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joining me this morning is seung min kim, al weaver, michael warren and courtney kube.ek i ask who is the most important person inside the beltway not named trump. i start myself this week by naming oklahoma senator james langford. working with president trump with six other senators to fix immigration. but he is also trying to fix the rules of the senate so nominees like richard grinnell and richard straas get their confirmation votes without endless delay. who are you nominating? >> sort of related to that, my group of people, most important people not named trump are these so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers, these young immigrants who came when they were children, do not have legal status in this country. i will say how to resolve their fate is by far the most complicated obstacle on capitol hill these days. and this immigration issue is definitely mixed up in the spending negotiations that the big four congressional leaders have been trying to work out. government funding does run out after january 19th. that's not that far away. and in addition to other issues that have to th

he went on to say that game announcers al michaels and chris collins worth would i.d.he players who kneel and explain the backstory of the protest. last year, 12 -- 112 million people watched the super bowl. this year is expected to be around the same. we should note nfl ratings have taken a hit all year long. for the regular season ratings were down almost 10%. for the first wildcard game last weekend, they were down 11.5%. they say there are lots of reasons for the drop in ratings like being able to watch games on different devices, cold weather, your team having a bad year. except a poll by j.d. power says the national anthem protests are the number one reason that fans are watching fewer games. charles? >> thank you. so much are we going to see a steady decline in ratings for nfl games? here to debate is internet radio host,s in news and world report contributor and fox news contributor jamu green. the biggest day ever for the protest. what do you expect? >> i that i we are going to continue to see this protest happening. unless we actually have a conversation abou

al-jazeera. michael. you. will. see. say two thousand and seventeen has been an important year for news and world events would be a huge understatement it's been a year filled with consequential stories that have changed and shaped the political landscape around the world from indigenous rights in the amazon to the station battle in spain's catalonia region kenya is not one but two controversial presidential elections and then there's the crisis that hit the gulf region with a blockade of cats off the growing refugee crisis stretching from iraq libya to europe and beyond there has been there covering it all over the next half an hour we'll look back on some of our most memorable and news making interviews of two thousand and seventeen i'm jane dutton welcome to the special edition of talk. we start in doha on june the fifth catalyze nationals and residents woke up to the news that saudi arabia the united arab emirates back reign and egypt had all cut off diplomatic and economic ties with cats are the disputes caused majo

la mquina perteneca al restaurante michaels en shoreline. --- momentos de caos e incertidumbre se vivieronrnacional de san jose. ---cientos de pasajeros sufrieron retrazos en sus vuelos despues que se reportara un paquete sospechosos en una de las terminales. --cerca dos mil pasajeros se vieron forzados a esperar afuera del edificio mientras las autoridades investigaban el paquete que activ las alarmas de seguridad. ---no sabemos que está pasando, tenemos rato aqui y no nos dicen nada, vamos a esperar a ver que más, estamos sin saber nada. --la emergencia dur varias horas hasta que se determin que el paquete no representaba una amenza. el 2018 es un aÑo de cambios para california. a partir del primero de enero, no solo es legal fumar marihuana con fines recreativos, tambin los hombres podrn cambiar paÑales en el baÑo. yunaisy garcia nos cuenta sobre algunas de las nuevas leyes que regirn a los californianos. banner estudiantes del sexto al doce grado contarán con tampones y toallas sanitarias gratis en las escuelas públicas en comunidades de bajos ingresos. la promotora de la ley, la asamb

horas despus el autor, michael wolff, defendi el controversial relato en el que pinta al presidente donaldomo un hombre con cero credibilidad. michael wolff, autor del libro todos dicen que es como un niÑo, dijo wolff en una entrevista con la cadena nbc quien insiste que habl con funcionarios de la casa blanca e incluso con el mismo trump. pero el presidente esta semana asegur que nunca le autoriz a wolff acceso a la casa blanca y que nunca habl con l para el libro. jos aristimuÑo, analista demcrata es difcil comprobar qu es verdad y qu no es verdad. pero en general y el principio de todo esto es que donald trump no est capacitado para ser presidente. segn wolff el 100 por ciento de las personas que rodean al presidente cuestionan su inteligencia y su capacidad para el cargo. michael wolff, autor del libro y dice que, entre otras cosas, segn personas que trabajan con trump, el presidente con frecuencia repite las mismas historias cada diez minutos. los abogados del mandatario le mandaron una carta esta semana a la editorial del libro exigiendo que suspendiera su publicacin acusando a wolff

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minutos despues y durante una persecusion, le disparo al alguacil del condado de placer, michael davisntes robo varios vehiculos para finalmente entregarse a las autoridades luego de horas de negociaciones en una vivienda en auburn en donde se habia parapetado... mientras la fiscalia hizo las declaraciones iniciales en su contra... bracamontes interrumpio en varias ocasiones, insultando a sus victimas y amenazando con matar a quien se le pusiera enfrente... el juez tuvo que ordenarle que se mantuviera en silencio o lo sacaria de la corte... por su parte, el abogado de bracamontes indico que estaba claro que el sospechoso era el responsable de la muerte de los alguaciles, y agrego que 4 dias antes del incidente, el hermano de bracamontes lo amenazo de muerte y al momento de su detenicion, se encontraba bajo los efectos de metaanfetamina... debido a que bracamontes es indocumentado y ha sido deportado en repetidas ocasiones, este caso ha acaparado la atencion nacional... los abogados de la defensa pidieron nuevamente la reconsideracion del juicio al juez, alegando que bracamontes padece

ales? >> that's part of it, joy. michaelff around the time he was working on this book about donald trump was working on a book about roger ales that people tell me was a book 2456s going to rehabilitate ales. ales thought mourdock stabbed him in the back. that does not comport with all of my reporting that say ales committed serial sexual harass am. wolff developed this relationship with ales because he liked how wolff's book took down rupert mourdock. he parlayed that and transitioned that into a relationship with steve bannon and that appears to be one of the avenues which he entered the white house. >> can you confirm, there's a story in the book that at a certain point roger ales called up steve bannon and asked if he would be down about creating a new network, trump tv, that would include bill o'reilly and shawn hannity and all of them moving over to basically a new fox news. >> my reporting indicates that roger ales did not think that donald trump was going to win the election and very late in the presidential campaig

las autoridades no tienen nada de informacin y por eso, piden ayuda al pblico fijense ustedes, este es el restaurante michaelssta madera ,que colocaron improvisadamente, est la mquina de atm que fue robada eso ocurri en algn momento de la madrugada y no fue sino hasta pasada las 4 , cuando la polica de mountain view encontr la mquina quemada cerca de ac, en la cuadra 2900 del boulevard north shoreline autoridades pudieron determinar que perteneca al restaurante por la denuncia que hizo uno de sus empleados sot katie nelson/portavoz polica de mountain view la portavoz de la polica de la ciudad dijo que el individuo denunci, no solo el robo de la mquina, sino que los ladrones rompieron la entrada de vidrio , regando los cristales por todas partes... y que para llevrsela, los antisociales utilizaron una camioneta blanca que colocaron estratgicamente en la entrada para poder llevrsela la camioneta habra sido robada de la ciudad de cupertino, segn informaron autoridades... el restaurante tiene planeado reabrir maÑana. autoridades no saben cunto dinero haba en la mquina. pero si ustedes vieron algo, les piden que s

ilia: en nuestra ventana al mundo del libro "fuego y furia" del periodista michael wolf se vendiÓ ena jeep langer que el papa francisco va a usar durante su visita a chile. los carros fueron enviados desde estados unidos donde fueron usados en la visita en este 2015 pasado. ilia: en una de las ciudades mÁs frÍas de china se viviÓ un espectÁculo de fuegos artificiales que se iluminÓ enormes estructuras hechas de hielo, castillos, personajes de cuentos de hadas equipados con luces led. el evento continuarÁ hasta el mes de febrero. jorge: nos vamos a una pausa pero, al regreso, un pequeÑo pueblo de el salvador causa asombro por su lujoso cementerio. lo visitamos al volver. ♪ en el salvad jorge: en el salvador en un pequeÑo pueblo que podrÍa figurar en las guÍas de atracciones turÍsticas pero no por sus bellezas naturales sino por su cementerio. los habitantes del sauce compiten entre ellos para ver quiÉn logra tener la tumba mÁs grande y elegante para su familia. salvador castellanos u fue el cementerio. salvador: entonces un pequeÑo pueblo de el salvador que llama la atenciÓn por su ex

michael is his student. >> he is my student for the day, prote ge. >> and al harris will be nassar's first haircut. >> you crazy. >> al is founder of the non- profit support group called cancer hoops when nassar was diagnosed with an abdominal cancer, plastic small cell cancer in february 2016. al started joining him for treatments and outings and their brotherhood blossom. >> it is just a constant smile all the time and that is rare when he is going through what he is going through. >> al was also there in september when mastery charter high school welcomed nassar back to class and mom watched. >> it is wonderful. we have a great support system i love the school for helping me for everything we have gone through since day one. >> every day of my life, he is just there. >> now nassar's cancer has spread and he need radiation to his skull and he will lose his hair, so al is fulfilling a promise. he will let nassar shave his head. >> don't move. >> okay. >> he can hold the clippers. >> under pete michaels watchful eye nassar goes to work. >> however it goes, the kid has a smile on his face, it is all right

al-jazeera. that bombshell book rocking the white house michael also firing her more troubling allegations that process is killing. me so let it. die. just like questions are now being raised about the reliability of the ordinary a pretty much free reign of this place. hello i'm richard quest but if you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we've been tracking this week michael wolff throws the book at donald trump exposing the dysfunctional white house and a thing or two about the us mainstream news media egypt and the talk show hosts on the front lines of the c.c. government's propaganda efforts night after night after night the protests in iran and the social media battle grounds that matter there plus a precipice of the press the worst of the worst in the age of twitter and the twenty four hour news cycle a book launch might seem like a story for us low news day unless it's fire and fury by michael wolff a journalist who divides opinion on his approach to sourcing and to the facts having inveigling his way into the trouble white house to tell the inside story of the administration h

al queda militants last week. french president him and michael was quick to condemn the attack calling for the prison system to be radically modernized. she did all this capitol beat also that i had asked that a new president plan be drafted by the end of february. this plan will cover not only the questions of infrastructure but also present staffing those working surveillance probation and reinsertion. michael's words though came too late to prevent a wave of nationwide blockade by angry prison stuff scuffles broke out at the high security through email she's prison south of paris on thursday. where about one hundred and fifty prison girls bills at barricades of burning size to prevent their colleagues from getting to work? unions meanwhile have been holding talks with the justice ministry warning the strike will continue until that involves all mass. sign up for general business news stories i'm joined by brian couldn't hide right. so by talking about the oil industry in the united states because it would appear. is booming through the international energy agency has forecast thahat e u. s. could become the wo

citado criticando al hijo de donald trump junior por una reunion que tuvo con un g grupo de rusos, perob bannon se retracto i(ver informacion en pantalla) >> peor el autor del libro mi michaeldice que lo publ publicado es cierto, en el pro programa de nbc dice que bannon si critico al presidente y su i hioj y fh hijo y fue mas alla >> la enmienda numero 25 es un tema que se plantean lo > >> muchos (ver informacion en pantalla (musica) dice que el manejara la crisis que marco la xpa semana de 2018 >> 2018 comenzo en mexico igual que como termino 2017, con narco violencia, le costo la vida a e decenas de personas en 24 horas, el epicentro fue en chihuahua por la disputa entre bandas r a rivales, las consecuencias de la violencia sobrepasan a las cap c capacidades de las autoridades >> un nuevo aÑo en mexico pero l las imagenes se repiten, el es e escenario, chihuahua, asesina asesinatos, enfrentamientos y violencia sin tregua >> se siente uno inseguro, pero no queda mas que salir >> alli en solo 24 horas se re o reportaron 32 homicidois ios dos que se deben en gran parte a una guerra entre brazos armados y operativos de los carteles de i sinaloa y juarez >> la linea de ciudad

al-jazeera. that bombshell book rocking the white house michael also firing very troubling allegations that the president is actually. recently sent a letter. to. the questions are now being raised about the reliability of the car carry a pretty much free reign of explaining. your at the listening post here are some of the stories we've been tracking this week.

vivido en texas por 17 amos, en murrieta desde 2010 al 2014 y posteriormente se mudaron a perris donde vivan hasta el momento de su detencin. sot. michaelinos en la casa de murrieta en perris y tambin en texas necesitamos su ayuda si saben alguna informacin sobre estos dos acusados por favor llmanos contctanos queremos saber lo que saben el caso quedo al descubierto despus de que una menor de 17 aÑos lograra escapar y contactar a un agente de la policia y contarle la pesadilla que estaba viviendo ella y sus hermanos sot michael hestrin/ fiscal del condado de riverside la joven de 17 aÑos encontr a un oficial y tena fotos de lo que estaba pasando dentro de la casa y que queran salir y ser rescatados las autoridades tambin mencionaron que a las victimas, no se les permita baÑarse ms que una vez al aÑo, y se les prohiba lavarse las manos ms arriba de las muÑecas, y jugar con juguetes, dorman durante el da y por la noche hacan sus actividades cotidianas ---"yo saldre pronto y seguire matando", estas fueron las palabras de "luis bracamontes" antes de ser expulsado de la corte. ---"bracamontes" es acusado de dar muerte a 2 policias en 2014. -

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al-jazeera. that bombshell book rocking the white house michael for firing three more troubling allegations as a possible he's telling the truth they start letting her die on the job watch her now being worried about a liability in the dark marrying a pretty much free reign of this place. hello i'm richard quest but if you're the listening post here are some of the stories we've been tracking this week michael was.

government together from parties with such differing vs from mahmoud and michael its how to bring their family back together dominant al-jazeera in bavaria and elect a representative for the irish nationalists party in vain has apologized after being accused of mocking victims of a massacre during the northern irish troubles barry michael duffy posted this video on social media of him walking around a shop with a loaf of bread on his head the brand of bread is called king's mill and the on the m.p. uploaded the video on the anniversary of the king's will massacre that's when an irish republican paramilitary group murdered ten protestants civilians in one thousand nine hundred seventy six in the latest look at the biggest stories of two thousand and eighteen we take you to a refugee camp in bangladesh it's now home to hundreds of thousands of ranger who fled the violence in the united nations accuses me and miles government of ethnic cleansing which it denies child stratfor reports on what the refugees might face in the year ahead. with their three children across the border from myanmar into bangladesh the end of decem

our top stories on al-jazeera the author of a controversial book criticizing us president donald trump's administration is standing by his work michael wolff who spent months in trump's white house says the u.s. president has less credibility than perhaps anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point the author has spoken publicly for the first time since the books are leaving lease on friday. the united nations is approving his launches ever allocation of funds to help relieve the humanitarian crisis in yemen the u.n. humanitarian chief tells al-jazeera fifteen million dollars will be set aside the war in yemen is having a devastating impact with widespread food shortages and major operates of cholera and diphtheria and supporters of iran's government are rallying after friday prayers there demonstrating for a third day across the country against a week of on less opposition supporters have been protesting over economic instability. more now on our top story and that new book with an inside look at the trump white house joining us now is scott lucas who is a professor of americans the. he's at the university of birmingham and jo

al final cayeron 114% dos . nuevamente fueron liderados,, duran registro doble un 14 asistencias y 14 puntos, michael fue el mÁs definiciÓn de zurda, necaxa consiguiÓ el empate, lideran el grupo con cuatro puntos, recuerde que hay mÁs informaciÓn en univisión deportes.com presentadora: un grupo ganaron un galardÓn y tienen el privilegio de estudiar y capacitarse a travÉs de convenciones dirigidos especÍficamente a estudiantes de bajos recursos. >> prÁcticamente pertenece a la organizaciÓn y tienen una de las conferencias, hay programas y tratan de resolver un problema con una aplicaciÓn o algo mÁs. nosotros hicimos eso y al final del dÍa tenemos mÁs lugar. >> darles oportunidades como ir a conferencias. presentadora: el colegio hace Énfasis de queso cortas estÁn abiertas para recibir a estudiantes con el interÉs de capacitarse en ingenierÍa, continuamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ presentadora: le gustan los animales? aproveche estaoferta, pequeÑos entran gratis al zoolÓgico de san francisco. representan mÁs de 250 especies, la perfecta oportunidad harÁ ver de cerca a una jirafa,, un elefante. con eso los despedimos que pas

michael wolf is in the room. a dinner between steve bannon and longerroger ales. incredulous that donald trump, who has, you know, no background in politics, didn't seem to have any political believes or back bone actually did win. turns out that michael wolf, according to him, was the host of this dinner so he was there, but in this there was one moment where ales asks bannon about russia and he says, what has he gotten himself into with the russians? mostly, said ales -- mostly, said bannon, he went to russia and he thought he was going to meet putin but putin couldn't give a blank about him so he's kept trying. this is bannon telling roger ales. what struck me was the present tense, so he kept trying. there seemed to be some moments of this book that would certainly be of interest to robert mueller. are you getting any sorts of push back about that? >> we have repeatedly given responses to any anecdote in the book. they refer us back to the president's very fiery statement yesterday in which he unleashed on steve bannon and said that he seemed to have lost his m

informaciÓn catalogada como confidencial y revela el escritor michael wolf, que dice haber entrevistado a mÁs de 200 personas. entre ellas, a este, alltrado una gran cantidad de informaciÓn que hay en cada uno de los capÍtulos de este libro. bueno, y quÉ pasa con esta potencialmente daÑada, como dicen los abogados del presidente trump, imagen del presidente? dÉjame que le voy a mostrar algunos de los secretos que los abogados del presidente trump pretendÍan censurar. y vamos por partes. fÍjense que el escritor del libro, dice que al darse cuenta de que al llegar a la presidencia, el presidente trump tenÍa un poco de problemas... es decir, no querÍa ser presidente. para el, realmente perder era ganar. eso es parte de uno de los capÍtulos de este libro. el presidente, para el dÍa de la toma de posesiÓn, era un fantasma, dice el libro. y su esposa lloraba, pero no precisamente de emociÓn. otra de las revelaciones de este libro es que el presidente trump no querÍa vivir en la casa blanca. es mÁs, la encontraba intimidante y fea. como tamiÉn decÍa, completamente espantosa. seguimos con los supuestos planes de ivanka. la hija del presiden

together from parties with such differing views from mahmoud and michael matalin it's how to bring their family back together dominant can al-jazeera in bavaria. u.s. president donald trump as head back at accusations that he is mentally unfit for office describing him self as a stable genius his comments were sparked by the publication of a book questioning his abilities the book also claims his sad view him as an infant thailand as john hendren reports from washington translated to tax and author michael wolff have again overshadowed his policy agenda. and. i did a quick interview with him a long time ago having to do with an article this book clearly has donald trump rattled the suggestion in fire and fury the cabinet members and allies to question trump's intelligence and his fitness for office have gotten under the president's skin the book has driven a wedge between trump and his one time closest adviser steve bennett but i don't know this man i guess sloppy steve brought him into the white house quite a bit and it was one of those things that's why sloppy steve is now looking for a job as republican leaders met the p

together from parties with such differing views from mahmoud and michael matter it's how to bring their family back together dominic can al-jazeera in bavaria. still ahead as the temperature drops in south korea ahead of the winter games the hopes spies for for one of the nations for the north and many and also drops christians celebrate christmas around the world. welcome back as we look at weather conditions around the eastern side of the mediterranean and western parts of asia we've got a few showers to contend with on the southern side of the caspian sea but folks around it's ten degrees are largely dry decent temperatures for kuwait and baghdad indeed it's looking rose to be fine around the eastern side of the mediterranean and heading through into monday not a great deal of change eighteen and bright in beirut so let's head down into the arabian peninsula where it's a largely fine picture much as you'd expect but having said that so a chance one or two showers stone towards the southern end of the red sea woman off a meco thirty two degrees plus enough in doha twenty four enough a breeze to show we have no visibilit

together from parties with such differing views from mahmoud and michael matta long it's how to bring their family back together dominic can al-jazeera in bavaria. they've been long queues outside supermarkets in venezuela after the government ordered them to slash prices rampant inflation in the country has risen to above one thousand percent and that's led to widespread shortages of food and medicine president nicolas maduro blames the economic crisis on an international conspiracy. we arrived early but we couldn't get in the prices were much lower last night but today the prices a normal they were dickey prices elevated compared to the income of venezuelans well most venezuelans. we understand that supermarket chains have a right to increase prices because it's relative but none such an exorbitant manner three hundred percent i think there should be a bit of control and if there were some control we could purchase things. ecuador's government has appointed a new vice president to replace jorge glass who's been jailed for corruption money i.v. konya seen here on the left is taking up the position hope that assessor was sent

together from parties with such differing views from mahmoud and michael mata long it's how to bring their family back together dominant gang al-jazeera in bavaria i jerry is speeding up the process of bringing its citizens home from libya after allegations of exploitation and abuse the repatriations began a few weeks ago after reports that migrants were being sold into slavery and i jerry and foreign ministers has to aircraft are being sent to fly eight hundred people from home from libya in the next few days. the italian coast guard says at least eight people have died and eighty six others have been rescued from a boat off the coast of libya rescue agencies say many more are still missing the international organization for migration calls the mediterranean sea the world's deadliest border one hundred twenty thousand refugees and migrants arrives in italy by c. last year. now protests against the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem have overshadowed orthodox christmas celebrations in bethlehem demonstrators are angry over the alleged sale of church land to israelis they say it would make it harder for palestinian suicide o

together from parties with such differing views from mahmoud and michael much longer it's how to bring their family back together dominant gang al-jazeera in bavaria. malaysia has approved a new attempt to find the wreckage of flight m h three seventy in the indian ocean despite at three year search for the missing plane its disappearance in twenty fourteen remains one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries it was en route to beijing from kuala lumpur when it went missing with more than two hundred thirty people on board. they've been long queues outside supermarkets in venezuela after the government ordered them to slash prices rampant inflation in venezuela has risen to above one thousand percent as led to widespread shortages of food and medicine president nicolas maduro brains economic crisis on an international inspectors. innocently given what we arrived early but we couldn't get in the prices were much lower last night but today the price is a normal they ridiculous prices elevated compared to the income of venezuelans well most venezuelans. in we understand the supermarket chains have a right to increase prices becau

together from parties with such differing views from mahmoud and michael matalin it's how to bring their family back together dominic can al-jazeera in bavaria. well germany and turkey have agreed to work on improving relations their foreign ministers that knowledge that differences remain but said they believe they can tackle their issues through dialogue and cooperation relations it was strained by the arrests of german citizens in turkey and berlin's criticism of the turkish crackdown following the twenty sixteen failed coup and visit of the childish nation i believe we have the responsibility to find a way to get along judy our historical legacy and the wishes of our citizens we must not forget that we've both made it our business to do everything we can to overcome the difficulties there have been and german tarkus relations and to find more common ground in the future by remembering everything that binds us together. we have a difference of opinion on certain subjects we have some problems in fact there was an escalation there was tension but as to foreign ministers we believe we can overcome this through dialogue we

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al-jazeera dot com. quick look at the top stories now the author of a controversial book says the u.s. president has no credibility and his staff say he is like a child michael wolff far inferior inside the trump white house has gone on sale early despite the president's attempts to halt publication it paints a damning picture of government dysfunction that the u.s. administration has branded it lies. i spoke to him after the inauguration yes and i had spoken to i mean i've spent about three hours with the president over the course of the campaign in the white house so my window into donald trump is. is pretty significant but even more to the point i spent this i spent in this was really the sort of the point of the book i spoke to people who spoke to the president on a deal we sometimes minute by minute basis so this this book was really i mean in a sense in a sense there was one question on my mind when i began this book what is it like to work with donald trump. moving to our other top stories this hour after more than two years of silence north and south korea will reopen direct lines of communication choose days face to face talks will focus initially o

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al-jazeera as gabrial alexander went to have a look. art lovers examining the work of a legend a new michael angelo exhibit at the metropolitan museum ofart in new york brings together one of the largest collections of the lesser known works of the man considered one of the most influential figures of western art there's this piece called the torment of saint anthony believed to be michael angelo's first painting it was completed in fourteen eighty seven when he was only twelve or thirteen years old but it's still a regional pencil on paper works that are the real draw when he draws us for school yes espresso he said marble sculptor is so he uses the chalk especially with great force on the paper almost carving on the paper as if it were marble although he considered himself primarily a sculptor michelangelo was also called the divine draftsman and designer at this exhibit there are one hundred thirty three of his drawings many of which almost never go on public display because they are so rare and fragile four hundred fifty years after his death his drawings are often an overlooked part of the artist's work it took the metropolitan mu

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. >> michael wolff's stunning new book characterizing the first year as chaotic and dysfunction al and president trump uninformed. and saying this about katie walsh allegedly had of the president. he didn't read. he didn't really even skim. some believed that for all practical purposes he was no more than semi-literate. it was, said, walsh, like trying to figure out what a child wants. walsh denies making these remarks but it is similar to an article published in this. i got as far as the fourth amendment before his finger is pulling down on his lip and his eyes are rolling back in his head. the white house vehemently denying the accounts saying the book is filled with false and misleading accounts from individuals who have no access or influence with the white house. the president holds several meetings today, none of which are spbgted to be open to the media for the third straight day. the low profile believed to be over anger with the russia investigation. chris and alisyn, back to you. >> joe, thank you very much. let's discuss all of this. joining is us now are cnn political analy

together from parties with such differing views from mahmoud and michael matalin it's how to bring their family back together dominic can al-jazeera in bavaria south-asian are where funerals have been held for four policemen killed in a bomb attack in indian administered kashmir it's the latest in a series of bombings by rebels who want to end indian control of the region which is disputed with neighboring pakistan as well. normal turned out in the hundreds of this funeral in the northern town of yeah bob was. it's the birthplace of one of the four policemen killed early on saturday the blast happened in the nearby town of support in the northern part of the indian administered kashmir. security sources say it opposed to india rule to bigger than improvised explosive device targeting a police baton. from the town of about fifty kilometers northwest of synagogue city some a capital of the regional government they say fighters planted the device beneath a shop in a marketplace to target the patrolled the blast also damaged shops in the area audience who rebuttal to god here we were called to the town today and this was on no

together from parties with such differing views from mahmoud and michael matalin it's how to bring their family back together dominic can al-jazeera in bavaria. coming up in just a little while richard will have all the weather also coming up on this al-jazeera news agencies say a plan to bring me and miles or hinder refugees back home is a farce and true for u.s. senators says evidence the diplomats in cuba were targets of sonic attack it's just not there and in sport the world's toughest off road rally enters its fortieth year tatiana will have the details. from brisk few months. to the warm waters of southeast asia. well as an englishman i have no great desire to dwell too much on the travails of the england cricket team is both about the ball taking place down in sydney but i have a degree of sympathy with the players in terms of the conditions they had to ensure because it was probably the hottest test match day on record the temperature in the suburb of penrith in sydney reached forty seven point three degrees celsius if they're going to cool off in the one hundred too much to field of the slightly cooler conditions

government shutdown dian estabrook al-jazeera washington but it's enough for america who's a political analyst and says that the response from the white house to michael's michael's book has been unprecedented not only is there information in the book that the trouble that trump white house doesn't want out there but perhaps they've struck a nerve that the president is willing to go so far and trying to discredit the author discredit the material in the book and again i think this is a very difficult time for this information and for this book to become out particularly when you look at all of the major issues confronting this white house and confronting this congress right now after more than two years of silence north korea and south korea ready to reopen direct lines of communication choose days face to face talks will focus initially on the north's participation in next month's winter olympics in the self but officials in seoul say discussions are expected to move on to what they describe as of the air is of common interest for as many as this report. in a few days the truce village of panmunjom on the demilitarized zone that separates north and sou

ok michael semple we thank you very much for joining us on al-jazeera well turkey's army says more than two hundred sixty kurdish and eisel fighters have been killed in five days if it's operation in northern syria so the military is trying to force the why p.j. out of the town of free and create a buffer zone on the border a senior kurdish officials says turkey has greatly exaggerated the number of casualties but refuse to give the exact one nearly five thousand people are trying to escape the conflict zone in northern syria stephanie decker joining us from the turkey syria border so claims and counterclaims stephanie over the death toll what are you hearing. yes you mentioned the turkish government to say they've killed over two hundred sixty five inches of the white p.g. the y.p. g. says that they've killed over thirty seven turkish an f.s.a. troops there are various videos and social media during that we cannot simply verify that claim to show bodies of epis a fighter's of y p g fighters of turkish troops it is incredibly difficult to get a real sense a realistic sense of what is ha

government together from parties with such differing views from mahmoud and michael it's how to bring their family back together dominant can al-jazeera in bavaria while staying in europe germany and turkey have agreed to work on improving relations their foreign ministers acknowledge that differences remain but that they believe they can tackle their issues through dialogue and cooperation relations were strained by the arrests of german citizens in turkey and berlin's criticism of the turkish crackdown following the twenty sixteen failed coup and visit of the childish nation i believe we have the responsibility to find a way to get along judy our historical legacy and the wishes of our citizens we must not forget that we've both made it our business to do everything we can to overcome the difficulties there have been and german turkish relations and to find more common ground in the future by remembering everything that binds us together. we have a difference of opinion on certain subjects we have some problems in fact there was an escalation there was tension but as to foreign ministers we believe we can overcome this throu

together from parties with such differing views from mahmoud and michael matalin it's how to bring their family back together dominic can al-jazeera in bavaria. an elective representative for the irish nationalists partition fein has apologized after being accused of mocking victims of a massacre cheering the northern irish troubles. posted this video on social media of him walking around a shop with a loaf of bread on his head the brand of the bread is called king's mail and the m.p. uploaded the video on the anniversary of the king's mill massacre that's when an irish republican paramilitary group murdered ten protestant civilians in one thousand nine hundred seventy six and eleventh man survived despite being shot eighteen times but killed the picture here on the left of the screen said he had not realized for a second any possible link between the brand of bread and the anniversary of the killings australia's great barrier reef has long been under threat from manmade pollution but now the world heritage site is being destroyed by one of its natural predators tens of thousands of crown of thorns starfish a car eating th