you see the rise in divorces in america in the 1970's. american family life would become more fractured from the 70's onward. daylight also comes into bloom in the 1970's. most historians date the rise of the gay rights movement to the riots at stonewall inn new york city in 1969. the next year is the first gay liberation day parade in new york city. there's also a pride parade in los angeles. importantly in 1973, the american psychiatric association takes homosexuality off of its list of mental disorders. prior to that, it was seen as a psychological problem. states begin to get rid of sodomy laws. harvey milk in san francisco is elected in 1977 to the board of supervisors. san francisco becomes a of of the gay community in the castro district. the rainbow flag is created in 1978. also part of this is the rise of the culture of disco. disco, in terms of clubs, parties around dance music, begins in the gay community in the late 60's and early 1970's. it begins to flourish by the mid-1970's. studio 54 in new york is probably the most quint

the miller inquiry in another respect in that in a secret meeting that took place in trump tower in mid two thousand and sixteen campaign time between trump officials and a senior russian lawyer. the key subject matter was you indeed has mr miller contacted you about that well i can't really talk about what mr miller has contacted me about or not but what i can. c. is that in on june ninth two thousand and sixteen natalia vessel it's guy on a russian lawyer the lawyer involved in that meeting the lawyer involved that meeting who went to trump tower along with a couple of other russians and sat down with donald trump jr. and paul man a fort and this is this is now before donald trump just after he was nominated before he was elected president and they said. if your father talking to donald trump jr donald trump is elected president can you repeal the magnitsky act and could you indict bill browder and. she wasn't there just as a private citizen she was there effectively on behalf of lattimer putin in the russian government and it's remarkable from him from almost every different stan

trackobinson competed in in the picks.ackie robinson broke the color barrier through his career in baseball. they kind of are a symbol of pasadena of the people who came here and made it what it is, and then who represent the changes in pasadena, the diversity in pasadena that we should be so proud of. i also really appreciate the change that occurred in pasadena. iw, in looking at the change, would recount the history of the tournament of the roses parade. this is a parade that has been here since the 1880's. we have been over 100 year history of that parade. but it was very, very hard for people of color to break in. and what people don't realize is that an order to get onto the governing committee of the tournament of roses, you have to be an offer third year, first as a volunteer, then as a member of the committee's, then you get to be on the governing board. while it was very, very hard for people of color to go this whole some, and there were interesting and who are so disturbed, there was a demonstration that stoppe

in a sewage canal in the western state of. security services received an anonymous tip about the find forensic investigators are now trying to determine exactly how many bodies are in the bags. investigators say a piece of wreckage from the crashed ethiopian airlines plane shows a link to the lion airplane of the same make that came down last year the fragment from a tail stabilizer may reveal that the jet's nose was forced downwards photos show that the flight data recorder is damaged but not destroyed all one hundred fifty seven people on board were killed. and a russian american team three astronauts has successfully docked at the international space station back in october two of them had their journey into space cut short when a technical problem on their soyuz rocket led to the flight being aborted two minutes after launch yesterday will conduct various experiments during their stay aboard the international space. students in an estimated one hundred countries around the world are out on strike today joining this girl be

in and now here i am so while all this was happening you were whiting in a back room in a wheelchair you know these terrible sounds an awful thing serious hearing of us being so frightening. i was not in the back room i was you know back of the mosque in the in the car just behind make my car was parked in. here it was. frightening but probably you know my feeling was there point you know what would have been would have been i was not frightened but i was really worried about what was happening to other people thank you so much for your account i really appreciate everything that you're telling us today and we're glad that you're carrying hottentots or or formation certain. match another. if you're just joining us on al-jazeera it's coming up to five pm in new zealand four am empty and this is the latest on the unfolding situation in christchurch new zealand police have confirmed that a number of fatalities have occurred after shootings in two mosques in christchurch one person is in custody but they may be more on the loose witnesses have described seeing a man dressed in black ente

man in russia sitting in a cage. now, imagine you're the 17th richest person in russia. you're on your yacht. it's parked off the hotel in antibes, france. you've just finished up with the mistress in the bedroom, you're walking out to the living room, you flick on your cnn and you see a guy far richer, far smarter and far more powerful than you sitting in a cage. what's your natural reaction going to be? you don't want to sit in that cage yourself. one by one by one these guys went back to putin and said, vladimir, what do we have to do to make sure we don't sit in a cage and he said 50%. not 50% for the russian government, not 50% for the presidential administration of russia. 50% for vladimir putin. and at that moment in time, putin became the richest man in the world. my interests and putin's diverged and following that every time i was exposing one of these dirty oligarchs, i was not only exposing the oligarch, but i was exposing putin's 50% interest in his income. >> and unlike a lot of other westerners who lef

in the meantime, the case ends up in federal court and it ends up in the supreme court in 1857. case, roger bis a holding that has two significant points. scott'st has to do with standing to sue, whether he is a citizen. scottds that not only is not a citizen, but he makes a , which is thatnt african-americans have no rights that the white man is bound to respect. famous or most infamous statements ever made in the history of the supreme court , more significant in the political context of the 1850's is the second point of law. have a right to into the west.es the right of property in a slave in the constitution. in some ways, trying to settle this larger political issue of slavery in the west. by issuing this part of the holding, what he is doing, he is missouring the compromise under which scott had been able to file his suit in the first place and that the in wasry he had ended up based on the terms of that act. what the supreme court is doing is significant. tone for our understanding of the politics of severalt for the next years as we enter into the era of the supreme cour

presence in russia? -- in europe. we have six b-52's in the u.k. and equipment moving into poland for a series of exercises with missile defense and they are always unhappy about u.s. presence. are they trying to get you to pull back? >> i'm not going to talk about the conversation i had, but it wouldn't be a bold statement for me to say that the russians would be more comfortable if we were not physically present in europe and had not enhanced over the past three or four years our posture in europe in a significant way, which we have, a physical manifestation of our commitment to the nato alliance. it's fair to say that given the russian political objectives and what we opened up with here, in terms of influence in europe, they would be much happier if there was not a physical manifestation of our commitment to nato because the message was that we were not willing to meet our alliances was much easier for them to sell. it's hard for them in the information space to talk about the physical manifestation or commitment to our soldiers, sailors, and m

graphic violence that was depicted and which she experienced in harlem in 67, shed in newark in 19 said that it was physically the blood.paint it hurt me, she said, to do so. be done.d to after the rise, she said, you'd andalking down the streets see blood on the pavement. that was real to me. we all bleed. anit's a personal -- it's autobiographical statement. but at the same time, it's a collective statement about the violence that overwhelmed american cities in the period. these were very challenging paintings. tried to join the ofral, the progressive group artists, as i said, amos, whose see, wasre going to the only woman artist. and bearden, who was one of the founders and a very influential artist, provided encouragement can develop her aesthetic. but he also said let me hope that your paintings will eventually find their own friends, right? are very problematic paintings that cannot be themmodated easily in museum context. often this isost a long process. don't encouraged her, despair. just continue to work hard. wo were present when faith ringle came at the few years ago, she rel

assailants outside his home in a posh neighborhood in staten island. he exits his house but he has a conversation with an individual in front of that residence and that individual at some point in time it's only about a minute into it pulls out a firearm and shots are fired known by his nickname of frankie boy he was widely believed to be the head of the gambino crime family unlike high profile mob bosses of years past calley was different he kept a very low profile one of the first times and ever appeared on the front pages of the local papers as with the news of his death gambino boss whacked read the headline of the new york post. retired new york police sergeant joseph jack alone says high profile mob hits have been rare the past twenty years so investigators might have a hard time trying to solve the crime this as a lot of implications because is this within the italian mafia or is it from outside the italian mafia is it another group trying to make the name for themselves there's a lot of working parts here and law enforcement needs that play cat

in 1973 in federal court in chicago and found guilty.74, he was sentenced to prison and sent to the federal prison facility in lexington, kentucky which is really a country club, to be honest. 1974rved there from july and until may 1975 when he was released, because he had serious longer cancer. -- lung cancer. >> so he gets indicted, what is the reaction of the public? >> it was astounding. he was so highly respected. he served two terms and was easily reelected to his second term. he was popular throughout the state although he was from chicago, people downstate loved him. this went across party lines. isause of all of this, that why it was a shock when he was indicted in 1971. >> for more than 40 years, the state journal of the newspaper i be a part of to the family group that kerner was one of. the of the reason was building which is in front of barack obama announcing his campaign for the presidency, and came back to bear to announce that joe biden was his running mate -- that building was the former state capitol was then became th

so that carbon in that plant material is stored in the layers of mud in this marsh.t in a global effort to gather evidence of how much carbon—rich plant matter is locked into the layers. by comparing different wetlands around the world, they found that, as sea levels rise and wash in more sediment on the tide, even more carbon is buried. future sea—level rise, they say, could cause marshes on the coast of australia, china, and south america to lock away an additional five million tons of carbon every year. that's equivalent to taking a million cars off the roads. this research could really start to change the way coastal habitats are managed, and maybe make decision—makers think about, when they are putting in infrastructure or changing the land management, thinking about making space for wetlands, because it will help offset the effects of climate change and prevent worse. it could really have a profound effect. the whole cycle of plant growth and carbon burial depends on the tides. solid sea walls and flood defences cut wetlands off and shut that system down. so co

number and in. size. also announced market reforms aimed at leveling the playing field for chinese and foreign companies this bid to diffuse u.s. complaint has made delegates more optimistic that the trade dispute with the u.s. could soon be resolved only issues that you and the u.s. astonishing to get used to each other i think there is growing trust between the people and the governments of both countries. china has announced a further increase in defense spending up seven point five percent on the previous year with this china hopes to strengthen its military allowing its troops to train under more realistic conditions. with me in the studio now is they a former china correspondent clifford coonan he's covering the story for us thanks for joining us the national people's congress is often described as a rubber stamp parliament the major bills are already decided by the communist party in advance of that being said how important is this body and what can we learn from this gathering well the natio

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the area not only in syria but in lebanon in turkey in jordan in iraq in all the affected by by the conflict francesco. thank you very much indeed for taking the time to talk to us from brussels thank you. well meanwhile on the ground in syria government forces have been shelling residential areas in southern italy been the province as attacks in the region are escalating in recent days as the president bashar al assad and his government intensifies pressure on one of the country's last rebel strongholds the death toll from the airstrikes on the city of live on wednesday romance to seventeen father abdul hamid has more from . the syrian. anger is growing among the opposition protesters went down to districts demanding turkey urge russia and syria to respect the terms of the deescalation agreement. tensions have been on the rise but the latest airstrikes targeted several buildings in the center of it including a residential one according to witnesses on the ground and a scene all too common in syria the white helmet rescue workers pulling out people from on the rubble. an old man who

like hanging in shelters that get it in asia is based in that country. a gunfight between police and fighters in somalia's capital is now over somali special forces spend the past several hours battling members of the armed group in mogadishu played earlier bombed hotel and shooting at soldiers who were trying to enter the building at least twenty nine people were killed in the hotel attack. other been competing versions over why denuclearization talks broke down between the u.s. president and the north korean leader in vietnam u.s. president donald trump says he had to walk away over demands the north korea lift all sanctions and that view has been repeated by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o. i think the president had it exactly right he basically asked for for sanctions relief that's true they basically did ask for that. that was in exchange for. something relatively undefined but the scope of the president didn't think was adequate to justify that level of economic sanctions relief our diplomatic etta james maes has more on the summit from hanoi

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temperatures already warming up. 51 in novato. 51 in downtown san francisco. 51 in oakland and 44 inas you start your morning in san jose. 64 pacifica. if you go inland, you are 75 in concord. in the north bay, 73 in napa. upper 60s for the east bay shore. 71 in fremont. 72 in san jose. 73 for santa cruz. at the coliseum today, partly cloudy and the warm upper 60s in the game time. here is a view of the extended forecast. temperatures are going to be warm today. we will cool off by tomorrow, adding the possibility of some rain at least for the north bay by monday afternoon. tuesday looks like it could be soggy. wednesday is mainly dry and thursday is another chance. then friday perhaps. saturday, maybe. >> it out and enjoy today. >> as. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> classic cars, hot rods, and low riders on display. >>> in the restaurant that powered california cuisine is doing some spring cleaning of its own. how you can find some bargains and get a chance to rub elbows with chef alice waters as well. stay right here. >>> welcome back. enough to the officer being credited with helping

in. many speakers drew a direct link between the statements of some politicians in europe and elsewhere and such attacks on the in the last few weeks there's been incidents. you know. i don't think we're surprised. today reacting and in the white nationalists it was a problem and he said he downplayed the threat so that's the kind of thing i think people. some protesters say the current climate echoes the rise of the far right in the one nine hundred thirty s. i grew up. on the. spices that was a long time ago still. it is growing oh. in istanbul a crowd also gathered for a funeral cries for the new zealand victims. and in northern india students have taken part in a candlelight vigil nine men of indian origin were reported to be missing after the christchurch attack. around the world there have been calls for governments to take the issue of islamophobia more seriously as well as other forms of hatred there are lots of different groups represented on this demonstration but there's a gene

and others in fairly heavy rain are right and in the far side of the paris on its way in at the moment you can see from satellite pictures coming in from west from china the some development out of the water but the circulation here so just skirting south of a soccer heavy rain otherwise a picture of cloud and of course as it's gone through is left the korean peninsula in fine looking weather to twenty six degrees in beijing all of a toddler has taken a dip the cold air is just drifting around eastern siberia and coming back into mongolia just for a while now the day after that rain should disappear if it is going eastwards overnight and the snow comes out of the mainland and touches the far north but sapporo zwart means it's not going to lie even if it falls they are says green has formed further west of shanghai so yes all right is developing it's not all kong and stuff in shanghai this is the picture on tuesday allow she fine looking picture it is one of two light showers development takes place from the west and from the south you feel in the moisture and something happens in the u

we're here in the cabinet. in the. five o'clock local time there was a massive power all around the country affect the most of the event and many of them continue to be in the dark the government is saying. and the leader who are behind this attack and of course they united states. who the fish and the corruption that exists in venezuela today we know the power that has generated. and the people who are struggling to make it back home the power of the metro system but also the traffic lights when. we know all feel that in some neighborhoods people took to the streets with some protesting against the government saying that they're already suffering from food medicine with hyperinflation and this situation only. every day the last time that a power card like this happened in the capital we know that at least four people lost their lives. because the power stations were broken to have one of the most efficient power structures here in america but the situation has dramatically changed power have become a norm here in vene

you were e in solitary in the rampant rapes that were coming in a prison.e you became politically conscious and you work returned ere, you talk about how you insisted in your section that there was going to be no more rapes. talk about t that and the imimpt that your political or the way you dealt with fellow prisoners. i was in my dormitory. kid was assigned to be across from me. the saddest thing i've ever witnessed in my left is to look at another human being and see as his spirit has been shattered. and this kid, no, he was just sitting there. i could see tears rolling out of his eyes. life, andeved in individual incident raises your level of consciousness. so once your level of consciousness is raised, you conditionse whatever and individuals. so how you responded that camino, is pretty much determined on that level. said, iat that moment i can no longer accept this. i can no longer tolerate this. so the next day, at a talk with herman wallace. the footballut on field. that is how we staff our meetings. like we work practicing football -- like we were

in malawi. california's governor puts one of america's most controversial issues back into the spotlight. and later in sport we'll hear from tiger woods it believes this could be the year when he returns to the top of the world again. time for more action i'm afraid from the weather giving a miserable day also to the levant this is it developing have a turkey and a bit further west that's the start of the low with a close friend well ahead so the picture between for wednesday and thursday is increasingly cloudy likely to be wet in lebanon and syria and indeed iraq that's a picture comes with the drapes of the green which of course is rain snow high ground that goes all the way down through the eastern side of iraq and hits the mountains of iran where of course we generate even bigger storms thunderstorms on the darker green or indeed the white suggests an active system but tell me get to middle of friday this is the picture of the north and the round still the potential a little bit of rain ever

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in 1922 she was seven -- in 1922. she was seven. they have interesting stories of playing on the ship. her father he came here to get a job with a certain organization in cedar rapids. they thought they would go back home, but they. -- but they never did. they stayed the rest of their lives in cedar rapids. of mess. kind your belongings would be everywhere. we tried to make it seem a little bit realistic for people when they want to come in here. we have the ship set up to be like a wet class would have been like or what some people called steerage. you have a lot of people without a lot of money who are crammed together at the bottom of the ship and lived in cramped quarters. there was first and second class. a lot of people in cedar rapids have told us about their family stories. they had enough money to buy passage in second class. they had a dining room and access to the library and other parts of the ship. there were first-class passengers as well. some are coming here without a lot and hoping to get land and establish themselv

meeting in. the way last may she was arrested after releasing a video showing her behind the wheel on a highway between the united arab emirates and saudi arabia in defiance of the ban on women driving. and even though the ban was lifted a month later jane remained in detention without charge or access to a lawyer she only found out the accusations against her via social media she was moved from one jail to another and the times her family couldn't visit her in an article in the new york times her sister alia said jane told her family and rights groups that she was held in solitary confinement and tortured in the presence of saudi the tiny the former adviser to crown prince mohammed bin said. she said bonnie attend the torture sessions in person and threaten to rape her and throw her body into the sewage system during a you and human rights council session in geneva last week nearly forty countries including member states condemn saudi arabia over the way in which a head lewd and her co activists

i was not in the back room i was you know. most in the in the car just behind make my car was in. here it was. frightening but. my feeling was there weren't you know what would have been would have been i was not frightened were really worried about what was happening to other people thank you so much for your account i really appreciate everything that you're told us and we're glad to hear it or formations a frightening experience for a lucky escape for that man who was in a wheelchair outside the are no mosque in christ church when a gunman entered it and opened fire on the worshippers who were gathered there for friday paying friday prayers say incident happened at one forty pm local time and there was later another shooting at another mosque in christ church two attacks we chose. shaken a country which has very little history of mass shootings and the prime minister calling it in fact an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence. some of the shootings were pattni streamed on facebook as we've been reporting which has raised questions of course about the ability of tech c

in the earthquake here in christchurch.rong. thank you very much indeed. aaron campbell is a resident of christchurch who was attending a climate change protest. there were a lot of them around the country in new zealand in the course of the day. i want to focus on some of the day. i want to focus on some of the day. i want to focus on some of the people who were caught up in this attack itself. among them were members of the bangladesh cricket team. i say it caught up, they were extremely lucky, they were heading to the mosque for prayers as the shooting happened. they are all safe, they are currently in new zealand coming to the end of a cricket tour. they were meant to start the third test match in christchurch on saturday. of course that has been cancelled. let's get more from our correspondent in dhaka akbar hossain. some other bank that issues were caught up in the attack even though these cricketers escape? indeed, the bangladeshi cricket team were extremely lucky and had eight narrow escape. the situation could have

naval base in guantanamo bay in 2004. for work on national security through separation of powers has appeared largely in law journals and the popular press. following deborah will be ileus. you can imagine how confusing it on an emailemail -- with both with the same first name and last initial. a few years back, they both showed up at the same federal society event because one of the organizers accidentally forwarded the invitation to the subprime ileus. they split their speaking time -- they split their speaking time. for those of you who want to delve into the issue of mistaken identity, he wrote a blog post confusion, the guide for the perplexed. on property focuses law and the study of political participation and its implications for constitutional democracy. "democracyuthor of and political ignorance." and finally, rounding out the opening remarks is adam white, assistant professor of law and the centerirector of for the study of the administrative state. adam is a member of the administrative conference to the unite

in beijing. then of course over the weekend to get this announcement from the ministry of finance that these retaliatory tariffs will continue to be suspended. they were suspended in january, the first of this year. that has now been extended. imposedal 25% tariffs on u.s. autos on top of the 15% already in place. that suspension will be welcome by u.s. auto manufacturers and european auto manufacturers that manufacture in the u.s. like bmw. to, it is probably a nod u.s. counterparts. we expect the chinese vice premier to travel to washington this week to continue these conversations. both sides said they were constructive. mnuchin said he had constructive conversations with his chinese counterpart. shery: tom mackenzie in beijing, thank you so much. isdays to go until britain scheduled to exit the european union and still no deal is in place. now theresa may's conservatives are taking steps to prepare for a potential snap general election. joining us now for all the details is reporter catherine

in 2020."plause) ((grant/tele vo))an ethiopian investigative team arrived in france taythey'll start analyzi black boxes... and try to pick apart what went wrong this weekend then the (applause)trump in 2020." defeat donald trump in 2020." (applause) ((grant/tele vo))an ethiopian investigative in france today and tomorrow they'll start analyzing the black boxes... and try to pick apart what went wrong this weekend then the boeing plane went down, killing all 157 people on boad. it's believed the black box is damaged, and extracting information could take some time. anna stewart has the latest from paris. "the data recorders arrived here thursday morning in paris. they went straight here to the bea which you'll see behind me. now, this is one of fewer than a dozen laboratories which can analyze and interpret data from black boxes around the world. now the black box is actually two boxes, the fdr, that's the flight data recorder. that records the last 25 hours of flight data on the plane. also th

in. nor country because every independent agenda has come into the internet just because you have no power to needed to spread your ideas in television or something like that or radio or newspapers everything is being controlled by the state except internet and of course they are trying to do this saying that this is very important for the russian security though they have in their reality two main goals the first goal have already mentioned is an attempt is an attempt to control the information but the second go as the classical corrupt deeply corrupted state they just see this is another opportunity to well to steal more money from the budget because first of all it was said that this law would not demand any rubble from the state budget then they said ok we'll need two billion rebels and then they multiplied this figure into ten and they they've been told telling that we need twenty billion rubles now they are talking about one hundred fifty billion rubles we do not know if this figure

led war in yemen to the conflict in syria and protests in algeria. the arab league will hold its first g eight summit in the two newseum capital tunis after a nearly eight year absence will syria return to the leak join us for up to date coverage and in-depth analyses on al-jazeera a prominent saudi john lest committed to freedom of expression silenced in taki by his own government and the most horrific way. al-jazeera world investigates the death of jamal how shocked she which resonates to the highest levels of the saudi government with startling evidence about the disposal of his body. jamal khashoggi the silencing of a journalist on al-jazeera. a city defined by military occupation there's never been an arab state here at the capital of jerusalem everyone is welcome but the support structure that maintains because only a project that's what we refuse it was one of the founders of a settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people segregation occupation discrimination injustice this is apartheid in the twenty first

let's partner with them in investing in hospitals, in schools, in infrastructure like broadband internet, and let's ensure that every borrower, -- every farmer every rancher, , every grower, every producer can make a profit as they grow what feeds, not just america, but so much of the rest of the world. [cheers and applause] and those farmers, like anyone else, want to make sure we are meeting the challenge of climate change before it is too late. let's open up technologies and markets to them to provide an incentive for capturing the carbon we are currently emitting in the air. i want to make sure that your gender, your race, your family does not prevent you from advancing in this economy, so let's do a few things. let's pay women equal to what men make in this country. [cheers and applause] let's sign into law paid family leave for every single family in this country. let's ban workplace discrimination. [applause] and let's do this -- let's make sure there is access to capital for communities who have effectively been shut out of access to capital, home loans, and the ability to build

in two months. the nineteen ninety four bombing of a jewish community center and want to say it is the worst attack of its kind in argentina eighty five people were killed a former judge who led an investigation into the attack as being sentenced to six years in jail for his role in covering up evidence but the court has acquitted former president carlos menem on charges he conspired to derail the inquiry that is about reports from. twenty five years they demanded justice they accuse the argentine state of failing them the prison sentence issued on thursday gave them something they had so long been after. said hugh will stains wife was killed in the attack on the jewish community center in argentina. i have a bit more peace now because we knew we were being lied to they always ignored the victims for them it was all about politics and trying to hide what really happened but destroyed all the evidence so we still don't know whether anything they say is true. one thousand nine hundred ninety four atta

or in part in oco in the past. >> roxanne. >> hi. one quick question. can you tell us how much funding goes into jedi for 2020? >> for jedi we have 61.9 million. >> and you foresee going aheaded with the program. >> i think the contract thing strategy is something our team is running. we have the funding in the budget for the program. >> and the second one, very quickly, follow up from the previous questions, are you -- are you not concerned at all that you are running a risk of only just getting $545 billion for defense or significantly smaller defense budget because of the gamble it with the okay sfloo. >> i think we're clear on the level of funding required to carry out the national defense strategy. and it will be our job to work through the rest of the cycle to make sure that our requirements are understood. >> thank you. >> aaron meta, defense news. i wanted to ask about the european deterrence initiative which got a 10% cut $600 million down from where enacted. what's the thinking behind the cut? ? at belief

in. so josie the food seems the three to the quarter finals of the champions league they are i.x. manchester united poor and spurs some cracking games this week let's start with i accept for one demolition every on the grid that in a bag they go three five three on aggregate no one predicted that didn't read these . very strong t. in everybody in all three times when their consecutive the which is an absolutely amazing records. very young team that has a beautiful style of play but many many times is not competitive in is not smart enough to compete with the top teams in europe i played two years ago in the indoor pollute final and was at the what we do we felt good seeing technically very good but. i would be naive and they sure as i threw that in the first match at home were in them so they were really strong they created lots of problems to real madrid but in the end they made a couple of mistakes real madrid on the stand and the match that could have and with a different result real m

in. the high stakes game of poker began in the first round saudi arabia urged its opec hotness the all powerful cartel of oil producing countries to maintain their production though oil prices were crucial to their strategy. to the old issue here in the summer of two thousand and fourteen the saudis decided to send oil prices plummeting to use high costs to push wreckers and other producers out of the market. we were surprised and started maybe they know the shale industry is on or about it. she stopped to clear so really hard. after a five hour negotiation opec conceded the saudi position they agree to flood the market and drown out the american produces oil prices continue to fall in. russia the world's second largest oil exporter stood back and watched. the country is not a member of opec and it had a somewhat different take on the american shall revolution. yarmulkes goes to the technology that permitted her to valid meant of shale oil and gas extraction was developed in the schlumber

tour ever saved to set points in the first set tiebreaker in his match against martin in dubai in the dubai championships the swiss player then took the second set six four to book a place in the semifinal. well we're going to take you to rwanda now where the sport of cycling is this week transforming villages and cities all on the route of the tour de rwanda it's an eight stage race that winds from lake keep to some of the highest mountains in the country after five stages eritrean rider always. has braced leaders yellow jersey goose was one of the first african cyclists to compete in the tour de france david king john is another african cyclist to make an impact on the sports the kenyan became a local legend by mentoring four time tour de france champion chris froome he's still working with young cyclists another quick prayer the journey. it's just three thirty am david keene and his team have a special undertaking they want to ride their bikes from kenya's capital nairobi to the coastal city of mombasa about five hundred kilometers. within twenty four hours . the forty six year old

so in the end. the election will certainly be a spectacle that people can use to express themselves and be happy that they had a voice but in the outcome the haunter wins again i would say some feel that the military government has been clever in exploiting the divisions here in thai society but some say part of the blame rests on the biggest political parties the democrats put die. the supporters of these two parties are known as the yellow shirts and red shirts and their rivalry has been the basis for nearly two decades of instability and led to two military coups three hundred sixty seven seats is the magic number needed to gain control and form a government opinion polls indicate no single party will reach it so it's likely a coalition will need to be formed and with the deck stacked in the military's favor many expect compromises will have to be made any. political parties that will be successful in this election will face. a monumental task of dismantling enough power to solve repression that

that could bring in the numbers bring in. and former f one champion jenson button is trying his hand at a different sport and admits it's tougher than he thought burton has swapped his car for a bike button is in oman taking part in the routes the three stage course takes three days and covers two hundred and thirty eight kilometers the thirty nine year old won the f one title back in two thousand and nine. ok and that is all your sport for now it's now back to marion and london. oh very great ones very much well that wraps up the news hour but there's more of everything we're covering on the website al-jazeera dot com for the latest on our top stories but also analysis that takes you i met lines which are coming up in a couple of minutes. during sierra leone's civil war nigerian forces were deployed to protect civilians instead of some turned on the population in plain sight of a journalist camera these is a name to be well trained to see green peacekeeping force to look at the problem complete eighteen his own using his har

has met with leaders in a community now in mourning. it was an important opportunity for us it was an important opportunity for us to share the grief of new zealanders directly with those who have experienced so much loss. the main suspect in the killing, brenton tarrant, has been charged with murder. further charges are expected. new zealand police say they're not looking for any further suspects in the terror attacks, but are remaining vigilant. hello and welcome. the prime minister of new zealand, jacinda ardern, is preparing to meet people in hospital who were injured in the shootings at mosques in christchurch yesterday. brenton tarrant, an australian national who's 28, has appeared in court charged with one count of murder. further charges are expected to follow. my colleague sharanjit leyl is in christchurch at the hospital where many of the injured have been taken. iamjust i am just here right outside that hospital, where we are told some 12 operating theatres worked as a note to save some of these victims. that is highly unusua

remarks in ag speech at a money market event in new york. she sees 2019 growth coming in at 2%. saying fundamentals remain sounds, but monetary policy can take a wait-and-see approach. the biggest risk is coming from abroad. supporting the fed judgment it can be patient on policy and the current outlook for inflation remains benign. she has been a famed hawk. before switching to a dovish tilt in january. a real turn around when it comes to the fed's voting. that is not going to change things much as we continue to see this resurgent rally in global bonds on the back of not just the fed, but global banks are turning dovish. let's get you to first word news. >> boeing has briefed to the aviation industry on its software fix for the 737 max, said it was close to an upgrade before the ethiopia crash. they have been refining the software since the first disaster, where a sensor faults repeatedly forced the plane into a dive. boeing said it proved more complicated than originally thought. we canill do everything do to ensure accidents like these never happen again. we are working with

currently like in the. camp these is there are the device agencies. properly equipped to to to deal with all of them it'll hold cam there is a clear of a congestion and they're really in an emergency mode receiving thousands of people imagine is like having to build a city with tens of thousands of people just overnight there is a number of united nations of finance governmental organizations in c. including syria and organizations who are literally working around the clock to be able to provide lifesaving assistance to people food health basic psychosocial shelter plays the roof to be able to have above their head so that is really different teams at the moment who are receiving and assisting the thousands of people of arrive in a camp that is absolutely overcome just that but still doing everything possible to host it accommodate these people who are arriving in a very poor state and in really need for support to speak with you montanus thanks very much for being with us. now the leaders of eritrea and et

ones with one goal in the first minute many things can happen in. addition based on recent form city should be able to win with himself playing in midfield in a room full of surprises the biggest miracle yet to reach the quarterfinals. of all time at fighting championship star conor mcgregor has been arrested in miami for allegedly smashing a fan's phone as they tried to take a picture of him the irish mixed martial arts fighter is being charged with strong armed robbery and misdemeanor criminal mischief the alleged incident took place as the thirty year old was leaving the hotel early in the morning last year mcgregor was ordered by a quarter to undergo anger management training and do five days of community service after attacking a bus that was carrying rival u.f.c. fighters. are now over a top story here on britain's attorney general has raised doubts over changes to the gregg fifty secured by prime minister theresa may the chief legal officer said provisions agreed to by the e.u. left legal risks over the so-called irish backstop unchanged. com

in west chicago in the most dangerous police district in the country shootings and killings fell sixty seven percent in the first year since then the program has expanded to several of chicago's worst neighborhoods and to twenty five other cities in more than fourteen countries we joined the group in two thousand and thirteen when a rival gang shot up the van of a man called grandad in a case of mistaken identity as the gang prepares to retaliate granddad calls cure violence then known as cease fire after the violence interrupters broker a tense negotiation the government offered three hundred dollars for repairs the price of a life here. the violence interrupters like to get out and meet people during the cold months because summer is when everyone's out and that's when the violence happens so a little interaction now can mean a more peaceful summer studies show neighborhood violence interrupters can reduce killings by fifty to seventy percent new york and los angeles each spend about twenty five million dollars a year on the program from a gun carry on with. the. pre-surgery. they wa

in. >> sleeping in, who does that? was on vacation last week i slept in until 630 . >> for us that is late. >> that is like sleeping until noon. i still got in time to see some of the show. didn't watch the 4:00 hour i am afraid. >>> let's go out and see what we have in the morning commute. we do have some slowing approaching the richmond brown bridge. we have a moderate commute, 24 all of a sudden a lot of slow traffic. because some people were stuck on highway four when there was a crash. i shot here of the bridge. getting onto the bridge, you can see a 25 minute delay. so things are normal, including that he sort of freeway driving out to the maze. the spring stephen. >>> so you stayed up a little later slept in a little longer? and it felt good? >>> we have weekend temperatures, it will still be nice today but for those of you who been up to the mountains. , there is a lot of snow in tahoe right now. this is from kirkwood over the weekend. she said i'm going to send you a picture, that is a lot of snow. >> it was w

in the north bay, 26 in napa. in the south bay, 62 san jose.ded forecast coming up. >>> one adult is dead and three others hurt after a shooting in san francisco's filmore district. police called to the neighborhood near the filmore heritage center where there were reports of shots being fired. they did find the four victims. one person dead at the scene. another critically injured and two others were also wounded. police don't have a motive for the shooting and are asking witnesses to come forward if they have any information. and police are appealing to the public as well to help them catch a man accused of stabbing a fellow passenger. bart police releasing surveillance videos of the suspect here. investigators say was in a fight with another man on a richmond-bound train friday afternoon. when that train pulled in to the fruitvale station at oakland, authorities say the suspect stabbed the victim in the face and the neck. the victim taken to the hospital, had to undergo surgery. we were told the injuries are not life-threatening. police say

in nebraska. flooding some are just as many as 60 structures on the base, which is the headquarters of u.s. strategic command. in january, the pentagon released a report warning climate change could threaten two thirds of the nation's military installations. in october, hurricane michael some really damaged kindle air force base in florida. vice president pence is visiting nebraska today. "the new york times" is reporting that saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman approved a covert campaign to silence opponents and critics of the saudi government. the campaign, which started in 2017 and whose acts were carried out by a group known as the saudi rapid intervention group, included surveillance, forcible repatriation, kidnapping, and torture of dissidents. some of the covert missions were reportedly carried out by the same individuals involved in the murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi in istanbul last october. a top aide to the crown prince, saud al-qahtani, is said to hav