that storm really did last for a long time now the whole storm is working its way eastwards and it's crete that's got the worst of the winds at the moment they gusting over eighty five kilometers per hour so very stormy for us and as well as that windy weather it's also a very very wet absolutely hammering down in crete at the moment but it's also affecting us in the northern parts of libya too so this is what it looks like at the moment very heavy rain over the southern parts of greece and that's working its way into parts of southwestern turkey at the moment too and gradually that would edge its way eastwards and as we head into choose day some of the worst of the winds are likely to be in parts of syria incredibly windy here so many tend to communities are looking at a very ferocious time as that system moves on the way though behind it that's not be glorious many parts of europe are seeing very very surprisingly high temperatures at the moment. the weather sponsored by qatar and. it does look more and more like bangladesh is becoming a one party state give me one good reason why the op

professor vol i first question to you why we have the choice of venue for this meeting i think the at crete reason the first one in vietnam is a very important. gesture because they're both lead to us or tonight who demonstrate to the world that they are willing to make a breakthrough season ending an enemy to a friend this second reason actually did show that. meeting would be very outcome already and it also not only seemed late but on so. audie ended because viet nam is actually example an example in. that and. get a big reward so from a very isolated country now vietnam is become one of the most globally integrated into the war and i think if i can just pick up on that point vietnam has a certain amount is this transformation but is this really the transformation is this really the chains of north korea wants. i think so because the internal upsized because vietnam do not have any so i just tried to speak now how to. make the country better off and learning along the way i am of a real event and the best way to be legitimacy of the bully because it can mean only because they believe why

professor vol i first question to you by we have as the choice of venue for this meeting i think the at crete reason the first one is in viet nam is a very important. gesture because they're both lead to us or deny to demonstrate to the world that they are willing to make break through the season ending and any friend this second recent actually show that. meeting would be very outcome audie and it also not only seem bleak but on so i'll come audie ended because viet nam is actually a simpler example and. i'm actually at and. get the green war so from a very isolated country now vietnam has become one of the most globally debated in the war again if i can just pick up on that point vietnam has a certain amount is this transformation but is this really the transformation is this really the teams of north korea wants. i think so because the internal upsized because vietnam do not have any so just try to figure out how to. make the country better off and learning along the way and of a real event and the best way to be legitimacy of the police because system so it can maintain police because the

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bernie sanders to the island of crete with the dominick monash democratic nomination he's been in politics for ever - - and hasn't combed his hair in 35 years he is in his seventies which is worse than worshiping satan he almost beat hillary in the primary so maybe he thinks he can get the nomination if she's not running. [laughter] kirstin jell-o brand? who is paying attention to her? . >> would have to step away from those bold ideas. >> i'm sorry can i just get some ranch. [laughter] it would have been better if she asked jell-o brand for ranch. don't ever be the candidate giving away ranch dressing and what about joe? he told his audience in germany america was an embarrassment the biggest asset is he is always stupid. the nomination could end up those are three more homes than cat who lives in a garage. but it would be fun to watch him versus trump. what do you think bernie? civic and that tendency to focus on those side issues. >> and buying the stairway to heaven. >> as they approached. >> when she gets there that she can get what she came for. >> i want to ask a couple of things ab

some action in the eastern mediterranean there's still some showers circling around in cyprus and crete and touching the coast of libya a cloud further west i think is mainly just cloud increasingly the chance i will see rain coming into western morocco because the front is coming into portugal that's not until probably later on monday or back down to fourteen as a result to the east of that fire weather for the most part still in the teens not fine weather exists all the way through africa until you get to the tropics particular. who was sponsored by qatar and. talk to their own. you personally one of the main beneficiaries is that the case listen if you want relations with india although that's not exactly my point we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. and over again you're watching al-jazeera has reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump is urging european allies to take back all the eight hundred i saw fighters captured in syria and put them on trial says the caliphate is ready to fall. the rebels and yemen say they have launc

the sunshine the wind isn't as cold but there is significant rain problem for greece probably for crete sudden turkey and the circulation here off the foot of sicily means that if you are in libya your weather is not current to you a toll on shore breeze through tripoli westwards and offshore is all part of this. see the ways being whipped up on the coast well they're coming at you and that low is only drifting slowly east was taking it stormy weather with it. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. he was sent to jail but under two different prime minister as. now he is set to become the next prime minister of malaysia. and why abraham and discusses what direction his country will take on talk to our jazeera. you're watching. the top stories right now venezuelans trying to bring aid across the border from colombia had face by a line opposition from security forces at least two people were killed in fighting along the border with brazil as police try to block the. voting is underway in senegal as people choose their next president and come out later macky sall has campaigned on improvin

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. >> he grabbed my head and shoved it into the continue crete. >> -- concrete. >> now he's in trouble again. get back. s gun during a >> no keep your hands up. your interfering with me my man. you're going in the back of the car. >> that's fine. >> stop resisting. >> i'm not resisting you. >> burrell said the struggle left him with a concussion. >> you must remain aware when you see a video you are not just like me aware of all the factors involved in the incident and there's variables that can produce an officer to display a weapon. >> we showed video of walnut creek. >> what does it take for someone to give someone like me the benefit of the doubt. >> mclaughlin has a past. left oakland police and joined vallejo in 2015. he's been involved in two shootings and falsified reports. >> when the name came up i was not surprised. >> how much proof does it take. what do you want. a couple dead bodies. >> internal affairs are looking at the incidents. he's still working and on patrol this afternoon. >> have we been able to gather information about the internal affairs investigation has foun

eric: everyone look for could be crete results. arthel: gordon chang is here. he's the author of "nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world." no doubt high-stakes meetings like this is laced with pitfall and geopolitical landmines. for president trump, what are they? >> people are saying this is the second summit and you are not getting concrete prop is out of the north koreans. we need a complete declaration of all their missile and nuke sites and a firm timetable for disarmament. we are not anywhere close to that right now. we should be there already. thearthel: there are other plays at the table. china who is double dipping on trade. how does the president play his hand toward those countries? >> president trump should be putting pressure on moscow and bay jim and seoul. secretary pompeo says our policies haven't changed. well, they have. we have relaxed sanctions. they are getting the money they need. arthel: sanctions on china, russia, south korea? >> yes. you have russian banks that continue to launder money. we have laws against money laundering i

that a wall and democrats are having a conversation about whether there's a difference between kaunl creteit's not a wall because that's not concrete. and then when it comes to the e de? tension beds, you have an idea the president can get to the 52,000 beds he initially want fd he wants to do that. i've been hearing from conservative and liberal activists. both are angry and that tells me it's a solid bill because everyone seems to have not gotten what they wanted. >> he sui'm happy with where we going. i'm thrilled. because we're supplementing things and moving things around and doing things that there fantastic and taking from far less, really from far less important areas and the bottom line is we're building a lot of wall right now. >> we're building a lot of wall. senator lindsey graham of south carolina argued he could take money from other areas or take more drastic action. here's lindsey. >> as to the money for the barrier f he ecan use it for steel barriers, like he's been talking about, i would say overall that's a pretty good deal and make up the difference through executive as

can they come up with a condition crete timeline. -- come a concrete timeline. that seems a little bit of a long short, we heard about a formal end to the korean war, but that would require congressional approval here in united states and president trump has said he is not putting withdrawal of u.s. troops on korean peninsula on the negotyeah, iinyeah, inegotiatin. kennedy: sill so much, thank you. >> we heard from president, he was talking about some of the nuclear theft tests. >> i can tell you very much from the beginning, that speed is not that important to me, i error mucverymuch appreciate no testio testing. chairman kim and i had a great talk about that last night, i will let him say what he said if he would like to, he does not have to, but we had a good talk about that last night, and again, i am in no rush, we don't -- we have developed something very special with respect to that. but i just want to stay, i have great respect for chairman kim. and i have great respect for his country, i believe that it will be something economically that will be almost

. >> she said there will not be any money for a kron crete wall in the legislation. he harmed the livelihood and depriving the committee economy billions of dollars. he has been assured that he is not a target of robert mueller's investigation. the president also praising his long-time political add sizer, roger stone who was indicted by the justice department. late today the man that the president call add character appeared in federal court on charges he obstructed the russia investigation and tampered with witnesses. any moment he will depart washington where he will spend the weekend. we are in west palm beach, tl fl. >> before taking off for a weekend in florida he is bragging about strong numbers chls. >> we added 304,000 jobs which was a shocker to a lot of people. it wasn't a shocker to me. >> also saying that negotiating on a border wall agreement is a waste of time and teasing, that he may declare a national emergency. >> it does help the process. what would help a lot is if the democrats could be honest. i think pelosi should be ashamed of herself. she is

until be dissatisfied america has a high blood pressure of crete and an anemia of deeds.ities -- the intercity of poverty and despair shall be crushed by the battering rams and forces of justice. let us be dissatisfied for those who live in the outskirts of , let us be dissatisfied until slums are history and every family will live in a decent, sanitary home. let us be this satisfied until the dark days of desegregated schools --a cyber get his goals will be transformed and -- of segregated schools will be transformed into the quality and bright future of education. let us be dissatisfied. women, the matter who they may be, will be judged i the basis of a character and not the content of their skin. let us be dissatisfied until every capital bank -- every capitol -- let us be dissatisfied at every city hall. dissatisfied until that day when the lion and the lamb shall lie down together. every man shall sit by his own figtree.fig street -- let us be dissatisfied and men will recognize that out of one blood, god made all to dwell on the face of the earth. let us be dissatis

kuhn crete and steel wall my guy kz get protection behind. >> reporter:en the to the busiest land porltry with 34 million crossings last year. it runs above an infamous canyon where hundreds of thousands of immigrants cross into the u.s. in the '90s and early 2000s. what changed? >> they built another fence. one they couldn't get over and people coming through. >> another two miles west the fence finally disappears in a place called friendship park. open for family members sep rotted by the border to talk to each other and touch funger tups under the watchful eye of border patrol. and that's what it feels like on the california pseudo. on the tijuana side, it's a different story. authorities say there is a humanitarian crisis with the migrant caravans and families coming from central america and border patrol says that's starting to spill over the border into the san diego sector sawing they have seen an apprehension rate of family units up 600% since october. chris. >> there's news today that a number of rights groups, including the aclu are going to sthu government inover the policy t

. >> reporter: the deal includes nearlyio $1.4 bi for border fencing, not a cron crete wall. and it allows5 forles of new fencing. and gives an additional $1.7 bndlion to home security. >> i'm hoping he will find this agreement acceptable and he signs t bill. >> reporter: president trump said he wants to add a few things to the deal. it's a far cry from the 5.7 billion he demanded f the wall and less than the senate deal he rejected last year. his conservative allies laying on the pressure. >> any republican that supports this garbage compromise you hav to explai >> shutdown is not acceptable. it's not on the table. >> shutdowns are bad. >> i don't think you'll see a shutdown. >> reporter: which coun the president could not belong the deal rather going on a different route, using governmewe money. >>e doing things that are fantastic and taking from far less -- really from far less important areas. >>eporter: but some fellow republicans calling that a bad idea. and there is a deal different sticking point, which is money for beds in i.c.e. detention centers. the deal does not

we go from this big beautiful wall that's cop crete and paid for by mexico and now he sounds like ralphren. it's going to be this steel, see through barrier sensible for spring. i mean, this migration of what the wall is going to be is -- >> it's a little lace trim. >> yeah. >> everyone should go back and read david gregory's tweets from the state of union because they're hilarious until he falls asleep. i would like to, if we can, all be tony romo and talk about one of the more fascinating moments. >> it's wednesday. >> the patriots won the super bowl. >> they did. but i want to look at this moment from the state of union where there was a sense of unintentional applause and comedy here when the president talked about the historic gains and women in the workforce. >> no one has benefited more from a thriving economy than women who have filled 58% of the newly created jobs last year. [ applause ] >> you weren't supposed to do that. thank you very much. >> so, maggie, there's so much going on in there all at once. >> there's -- there's a lot there. and actually we didn't get to the other

you can't go for crete walls with this money. the president is saying this is the kind of argument i want to have because a few weeks ago during the shutdown, the president said, i'm compromise with you. i'll change the materials for the wall i want. democrats said, that's absolutely a non-starter. now fast forward a couple weeks, that's argument we' havin and the president is saying, i can now build. so the other thing that's portant, both sides seem to be mad about this. on the conservative side, you have conservative voices saythi, deal is pathetic. it's an insult to the president. on the democratic de and on the liberal side, i have activists that are texting me saying, ncy pelosi said she wasn't going to give $1 for this wall and now she is. then the president is also looking further down the line and saying, if i don't get this money for the wall and all the money i wanted, the $5.7 million, i can sgn this and declare a national emergency and pull money from others areas. it's tricky whether or not he will be able to do tha

elsa has see crete ice powers. what is your secret talent? >> my secret talent is i can talk with my mouth closed. >> can we get a little demo? >> i'm stuck in the closet and i can't get out. >> i'm so shook. a lot of kids look up to ana, elsa and olaf. who do you look up to? >> i look up to melissa mccarthy, amy poehler, tina fey and all those funny ladies. >> what audience member would make you freeze if you saw them? >> beyonce. probably. >> b, if you are watching you have an open invite. as queen b and queen elsa would celebrate, at its core, "frozen" is the story about female empowerment and self acceptance. >> i feel thrilled that little girls will come to "frozen" and know they can be princess and a snowman, whatever they choose. >> and like ryann herself, that's a message deserving of it's own standing ovation. >> so good. >> so good. >> bravo. frozen the broadway musical is set to go on a north america tour later this year, and that means everybody can go and give olaf a warm hug of their own in their own hometown soon enough. >> thi

the same goes for crete where incidentally we have seen some storminess as well in the last day or soall of that mess here whilst many western and central parts of europe are under that high—pressure. we have got low pressure and storms churning around across this side of the mediterranean. so the mediterranean is not always sunny. there is another place where we are seeing storm and a stand, notjust california but the eastern mediterranean too. some of that that weather is actually going to extend across parts of the middle east into areas where we don't often see rain. iraq and even the central portion of the arabian peninsula. we are also watching big storm clouds growing, very brief update across southeastern parts of africa here, around mozambique. this could be a cyclone in the making. lots of thunderstorms around johannesburg. then those storms will form across the mozambique channel. that is the latest from me. you've got the weather for the week ahead coming up injust around half an hour. bye— bye. hello, this is outside source. the white house says president trump will decla

it's what we've seen over the mediterranean recently that has really made the headlines for us in crete the weather has been all full and the rain has been hammering down we've seen one hundred thirty three millimeters just in a twenty four hour period that has caused us a problem with flooding we've also seen winds gusting up to one hundred eleven kilometers per hour and we've seen amazing amounts of hail as well this system though fortunately is moving its way eastwards but it is working its way across parts of turkey and syria. think you very much for that still ahead on this news hour donald trump's former lawyer is expected to give his first testimony against the u.s. president in the coming hours we'll be live in washington and in sports the golden state warriors continue their push to stay top of the western conference to stay with us. it does look more and more like bangladesh is becoming a woman politics give me one good reason why the opposition should have been able to do far from the problem of human rights watch describes how opposition members have been arrested or killed

wrapped up on the ripmond san rafael bridge they made adjustments to temporary repairs after condreet crete fell on a car on thursday. sara zendehnam joins us live with more. >> reporter: we drove across both directions of the brimming and happy to report no delays and nothing of that nature. no closures. caltrans wrapped up the work earlier than expected. they said they would work starting at 9 last night, and would wrap up about 1:00 this morning. now of course, we believe they wrapped up earlier than that. by the -- i will step out of the way. a beautiful day out here. caltrans engineers replaced a metal plate they installed thursday with a larger one after concrete broke off the upper deck of the richmond san san rafael bridge and fell on cars on the lower deck shutting down the bridge for hours. they blame the failure of a worn expansion joint that lets the bridge expand and contract with temperature changes. an investigative engineer says it doesn't affect the safety of the bridge, but there may be a need to be planned for the future. >> over the next 20 years or longer, and we will l

these pictures are from the greek island of crete.ge to collapse. the island has seen days of torrential rain that killed a farmer. roads, buildings, and infrastructure have been damaged and some homes evacuated. firefighters in germany rushed to save a rat stuck halfway out of a sewer manhole. the rescue workers said she, it was female, had a lot of winter flab and was stuck fast at her hip. a full team of firefighters managed to lift the manhole cover and pop the rat free. she was released straight back into the sewer. that's on our website. donald trump might want everyone's focus to be on hanoi. but events in washington could overshadow that summit. you'll remember michael cohen, the president's former lawyer. last year, he was sentenced to three years in prison for lying to congress, campaign finance violations and tax evasion. but now, he's testifying before the senate intelligence committee. this is him arriving today for the first of three days of testimony. we don't know what he's said today, it's a closed hearing. but this s

talking of flash flooding, we have seen some intense rainfall in crete this february, and on monday,etre of rain so far this month and it looks likely that we are heading for the wettest february on record. this was the story on monday, you can see the intense vibrant colours denoting the intensity of that rainfall which brought some flash flooding before it eased away and unfortunately some fatalities with a as well. but there is some welcome news for the weather story across that southeastern mediterranean. conditions are calming down. high—pressure has been in control generally across much of western and central europe, but there are some signs of things changing with the weather front bringing some rain into the uk and into northern france and a cooler feel to things as well towards the end of thursday. we're looking at temperatures maximum in london of 13 degrees. quite ironic really because in the uk, we have actually seen a record—breaking week in terms of the feel of the weather because on tuesday, we saw the warmest february temperature ever recorded with 21.2 celsius in kew