if you're... sorry, not sure why that went black. now, if you're fortunate enough to be aged between 26 and 30, you can sign up to a new railcard that will get you a third off most leisure fares. it's valid for 12 months and will costs you £30. the rail industry trialed the card a few months ago — limiting it to 20,000, they've now extended it to all 4 million people in the country that fit that age bracket. now e—cigarettes — some claim its a way out of smoking cigarettes. the us regulator — the food and drug administrator — aren't too sure and have launched a campaign against firms marketing e—cigarettes in a way that appeals to under—

whether northern ireland could be treated separately from the rest of the uk in order to maintain a softsaid as far asi soft border. she always said as far as i understand, she would not except that. that is the backstop that what europe wants so we have a backstop that what europe wants so we have a ba cksto p to that what europe wants so we have a backstop to a backstop. the whole of the uk stays in the customs union until the soft border thing is sorted in that area is still hugely contentious because obviously some tory mps want it to be time—limited but how do you guarantee a soft order in a time limit? it goes and goes and indeed we do not have that much new news to say, there is the sense of a little bit of exasperation in the lobby, and we are on exasperation in the lobby, and we are on the doorstep of brexit and we are on the doorstep of brexit and we are going over the same ground again and again without any new information being forthcoming. we know there are differing camps in the tory party and it is interesting thatjeremy the tory party and it is interesting that jeremy cor

and to not miss a soft was a nova thunder and as venom made it full by. nuremburg defense ole let's say. brad blauser struggling to wake himself up heading into the bright. the mauling continued in the second half stop it so with his second was awful and then of putting the aussie on the cake to make it six nil i os. it was lot six biggest ever win in the bundesliga oh full color nuremberg it was yet another haas footballing lesson. time for the sunday powwow talent and instinct two things you just can't teach don't miss pocket all costs are possesses both in both talent and instinct were on display in saturday's victory over al spurrier bundesliga reporter jonathan crane is in the studio to talk me through it jonathan al cossar is the first player check this since nine hundred sixty three to score six goals in his first three outings talking about this twenty five year old loney from barsa online from fossil evidence he carries on the way yes kr. yes they're going to want to make it permanent at the end of the season dortmund by the way to have that opti

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it's not necessary for us man to carry loose change around to pay for a soft drink here in somaliland it's easy enough to just pay with the smartphone. we buy everything with somaliland shillings using our mobile wallet first you have to load your phone with dollars then you change them into somaliland shillings and after that you can make purchases in the local currency you can have as much as ten twenty thirty million chilling. for them and. the value of currency here has been cut in half after years of political and economic instability with the payment after there's no need to carry around large wads of cash just to pay for small items in one thousand nine hundred one the region of somaliland declared its independence from somalia but it's not recognized internationally as a separate state institutions here are unstable. but again i think people don't put their money in government banks because they have no faith in them they prefer to put their money in private banks or on their mobile wallet and this contributed to the currency devaluation also making the dollar stronger. and mo

i believe this was an attempt to literally set a president up for a soft coup. >> 100%, sean. rwhelming evidence. not just circumstanceal. we have seen it in righting and with testimony provided to congress. this was a white coup, a silent coup. a bloodless coup. what is so concerning is how dangerous this has been to america and how still is to the administration. it needs to be investigated. >> the single biggest threat rod rosenstein faces is the misleading of the fisa court. did he mislead the fisa court? >> sean: who do you believe? mccabe and page or rod rosenstein? >> i will never believe rod rosenstein. he has a long and distinguished track record of deposition. >> you have to wait until all of the facts come out. we have not heard from rod rosenstein himself. he has to put his record on it. >> i don't believe any of them, sean. it needs to be investigated. >> sean: sad. biggest abuse of power, in our history. you won't believe what hillary clinton said about bill clinton's infidelities and in washington breaking news. stay with us. we have serious problems. we're tumbl

a joke. officers found and confiscired an soft rifle. the teenager isn't even a student there and doesn't attend fairfax county public schools. the thcommonwe attorney will decide if he should face charges. >> a high school community is mourning the death of a recent graduate and football player. marquise brown died after apparently jumng out of a 16th loor dorm window in pittsburgh last night. brown was a junior on their football team university president tim grley jumped after policeed respoo a reported disturbance. one of brown's former teammates remembers the laughs they shared. >> just kind of like i said. a great person. someone who could light up the mood, your day. someone off and on the field. >>ittsburgh police are still investigating brown's death. >> a man is in grave condition tonight after beingtabbed on a metro train. the attack happened before 1:00 this afternoon on a packed gen line train that was pulling into the navy yard station. the suspect was running for the cvs on new jersey and m street. the victim and suspectw ea

is better than the alternative which could be a prolonged transition that ultimately might lead to a soft brexit, and that's of them is not brexit. they are totally ideologically opposed to that. i think it is fairly predictable they would rather a no deal scenario than a scenario that allows for potentially an election in a couple of years that maliki exactly another referendum or soft brexit. they cameas a survey out saying 87% of the people of northern ireland who supported remain said the peace process was a price to pay to make sure brexit happened. >> a cheerful thought. i want to get to questions, but very quickly a couple of questions. one for you, ken. putting wonderful job the best face on what britain is up to. would it be fair to say it is more difficult now than it did earlier in your career? what ways to you have to manage role? the demands on your >> do i look like an aging faster? [laughter] >> you are doing well. >> thank you. to be theprivilege british ambassador to the united states. i think it is the best job in our system. i would like to be here. story in the u.k. ad

or should it be more of a soft sound? here by james mandell and frank gardner.he latest pictures ofjamal khashoggi and his fiancee. lurid details ofjust how khashoggi died have been leaked to turkey's pro—government media. all this inconsistency did not impress a viewer called lindy loo... but what is the right version? this telephone caller was pretty clear. this is a friend of the khashoggis. i'm asking to change the pronunciation. it is not kah—show—gee. it's ka—shoggy. however the name advised to be said in the last two examples we played reflecting a gulf arabic rather than a standard arabic pronunciation. one final thought on the reporting of his death comes from kevin west, who posed this question. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news current affairs, you can call us. 0r e—mail newswatch. you can find us on twitter, and do have a look at our website. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news covers again next week. goodbye. hello. british summertime ends this weekend as t

or should be more of a soft sound as demonstrated here byjames mandell and frank gardner.fjamal khashoggi and his fiancee. lurid details ofjust how khashoggi died have been leaked to turkey's pro—government media. all this inconsistency did not impress a viewer called lindy lou. but what is the right version? this telephone caller was pretty clear. this is a friend of the khashoggis and please can you change the pronunciation. it is not kah—show—gee. thank you. however, the name advised to be said in the last two examples we played reflecting a gulf arabic rather than a standard arabic pronunciation. jamal khashoggi. one final thought on the reporting of his death comes from kevin west, who posed this question. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the program, you can call us or e—mail us. you can find us on twitter, and do have a look at our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening. after a cold

there was a targeted assassination program in yemen i was running it we did it it was sanctioned by the u.a.e. within the coalition one of the targets of the controversial program was on soft i'll email a prominent local leader of the islamist political party allah is law and while the u.a.e. considers al is law to be a terrorist organization buzz feed reporter aram roston writes that many experts insist that al islam was one of those one of the whose members as one of nobel peace prize is no terror group they say it's a legitimate political party that threatens the u.a.e. not through violence but by speaking out against its ambitions in yemen these revelations have now brought the speculation of possible war crimes charges to the forefront because just security points out it is a crime for a u.s. citizen to commit certain violations of international humanitarian law including murder the deliberate killing of civilians such as political leaders and clerics those targets are not collateral damage and their deaths are not incident to a lawful attack so with mercenaries assassination programs and war crimes on the docket i think it sounds like a good day to start watching the

and boris johnson saying they were misled about its significance but it is obvious if you guarantee a softand this is one thing we all agree on, theresa may said that. they can agree on the end but not the means of getting there. there is constructive ambiguity in phase one so constructive ambiguity in phase one so it is open to interpretation and the eu interpret the backstop in a way that is quite contrary to the expectations of the uk when they signed up to it in the first place. theresa may did say today, she talked about getting some legally binding arrangement, a form of customs arrangements between the eu and the uk which effectively is like staying in the customs union. again anathema to most voters. at least temporarily. and you have the two main political parties both standing on manifesto pledges of taking us out of the single market and customs union and only the lib dems who did not, being annihilated at the polls. so what is that telling us, which mandates are we going to listen to, the referendum result presumably and also where people voted in the last general election. it

than a month ago former south america fed nanda had dad was really seen nationally as running mate a soft spoken academic by the side of the popular and charismatic former president but with a new lead now barred from running as he serves a twelve year sentence for corruption and dad has been forced to step into his shoes if he can. we have received a mission from president lula mission to look into the eyes of the people and remind them of the time when together we built a very different country. dad was listened to cation minister and promises to return to the days when the workers' party implemented social programs interested millions of brazilians from poverty that memory has helped transfer some of this popularity to had. especially on the industrial outskirts of sao paolo where the workers' party was born. to the p.t.s.d. part of the working class that gave us dignity before d.p.p. we had no access to credit cards we always took buses never an airplane. dice doesn't know much about had that only whom he represents. had dads biggest strength is also his biggest weakness he needs the

he's going in for the pot to go on tina's longest possible what we claim is that the market forces a soft touch the divine surely. downturn because inevitable whatever day i mean a station in whatever they call it of by i mean a station might be now mr rosen i know that you also contend that if these benefits storm hits the policy tools available to the current administration for addressing it will sorely be lacking why is that. more than locking i would say be. rained well down the globe because so know what this cold policy space my be. reduced to only can be reduced because just think about just to make a very simple example. u.s. fed that has interest rates they started to five twenty five because before the previous crisis they teach the truly zero and the maybe they are going to go up to say three three and a half percent you can see already that the fed has less room to cut interest rate that's already a deduction in policy space the balance should be below to relieve. q.e. and now the programs from the fed to. the four or five trillion us dollar remains below that inspired of the

it will be a soft, red glow. >> and foggy days and -- i know that during the day, it's marvelous. it's a piece of conversation. so i -- at night, again, when it's foggy or something like that, what would that look like? >> just a soft light that's visible. we're in the midst of finalizing our lease for the space between me and tida and one of the lease terms is about adjusting the level of light to be sure that if there are any concerns that it's easy enough just to dim it down, just whatever direction it needs to move. >> it's a piece of conversation. and during the daylight, i can see the dramatic effect because you can clearly see the pictures. that's great. thank you. >> president tsen: do you require bcdc approval? >> yes. we've begun the permitting process with them. we're waiting for your seal of approval and to finalize a lease before we take our final -- have our final conversation with bcdc. >> director giusti: it's a great concept for art. how will you prepare the metal? is it the same color of the bay bridge? >> exact same color. we'll use the same paint that they use o

less than a minute later, the sharks allowed a soft goal. mats zuccarello gets a shot off.through the third period, meyer goes high-stickside is, his fifth straight game with a goal. tied again. but less than two minutes later the rangers answer. chris crieder with his second goal of the game. sharks trailing fine seconds. tomas hertl gets are the goal with two seconds left. that's the latest goal in the nhl this season. from o.t. to a shoot-out. kevin shattenkirk beats jones for the only goal in the shoot-out. sharks lose 4-3 but do pick up a heroics.nks to hertl's last c.j. beathard was held out of monday's practice due to a sprained right wrist. he told the immediate today he's hopeful he will play thursday night but his wrist and thumb are "kind of messed up." his hand struck a helmet. if he can't go thursday, that puts nick mullen in line for his first nafal start. the string quarterback was elevated. >> i know it means a lot to our fans, i know it means a lot to everybody and so, of course, we want to win this game. that's every week. but we know how much it means to

in this way and remember. >> a soft target that justice breyer may say a reasonable time in congress could have put that in and that is a good idea but congress did not do that. >> your honor that congress says when, that is in the common sense within a reasonable time of the eventa happening. >> then follow up on the chief justice's point if reasonable immediacy versus reasonable time? . >> i think the ninth circuit used reasonable degree intermediatelyd - - immediately interchangeably or immediacy as pointed out and that is in the primary dictionary definition. but i do want to say one other thing in response justice kavanaugh. subsection c mandatory detention without an individual hearing is written as then exception to subsection a. to all the consequences is the hearing. so the bad ones as justice breyer said they will be detained. >> but congress did not trust those hearings for certain classes my understanding. correct me if i'm wrong but congress was concerned that those hearings were not working in a way that congress wewanted and therefore for certain class of criminal terr

oh, what a soft goal given up. sharks lose their opener 5-2. >> it's always a little frustrating, special especially first one of the year. >> i think the fans were excited to get it going, as well. that will help us tart the game, even though it didn't start like we wanted. it's the first one. >> abc 7 sports. a's lose, sharks lose. that's all. >> this is long distance with the best wifi experience long-distance relationship. plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for just $29.99 a month for 12 months, and ask how you can save when you include xfinity mobile with your internet. click, call or visit a store today. minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of payi

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or should be more of a soft sound estimates rated here byjames mandell and frank gardner.mal khashoggi and his fiancee. lurid details ofjust khashoggi and his fiancee. lurid details of just how khashoggi and his fiancee. lurid details ofjust how khashoggi died have been leaked to turkey's pro—government media. have been leaked to turkey's pro-government media. all this inconsistency did not impress a viewer called lindy loo... but what is the right version? is telephone caller was pretty clear. this is a friend of the khashoggis i'm a asking to change the pronunciation. it is not kah—show—gee. negi. pronunciation. it is not kah-show-gee. negi. however the name advised to be said in the last two exa m ples we advised to be said in the last two examples we played reflecting a gulf arabic rather than a standard arabic pronunciation. one final thought on the reporting of his death comes from kevin west, who posed this question. think you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news current affairs, you can call us. or e—mail up affairs, you c

ago former sao paolo merrifield nanda her dad was received national lula da silva as running mate a soft spoken academic by the side of the popular in charismatic former president but with lula now barred from running as he serves a twelve year sentence for corruption and dad has been forced to step into his shoes if he can last as that they will still do we have received a mission from president lula mission to look into the eyes of the people and remind them of the time when together we built a very different country. the dad was listened to cation minister promises to return to the days when the workers' party implemented social programs that is didn't millions of brazilians from poverty that memory has helped transfer some of lula's popularity to had. especially on the industrial outskirts of sao paolo where the workers' party was born. to the p.t.s.d. part of the working class that gave us dignity before d.p. we had no access to credit cards we always took buses never an airplane. getting more dice doesn't know much about had that only whom he represents. had dads biggest strength i

we have a soft heart trust conscious and the reply that we get from our mind from out of logic from my heart really really. apply so. than what i am saying here basically those. rows that they make we have to have a conscious mind. logic and understanding of to me it's all to society. so that it can be successful and it can try to the contrary if any of those lows that are made or any projects that are made is not accepted by the society it doesn't move for society for what it is most likely to fail sooner or later. you have to. you have to put your heart into your work. for example if a mayor who is from a party. he has to mind in has to bear in mind every step that he takes that he calls the values of the party. but there are a number of things that we are. facing at the moment that includes. and also. children and number of other issues but our main criteria he's we have to have a good heart and good conscious. and comfortable. we have to be constable comfortable with our decisions nothing other than this is not going to be acceptable. then you don't have sensible approach a cons

oh, what a soft goal given up. arks lose their opener 5-2. >> it's always a little frustrating, special especially first one of the year. >> i think the fans were excited to get it going, as well. that will help us tart the game, even though ididn't start like we wanted. it's the first one. >> abc 7 sports. a's lose, sharks lose. that's a connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. >>> all right. that is our report. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. thanks for being here tonight. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> good boy. >> girl. it's a girl. >> the stage is set as a couple share their meaningful gender reveal. >> they are calling it their rainbow baby. >> the story behind the journey to pure joy. >

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