going to leave plastic that's it the future allianz will find plastic and that's all they'll find alister i did think x. to originally saw plastic would feature in his pyramid so you've introduced a rather interesting dimension to it yeah it's a good place a plastic pyramid scheme filled by paper money thought up by air heads like jay powell although jay powell seems like he's putting up at least a mock you know trying to trying to go get him to negative interest rates and he's playing the damage on distress you know he's out there teasing the show's a little thought i and he's like oh yeah my cut rates i might not and they go oh oh my big brother go negative rants you know it's like if very bizarre courting exercise and then trample eventually when i suppose. be beaten the some degraded lower rates because do you believe he's going to be resistant to negative rates. well i mean negative rate. completely wrong because it just stands time preference on its head we now have what do they say something like 1617 trillion of bombs around the world all a negative yield i mean how do you climb d

[applause] alister... >> hmm, hmm, hmm. [chuckling] >> oh, man >> ready?iscernible] >> thank you. [laughter] >> thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable john a. boehner, 53rd speaker of the united states house of representatives. [applause] mr. boehner: thank you, thank you, thank you. well, well, well. i'm excited to be back in the capitol. [laughter] i see madame speaker took care of me. she put a box of tissues down here just in case. which is -- i don't know -- we will see how i do. madame speaker, thank you for hosting this event today. i want to thank my colleagues that i served in the leadership with, and our distinguished guests, friends and family. and let me say thanks to all of you for being here today. let me thank my family, deb, lindsay, tricia, jake, dominic, allister, and zach for being here and being supportive all these years. [laughter] the hubbards who made this portrait a reality with their generosity. they cannot be here today but i cannot thank them enough. let me also thank the artist, ron, whose work can be found in the na

his messages the rainforest is open for business and he's even challenge jordan alist to bend the truth to his vision for a 0 my vision both of thought out to do for our care. was both of those i used to force my views. but reporter brazil we believe the truth is crucial especially when it comes to the rain forest. about a week ago i came across the story. about a land conflict and part of a muslim in our state and supposedly there are 4 killed. and what seems to be an execution this region is famous for its violence. legal logging and land conflicts all the information still very unclear because even the the amazonas police doesn't know exactly what happened. or minister. for you but i can queue for all of you dozens of each must. also be in that meeting telling. what is a single. government project. in the world. of come with me as i think. you might like to see. so basically this is. we're heading to their overflowing station so to me was the place where the killing happened. fall like at their house a late. psylocke a mother or bulldog is why they didn't. think that was the start as

and now in russia ted in austin on qantas times and it would also be flat out false caton elitist alister family ended up on my flat on the way out of the raft brought night to me if you have a friend who died aged $85.00 or 6 would have to say as much because no wind in an hour you can buy the stuff and make it more an environmental friendly and more fair but but then i look at the labels we are in most of the labels are fake they say all it's green it's around our mental friend lives with what they were and it's a fake label the company itself invented i'm with you that at some level i it's overwhelming there's so much noise about. what's right and what's good for you i mean did let's not forget even organic and by the law just it was ok to eat with it as well this came from or how it was made or anything about it and do i know that it's healthy well you know it may have high levels of vitamin e. over 20 but lenihan has it been transported so long that some of this is a decade old what the hell is going on so even with it's just very basic question and we are both empowered to make indi

alister gill, bbc look north, fishlake. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show.and welcome to the travel show, with me lucy hedges, coming to you this week from rwanda. i am in the capital kigali, to meet the people determined to make the country one of east africa's cultural hotspots. how do i look? good? cat is in copenhagen, skiing on the roof of a power plant. laughs. i just want to make it down without falling over! and simon calder is back with his tips on how to take a new train link to the world's coldest city. yakutsk, in north—east siberia, is now easier to reach. we start this week in copenhagen. by 2025 the danes hope this will become the world's very first carbon—neutral capital city. we sent cat moh to find out how they are getting on. denmark is a country that takes its eco—friendly reputation very seriously. we start this week in copenhagen. by 2025 the danes hope this will become the world's very first carbon—neutral capital city. we sent cat moh to find out how they are getting on. denmark is a country that takes its eco—friendly reputation very

while the highest risk rise with frontline protesters into an alist residents have little chance to escape the consequences of tear gas as many protests happen in densely populated areas. i saw a doctor he asked me where i live and then he said i should consider moving away if i could tell you some sorry. both of them plan to stay with relatives for some time but moving home is out of question the landlord would not let them cancel their continent. tick tock the hugely popular chinese on social media network has apologized and lifted its ban on the us teenager frozen as this was blocked from the service after posting a video denouncing china's treatment of its muslims the went viral tick-tock blamed the human moderation era and says the images were restored within less than an hour did abuse alex forrest whiting is here with the details welcome alex so what happened well for rosa 17 she's from new jersey in the united states and on her tick-tock bio she read it she's written just a muslim who wants clout got deleted last time now on the face of it this particular post which got 1500000 vie

troops alister new militants wind down their rocket attacks on israel after 2 days of violence that saw $34.00 palestinians killed in israeli raids plus thing in sherman going tells police to keep a closer eye on vigilante groups after neo nazis claim to be carrying out patrols on the streets of orlando. and white children are likely to suffer most from climate change experts say the combination of rising temperatures and toxic air means the next generation is especially vulnerable to lifelong damage to help. iraq it's great to have you along everyone well we begin this broadcast in venice a world heritage site and a jewel of a city battling catastrophic flooding priceless landmarks are submersed tourists stranded wading through water all italy's prime minister the clearing the flooding disaster in the canal city a blow to the heart of the country the mayor of venice as the very future of the city is now at stake. on thursday the water rose and then retreated on st mark's square the basilica one of venice is most iconic landmarks is among the worst hit by the flooding its crypt has been

my family, tricia, jake, domin dominic, alister and zach.ve throughout all these years. [applause]li let me think joan dale hubbard for the generosity that made thisth portrait a reality, if i couldn't be there today, i can't thank them enough. i want to thank the artist, ron who did a great job. his work can be found in places like the national portrait fgallery. you may be aware that one of our past presidents, my friend, 43, george w. bush also painted a portrait of me. after that, it's a different portrait than this one.. [laughter] that one won't bet hanging in e speakers i lobby but it is in or living room in ohio. i will send our thanks to president bush. for the wonderful gift of idlafriendship. those of us notot here with us today and people at home on this journey would not have been possible without. my late former chief of staff, paula and her mother. my former and first chief of staff and his father and late mother, judy. two great american families who sacrificed to support me and everything we were trying to achieve. let me th

alister means that let there actually help tided jewish settlers from british occupation forces and so they were surprised to learn that you know 6 months to a year later. a jewish paramilitary actually expelled bands violently from their villages and this is one of the 500 villages that with i was at nick we cleansed and what is now called the nakba the vast majority of those residents fled to gaza as we know that was what the plan was andy. classified as really military documents that we obtained from the line popping just 6 months after israel's creation top secret military orders reveal their policy targeting the movement of civilian arabs from gaza. the mission claim the. explosion of the arab villagers and denial of their return by demolishing their homes and to gather all the residents and deport them to gaza to burn down the villages the most shocking surveying the refugees way of movement and lane mines in the routes fast forward to today and now they kind of use the pretense of terrorism but really they always used the pretense of just being an infiltrator paint everyone in g

i hold you over for other segments of say goodbye but we'll say good hello again in just a moment alister ok and that's going to do it for this edition of the cause report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest out from a cloud of gold money if you want to get in touch with us at twitter it's kaiser report until next time by. you know world of big partisan movies. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. are a threat. i . begun local elections in protest regime coming up we'll look at how the united states sees beijing's reaction to authoritarian yet when it comes to. the government. democratic transition. in the headlines one of america's biggest newspaper says it's time to president from republicans is russia . over ukraine role in the u.s. election meddling

i hold you over for other segments of say goodbye but we'll say good hello again in just a moment alister ok and that's going to do it for this edition of cars report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest dowser macleod of gold money if you want to get in touch with us at twitter it's kaiser report until next time by. elaine. thank you. thank you thank you thank you. thank. you. thank you. thanks and support is back in the firing line with the world anti-doping agency committee recommending a whole year ban from may just forcing your friend the international olympic committee has had its say to you saying any punishment will focus on the countries or forty's actually. 3 months off the disaster people in the french city of rwanda gathered to protest the handling of a huge fire that ripped through a chemical plant demanding transparency over potential toxic where. i want. people who were duds in my garden. and.

alister gill, bbc.correspondent, martin bentham and broadcaster lynne faulds wood. that's coming up after the headlines. time for a look at the weather with alina. tomorrow looks to be the drier day of the weekend. before we get there, there is more heavy rain in the forecast. this will be slowly confined to eastern scotland overnight. met office warnings will start to ease. equally, the rain becoming patchy. a lot of cloud, mist and fog, poor visibility, but temperatures well above freezing, typically between four to eight celsius. tomorrow, we have a brief and weak ridge of high pressure, before another area of low pressure barrels and from the south west later on tomorrow. but will start the day with cloud, mist, fog, poor visibility and places. rain in eastern scotland becoming confined to the northern isles eventually. elsewhere, aside from a few showers, it will be a drier day but with a lot of cloud. the best of the breaks in east and southern counties of england. but it is mild, nine to 11 celsi

got a hold over for other segments of say goodbye but we'll say good hello again in just a moment alister ok and that's going to do it for this edition of cars report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert like to thank our guest out from a cloud of gold money if you want to get in touch with us at twitter it's kaiser report until next time by. young elephants have come to. my space leap through so putting incidents because sadly the baby elephants often do see their mother as need be killed but also be caught up unfortunate. i do believe the elephant smiled and i see it's in the missile lands a home run express and changes. the. you know world a big part of the new law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for washington closely watching the hawks. broadcasting around the world and covering.

got a hold over for other segments of say goodbye but we'll say good hello again in just a moment alister ok and that's going to do it for this edition of the cause report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest out from a cloud of gold money if you want to get in touch with us at twitter it's kaiser report until next time by. always still good user types a duty let's move. on get. over the intercom if you screwed up. and who want to talk about anything out of your mates in each you want to look at them as all. of them do eat too much of what i get to be i get told to fall under your thumb to get those people to fail when i'm not good children tell them with all their students when next time you don't come fall. that. washington labels beijing's reaction to hong kong's protests. called similar scenes in bolivia democratic transition question. coming up on the program. from protesting a quality class claims the lessons age appropriate go against. the world. committee proposal to. all 'd major sporting events over the next.

alist concerto in carnegie hall certainly a lot of the audience enjoyment will be the list composition but only if i perform it well so it's both the design of the equipment and the execution of its use both or part of success i wouldn't want to be doing now as you know there are thought over that way. is it true that you're feeling a bit sick when you are up there oh i know that i was a feeling a bit sick i barfed twice i got sick i may sound like a naive question but who and what am i going to ask about feeling sick in space what is it like when you think they can say well it feels subjectively if eales the same as if you're if you get seasick or if you're susceptible to motion sickness in a car motion sickness is motion sickness so it feels very much the same way now it's quite different however because of space with no gravity things don't go things don't go down. so you end up with you know something here you have to carry things off so it's not as. physically comfortable as it is on the ground simply because gravity doesn't work with you and separating you know it will be sticky

alister gill, bbc, look north fishla ke.ued at 30 thousand pounds. members of the market deeping model railway club, refused to admit defeat. now, thanks to their dedication — and the generosity of other model railway enthusiats — including a certain sir rod stewart it‘s all aboard once again. nicola gilroy reports. a mindless attack that left more than the trains and layouts broken. my emotions took the better of me, i must admit. you can't replace the time you spent building these things. but six months on, the modellers from market deeping are back in business, displaying here at the largest model railway show in europe. this is the premier model railway exhibition in the country, and to be invited is really important. and it‘s even more special because the layout on display was one of those damaged in the attack. these buildings were totally wrecked, and rebuilt, part of the scenery damaged. some of the track down here has been relaid, and the wiring was pulled out from underneath. it has taken 1000 hours of hard work an

300 people have been killed and thousands more have been injured since the rallies began last month alister gulf state analytics alexandra bruno believes the p.m.'s resignation won't solve iraq's problems. i don't think that the situation will change considerably in fact i think this is a you know what they call a pyrrhic victory there's they've got the agreement for the prime minister to resign but what will actually change for iraqis particularly under streets i don't think anything will change. given the structural problems infrastructure is failing there is not enough money to pay public so the economy has changed at all in the 1st since the american invasion until. the sciri. this reconstruction program begins i don't think the so-called democracy do anything to fix the real problems facing iraqis. the european union has made much in recent years on the issue of climate change times all these evangelists it sounds has been finding out they don't appear to be practicing what they preach. so people have gathered behind me in the large numbers to participate in a protest called fridays fo

explosion in violence the death toll from almost 2 months of anger now stands at least $400.00 final alister bodies a former iraqi ambassador to the united nations he explained what will happen when abdul mahdi resigns and half will shake up the iraqi parliament well the problem minister resigned assuming the parliament accept your resignation it is deemed that the entire cabinet is on under the iraqi constitution what occurs next that. the president will be acting prime minister but he has a certain amount of time to name. a prime minister designate who then has 15 days to form a cap but he has to form a cabinet and obtain the approval by a simple majority vote of the. parliament so this is sort of mechanically what has to happen but what is difficult to see is that the impasse that resulted in the aftermath the becoming prime minister in the 1st place that empowers us still in place it's difficult to see that an up short period of time in 2 weeks the parliamentary parties will be able to agree not only on the prime minister but on a new slate of. cabinet officers we don't actually know wha

alister lamont reports from nicosia.ear. that's one thing that ease the pain of being a travelling supporter right now. but the man in charge is helping for brighter days ahead for all concerned. charge is helping for brighter days ahead for all concernedlj charge is helping for brighter days ahead for all concerned. i think within the group, within the training, when we get together, things are getting better. but until we start winning matches on the pitch, no one is going to see that. scotland's supporters have long replaced expectation with hope and even that is wearing thin. nonetheless, ending the campaign on a minor high is a must. to an extent, we have to win, but the performance is important, as well. he is trying to build a better record, better performance in advance of the play—offs to come, so it's got some impetus. that's what we're here for. if we can win this game, beat the guys in kazakhstan, we are in third place, that will help us going forward into the play—offs. help us going forward into the play-of

alister gill, bbc look north, fishlake. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.nd, as much as 20 millimetres across some parts of suppers england, wales, north—west england as well and even more of a higher ground. this is where it has been following of the last few hours, you can see the rain across england are starting' northwards. 0ver england are starting' northwards. over the next rise becomes confined to north england and then into eastern scotland overnight. we still have the met office warnings and lazier. elsewhere it starts to turn drier, but we have a lot of cloud, some mist and merrick and hill fog stop clear skies across east anglia and south england but this in turn will lead to dense patches of fog. it's not too cold a night, tomorrow, briefly we have a weak ridge of high pressure coming across the uk. still an area of low pressure across the south—west, that will its presence felt as we go through the evening. eventually, the northern isles will be quite wet and windy for much of the day, things do turn drier but we are going to have a lot of clou

president a new president so looking forward there are 2 disputes sure believe it what about ever more alister the president was just a down what's next for him. well it will more than this has gone to the area where he came from where he began as a union leader of the coca farmers that's the area of child body the region of cochabamba and he's going back there he says this is a protected area it's a forest of drug trafficking in that area in that comes from that area in bolivia and he goes back there because he has a solid base of of islam of people who are who support him and who have supported him for many years and that's the coca farmers and from there he has been very active in the twitter and he has been tweeting about his solidarity with bolivia for was he solidarity with his supporters who have been protesting in the streets he has also repeated again that he resigned because there was a coup d'etat in bolivia and also he tweeted about the. best order he said against him which has been denied by some politicians here even a former vice president president saying that he doesn't know a

end state doesn't appear ok final alister body thank you very much indeed for talking to al-jazeera my pleasure thank you not 2 people have been killed in a knife attack in the heart of central london a suspect was also shot dead during the incident the city's mayor says possible by showed breathtaking heroism and bringing the incident to a close police investigating the attack say they're treating it as terror in ated bystanders wrestled a man with a knife to the ground before police moved in the prime minister barnes johnson left the campaign trail to return to downing street to receive updates on the incident paul brennan has this report from london. it was a life or death struggle witnessed by hundreds of shocked bystanders the man in the gray sweater is pinning the london bridge attacker to the ground and police drag him clear and as the attacker rises the police officers fire try to get off the bus because i can't and i started running and then i heard gunshots 5 or 6 pop ups and i see more police officers running towards the bridge and i'm running that place was running out soon

one this separate ical alister michael emergence minister he's from the london school of economics thanks for coming in to talk to us so just initially this latest attack it sounds really that it was quite horrific yes it sounds like rugby actually was horrific because when i see some markets 14 people have been hacked to death using machetes and does it do we are expecting this was the same group that was responsible for previous attacks and you're also today yes exactly reports in the same boat exactly the a.d.f. . i mean. in the recent past the islamic state will have also sort of actually come up to say make ownership of it. but this time no one is likely to see anything in the offing the fingers are pointing to the a.d.f. so what i mean we had heard originally from the government that they were going to try and beef up security after the previous attacks and many what did did you know was there any change in the way security was set up with the u.n. and the army or not in the last few days i mean. basically is i mean the u.n. to keep this by you actually need peace enforcement to be

are make really really major plush points record emerge if the majority community in those a triumph alist after the judgement so it is a judgment which will have been very closely watched there would be a lot of india predation will come in but very clearly i could see a palace here one. it's a good little which was showing up for even for an untrained legal mind as a journalist been watching it for oh or many many years we said yes that it flew in a certain direction it will bring a certain direction and the conclusion seemed to be a bit different so i'm hoping that people who have been exhausted by this very protected. the process that the trial as well as many many cases that have come up from time to time would take the entire judgment in this trial and get on with their life because now the muslims have been offered fighting in. the same city. and the muslims would probably take heart in the fact that there is a recognition that some kind of harm that has been done to the cause because if i could jump you know those do used to really were kind of mixing here now 2 things one is the c

alister taylor.nto russian interference in the 2016 us elections. that inquiry is now complete, but the ruling could provide a legal basis for white house officials to testify before the impeachment inquiry into president trump. here's our north america correspondent david willis. up up to now the white house has insisted that members, former and present, of the trump administration, were immune from giving evidence to congress, but now a federaljudge has decided otherwise. she said, in her ruling, the president is not above the law and not therefore able to command people on his staff not to give evidence to congress. this is significant for a number of reasons, not least because it could heighten democrat demands for people who have thus far been reluctant to give evidence to the impeachment inquiry to come forward. nick miller ve kneer, the white house chief of staff, the secretary of state to make pompeo possibly among them. it could lead to morejunior white house aides and stuff is perhaps decid

. >> and you testified previously that secretary carey gave you alist. do you recall that? >> secretary perry is the head of the delegation, opened the meeting to the american side and- a number of points he made. and during that period, he handed over a piece of paper. i did not see what was on the paper but secretary perry described what was on the paper as a lists of trusted individuals and recommended president zelensky could draw from that list for a can device of issues. >> do you know who was on the list? >> i didn't see the list. i don't know. there are other people who have been in the mix for a while on this set of issues. secretary perry, as i mentioned, as being people to consult on reform. >> and are they americans? >> yes. >> do you recall that colonel vindman spoke to president zelensky in the meeting. and what it did he say in terms of some of the issues erwoo rr addressing here in the investigation? >> yes, sir. he was the last to speak. he made a general importance about ukraine and our national security and he said it's very important that zelensky admini