thanks very much indeed allan fish the fish are reporting there from washington d.c. having listened in to that. press conference between me and donald trump who have been meeting at the white house with the june twelfth summit with president trump and kim jong il and very much insights just five days time president trump as i say talking about a deeply productive discussion should be as alan just confirming that. the abductees three hundred doctors will be a very important part of all be discussions my colleagues and we'll be right here with more on that from. big stories generate thousands of headlines copper each with different angles from different perspectives we. this is the only evidence that russia was responsible for this separate the spin from the facts that's why on god's states or in the misinformation from the journalism the issues here go far beyond one data mining company and one election with the listening post on al-jazeera. the nature of news as it breaks this is one of the areas that protestant had blocked the road for the final higher than anything

if i could start with you, julia, you defended liam allan.se text messages, but explain to us how they could prove guilt over innocents, or innocence over guilt, what did you actually find? this was a case when the issues were effectively whether the complainant and liam allan were in an abusive relationship where sacks had been forced. he was facing six counts of rape. six counts of assault by penetration. when i was finally handed the disk of the complainant's download of her messages, which was partway through the trial, was about to cross examine the complainant, i took them home to look at them. we were then told by the prosecution that they were not disclosable and there was nothing that undermined their case and assisted our case. having taken that disc away and frankly stayed up all night with it i found the sort of messages which wholly undermined the complaina nt‘s position. messages between herself and friends. in which it was quite clear that she missed him dreadfully. she enjoyed the sacks they had together. and this was nothing

>> like edgar allan powell's telltale heart.i thought it was one of those things, either someone would help me or i was going to just blurt it out. at the iowa caucuses huckabee won by 7. mike huckabee was actually very friendly to immigrant rights as governor of arkansas and when he ran for president he was really conservative about it. i had a few minutes of this interview and i thought i would out myself. i thought i was going to blurt it out that this person was me in front of you and i did it. i got the interview ted kennedy won and i did it so there were so many moments that i was passing -- passing is seductive. it is easier to lay low, do your thing, not rock the boat. i did that for 12 years. so i think for me it was either someone was going to out me or i was going to out myself so i chose the latter. >> host: dear america is the name of the book. notes of an undocumented citizen. it is available in september. you

allan little, bbc news.powers to stop suspected foreign intelligence agents at the border. the plans are part of the home office's new counter terrorism and border security bill. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at the home office now. is this a direct result of the salisbury attack? yes, it absolutely is. in the aftermath of that attack in salisbury, ministers and officials looked that britain's defences against so—called hostile states like russia and decided a new law was needed, very similar to ones used against terrorists. under the proposed new law which still has to be approved by mps, police, customs and immigration officers would be able to detain someone for up to six hours at a port or border crossing, if they are thought to pose a risk ata if they are thought to pose a risk at a national security. officers would be able to question their detainee. they would be able to examine their property and also strip—searched them if it is thought they are involved in espionage or a threat

of france and from the united states from historian allan harrington director of the german film institute. last week our panelists debated the me too movement and its global effects. this time they'll tackle the a sign of self-determination. or a symbol of oppression. what i say is that as a woman you should be free to do whatever you want to do you with your body if you want to or his job you should be free not to wear it if you don't want to want to wear hijab you should be supported in order not to wear it and what's going on for example now in iran is very interesting because. women are protesting in the street to choose to protest against the fact that the job is is that is mandatory and you even see women with his job supporting their non his job and sisters in their right not to wear it and that's something i try to very make really make clear because there is something that is very patronize ing when you see a woman who has a huge job and you say you know to me feminism means to be uncovered any comments on this they'll depict before we start you know. defending the right of women

allan little, bbc news.r of mexican nuns in order to save a critically endangered amphibian from extinction. the axolotl is a salamander that is unique to mexico. but it has been almost wiped out by pollution and over—fishing. however, scientists say the nuns could hold the key to saving it. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has sent this report from central mexico. lake patzcuaro, central mexico. the only place in the world where you just might find a critically endangered axolotl local known locally as the achoce. known locally as the achoce. this vast lake used to be teeming with this species of axolotl, but now the scientists studying them have set out traps to catch them and this is a half kilometre long line with 100 traps and they're hoping to find just two or three that they can take some samples from. scientists are here on a mission to prevent these strange amphibians from being wiped out completely. deforestation, which is dragging down sediments to the lake, and we have as well pollution —

is our correspondent allan fish i mean how are the u.s. really justifying the move allan considering they said that they wanted to pull back from sort of any financial confrontation with the chinese because of their involvement in the recent north korea talks. exactly and you'll remember that it was just at the end of last month that steve miller who was the treasury secretary said that the trade war with china had been put on hold for the time being and then donald trump said no that's not the case so the chinese have been slightly concerned there are mixed messages coming out of the trumpet ministration there are mechanisms for avoiding trade disputes like this it's called the world trade organization the united states could easily go there and say look we have a problem with what the chinese are doing but that decided to impose these tariffs the chinese have said look we don't want to respond but we will and there is an interest among economists who believe that because the communist party has its hand on so many of the levers of econom

allan thank you. catheters says it's taking the u.a.e. to the un international court of justice over human rights violations the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain in the age of severed ties with qatar last june and expelled its citizens that are says this violated the rights of its citizens the book hitting countries accuse the how of supporting terrorism which still denies. painkillers and vital medical equipment are in short supply in gaza to treat the thousands of wounded from weeks of anti israeli protests with the protests expected to continue the hospital crisis will probably worsen the doctors from morocco are providing some rest fight our correspondent in iran can report now from gaza city. mohammad baraka is one of fourteen thousand seven hundred palestinians injured during weeks of and he's ready protests in gaza he was shot in the leg by an israeli sniper on the fourteenth of may is he can't help him they don't have enough equipment or medical supplies if he doesn't get proper treatment soon they'll have to amputate his leg because o

i mean one of germany's top c e o's rested over the emissions cheating scandal how serious is that allan well it does seem to be a rather serious development we've known for about a week now that federal prosecutors were investigating as a start on a possible connection of fraudulent connections to this diesel emissions scandal and what happened today was actually he was arrested based on suspicion that he might be attempting to tamper with evidence or manipulating witnesses that the prosecutors would like to speak with and that really kind of goes to show the intensity and scrutiny that mr savva is facing at the hands of federal prosecutors so it is a rather serious development we don't know if it's going to result in formal charges over it speaks to just the level of scrutiny he's currently facing and of course we've seen well arrests in the united states so far but only if i turn to you one just get to the impression. i mean germany there's been a lot of complaints that germany didn't really crack down on german com makers of the emissions scandal broke is that scandal finally coming

one of the players i think you did really good in the first half before his injury allan's ago it was walking away to make zone seemingly in a lot of pain and it seems like a hamstring injury but generally ending is world cup but again the medical staff of the russian national team will tell us in the coming hours whether that injury would be very serious but other than that they seemed really happy and everyone was very very cheerful but of course the world cup wouldn't be complete without a peaceful life and ceremony we had one say robbie williams performed a string of pace including let me entertain you and then brazil legend renowned i was also getting a child to take the cake and pass the ball to the world cup mascot because you don't know the sound of the fans i didn't see the need to get high hey it's time he found thousands of people have chills place no value to you in the moment he. will come like a. boy hardly anybody to. me it's not. the ones that really. feel the old. but. look. many of you. there say your cynical pretty proven to be so. for the most. people look at our h

one of the players i think you did really good in the first half before his injury allan's ago it was walking away to make zone seemingly in a lot of pain and it seems like a hamstring injury but sensually ending his world cup but again the man.

one of the players i think you did really good in the first half before his injury allan's ago it was walking away to the make zone seemingly in a lot of pain and it seems like a hamstring injury but sensually ending his world cup but again the medical staff of the russian national team will tell us in the coming hours whether that injury would be very serious but other than that they seemed really happy and everyone was very very cheerful but of course the world cup wouldn't be complete without a beautiful life and ceremony we had one say robbie williams performed a string of pace including let me entertain you and then brazil legend renowned i was also getting a child to take me pick possible to the world cup mascot because you don't know the sound of the fans i see vinnie getting high hey it's time he found thousands of people have children this old that you know in the old winning the world cup like. going hardly anybody to. me is. one of the ones that really. look. but you think. there's a question is a pretty good. look for example that when they hear the song frankly people loo

one of the players i think you did really good in the first half before his injury allan's ago it was walking away to make zone seemingly in a lot of pain and it seems like a hamstring injury but generally ending is world cup but again the medical staff of the russian national team will tell us in the coming hours whether that injury would be very serious but other than that they seemed really happy and everyone was very very cheerful but of course the world cup wouldn't be complete without a beautiful life and ceremony we had one say robbie williams performed a string of face including let me entertain you and then brazil legend renowned i was also having a child take me pick and pass the ball to the world cup mascot you know if you don't know down to the fans i didn't see the need to get high hey this time he found thousands of people have children this old man in the old winning the world cup like. anybody to. me it's. the ones that really. feel. it but it was. a. very hard. look. many of you think. there's a bush and a pretty good. possible that when they hear the song frankly peo

work and the practice let's go live now to capitol hill i was here as alan fisher is with us live allan i understand that donald trump just left capitol hill what happened. well he was on the hill for an hour he was speaking to republicans we thought there'd be much more of a turn for all but according to people are coming out of the meeting this was donald trump essentially speaking for most of the time he didn't take questions he talked about immigration a little bit he also talked about tax cuts and more he done with the tax code and they also of course mentioned the russian vest a geisha and said how it was a witch hunt no afterwards there were congressmen who say that he's going to approve any bill that comes out of the house and the senate that goes back to the position he held at the beginning of last week but flipped on friday because he said anything that came out of the house and senate he wanted to see it would have his input and then would send it back that would slow everything down what does this mean for the position down on the border wall while republicans think they ma

in the history of the world and let's bring in alan fischer who's following this in washington and allan donald trump really trying to restore some advantage of the i guess off the ongoing debacle over immigration. exactly he's trying to highlight what he sees as the dangers of undocumented migrants coming into the country interesting that he started off by saying that these people have been permanently separated so not quite dismissing the separation of children from their families which is the road that has been building up particularly over the last week that saw him take that executive order action but saying that these families are american citizens who are apparently a separated from their loved ones it's interesting that again and again he hammered the media saying you never hear these stories which isn't true back in twenty sixteen when donald trump started meeting with the angel families on the campaign trail there was a lot done a both their stories at that point and they have been revisited in the media since then perhaps not quite as much but you it's clear the subtext there

allan guest at frankfurt airport city managed by for. the g. seven summit is underway in the canadian province of quebec trade is top of the agenda european leaders reportedly confronted u.s. president donald trump with data on the negative impact of tariffs but he maintained his stance that the u.s. was being disadvantaged in international trade the meeting did not address.

>> we need to stop feeding the beast. >> simple. >> tony, and allan seems to clear an economic cold war >> we are in a trade and tariff war with china and the rest of the world. >> we have been in a trade with china for 30 years now, we have not been engaged in it >> we have done well in it >> have we the belief that we have failed in our come pipetition with chis flat out wrong >> let's be clear, if you are an american firm that has to compete globally against other firms that are competing gleblly and you want to shut them off from china as a market and a source for components then you are putting an anchor -- so there will be a tremendous opportunity that opens up. >> we are continuing to grow >> you guys are talking at the same time. sorry, i can't understand either of you tony, why don't you go ahead >> the myth of hollowing out of american manufacturing, it is exactly what politicians have sell voters and why voters have come to a lot loose faith in it and not because we have industrial power housing we continue to be in the face of arising china and other rising country in east a

interference allan simples from the national university of general sarm yanto says the crisis in argentinas the result of government policies. not only president. say we would never go back to the i.m.f. but the current economy minister before he was economy minister. but very recently said the very same thing so indeed why are we going back to the i.m.f. well we're going back to the i.m.f. because of an economic crisis sensually generated by the policies of the mockery administration since they assumed in december of two thousand and fifteen argentina's main issue is the foreign exchange constraint what economists call the foreign exchange constraint i.e. the lack of. foreign exchange or dollars as they say here. to meet external needs be a trade to be its tourism be its debt service and so. the way the government has gone about solving that problem under monkee has been a very dramatic increase in public debt a group of catholic bishops in nicaragua has met the president wanting to help stop weeks of violence they're now waiting for daniel ortega has written response to their offer to me

you can use this expression is is plays a very great role that nowadays you know so little i wonder allan was the. new right want. done a quote from the c.s. use mark assertive we've been talking a marcus order from the from bavaria very conservative he called this week for the all he described this is the end of the era of orderly multilateralism translated and this is not just semantics that seems to mean to me that what he is propagating is the beginning of an era of on ordinary on orderly unilateralism that is a whole sea change that is a move away from the post-war consensus liberal values based politics or what i think he means meant. though with the difficult to say what i think he meant was within europe the idea that europe moves so to speak in lockstep it's obvious that that not the case no one wants to join the euro zone anymore for instance because they see what happened to greece and in the young carians are leading a revolt against migration with the visit grad group of four who are meeting today i think to two with the austrians by the way to combine their policies to coord

fraud and money laundering and of course on all of these charges paul metaphor pleads not guilty or allan thanks very much indeed and fischer reporting there from washington d.c. four palestinians have been killed in gaza including a fifteen year old boy after israeli forces fired tear gas and live bullets of protesters at the border medics say more than six hundred others have been injured in the violence on thursday israeli military planes dropped leaflets into the enclave urging residents to avoid the border area israeli forces have killed at least one hundred eighteen palestinians during weeks of demonstrations that began at the end of march imran khan is at the gaza israeli border and he has more. as you can see the palestinians are burning tires just over that close to the israeli buffer zone now every so often the israelis fire off a volley of tear gas they're using this in two different ways firstly coming in from jeeps to give them a height on the take as comes down into the crowd trying to suppress them clearly it's not working the crowd all still there but they're also using te

allan series. shift this week on. so we could improvements all the time with more public transportation and i would be in the big cities. some of it is the car sharing the point is that energy has to com look for a clean source renewable we need to produce wonderful batteries full color so that all cars we want to look tricity with no emission batteries with high capacity of electricity it will take us hundreds of kilometers of this it's very tough when you're doing problem it's chemistry it's physics it's material science. who would do it it would take time but believe. this is. israel's prime minister. his tour of european capitals today. who told germany it's time to get tough. and.

of interference allan symbolists from the national university of general manto says the crisis in argentina is the result of government policies. not only president. say we would never go back to the i.m.f. but the current. economy minister before he was economy minister. but very recently said the very same thing so indeed why are we going back to the i.m.f. well we're going back to the i.m.f. because.

thank you so much allan that we just have time now for a quick reminder of the top stories that we have been following for you here at g.w. a u.s. federal judge has ordered that children separated from their parents at the mexican border must be requestion of the patients for any breaking news you can also use that to send us photos and videos that you feel are newsworthy and you can watch this program on live stream. and with that you are up to date now on you i'm sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching have a great day. for the focus on. reliable what do you. do the distance for. the moment. a little. everything money in sweden trust. truism also applies to economics. because distrust is a battle that. creates a climate. and those are contracts. mean to sign a loss of contract economic back to us. made in germany in sixty minutes. assignment a clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love. a clash that's shaking families and society to the core. of. my father would be angry sometimes i think i'm alr

next year is asian cup for the first time but domestically the game is still struggling to miller allan dolan reports from kidd a power on in the province of court about zero. following his football dream ralph says he has loved the sport for as long as he can remember his aspirations are no different to those of many boys to be a professional football player but it comes from them and in the region of the philippines long held back by poverty and conflict and dreams like his are often have to remain just that a dream rob studies during weekdays in the other city but on weekends he travels for hours to this town of keep the power on to teach football to young kids so you know and i feel bad when i see children here not reach their full potential in football they cannot afford coaches so i share with them what i learned and what they can barely afford sports clothes to play young and have to make do with whatever space they're given. he was. but rob says the recent historic win of the philippine national football team vs goals against the justice john is inspiring it is the first time th

government to get him back let's break now to adam fisher is following the story in washington and allanas i understand it the zero tolerance policy is still in place is just how the administration is going to deal with families. exactly you know what we're hearing from the pentagon is that they're providing facilities for twenty thousand migrant children on four in bases thought to be in texas and arkansas but quite how did that work so it isn't entirely clear and that's the difficulty since the signing of the executive order there isn't a great deal of clarity of what happens next there has been a big pronouncement but no idea of who puts plans in place and how this all develops one thing we do know is that the trumpet ministration is going to go to the courts to ask them to expand what is known as the florida's ruling no that is a court precedent that was set in the one nine hundred ninety s. where it said that children of illegal immigrants cannot be held for anything more than twenty days held with their parents and they also have to be held in facilities that are appropriate for th

really angry right now because the country really is being run by a massage nest thank you very much allan for. for that comment obviously. i'd like to get to the situation in india where women are also fighting not only gender battles but also issues of class and caste and poverty and so on a return to your statement the statement i opened with about you with the indian women's movement here in the west our our perception of india is obviously highly polarized on the one hand you mentioned bollywood romantic exaggerated cliches but then on the other hand the shocking incidents of rape. what can you tell us there are two to kind of give us a more differentiated view of the reality of women in india that you see well i think it's actually it's unfortunate that the image of india that gets projected is either a terribly spiritual country which is not very materialistic in many ways or of a country that's terribly violent toward its towards its women and this is not to say violence does not exist but it is also a country which is actually fantastically country full of opportunities for women

of interference allan symbolists from the national university of general. says the crisis in argentina is the result of government policies. not only president. say we would never go back to the i.m.f. but the current economy minister before he was economy minister. but very recently said the very same thing so indeed why are we going back to the i.m.f. well we're going back to the i.m.f. because of an economic crisis sensually generated by the policies of the mockery administration since they assume in december of two thousand and fifteen argentina's main issue is the foreign exchange constraint what economists call the foreign exchange constraint i.e. the lack of. foreign exchange or dollars as they say here. to meet external needs be a trade to be its tourism be its debt service and so. the way the government has gone to solving that problem under monkee has been a very dramatic increase in public debt afghanistan's president has announced a temporary ceasefire with the taliban to coincide with the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan there has been m

one of the players i think you did really good in the first half before his injury allan's ago it was walking away from the make zone seemingly in a lot of pain and it seems like a hamstring injury but sensually ending his world cup but again the medical staff of the russian national team will tell us in the coming hours whether that injury would be very serious but other than that they seemed really happy and everyone was very very cheerful. of course the world cup wouldn't be complete without id to feel like in ceremony we had one to robbie williams perform destroying your face including let me entertain you and then brazil legend renowned i was also getting a child to take me possible to the world cup mascot because you've gone off the sound of the fans and today to believe he can get his time he found thousands of people have chosen this old. boy in the opening of the world cup like a. long hard look at anybody to. believe he is going to. be one of the ones that really the. feel of the good old. but. there's a question pretty good to be so. old so many people i mean everybody stor

of course this news is just sinking in allan i mean how are the u.s. justifying the move to a certain extent considering they'd also said they wanted to sort of pull back from any sort of financial confrontation with the chinese because of their involvement with recent talks progress with north korea. exactly and you remember that steve mission who's the treasury secretary said just last month that the trade war with china was on hold then he was contradicted by president donald trump so the chinese are concerned that there were mixed messages coming out of washington d.c. also there's a feeling that donald trump me feel emboldened because in the past he always needed china's help to remain in north korea to keep their nuclear ambitions and check now he's built up this relationship with the north korean leader during this summit in singapore he perhaps feels he no longer needs north korea to deliver what he sees is a big when the denuclearization of north korea and so he's pushed ahead after meeting your street advisors on thursday with this list eight

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well i don't know and canada i don't know who's going to step forward if anyone our key correspondent allan thank you alex had a great weekend. so tight he general. now the large french bank is back in the bad spotlight related to the library scandal the london interbank offered rate was manipulated dating back many years in fact i was part of that investigation of my old financial regulatory job well there's new news on soc gen as evidence just released documents senior executives allegedly directed that manipulation themselves libel rates can impact everything anyone purchases on credit from home mortgages or student loans credit cards interest rates the former head of corporate investment banking michael the retail and didier valet who recently resigned are both implicated in the rate rigging scandal on monday the company agreed to pay a fine to u.s. and french authorities of one point three billion dollars related to the matter and a separate libyan bribery case. we've reported and discussed in some detail just the other day in fact on the efforts by argentina to seek another internatio

president of the american immigration lawyers association alan or joining us tonight from washington allan we appreciate your insights tonight thank you. for the fate of german chancellor angela merkel and her government hanging in the balance tonight a crucial european union summit begins tomorrow and on the agenda europe's policy or lack thereof to deal with migration merkel has vowed to bring europe together on a new migration plan if she fails to do that she faces a rebellion from her own conservatives and the collapse of her own government. fast diplomacy you commission chief. spanish prime minister people sanchez french president. nieto european allies now. however you look at it migration is a european challenge at the moment perhaps the greatest challenge and the cohesion of this european union is at stake. when you. merkel is backed by a french president in one way mark or in her search for a european solution there to reprise and the hard core of a multilateral you wrote. following the same line other bene look states also spain portugal and greece the mediterranean countries esp

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lived out of washington i was there as alan fisher is on capitol hill allan the president came to the capitol. and left what happened. but he spent an hour with fellow republicans he was talking about immigration but don't trumping donald trump also wandered off script and started talking about his tax cuts from at the end of last year and also went on to see surprise surprise that the russian investigation is a witch hunt at the end of the meeting he was only in there for an hour some republican said it was a good meeting donald trump says he's going to saying anything that comes out of the house and the senate needs to go through both chambers of course but there's a difficulty there here's the difficulty that there's a couple of bills that are floating around here but there's no consensus on the best way forward that would manage to get through the house and the senate and because of that those in the senate republicans in the senate are what he wanted very narrow legislative fix to see that children would be separated from the parents on the southern border but the democrats aren'

of the fact that he is the commander in chief alan fischer with the latest on that from washington allan thank you. it's going to the u.k. now the government here has been forced to make concessions to see off a potentially damaging rebellion over breck's it plans tory m.p.'s had threatened to vote against the government over whether parliament will get a meaningful vote on the final breaks it deal a government minister resigned on tuesday over concerns the way the cabinet is approaching its brics it agenda well lawrence leigh is outside parliament in central london and for us laurence the government is doing a trade off seems to be doing a trade off with the rebels what would that trade off actually involve. well it's really complicated and without going into too much of the detail what what he would do would be allow parliament to first of all scrutinizing the also many sort of deal that the u.k. government claim to have with the european union that if he didn't like it said of the government you've got to go back and try again there are a couple of timelines built into this one of the

united states myopic behavior that will harm both parties and fissures lifeless at the white house allan trump seems to be saying everything is still fine but isn't this next collation. it is china had been confused about exactly what the white house is going to do don't trump has been talking about this for a while he compiled the less that would be for tariffs last month steve mission has the treasury secretary said no the war is on hold donald trump then countermanded him by saying that's not the case and now he's decided that he's going to go ahead with the status which is essentially an extra tax on certain goods that are coming in to the country the industries that are most likely to be hit or are going to be most hit are automotive the tech sector i grew culture and also the aerospace industry and so those are all industries that china was trying to build up part of its china twenty twenty five program to get a march on some of its economic rivals but there are those who see this isn't a good idea quite simply because of the world's two biggest economies getting ready to go head t

here to talk about it is harvard law school's allan dershowitz ad also jeffrey toobin joins well.e of michael cohen looking for a new legal team. there are various reports. >> i see them all working together. if you are worried about paying too much in legal fees, it is cheaper to coopera than to litigate. if you want a lawyer who is closer and more familiar with the southern district, t is also a likelihood that you want somebody who is admired and respected in the south district who can make a deal with you. i think the real problem is that he can't cooperate as much as he would like to because he can't disclose anything that is lawyer/client privilege. he can disclose things outside of the privilege. but he can't just walk in and say let me tell you anyth i know about my former client donald trump. the u.s. attorney's office would not ethically be able to accept that kind of information. but it looks toe that it is moving into cooperation or a flip. >> do you agree with that? >> 90% of the people who are indicted in federal court wind up pleading guilty. if he is indicted, chan

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