president trump said allan knows how to get things done that is until now. >> bret: thank you. arizona senator and former republican presidential nominee john mccain put an end to his medical battle against brain cancer. that statement came from the family this morning. it was followed by an outpouring of statements from colleagues on both sides of the aisle on capitol hill. peter is on capitol hill with details. >> john mccain fought brain cancer for 13 months but he will no longer seek treatment. john surpassed expectations for his survival but the progress of the disease and the advance of age rendered their verdict. mccain was a prison of war for 5 years in vietnam. >> i celebrate what he's been able to do. >> he ran for president twice. >> he is nice. >> no, ma'am. he is a decent family man. >> mccain lost the general election to barack obama. >> the american people have spoken and they have spoken clearly. >> the 81-year-old developed a reputation as a maverick sometimes siding with democrat colleagues voting against bush tax cuts and the repealing of obamacare. >> i alwa

and he called in the dean of american historians back then, allan nevins. peter: i have a picture of it right here. dr. robertson: nevins is the second man on the left. the president is standing over there and i'm right behind him. he called in allan nevins and basically said, asked nevins if he would take the chairmanship. and kennedy made it plain that he wanted a respected academician to be in charge and he also wanted one to be the academic erector of every -- academic director of the working commission. i think he's standing behind nevins in the back. compassressman of iowa, michelin will knew more about the u.s. capitol building that anybody who ever lived. and he took me on tours of it regularly. you might be surprised to learn that the need the capital building, the basement after basement. it was during one of those tours that i saw the link in california. impression it made me, it was still there. my experience in a funeral home is what clicked that on. was him that came after me on behalf of the commission. i turned him down. doidn't want anythin

civil rights rally organized by the unite the right group alan fischer has the latest from washington allan what's happening there now. well this is lafayette park is right in front of the white house you can see perhaps the world's most famous building right there across the park and the crowd has grown in the last hour there's a few hundred people here these are people who intend to confront the so-called all right the white supremacists have been given permission to host the rally here and it would be unusual for a first amendment freedom of speech rally to be refused permission here in washington d.c. and that's why this unite the right rally to go to its approvals you can see that the police are taking all sorts of precautions on many of the law if not all of them there is a reminder that no one is allowed to be carrying a firearm here in washington d.c. these roads will be closed there is an extensive police presence in the streets around here but also particularly in the park the intention is there will be two lines of police and there will be what they call a decontamination room in

to respond and they will respond in a similar fashion ellen fish of their life in the white house allan thank you. well you're watching al-jazeera live from london still to come on our program france approves a bill to speed up the deportation of failed asylum seekers and a u.s. judge blocks how to print your own gun guide from being published online all that more when we come back. hello and welcome to international weather forecast apart from stockholm in the north. i'm correct in the south and moscow in the east is thirty degrees plus across the whole of europe in our chart for thursday and indeed can interfere in potential is in excess of forty degrees with every prospect of temperatures over the weekend rising to between forty five and forty eight degrees celsius across southwestern parts of spain and on into portugal so basically very hot situation across many parts of europe but also with some isolated but quite severe thunderstorms across the alps stone through the balkans did up towards the baltic states we could see one or two storms developing so heading down into north afric

base is your business update i'm allan humphrey in berlin glad you could join me the trumpet administration and mexico have reached a preliminary deal to replace the north american free trade agreement that's according to the u.s. president now donald trump has been a harsh critic of nafta calling it a job killer saying it encourages u.s. companies to move production south of the border to exploit low wages when it comes to the new deal trump says it will help manufacturers and farmers on both sides of the border. donald trump welcome to overhaul the twenty four year trade pact as he suggested a new name for it if canada is not included in this thing. he says to do they used to call it a nap they were going to call it the united states mexico trade agreement it will get rid of the name nafta has a bad connotation because united states was hurt very badly by now for many years and now it's a really good deal for both countries. u.s. negotiators were pushing for a sunset clause requiring renewal of the deal every five years but the mexican side succeeded in adding a clause that would give it

now has the latest from washington and allan all that is all violence in these protests today. i am not sure if you can hear me police are doing everything they can to keep both sides apart as john was explaining over in lafayette park there is a barrier done in the middle and there. that was about it done the middle. did that on one side there's the anti fascist protesters on the other side we will see the right wing joining me live now here is key who's one of the the organizers of this event. we see a lot of people here you think there's probably about five hundred but it's a broad alliance yes so it's being organized by the answer coalition that since for act now to stop war and and racism and that's who i'm with but we have a very broad coalition of d.c. based activists we have groups like link up one d.c. stop police or project d.c. one d.c. code pink student groups from george washington university so yeah it's a broad progressive coalition why are people coming on what is a very humid sunday afternoon but i'm sure there are many other things we could be doing because i

if somebody else tells a different truth that the prosecutor believes that's the way i would put it allan thank you so much the book is the case against the v.g. trump the guess is the felix frankfurter the professor of law america is that harvard law school thank you so much alan those old goat oh it's a pleasure thank you be well stay right there we'll have more politicking right after the break. aeroflot russian airlines. in a world of big partisan movie lot 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 bats 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 watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian and lights. let's see. going back to politicking with the metaphor of conviction in the michael cohen pleading guilty to charges related to money he spent on behalf of trump during the twenty six dean campaign many democratic lawmakers are calling for a delay in thi

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al allan, what is protocol for unaccompanied minors like this, when they're diverted to another city,ocol putting them in an employee's car and taking them to a hotel? >> no there is not. this is an ad hoc procedure taken by airline employees because there was no policy they followed. >> so what they are they supposed to do with the kids? >> delta actually has a policy and procedure for? situatio this situation, but the other airlines don't. >> what do you want from the airline? >> i don't know that i want necessarily anything from frontier in regards to a excellent or a statement. but i would like to see changes in policies and procedures being put into place. like allan mentioned, i think delta is the only airline that has a strict procedure in place, other airlines have come forward and said they have some type of procedure. and i don't think it's industry wide through aviation, but i would like rules and policies and procedures put in place so this incident doesn't happen again. so next time if it does happen again, it may not end well for the kids. >> thanks so much for your time

prosecutors in the us have granted immunity to the chief financial officer of donald trump's business empire allan vice oberg is also treasurer of trump's charitable foundation is being questioned as part of an investigation linked to michael cohen trumps for more personal lawyer on tuesday cohen pleaded guilty to breaking campaign finance laws and accused the president of directing him to do so cohen's now assisting the special investigation into russian interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election. refugees living in bangladesh or holding protests to mark one year since a military crackdown forced them to flee their homes in me in march there are now more than seven hundred thousand of them in camps in buying today. a new diplomatic row has broken out between the u.s. and pakistan's new government the two countries disagree of what's been said in a phone call between pakistan's prime minister in cannes and u.s. secretary of state might pump a zero washington says it stands behind it's only a statement the pump a zero specifically discussed terrorism islamabad says that didn't ha

but as the war kept going and escalating for four, five years, and our own senator, allan cranston said enough is enough, and he came home and said, we got to pull out now. i graduated in '67, my father after listening to walter cronkite saying this war was beyond belief, allan cranston our senator said we have got to pull out now. i graduated in '67 among well over 700 students. only a few, handful, stood up at that ceremony. over 700 parents, mind you, parents sitting out there, grandparents, from world war ii, korea, possibly world war i, great grandparents, et cetera, were shocked when none of us stood up for the flag salute or the national anthem. that was our protest. >> comments of nancy there. lynn novick, want to respond? >> yeah, you know, it's painful for nancy and her generation to feel that they were trying to get a message across to their parents and grandparents and they weren't ready to hear it. as she said, her father did come around. and as the caller earlier said, he was in the service and he later realized the war was a mistake. so the shift did happen over time, but

allan the big shop attentions returned to the caucasus you can see the white cloud here and also took past on the far north of iran if you're really lucky they probably you won't be there want to shasta potentially around the caspian but i think iran is going to go towards tashkent and beyond our ability to find decent rain is still there in the far north of pakistan little less so in the south but again wouldn't share to karate if you're lucky otherwise the picture is a dry one still a dusty one in iraq still about about the thirty one mark on the coast of the with no i'm sure breeze of the east and met now recently the breezes come out of iraq has brought a bit more humidity with it to cut out the u.a.e. that's like to go back to the dusty size a dusty in eastern side of saudi temperatures rise as a result forty for the full cost which is rather high the mecca the potential for showers is still there in yemen and of course the saudi if you still blowing in salalah big shots right tropical africa in the south a useful addition around the eastern cape there's been a lot of cloud recen

we cannot go live to alan fischer who's near the white house at lafayette square allan tell us what's happening there. well if you take a look you can see that there are still thousands of people here in lafayette square these are the people who are protesting the white supremacists who go to paramount for around four hundred people to stage their own rally in a corner of the park here which as you can see is right next to the white house in fact if you look on the roof of the white house you see a number of secret service personnel are keeping an eye on events very close by now although that a permit for somewhere in the region of four hundred there is only a few dozen actually turned up for this protest vastly outnumbered by the coalition of people who came here to protest but just in the last hour i can tell you i've seen a bizarre scene where two people who were clearly on their way to this rally they were clearly white supremacists you could tell that because of what they were seeing they were surrounded by members from the d.c. peace team who were trying to keep them safe as the

. >> reporter: the money man behind donald trump's deals making one of his own, allan weiselberg, the trump organization chief financial officer granted immunity to make the case against the president's former lawyer, according to sources familiar with the matter. perhaps no one knows more about the president's finances than weisselberg other than michael cohen who pleaded guilty to finance violations this week. >> why did weisselberg get immtoy but in cohen's plea agreement, prosecutors reference executive one who helped funnel fake invoices through the trump company. that money reimbursed cohen for a payoff to a porn star to keep her quiet about an alleged affair to the president. knowledge of the case ecutive one is weisselberg. >> it me that there is yet another person in the donald trump organization that committed a crime and needs immunity for the crimes that he committed. that's a significant development. >> the reason they get immunity is because they did something wrong. >> reporter: the president derided immunity during the campaign. >> reporter: we learned another ali got

he made it like an edgar allan poe and of course edgar allan poe was living at that time. he also resurrected this idea of virginia dare who was governor john white's daughter, went to the colony and they are within a week or two, she gave birth to the first english child born in the new world. who was named virginia, after the name of the english name given to that area. so, he wrote about this and then it got really interesting. but how does this fit in? in 1830, what's happening in this country? well, there is a very controversial president, very mercurial president who is hated by half the population. [laughter] who really was at odds with the minority in the country at that moment. and people calling for his impeachment, you know he was really, tearing the country apart over a country that was being torn apart. it was a time when the cherokee were being displaced and other indians like the choctaw were being displaced. and the southerners are bringing in their slaves. meanwhile, nat turner 's rebellion was happening hundred miles north and then you have german immigra

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federal prosecutors have granted immunity to someone else from donald trump's inner circle allan weisel burr weisel burgos the long time chief financial officer of the trump organization as part of the investigation into u.s. president onil trump's former personal attorney michael cohen sharma times he joins us live now from washington d.c. this is this is someone who donald trump goes back a very very long way with she have what else do we know. right so as you said this is all part of the investigation into michael kirby who's admitted that he was part of a conspiracy a criminal conspiracy to break campaign finance law by paying money to women who claim to have had an affair with donald trump during the presidential election it breaks the law because paying enormous sums of money to women i thought of as campaign campaign contributions and there is actually a very strict set of set limits on campaign finance contributions actually weisel has already spoken about this he actually testified before a grand jury in the summer and there are allegations that some of this money was paid thro

certainly a big cap to what's been a terrible week for the president as far as these mounting legal issues allan weisel bird is the one man described to know the ins and the outs of trump's professional and personal finances not only is weisel berg the chief financial officer of the trump organization but he is the only non trump family member who is a trustee of the president's personal interests in his businesses while he's in office. also reportedly assisted in preparing the tax returns for the president and has worked for his family now going on for decades of the fact that he reportedly flipped and is now cooperating with prosecutors is a very troubling fact for the president to face at the confession of his long time personal attorney michael cohen and his guilty pleas on tuesday to eight criminal charges including campaign finance violations all what all while implicating trump in a court in the process and that's only the beginning we also have the name of david pecker to add to the list of close trump associates who have flipped packer was the publisher is the publisher of the national

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have granted immunity to the chief financial officer of donald trump's business empire allan vizsla bugs being questioned as part of an investigation linked to michael cohen he's trump's far more personal lawyer until tuesday cohen pleaded guilty to breaking campaign finance laws and accused the president of directing him to do so. ranger refugees living in bangladesh are holding protests to mark one year since a military crackdown force them to flee their homes in me in march the un has described the military's attacks on the ranger as a textbook case of ethnic cleansing but are now more than seven hundred thousand of them in camps in bangladesh. the international committee of the red cross says nearly one million ethiopians have been forced to flee their homes after a surge in local violence fighting between the old homo and goodale people is taking place along the border it is a good day oh and west. a judge in ecuador has suspended some of the recently imposed entry restrictions for venezuelans fleeing a deepening economic and political crisis a week ago ecuador announced venezuelans

camp for internally displaced people in one day it is there a he me district and let's go straight to allan fisher is following developments from neighboring down in tell me what more you found out about what's happened. well we're trying to piece this together from local reports on the ground in yemen that we've been receiving over the last couple of hours we know that there was an airstrike in guerrilla fico which is also in the same district according to you each state media that was carried out by who see fighters and it killed one child in a couple of hours later there was an attack also in the same district at this time carried out by the sodium led coalition and according to local reports on the ground there more than thirty people were killed there saying at least twenty of them were children and local journalists on the ground are quoting the health ministry in sanaa as a way of confirmation if this was to be the case of course it comes just two weeks after the saudi led coalition carried out an attack on a school bus which killed fifty people forty of them children and it was late

that question i'm joined here in the studio by three astute observers and analysts beginning with allan poe's author and commentator for the berlin newspaper the felt who says europe must help to keep the ad ones come and go but the turkish people remain europe's bridge to the muslim world. also with us is christophe on national chief diplomatic correspondent for another berlin daily the target christophe police that other one is a misguided watercraft she'll only respond to pressure and not to support and a warm welcome to to set a set of ahead of foreign news the torch of others politics department zeta argues that europe must strive for a stable turkey but not at any cost. thank you all for being here about to begin with data of course and invite you to map out for us just how grave the current crisis in turkey's well of course the government is still trying to downplay it is trying to say yes we will survive this one is keen on trying to convince the public this way however the citizens are already feeling the pain very very intensely right now as the sacrifies. days in turkey it's

well as allan is just mention president had one has accused the united states of launching what he has economic coup against turke. let's get a feel for what the president himself and some of his turkish compatriots have been sake. it will lose their reading so there is no difference between the attacks on our economy and the attacks on our religion and our nation. the goal is the same. and that is to bring turkey and its people to their knees. and hold them hostage. is that all about. yepsen missing the americans impose their sanctions we have president everyone will find back we're not finished yet. i had a few dollars and i went right out and exchange them. also. get out of the older segment coming up if we stick together the us sanctions won't have any effect on us. must maybe this will bring us closer together. go up there did this new album. this affects all of us. everything's more expensive prices have doubled. what will happen next? it's bad enough for us older folks. what about the young people and their future? citizens are you was smiling as we listen to that report. yes be

rally for us that's out there live to alan fischer who's near the white house had left out square allan as john was saying it's going to be a big security challenge say in washington at the. same for us there. well there are easily thousands of people here numbers of in school in just the last photo so by the group you can see behind me that's a couple of sections of the black lives matter organization they showed up chanting and singing they have no decided to base themselves just outside the park the park is over here if you look through the trees you can almost see the white house and there are still groups coming to join the thousands in the park the intention is that those opposing the old right the so-called old right the white supremacist will be on one side of the park and those who put the the permit to protest for the right will be over on the other side expecting somewhere in the region of four hundred the counter protest a ready has thousands one of the names on the power to a lot of the counter protest is yes me not. one of the organizers yes we know you must be impressed b

let's go live now to alan fischer who's near the white house at lafayette square allan tell us about what's happening there. well you can see the police are just moving in behind me here that's essentially the step that they will take before they start opening up the roads here the roads here being closed for the last few hours across in the park farragut park which can see right next to the white house just on the other side of the park pennsylvania avenue splits the park from the white house there's still a few hundred protesters but certainly the heavy rain that you can see year and the thunderstorm that we had an hour or so ago certainly took the numbers down not only that but the fact that the number of so-called all right white supremacists who turned up for this event remember they were given a pair met for up to four hundred no more than a couple of dozen actually turned up here so there were thousands and thousands of people here to confront them to drown them out the blood them when they had people speak so the chances of anyone hearing anything at the other rally on the ot

now allan wisenberg has worked for the family the trump family for more than four decades serving as donald trump's executive vice president as well as c.f.o. for the trump organization since two thousand he's also the treasurer of families charitable foundation which is being investigated by the state of new york on thursday david packer c.e.o. of the national enquirer is publisher was also given immunity in the cohen case to discuss his role and hush money payments of bruce fein as a former u.s. says he it's deputy attorney general and he says granting immunity will how prosecutors learn more about what happened it is an absolute crime for a corporation to make any contribution to a political campaign they can't spin one cent providing that assistance directly to a candidate and so granting immunity based upon the public record that seems as though substantial sums were paid from the trump corporation to pay off or to reimburse mr cohen for payments made to these the foreign stars or the playboy bunny for the purpose of influencing the outcome of the election so that being a campai

if somebody else tells a different truth that the prosecutor believes that's the way i would put it allan thank you so much the book is the case against him teaching trump the guess is the felix frankfurter professor of law emeritus at harvard law school thank you so much alan is zero zero zero zero it's a pleasure thank you v well stay right there we'll have more politicking right after the break. aeroflot russian airlines. in a world of big partisan locks 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 and the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. their reforms russia and lines. the future are laws that say the collapse gap when the soviet union collapsed because of the us meddling in boris yeltsin and all that's going on they had this skyrocketing alcoholism and so shoulder toss trophy and here in the us because you have this

have granted immunity to the chief financial officer of donald trump's business empire allan vassal bags being questioned as part of an investigation linked to michael cohen trumps former personal lawyer on tuesday cohen pleaded guilty to breaking campaign finance laws and accused the president of directing them to do so . a judge in ecuador suspended some of the recently imposed entry restrictions for venezuelans fleeing a deepening economic and political crisis earlier this month ecuador announced that venezuelans needed to have a valid passport to get in the court order means they'll now be allowed in with just their id cards for the next forty five days zimbabwe's highest court has upheld the result of last month's presidential election it says there's no proof of voter regularities emerson man and god now really won the vote for the opposition's refused to accept what it called fake results when god was going to be sworn in on sunday ranger refugees living in bangladesh are holding protests to mark one year since a military crackdown forced them to flee from their homes in me in mar

anything about their threat that means you're telling the arab people the only way for you is do is why allan's the only way we're for you is to support extremism and that's what we've been fighting against as arabs because we want to live and let live we want we want to human rights we want to human rights women's rights democracy the rule of law we want peace but with such actions such fascism such apartheid being exercised by israel and israel getting away with it i think this is opening the gate of hell in this region speaking about who is benefiting from it i think there is a deliberate effort on the israeli side now to paint all the gas the protesters as hamas which they clearly weren't having said that do you think there's any truth to the argument that hamas may find these demonstrations and the violence welcome distraction allowing it to refocus you know the growing frustration with that same group in gaza into anger against israel well i don't you know this is this is the israeli argument all the time isabel is defending itself how many israelis were on the domain israelis were killed

receive depends largely on how much force the russian and syrian military is willing to use reach allan's al-jazeera mosque or so here's what's a stake in province the last major rebel russia has called it a hotbed of terrorists the u.n. envoy stuff under mistura believes ten thousand fighters linked to al-qaeda there it's home to nearly three million people almost half the space some territory recaptured by the government including aleppo east and boots and that our province nato has reported a russian naval build up in the mediterranean exercises starting from saturday well not ahead semi's from the university of denver he's highly critical of the un's proposal for a humanitarian corridor or out of it live. it makes no sense to me at all the question is where are they going to go they're certainly not to not going to go into syrian government regime territory they've all fled from there and they are opponents of the assad regime and turkey is the only place they can go there's a long border between in the province and turkey but turkey has explicitly state stated that they have maxed th

united states and the united kingdom allan was just discussing that they provide support to the saudi led coalition so does this put any sort of pressure on those countries to at least reduce their military support of course because i think so because. so many like. pressure groups both countries in the congress on in the parliament in london and not only that but iran as well i think iran should be. concerned because they are supporting the whole of these the whole these cannot continue this war for more than two years without any sort of support from iran we know that so i think all countries are involved in this in this conflict it is. a political solution to this. meeting are they going to transfer. to the united nations security council or not this is the main question right so we will see what happens behind the drama we thank you for joining us from london. u.s. government lawyers say the top u.n. court doesn't have the jurisdiction to weigh in on iran's case against sanctions iran wants the international court of justice to suspend u.s. sanctions imposed three weeks ago its ar

if somebody else tells a different truth that the prosecutor believes that's the way i would put it allan thank you so much the book is the case against the teaching trump the guesses the felix frankfurter the professor of law america's at harvard law school thank you so much alan as old goat oh it's a pleasure thank you be well stay right there we'll have more politicking right after the break. there are three russian and lights. in a world of big partisan movies lot 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 bats 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 watching closely watching the hawks.

so allan tensions have been ratcheting up between the nato allies over the recent weeks can you give small context behind these trade tariffs. or characterized to me as too strong leaders who don't want to give any ground certainly don't want to admit they're wrong there has been a problem between the united states and turkey for a while it's been bubbling on really if you go back to twenty sixteen that will take that as a starting point and the coup that almost unseated the one of course it failed that was in july twenty sixth in the uk say that it was masterminded by a turkish cleric who lives in the united states they demanded to extradition the united states said no that's simply not going to happen the same time there was a pastor called andrew bronson who was arrested in is near a few of the targets you see that he was a key figure in the attempted coup if you're the americans you see he was an evangelical pastor who walked in izmir spoke to many people that he came across during his ministry there and certainly wasn't involved in the coup add into that you have got problems to

under international humanitarian law to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure correspondent allan fisher is joining us for more he's live in neighboring djibouti and the u.n. really warning of how much worse things could get and outlining that how much their efforts are being hampered by the wall. exactly and certainly we know that the united nations immediately says have been warning since the start of august that there is the danger of a tipping point where yemen goes into its third caller epidemic we've already had two to this point as you see one point one million cases reported two thousand three hundred people killed there certainly has been a vaccination program underway we've certainly seen that just in the last month three hundred eighty five thousand people have been vaccinated that to the more than a quarter of a million people in the southern port city of aden who received vaccinations earlier this year the idiot in seas are doing what they can but cholera is caused by people drinking infected water and also eating infected food and the reality is that the infrastructu

water is no country that doesn't share the shoreline will be allowed a military presence there reach allan's al-jazeera moscow. the turkish lira has plunged to a new record low of seven point two four to the dollar in early asia pacific trading and lesser worry over the state of the economy and deteriorating ties with the united states are continuing to drag down the currency the layer has lost about forty percent of its value this year of turkey's president says the u.s. gave turkey a deadline to release a pastor being tried by a turkish court addressing supporters ratchet typer to one reveal details of negotiations between the two countries saying washington had threatened sanctions if turkey refused to release andrew brunson by last wednesday but since then the u.s. has doubled tariffs on turkey is to let alimony i'm important. and explosion in northern syria has killed at least thirty six people including civilians the cause of the blast is unclear but opposition activists suspect a rebel arms depot was detonated dozens of people were also wounded when the five story building collapsed i

which immediately replied to the voice of minister allan montgomery. i think. the basis of statistics and. his statement is untrue no one is more popular than. when john lennon said we are more popular than christ it meant trans go to concert halls rather than to church or to sunday mass. it means that with young people there was more excitement to john lennon's music than to go to mass to listen to words that were two thousand years old he's not saying that it's a good thing it's just a statement of fact something stop. the end it wasn't rock music because that loss of interest in religion that's just how it was it was a sort of evolution of society. in order to avenge that blasphemy some christians from the bible belt in the us rekindled the anti rock music. and when fundamentalists are angry there are calls to burn the heretic so reluctant to teenagers to throw away their treasured beatles possessions was the ku klux klan with bonfires of books on records this one was a longview texas they seized the opportunity to show their christian seal so. there was a h

no country that doesn't share the shoreline will be allowed a military presence there will reach allan's al-jazeera moscow a polling station worker has been killed in an attack by an armed group in northern mali this is people vote in a presidential runoff like each returning commented brand boubacar cater to power the first round of voting in july was marred by violence with three election workers killed and voting materials destroyed opposition leaders somalis to say the one nearly eighteen percent in the first round alleges voting fraud man laval has more from the capital. the final hours of sunday have seen a little better turnout here in this polling center where i'm standing in. part is some two earlier in the day and also to what we saw on july twenty ninth body has a bad history of turnouts and this one is not different a part of the opposition has been largely demoralized by the that is many of the opposition leaders got in the first round and many of them have refused to stand behind. the sisi who is now running against the president in the realm of. we have reports of some inc

to sunrise atop an asian metropolis allan there's been a tropical depression wandering round holly now and for about six or seven days is finally being given a name not that's particularly relevant but it's still there as a tropical depression so winds on the big issue but the amount of rain that could come from it is quite low anywhere from probably western ground or right up through hong kong but it's southern china was in shanghai remains the last child go storm well that's gone by this time but it's hot and humid and this is wet and the rain extends into the philippines and there's been something like six hundred millimeters the baguio in lieu song it's still raining so flooding is inevitable consequence has already happened and it will continue but that's it if you come to the side of that you have to spot the showers and they're rather difficult to support on the full cost frying the little bit more about amorphous is a lot more clout to run the case to a shower in borneo maybe sort of ways in maybe even kuala lumpur but not a lot and even some osher it's not a dry picture the sh

assault sobel chechen authorities insist the armed group does not have any support in the region borish allan's is following developments from moscow. well there are two notable things about this series of attacks the first is that it took place at all despite its warsaw and history these days attacks like this are a pretty rare event in chechnya the second was notable thing is the youth of these attackers or thirty's in chechnya say the youngest was eleven years old and the oldest of them was almost seventeen teenagers kids basically now the attacks three of them happens over the course of a short span of time one of them was an attempted stabbing on police officers the second was an attempted suicide bombing which failed the attacker didn't kill himself nor anyone else and the third was a kind of hit and run in a car no police officers died in these attacks no civilians died in these attacks in the aftermath all but one of the attackers was killed by the security services so you could say that this was not particularly sophisticated in its execution and not particularly successful either the

have granted immunity to the chief financial officer of donald trump's business empire allan vizsla bugs being questioned as part of an investigation linked to michael cohen trump's former personal lawyer on tuesday cohen pleaded guilty to breaking campaign finance laws and accused the president of directing them to do so . rangel refugees living in bangladesh are holding protests and mark one year since a military crackdown forced them to flee their homes in me in ma there are now more than seven hundred thousand of them in camps in bangladesh the international committee of the red cross says nearly one million ethiopians have been forced to flee their homes after a surge an ethnic violence fighting between the oromo and god dale people is taking place along the border areas of good day oh and west goosy. a judge in ecuador has suspended some of the recently imposed entry restrictions for venezuelans fleeing a deepening economic and political crisis a week ago ecuador announced venezuelans would need a valid passport to cross the border the court order means they will now be allowed in

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in cnn political analyst nathan gonzalez who's also editor and publisher for inside elections and allan woo who's a former attorney for rick gates. good to see you both. so the president wis now saying that the meeting at trump tower is totally legal. and we heard the attorney say he is the one who made the mistakes in his earlier statements, but now he's agreeing with the president. >> when a meeting of that nature, the meeting itself constitute a violation of the law. let's be honest with the american people, there are irregularities in this investigation the likes of which we have not seen. >> it was perfectly legal to have this meeting, to get information, to get dirt from a foreigned adversary. >> i think the irregularity is that the email references the russian government. i think the phrase was crown prosecutor, there is no crown prosecutor, but it's probably equal to our attorney general. that should have sent up red flags to the president that he was probably connected to the russian government. there's some subtlety to what he's saying, he's pointing out getting dirt or opposi