this documentary on the legendary sammy davis jr is a must for music fans of any era he was a one of a kind entertainer a black pioneer in racist america and all around talent that always left them wanting more with mint. this film which had its world premiere in toronto is one long. encore for mr showbusiness himself if. that's all for our keno special from toronto of course we only had a chance to show you a small sliver of the hundreds of movies showing here at tiff but we've got more to follow it's online and you can check us out on facebook hans christopher and i are going to check out the city and get a bit more of that festival feeling but we're back next week with another edition of c.n.n. but i. might as well jump but also with. my plan john. john. john. is a. gemini besides me the candidate. d.w. xena's pool and jeff are up to karim have interviewed almost all the front runners in germany upcoming parliamentary elections. and now we're looking forward to interview. them in the. past and germany besides meet the candidates. deed. poll. and drag them around. when makeup artis

and one eagle says this is a must-win. >> it's big time, so we know this is the must-win. their a team that struggled, obviously. i don't know they want to come to this stadium i give up on anybody. you can't let your guard down. i don't care what happened in the first two weeks. >> check this out. it looks like alshon jeffrey helped participate the logo at the link. jeffrey then retweeted it with the words fly, eagles, fly. what a game tonight. number 4 at penn state starting a big ten play at iowa. there's a children's hospital over looking at the stadium. at the end of the first quarter every game the whole stadium waves to the kids. look at that. the kids wave back. it is so touching every time. penn state leaps and bounds with every competition. 350 yards tonight. barclay takes the pitch, turns the corner and look at this. stretches the ball inside for the touch down. 15 to 7 penn state. iowa is down, two. wattly taking the hand-off, and he is gone. uh-oh, iowa goes ahead 19-13. but, look at this four seconds left. game on the line. chase mcsorrily. let's take a look.

the world has become a multipolar world. we must learn a new the complexity of dialogue and the riches it can bring to us. our action is coming up from instability. in libya, i knowledge before this assembly the responsibility of those to make sure libya regains its stability. the meeting enabled us to make progress to ensure the success of the political process. in we must succeed with 2018, organizing elections, and i will do my utmost to achieve that. the same goes for venezuela. collective action must enable us to uphold democracy. we must give no grounds to dictatorial trends that we see underway today. in the ukraine, we must ensure the opposing of the commitments that have been made. we must ensure a cease-fire and we must work together with our partners in germany to get the parties to that conflict, to uphold and respect international law. and put an end to this conflict. multilateralism is facing a challenge in meeting the challenges of nuclear proliferation. pyongyang has crossed a major threshold in military escalation.

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we know this is a must-win. they're a team that struggled off-season. i don't think they'll give up on anybody. i think it's going to be a good game for us. you can't let your guard down. i don't care what happened the first two weeks. >> this is cool. it looks like alshon jeffery helped paint the logo. when alshon jeffery says he wants to paint the logo, you let him paint. he retweeted fly, eagles, fly. number four penn state big road test last night starting big ten play at iowa. look at iowa stadium, at the end of the first quarter every game the whole stadium waves to the kids in the hospital and the kids wave back, smiles on their faces. very touching scene. penn state running back barkley leaps and bounds above the competition. penn state record 358 all-purpose yards. he was amazing. third quarter penn state's only up a point. barkley takes the pitch, turns the corner. stretches the ball inside the pylon there. so penn state is up 15-7. fourth quarter, iowa is down just two points. look at this. gone. here we go. four seconds left. fourth down, tr

we know this is a must win. they're a team that struggled. i don't think they'll come into the stadium and give up. it will be a good game. you can't let your guard down. i don't care what happened the first two weeks. >> must win. check this out it looks like jeffrey helped paint the eagles logo on the link. jeffrey retweeted it with the words fly eagles fly. he's pumped for his first home game at the link. all right. president trump comments are rippling through sports world. proand cle proand college athletes are reacting. north carolina they say they will not go to the white house to celebrate the championship. just like the warriors. one of the greatest players of all time. bryant tweeted out his thoughts. reports say the knicks have traded anthony. going to oklahoma city. joining westbrook and paul george. knicks will get canter, mcdermt and a draft pick. they sent more young players down. a guy like mike may not be able to make the team. is looks like two or three rookie defense men will. fliers have 26 players still in camp. they have

. >> there must be a better way forward. every survivor of sexual misconduct must be taken seriously. every student accused of sexual misconduct must know that guilt is not predetermined. >> betsy devos has got to go! >> reporter: protesters chancing outside said the 211 college sexual assault. they lowered the standard of proof for sexual assault cases and often denied the accuses to cross-examine witnesses or hear evidence against them. opponents say they have created another class of victims: innocent students wrongly punished. devos spoke to cbs news after her speech. so you'll be rescinding those guidelines, today, the newer future? >> that's the intention. some time in the near future. and in the interim period, during the rule-making process, we will come alongside newses to make sure they are meeting their obligation under title ix. >> reporter: but you are not going to level enforcement action against universities that don't follow the obama guidelines as of today. >> the intention is to withdraw that letter, but the

. >> we know this is a must win. they're a team that's struggled. don't think they're going to come in and give up on anybody. you can't let your guard down. i don't care what happened the first two weeks. >> reporter: johnson thinks the giants are hungry, too. here are the giants going into their center city hotel yesterday. it is going to be a hot one on the field, not ideal playing weather for anyone. coming up in our next half hour i'll share with you some conversations i had with the super fans, dozens of people who are already out here tailgating, and how they think the hot weather could actually help the birds winning today. live in south philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> thanks, katy. nbc 10 is your official eagles station. join us later this morning for exclusive coverage of the eagles home opener against the giants. it all starts at 9:30 with "eagles gameday kickoff." the eagles owner is showing his support for players in the fight over taking a knee. this as president trump urges owners to fire the players who don't stand during

a brexit divorce bill. the eu insists issues arising from the uk's withdrawal must be dealt with before any talks can begin l correspondent iain watson reports. liam fox exchanging a memorandum of understanding with japan on trade. but he isn't as delighted with the eu commission, he accused them of trying to exact a price for moving from the first stage of brexit negotiations. we can't be blackmailed into paying a price on the first part, we think we should begin discussions on the final settlement because that is good for business. at issue is the divorce bill for leaving the eu. at a tetchy press conference yesterday the european commission chief negotiator argue why trade talks could begin only after britain gave an indication of how much it was willing to pay. liam fox gave a whole series of broadcast interviews injapan but only made the accusation of eu blackmail once, which suggests it wasn't a pre—scripted attack. nonetheless it could be a sign of frustration that the government strategy to put more pressure on the european commission to deliver trade talks this autumn so far hasn't succeeded. in wa

comment and and read it for bobby wind we got this comment from you donny barnes as a two term limit is a mustto ensure a peaceful transition of power seven years making himself i can bobby wine what would you like to see done to rectify the situation as here actually i would like to see if he didn't must have been a little respect he's what he has always been saying and if you ask me to at the gate or if i ask he was uganda is this what you were listening to all of us made all of us which every other person he thought i was going to and it once. comicon solution area but it just whichever whoever is weaving and their book is free to contest why do you see the. president if you really kind of get you want to come on well where you cannot be president must have been at their peril because elections are not free and fair are just. two thousand and sixteen we went to the ballots you saw it as clearly as i saw it that it was rigged the military took over all polling stations. when they wina dr king was incarcerated at his house and not even allowed to go and be dishing the results of the election

elsewhere in the group, scotland are away to lithuania in a must—win game. ing to strengthen their hand in group c with a win away against san marino. gareth southgate started his england career with a 2—0 win over malta. he is hoping that will continue but there will be strong questions coming his way. now the humble vacuum cleaner is causing something of a stir. sales of the noisiest and most powerful devices are, from today, restricted under eu rules. machines using more than 900 watts of power and emitting more than 80 decibels will be banned from sale when the existing stocks run out. our environment analyst roger harrabin explains. what used to happen to carpets. until london's hoover factory in 193a applied technology to cleaning. voiceover: and at last, the lady can make light of her housework... even men used them, sometimes. a lifetime later, and we have other worries. we're trying to cut emissions from electricity, and keep bills down. so, new eu rules are forcing the most energy—hungry of these machines off the market. cleaners like this sebo auto

if that is to enter victory tonight is a must. der is that scotland‘s main rivals for second place, slovakia and slovenia, both play each other tonight. a draw would probably suit scotland‘s best as they seek to claw back the advantage both countries have over the scots. euro 2016 was northern ireland‘s first major championship for 30 years and they are well placed to secure at least a play—off spot for the world cup. they are behind runaway leaders germany but should consolidate second place away at san marino. joel taggart is there for us. kick—off isjust kick—off is just an hour or so away in san mouinho. michael o‘neill has picked an attacking side. —— san marino. kyle lafferty and connor washington will start. jonny evans got after the drama around his possible transferred deadline move will also play. john o‘neill will be alongside me as ever. it is inconceivable to think northern ireland will do anything other than win this game. providing they are not sloppy. they have lost every game in the group, scored one goal and conce

our position is that we have a zero-tolerance policy. qatar mustfinancing terrorist, supporting them, giving safe harbor to people one stoperrorist acts, supporting them in its media and stop interfering in other countries. reporter: do you see a resolution on any of those fronts? >> yes. yes. >> i have to be optimistic. i cannot be pessimistic. my job is to solve problems area when countries begin to live by the norms of international law, and the principle of good neighborliness, this visible -- the principle of noninterference in other countries, then we can deal with them. but when they choose to live outside the law and have one foot in the law and one foot out the law, then we cannot -- >> there have been reports of detentions and saudi arabia to read is that zero-tolerance? >> yes, absolutely. we expect people to have zero tolerance for extremism and we ourselves will buy it. the individuals who are detained are pushing an extremist agenda, they were in writing people and this was not going to stand -- they were inciting people. sachs chairm

and i do believe that everybody agreed that we must complete and they must by the shape or the economic and monetary union these also a commitment which was taken in rome when the. leader of the twenty seven member states met and signed their rome the correlation last twenty fifth of march they clearly say we must complete the economic and monetary union which translated in war. must seem that war means we must open the debate on how the euro is run but why wait till the french and german elections don't you think it's a little bizarre that the issue of heroes or reform has brought up right now. or has name dropped as of yet maybe people don't have courage to germany why did they only get the courage to talk about this now. we found the chorus to don't seem to be one of the reins of government so we have been talking about these at least since. the beginning of march or twenty fourteen and we have a thing we have obtained some improvement we hope they in an investment plan at european level of the so-called plan. more intelligent or at least less stupid implementation of the stability and growth pact drools towards. s

but this is a must-pass bill. if we want to look at the future for america. and i don't look as a republican. this is an american tax bill. it helps all. it allows a family for the first $24,000 tax free. it lets you fill it out on a postcard. you get to deduct your interest on your home, your charitable. it's fair to all? quick, casually lost deduction. we look at puerto rico which needs help. we talked about that. casualty loss deduction can't go away, can it? you have to have complexity. >> we will have some in it. the one thing you can do, if you double the standard deduction, if you sit instead the of looking at a loophole and look at the final bill, you will come out much better. not only will we come out much better, but we will compete around the world. small business down to 25%, the lowest in 80 years. small business creates more jobs than anyone else in america. >> you began as a small businessman. >> 21? it's close to your heart. thank you for joining me on the hugh hue et show. i will be back with francesca chambers and tim alberto in a moment. in

if your operation must be based on an intergovernmental agreement. if you issue an another country you must have a campus or education programme in that given country. we now have 21 foreign base universities in hungary. i don't think you've heard any complaints from anyone. but the central european university... this is the only one. funded by george star as, is the only one. funded by george staras, a is the only one. funded by george star as, a hungarian—born financier, but you know the director of the ceu, a highly respected international figure, ceu, a highly respected internationalfigure, a ceu, a highly respected international figure, a former canadian politician, said, we are fighting for the institutions of all of hungary. that view is supported by the german president as well. but we are hungary and we are very happy-- we are hungary and we are very happy... we are very we are hungary and we are very er happy we are hungary and we are very happy... we are very happy that others consider as very important, but they usually make comments on our domestic iss

we must fight for a cease-fire. together with particularly germany, to extend to the parties in that conflict to uphold international law and put an end to this conflict. multilateralism, the facingteral approach is a challenge in meeting the terms of nuclear proliferation. a majorg has crossed threshold in military escalation, allow us to acknowledge that. this is a threat that concerns all of us, a existential and collective threat. , not korea has not made given any sign of a wishing to negotiate to date. the north korean government is determined to raise the stakes. our responsibility together with all of our partners, including russia and china is through resolve, to bring north korea to the negotiating table from a -- for a political assessment. to reject escalation, and it will not close any door to dialogue, provided that these conditions are brought together for a dialogue in favor of peace. it is the same objective that i would like to speak in favor of that nuclear agreement with iran. with the same objec

the notion that a school must diminish due process rights to better serve the victim, only createsmore victims. a better way also means we shouldn't demand anyone become something they are not. students, families, school administrators, are generally not lawyers and they're not judges. we shouldn't force them to be so for justice to be served. a better way is also being more precise in the definition of sexual misconduct. schools have been compelled by washington to enforce ambiguous and incredibly broad definitions of assault and harassment. too many cases involve students and faculty who conduct investigations simply for speaking their minds for teaching their classes, any perceived offense could be a full blown title ix investigation. but if everything is harassment, then nothing is. punishing speech protected by the first amendment trivializes actual harassment. it teaches students the wrong lessons about the importance of free speech in our democracy. harassment codes which trample speech writes derail the primary mission of a school to pursue truth. a better way is ultimately abo

any innovation, development of technology is a must andl development of technology is a must and i thinkr viewers say, this is what you are our viewers pj this is what you are our viewers say, pj not impressed with everything amazon tries to do. troy didn't that trend die without with the google glasses. without voice recognition anyone can control alexa. who knows what you would 0rder alexa. who knows what you would order in alexa. who knows what you would 0rder ina alexa. who knows what you would order in a crowd. and this story the wall street journal looks at order in a crowd. and this story the wall streetjournal looks at north sea oil and perhaps it might be more exciting and we have written it off in terms of the uk's access. if you go back 30 years, the north sea was responsible for as much oil as saudi arabia. then we saw the banking recession in 2009 and the oil price go through the floor and we saw many people out in places like aberdeen losing theirjobs. now, it is back in vogue. last week there was, or the week before last there was a huge deal of 3.8 billion of one company

if you are a christian and christian democratic you must not be anti—anything, so we are not against really. no, no, no, we are not anti anything. we have a muslim community in hungary. not big because of historic reasons, but they are very successful and very respected members of our society. but if you look back at the last two to three years, the challenges ahead of the european union, you see that illegal migration posed an enormous security threat on europe and you see the consequences. the terrorist attacks and the threat of terror and the serious security situation there in europe. and we are responsible for our own countries, the security of our own country, and we would not like to see again those scenes that happened in 2015, when hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants occupied our public areas and i think that's a matter of sovereignty. let's look at foreign affairs. again, we heard from jean—claude juncker, the european commission president, in his state of union address last week, talking about a more centralist, integrated europe that he would like to see and a more

not be a region but must also not be very flexible must be adaptable it must allow for i meaneven i to quote two fifty nine of our constitution. provides that our constitution. and state's procedures. and jackson i appreciate that you are a lawyer and so you're coming at this with a legal perspective but for our audience who is watching in uganda who are lawyers and they know their constitution they know the articles they know that it is a living document and can be amended what they want to hear from you is why do you think that these age limits should be scrapped let's say i'm getting like. you see. it the three of our constitution says you cannot stand for l o c five or district chairperson unless you are thirty five years of age and yet this simple institution says as long as you like eighteen years and you can't stand for me now that alone is disenfranchising the us who would be really what spirit in leadership i think a lot of us our democratic principles i think those that want to. indicate told me that we shall do all that it takes to create an all inclusive political

fiery talk can lead to fatal misunderstandings. ,he solution must be political and this is a time for statesmanship. we must not sleepwalk our way into war. more broadly, all countries must show greater commitment to the universal goal of a world theout nuclear weapons, and nuclear weapon states have a special responsibility to lead. there is an urgent need to promote disarmament and preserve the gains made in these directions. .hese goals are linked progress on one and will generate progress on the other. let me turn to the global threat of terrorism. nothing justifies terrorism. no cause, no grievance. terrorism continues to take a rising toll of death and devastation. it is destroying societies, destabilizing regions, and diverting energy from more productive pursuits. national and multilateral haveerterrorist efforts reclaimed territories, prevented attacks, and saved lives, but we need to intensify this work. stronger international cooperation remains crucial against terrorism. i am grateful to the general assembly for approving one of my first reform initiatives, the establishme

a to failure. north korea must change course to allow a return to dialogue. were they to do so, the opportunity exists to end this crisis. until that moment, we must stay the course on sanctions and continue, as the secretary-general has called for, to present a united front. weekd when we met last that a new security council resolution was required. in light of yesterday's nuclear test, our resolve to act has increased still further. we must increase the pace of implementation of existing sanctions and work rapidly toward the adoption of a new and effective resolution while continuing to enforce the measures this council has already agreed. we should go forward by taking steps to sever the funds on which the regime relies to pursue its illegal and destabilizing programs. we should further restrict the unethical exploitation of north korean workers overseas. north korea has created a deeply dangerous and unstable situation. the united kingdom will work with our partners on this council and beyond to tackle the challenge. i urge all states to join us. >> i thin

be a real crime committed by the president then it has to go first to the national assembly where they must get a two thirds majority we don't have at least twenty eight people have died in the violence that followed the announcement of the election results twenty eight people have died now of course everyone in your country remember the election you lost in two thousand and seven the violence that ensued then i think over a thousand people died at the time more than half a million people were displaced displaced a decade ago are you worried that if the october election doesn't go your way there will be even more violence will you be calling for protests again if you lose again in october and you believe really. no issue ordinate will join to see. democracy in africa must come of each. election rigging must come to an end it must be fixed we cannot just be glossing over it that you have a situation where the incumbent convict hold elections every five years or so as a ritual we demand when at all costs because this basically lives to a party with respect right loading you're not answering m

theyjust need to turn those draws into wins, but as you said, it is a must—win situation now. 't afford a draw, so chris coleman thinks it will be a very open game. certainly the atmosphere is building and they have all the welsh flags on all of the seats here. join us on 5 live for the match which kicks off at 7:45pm. just five minutes away now. northern ireland here. as i mentioned, the republic of ireland in the same group and they are playing georgia right now. martin o'neill's men went 1—0 up with duffy after four minutes, his header they are, but they're not too long before half—time georgia had equalised. it ended 1—1. england, scotland the northern ireland all played their qualifiers last night. england came away from malta with a 4—0 win, but perhaps the scoreline was a little flattering with three goals in the final six minutes. harry kane scored twice, with ryan bertrand and danny welbeck getting the other goals. england lead the group ahead of slovakia by two points — they meet at wembley on monday. we'll recover well now. it's a short turnaround, so then the next c

michael musto and tom robbins for many years michael wrote a must one of the most popular columns in the village voice he wrote a weekly column and out magazine among other publications and recently joined new now next tom robbins along with wayne barrett with whom he worked at the voice is one of the finest investigative reporters in the city is now an investigative journalist in residence at cooney journalism school think you have this let's talk about the importance of what we call the alternative press and i was mentioning before we went on air tom and i think you agreed that in many ways the alternative weekly public magazines like ramparts shamed the traditional press. into doing their job can you talk about that yeah that's exactly right and that's what it felt like doing it often because you would work on these stories that. nobody else was following or thought were news and you had to basically have the conviction and i believe that this is a scandal that deserves chasing even though no one else in the major media agrees with me and you keep banging on the door as long as you

that means a must of inclusion. do you realize they must have included? for the lots six but anyway and walked around chanting watch for the russian connection, look for the pollution. turns out even diane feinstein the ranking democrat on the intelligence committee says there is zero evidence of collusion. the newest one is but there was obstruction of justice over the collusion. so the fantasies that didn't occur is now being replaced by,, technically president of united states cannot obstruct justice. president addressed this is a chief executive of the united states. if you wants to fire the fbi director all he has to do is 500 somebody said the other day, if john f. kennedy had fired j. edgar hoover over investigating and wiretapping martin luther king, jr. would people have thought it was obstruction? so there's not really collusion. so what's the latest leak from the "washington post" whose record by the way of running anonymous leaks is actually beaten the "new york times," an enormous achievement and they give the post-credit that in the energy a

a to failure. north korea must change course to allow a return to dialogue. were they to do so, the opportunity exists to end this crisis. until that moment, we must stay the course on sanctions and continue, as the secretary-general has called for, to present a united front. weekd when we met last that a new security council resolution was required. in light of yesterday's nuclear test, our resolve to act has increased still further. we must increase the pace of implementation of existing sanctions and work rapidly toward the adoption of a new and effective resolution while continuing to enforce the measures this council has already agreed. we should go forward by taking steps to sever the funds on which the regime relies to pursue its illegal and destabilizing programs. we should further restrict the unethical exploitation of north korean workers overseas. north korea has created a deeply dangerous and unstable situation. the united kingdom will work with our partners on this council and beyond to tackle the challenge. i urge all states to join us. >> i thin

robert: considering the redskins' schedule this might be a must-win. rams team that kind of know against the eagles sunday. offense as well as the defense. we won't revisit that because there is a chance for redemption sunday. the keyword for the week is "finishing." >> when plays are there. we need to make them. we have to bring them down. we put all the work to get to the point of attack. that is the easy play. finishing. the hardest part is getting to that. once you can, capitalize. be great. robert: troubling news for the giants and the fantasy line-up for me. odell beckham jr. is dealing with a six to eight-week injury. he practiced today. first tame he has been on the field since taking a nasty hit in preseason injuring his ankle. he already missed the opener against the cowboy in which they lost >> this will be huge, the mystics take on the lynx tonight. minneapolis leads 1-0. big stuff. jonathan: your fantasy squalled is a nightmare. robert: it's done. finished. i have thrown in the towel after week one. michelle: last time i get to say "doug, l

a new political phase. in this political. number one must be reform of the eurozone so we think that the time has come at the end. the end of this year so they had america's national trade council peter navarro called a hero and implicit in mark that's a quote to say now give germany unfair advantage over others at this point. i do believe that the. single currency and the single market. benefit for everybody certainly. are shifting all the rules during the crisis scene the financial crisis. being favorable to some down to the most favorable to other countries i do believe the south of germany has benefited from a very strict implementation of the growth back through a benefited also from the austerity policies i do believe that we must on the page we have started that there is a new role played by the rupee uncensored bank with the with quantity of easing with the new monetary stance stance of the european central bank and we must the best way our german friends invest more domestically and to rebalance a trade which is unsustainable and wh

scotland deliver — they beat lithuania 3—0 in a must—win world cup qualifier. or improvement. and there are no brits left at the us open after kyle edmund retires injured. good evening — we start with world cup qualifers for the home nations. scotland, england and northern ireland were all in action tonight. scotland needed to beat lithuania to keep alive their hopes

a. must times the government knows what they do and they do nothing. rallies in the city address and following germany's lurch to the right meanwhile tough talks to begin the country's angela merkel's party which did limp.

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it is a must, but should adopt the euro, also getting romania, a way to other countries involved woulden contentious. i think the netherlands, the dutch by minister does say that a lot of what he said is correct and we agree with it, that he is a romantic, i am a realist and there are still institutional issues we need to sort out. i do things he doesn't address those at all. he can only go where the leaders will ultimately take the european union, i guess. the likes of emmanuel macron coming onto the scene, talking about a defence fund, 2025 for a defence union in the telegraph. he is pushing the boat in a certain direction, the big powers will want. new blood, and that is what he is capitalising on. that's the dilemma of the bank of england. no change in interest rates expect it today for short and maybe for many months to come. there is a lot of analysis in the papers throughout this week, actually. we have had inflation data this week, employment dato yesterday, a lot of economic news which shows clearly, starkly how difficult things are for the average uk earner. their income is w

a to failure. north korea must change course to allow a return to dialogue. re they to do so, the opportunity exists to end this crisis. until that moment, we must stay the course on sanctions and continue, as the secretary-general has called for, to present a united front. weekd when we met last that a new security council resolution was required. in light of yesterday's nuclear test, our resolve to act has increased still further. we must increase the pace of implementation of existing sanctions and work rapidly toward the adoption of a new and effective resolution while continuing to enforce the measures this council has already agreed. we should go forward by taking steps to sever the funds on which the regime relies to pursue its illegal and destabilizing programs. we should further restrict the unethical exploitation of north korean workers overseas. north korea has created a deeply dangerous and unstable situation. the united kingdom will work with our partners on this council and beyond to tackle the challenge. i urge all states to join us. >> i think

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. >> action is a must. >> while the concert was still in the planning stages, irma, a second mega stormd havoc on florida and the surrounding states. so the proceeds from tonight's telethon will be used to aid the victims of both storms. the cost from both disasters expected to climb upwards of more than $200 billion. given the sheer size of the storm, almost the entire state of florida has been affected by irma. from jacksonville north, subject to historic flooding, to the florida keys in the south where irma first struck as a category four storm on sunday. fema says 90% of the homes on this set of sides have been destroyed or danged. my colleague david muir with the air national guard to survey the damage in the keys. >> you've been out there. you've seen the damage and the devastation. what are we looking at? >> you start getting down to mile marker 25, 23, you truly appreciate that a category 4 hurricane passed over that area. one out of every five houses is destroyed in that area. >> in this neighborhood, the first structure completely destroyed. the play ground beside it still sta

they beat lithuania 3—0 in a must—win world cup qualifier. y of goals sees england beat malta 4—0, but there is plenty of room for improvement. and there are no brits left at the us open, after kyle edmund retires injured. good evening. we start with world cup qualifiers for the home nations. scotland, england and northern ireland were all in action tonight. scotland needed to beat lithuania to keep alive their hopes of reaching the world cup in russia next year, and they rose to the challenge, while england and northern ireland also won. james burford reports. where there's a will, there's a way, and gordon strachan‘s sons of scotland certainly showed the way to russia 2018 is not over yet. a win was all that would do, and a winning performance was what the players delivered from the get go. stuart armstrong strong—armed his way to the scoresheet, the perfect start. but it got better — liverpool's new man, andy robertson, showing why some are calling him scotland's gareth bale, strachan clearly impressed. two goals to the good, how about a th

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many people live by agriculture often fifty euros a month must suffice for an entire family that's nota lot here either twenty percent of the children on malnourished. the gaps between town and country rich and poor a huge third class is correspondingly crowded some passengers aren't happy about the status quo at all. and i think that we want. you know what it's like in first class with the television. we want to have the same services and thirdly. we want improved comfort and greater security. dockside. the people are dissatisfied with their economic situation that caused president rajapaksa to be voted out at the last election. we're stopping in rumble khana is just a few minutes by took took to sri lanka's biggest tourist attraction. the pinto whale an elephant often age. the daily bath in the maya or yellow river is a sensation. baby elephants and injured adults are nursed back to health here in pin a well known. this is a needle out on the far found the members he's now about sixty years old. brought. in one thousand nine hundred seventy five so in nineteen seventy five. this orga

an educational fight a cultural fight and a moral fight you know and it takes the form of our action in the middle east and in africa but also in asia. and it must bring all of us together. i heard also the voice of. a school charging go if you will and i would like to bring to you the voice of was monkey are today. he grew up in mali and haunted by indiscriminate attacks on his only dream was to go to school to be able to go to school without risking his life inside held we are all committed to the united nations the countries within. the g five joint forces the union the european union its member states and i would like to pay tribute to all the stakeholders there and acknowledge that it is an extremely difficult challenge that we face our challenge is to once again eliminate terrorism and. to build national capacity so that states will take charge of their security themselves regardless of the resources we put in there we will fail in our collective mission if the countries most affected fail to shoulder their own responsibility in this matter and it's for this reason that since taking office i have supported the deployment of the g five the