david: i'm one of our trips overseas, you met with crown prince abdulla who later became the king. as you obviously know, during the effort to get rid of saddam hussein, we kicked him out of kuwait and you waste a lot of money for that. how much did you actually raise for that effort? fmr. sec. of state baker: my record -- my recollection is it raised5 billion and we all that $10 billion of that. remember, we were a republican administration with a completely democratic congress, house, and senate. they said how can you spend that money when we have all of this in the united states? i went to the president and said we have to figure out a way and maybe we can pass a tin cup around, and we did. it was the only war america has ever fought that we didn't pay for. why did you call him that? fmr. sec. of state baker: i always called him resident when the president -- i always called him president when others were in the room. office, i started calling him chief. david: when we went to see then crown prince abdulla after the war, we had a meeting with him and he said, you overcharged me

david: when we went to see then crown prince abdulla after the war, we had a meeting with him and he said, you overcharged me by $5 billion or $6 billion and i want that money back. i thought it was tongue-in-cheek and you told me it wasn't. mr. baker: no, it was not tongue-in-cheek. david: he was serious about trying to get the money back. mr. baker: he was serious letting me know i have been too tough on him. i went to the saudis first and they said, what are you getting from the kuwaitis? i said we haven't done that yet. they said go back and talk to the kuwaitis and come back. i went up to saudi arabia where the kuwaiti government was in exile, and we got the kuwaitis to pony up $15 billion and so i went back and the saudis ponied up $15 million. but he wasn't king at the time. said you don't need to put a figure on it. just tell me what you want. david: do you ever meet a lot of people who do that? [laughter] mr. baker: not too many. david: you are famous for many things during that time, looking for money and putting the coalition together. but there was a meeting in geneva wit

we don't have an honest government not only adel abdulla muddy is corrupt all politicians who have been ruling iraq are corrupt we don't want to. we want all corrupt politicians to be uprooted. but if i was fired the next one will be worse. to clear timelines for reform have emerged the slower constitutional route to newly promised elections proposed by a government accused of deep seated corruption and the fastest street by street self-determination by an impatient people sitting and making their own standards of living in lieu of what they say has not been provided in the 16 g. is since regime change which. will take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world police in southern england so i think not believe that all 39 people discovered dead in the container last week a vietnamese citizens as explained say they have identified some victims and are in contact with their families in vietnam and the u.k. several arrests have been made in ireland and. heavy flooding in somalia has killed at least 10 people forced a quarter of a 1000000 more to abandon their home

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at least there's a power generator in northern bosnia's boucek migrant camp so abdulla freddy can help those here charge their phones. that all but you know. hundreds of men mainly from pakistan and afghanistan have been living here for the past 6 months the site used to be a garbage dump and now many residents are suffering from scabies pneumonia or other serious diseases is currently the most perilous migrant camp in europe but they stay because the e.u. border is just a few kilometers away and. they're going to their worldview today for a new president bashar to croatia and e.u. member states lies just over these mountains. and so many times you try to get very very very hard. to get in there didn't quite secure but rewards to him to get you know he's. going to do that in the tradition but you know and that part made of it was over i think the vehicle is going to be a secure journey. for. the others the police sent abdullah freddy's straight back to the camp as. the winter is approaching fast and that means there could soon be up to 2 metres of snow q do so there's not much time lef

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we talked to iraqi military spokesman abdulla karim hala if about allegations that health care professionals are being attacked the city that they are 60 to 70 people belong to one particular group reading anti-riot police uniforms they go to the front of the protest. they are not police they are not bought off our forces disobedience are militias we don't know we have started an investigation to track them. or how they have says these people he calls infiltrators are also attacking security forces. in tahrir square medics are now feeling especially vulnerable after 2 of their colleagues were recently stabbed in the back walking among the crush of protesters to get to the wounded they say their determination to help and heal all in need is stronger than any fear medical sources say on saturday evening as a result of heavy tear gas bombardment at one of the busiest makeshift clinics in the square they were forced to tear down they have since moved to what they hope will be a safer spots. thank you for that natasha and a touch of the name ride for us in baghdad still ahead on al-jazeera post a

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6000 is massive we have an idea of 2 of those accounts one is a saudi activist living in canada arm abdulla's is the other is much to head and anonymous a critic of the saudi government what we don't know is who the rest of those accounts are now this is absolutely fascinating because this could indicate that saudi are interested in looking at any critic of saudi that could include for example jamal khashoggi who obviously we know was killed last year ok what do we know as well about the nature of the data that's been breached and or 'd can the mole or do the moles in this scenario go further than just looking at what somebody is saying on twitter i mean can they can they do the you know the thing that everyone hates keylogging so they can get to say a blog post someone's writing it before they publish it we're not entirely sure what. expertise or what abilities that those accessing the information. going to have what is a crucial bit of information though is the ip address while this might seem fairly redundant in some cases we know that in one of the correspondence received between 2 people

abdulla putting them ahead against bahrain and they've just completed a 2 nil victory. there was able to grab pole position for a full one season ending abu dhabi grand prix the beside his driver has already wrapped up world title number 6 it will be as 1st off in top slot in noida writers but the 5th time he's been on pole in abu dhabi pulls the stop and joins him on the front. of course to end the qualifying season with a pole which has been a while since i had 4 i think only on this year so now it's been a special car and it's the last time i get to qualify with it so i'm glad we did it proud today now the n.h.l. card at the center of a racism investigation has resigned from the calgary flames bill paid to step down just days after being accused of abusing apply it 10 years ago a former n.h.l. player said he was targeted by peaches when the pair were involved in more in the league hockey has had issued an apology for using a racial slur but didn't refer to in his statements we as players all we can do today is is move forward we we. you know we know that in society t

abdulla has been running his moroccan cafe from opposite borough market for the last 11 years.eople took refuge in nearby businesses when three men launched an attack in the london bridge area. in which a people were killed. —— two years ago. that many people would led to safetyjust as they were led from the scene today. for many of the people living and working near here, today's events have reminded them of the london terror attack just over two years ago, which left this whole area being locked down much like it is this evening. shops, restaurants, and borough market itself have been closed up early on what should have been a bustling and busy friday night in the capital. but instead, work is evacuated from their offices we re work is evacuated from their offices were left wondering how to get home. i think were left wondering how to get home. ithinka were left wondering how to get home. i think a lot of people will be taken aback by it does bring back memories for lots of people, including some of my colleagues. but it's coming up from our main priority is just focusing on