attacks and that would be the key issue of the military is one this is a spark to our right and water mendis from d.w. left america's desk thank you so much for your insights. now let's get you up to speed on some of the other stories making news around the world tens of thousands of people rallied across serbia for the ninth week in a row to protest against president alexander who church there demanding free elections and an end to his stranglehold on the media. has rejected opposition claims but suggested that he might call an early election. in the united states democrat governor ralph northam has refused to resign from office or them says he was not one of the people who appeared in a racist photo in his one nine hundred eighty four medical school yearbook well that statement contradicts what nor them said friday when he apologized for appearing in the photo of a passenger train has derailed in india killing at least six people on board a further twenty were also injured the train left the tracks in the eastern state of bihar on its way to delhi authorities are investigating the cause of

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oil was essentially cut the petrol career was cut by the trump administration posing sanctions on mendis will look back in october two thousand and seventeen by india to cheap oil that was keep the heat in the front of the flow so the haitian people are fed up they want this government out not only are they hungry inflation is double digit unemployment is double digit the economy is in a freefall b. us is complete double standard they are reluctant to. sanction the haitian government. because the haitian government is. giving them this service and it's a vote in the organization of american states still to come here on the program on several prominent french journalists may have ended their koreas after being caught out of online abuse so that story and much more and just. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home fi

going closest for manchester city, and then at the other end, just before half—time, nicholas otto mendyugh his own net to give chelsea an unlikely need at half—time. the second half was certainly more lively, with sergio aguero putting it through the chelsea goal into the net. he thought it was 1—0, but it was ruled out by offside. the referee checked via the video assistant referee and it was confirmed, just, to be the correct decision. at the other end, chelsea's big hope, who almost set up chelsea's big hope, who almost set upa scoring, chelsea's big hope, who almost set up a scoring, but the finish was over the crossbar. so into extra time they have now gone. both sides getan time they have now gone. both sides get an extra substitution, so some fresh legs, penalty kicks are still a possibility, this has to be decided tonight, of course, and it is tense. thank you for that update, you can follow that much on the bbc sport website and app and radio five live. well with city playing in that final, liverpool were able to move one point clear at the top of the premier league table. usua

once we start seeing really, especially parts of developed countries, facing massive losses, the mendisher events that we are seeing on a regular basis, once we start seeing things like the wildfires we've just seen in california happen across the rest of the united states and parts of the world that normally do not see the wildfire season like that, we will turn to it in earnest andi that, we will turn to it in earnest and i do think we will avert the worst projections we can see in the future but again, it is like how much will we have between now and then and how much of it cost to make up then and how much of it cost to make up the time we have lost in the could have been doing more? specifically, what impacts you expect most immediately? we're already seeing the effects like now, we are increases again in wildfires, we are increases again in wildfires, we have seen increases in extreme main events around the world, we have seen massive crop losses because of that. again, we are seeing an increase in intensity of lots of tropical storms and increases in the unpredictability of them,

. >> i spoke with congressman john gare mendy a democrat earlier this evening. he said not one person, any lawmaker has an appetite for another shutdown. and house speaker nancy pelosi said this week republicans wouldn't dare to start another shutdown. she said i have a too hot to handle club. and this is a too hot to handle issue. david do you agree with that? >> i think it is too hot to handle. i think patrick and i are in fundamental agreement, that the democrats could overreach. i might point out this comes at the end of week -- they have not had a good week. look at what happened in virginia. it has given the democratic party a black eye. they have been fumbling around on a lot of the inspirational ideas that go into the green new deal. but that has had some trouble with a rollout, too. and eyes are rolling over how much this is all going to cost. i think nancy pelosi is one person on the democratic side who can really crack down on the negotiations and say let's get this thing done and move on to other issues. >> a cnn poll this week found four in ten peop

battle to fight isis the iraqi military is on high alert fifine i still fight is it's going to sound mendis can try to regroup in areas once controlled by i south and north and west of iraq charles stratford has more from mosul and now the. iraqi forces far more which is what i saw chongqing it's across the syrian border the village above guus the last leisel controlled territory in syria isn't far from here the mainly could u.s. backed syrian democratic policies or. as to make their around three hundred on the shelf life is still inside the iraqi military and pro iran groups that. determined to stop them escaping across into iraq. they've set up cameras around ten kilometers inside syrian territory to monitor eisel fighters as the s.d.f. offensive goes on while the iraqi military operation against eisel across the border in syria continue we on this side are fortifying our positions we have installed thermal surveillance cameras across the border inside syria territory there is joint cooperation with us the pro iran armed groups and the tribal sheikhs we are getting aerial support from the

. >> joining me member john garamendi, representative, car mendi first start with this -- national emergencyinstead, telling republican party hey this is going to be a pandora's box you are going to regret once a democratic president thoughts? >> i think all of us obey the constitution might be usefully for president or some day read constitution to him it is very, very clear article i, section 9 says you can't take money from treasury unless by law, the congress has for six months, worked on this border wall came to the conclusion they would be 1.3 billion dollars no more, no less that is it that is the law, the president wants to use this emergency power which is a 1986 law went into effect during the reagan period, the heighth of nuclear standoff for the it was then known as the -- not the fema but rather -- to protect america in case a nuclear emergency. >> right. >> there is no emergency at the border certainly no military emergency, so what is going to happen? that the president does this, there will be a rash of lawsuits california will clearly stew if any money out of california and

contains our genetic information and if just one single gene is not working right it can have gene mendis appreciations on our health how genes control or life this is what i'm going to talk about with professor stephan mantles who is the director of the institute of human and medical genetics of the bird and charity and who is a research.