allan: we have very limited exposure to arcadia.he financial impact for us is going to be something less than 50,000 pounds. we are well-positioned in that regard. -- cva's do it road market confidence. -- do erode market confidence. we are intending to take full advantage with pimco. anna: so, this is an opportunity. when you don't see this move toward cva by a number of retailers, you see it as an opportunity, not as a disappointing trend? allan: it is something that is coming up because a lot of the retailers, already about 30% of their sales are online. they have too many stores and too much space and this is a way for them to restructure. there are many retailers that are actually taking space. tenant, sixth largest they are growing very quickly. last year, we completed five transactions with them. anna: i wanted to just ask on the arcadia story, some of the u.k. newspapers are talking about how arcadia is offering landlords to take stake in arcadia -- is that something you would be interested in? allan: it is something we will

to a historian, much more than allan nevins and john kennedy, profile and courage. that's david donald. johnson was considered a good president. for the american heritage, he wrote an essay called hawaii they impeach andrew johnson. and donald detail how his ineptitude destroyed any chance of bringing the nation together in a way that would have brought justice to the south and african-americans. his voice doesn't get hurt as much as it should. -- inn was in different different. he never learned the president could not afford to be a quarrel coral --al -- quarreler. johnson continued to make speeches from the white house. all too often, he spoke xm previously and dutch extemporaneously -- extemporaneously and provoke tacklers. you never learned the president must function as a party leader. while making up his mind, he seemed receptive to all ideas. when he made a decision, his mind was closed and he defended his course as a weasel. as charles sumner put it, no longer sympathetic, he was harsh, petulant, and unreasonable. andise, publicity, persuasion could create a

substance of the investigations conclusions were lungfish is joining me now live from capitol hill allan the timing of this revelation about this letter from robert mueller is significant given the fact that william barr is about to go into that hearing. exactly no coincidence that it was elise the night before bill barr was due to go in front of the senate judiciary committee that would give the democrats even more ammunition they want to ask bill why did you see what you said. before anyone had the chance to read the report where you just softening the groan where you take not as the lawyer for the united states which the attorney general is meant to do but you are acting as a lawyer for the president donald trump no they have the extra ammunition of robert miller the man who actually wrote reports saying that he doesn't think that what bill barr did when he issued his four page letter and made his initial comments that he actually fully represented what was in the report particularly robert mueller highlighting ten instances where he believed there was a case to be made of the preside

amy: we speak to investigative journalist allan nairn. then to the indian elections. >> a terrible time for democracy in india and the world. modi,dian prime minister who is just completed a five-year term, has been reelected with an absolute majority again for another five years, which means that it is going to be an ending violence against minorities, against the poor, agagainst farmers, and against the environment. amy: then to syria. amnesty international calls for the united states to pay reparations to survivors of the u.s.-led coalition attack on raqqa thatt killed more than 160 civilians. >> of my children, my husband, my mother, my sister -- my w wle familyly. i have lt them a. my dearest ones. we were sitting in the basement when the rocket hit just before sunset.. when it hit my face, it was burned by the flames. amy: allll that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the trump administration admitted wednesday that a 10-year-old girl from el salvador died in

even conceived here go ahead allan in miami. well i think c.n.n. misled and really defrauded its listeners you know for months and months in the beginning i was on debating jeffrey toobin i was on with the lemon with anderson cooper with cuomo and i was the only liberal democrat who was saying wait a minute the evidence isn't here the constitution protects the president's right to punish they didn't want to hear that on the air it was ok to hear extreme right wing republicans defend trump down the line and extreme people on the left attacked him but they didn't want a centrist thoughtful liberal democrat telling their viewers that this is complicated and this is difficult so for the last eight months they've banned me from there and it turns out then that the viewers just got a misguided view they were shocked at the outcome because they had been assured by their pundits that there was going to be indictments impeachments you name it but the people who heard diverse points of view on other channels weren't as surprised so c.n.n. really owes an apol

ehlers you're absolutely right money is the driver of a lot of this ok let me go back to allan i mean mental impairment i have i agree i think there is that both are true but let me go back to alan in miami do you find it really disturbing that you have former heads of the intelligence services talking heads on and miss the c.n.n. and m s n b c because it seems like a marriage of the intelligence community and the media because it's very obvious to me that they they were getting their talking point where it's actually i don't know where they got their talking much but it's certainly a circular an environment ok where you leak something to the media the media ask you about it and you confirm it i mean again going back to the weapons of mass destruction in two thousand prior to two thousand and three here i find it very unhealthy that the media is actually injected these type of people into their opinion forms go ahead alan. look there are some that are better than some that are worse what worries me is when you have the former head of the cia expressing views the viewer thinks he must

allan mcgregor was sent off asjust a goalkeeper allan mcgregor was sent off as just a few minutes remainingcrucible. judd trump and john higgins are all square at four frames each after the first session. trump led 3—1 early on but higgins pegged him back. both players have compiled two centuries each. the evening session begins at 7pm and it will be live on bbc two. cricket and england are playing a one off t20 international in cardiff against pakistan, and jofra archer has impressed yet again. england are chasing pakistan's total of 173 for six. sid kohli has been watching the action. the world cup starts later this month but there is still a chance to impress for some, england handed out three new caps. captain eoin morgan snatched this one—handed stunner. archer strap on debut as england dominated the power play. pakistan came back. —— archer‘s debut. archer just as came back. —— archer‘s debut. archerjust as been used as the batsmen. in the same over he chanced his arm and triggered a pakistan collapse. with 174 to chase, james vince set the pace. but with wickets in hand and a strong

allan gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from. place. good. place. this is. promised bergland a fresh blow for the chinese tech powerhouse. google announces it's pouring the company blocking access to some of its services in line with u.s. government restrictions but could this decision end up hurting tumors that. iran responds to what it calls a genocidal taunt.

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alan fisher is live for us now in washington as it come as any surprise allan that trump is taking this step and bypassing congress of to effectively push this arms sales through. well if there's a gap between the republicans on capitol hill and donald trump it's over the policy of sodium arabia we know that there was a bipartisan motion that went through both the democratically controlled house of representatives and the senate to limit us a poorer of the sodium led war in yemen that was eventually vetoed by donald trump and there wasn't enough votes in both houses to overturn that veto and so donald trump realized that if he followed the usual procedure which is to inform congress that he was making these arms deals and gave them 30 days notice that it was likely that congress would block the sale so the only thing that he could do was to declare it a national emergency and therefore push it through on a legal loophole no it's not the fust time this has happened ronald reagan did it back in the 1980 s. he sold weapons to saudi arabia because of the threat from iran of both president b

we appreciate your time so thank you very much indeed going by what allan was just saying there looks like william is in for a pretty rough ride but do you think given his recent history in the way he's been dealing with this that that's going to be much of a problem for him well i think that he would have been in for a rough ride even before bob muller's letter expressing real dismay with how the attorney general framed the report and so i think it was going to be tough anyway but that said you know i think we're going to see a train wreck today i think where you know as allan just said we're going to have you know some presidential hopefuls but we have other people kind of earnestly and straightforward straight forwardly wanting to know why attorney general barr came to conclusions that are so widely different than what we've read in the four hundred plus page report and i think that's going to be what we see today and and i think it's going to be a complicated day for barr i think i think you know. he's been saying on this stop and certainly he has a right to frame things as as per

on the hof said they would wait for at least a year before flying in the mobile possibly foresee allan's to move the planes grounded. it's writing off. that's it for me of the business africa. formal business background you can always visit our website www dot com slash business schools and do follow us on facebook twitter or. check. with us because africa with it. is a place to stay. sometimes you books are more exciting than real life. preparing to. very. long you know. what if there's no escape. trigger list. german must treat. they want to represent you so what do you want from the joint on the phone from twenty four i'm still unsure valid as we put your questions it seems politicians from around to your opinion and across the political spectrum in our special debate will be hearing from young europeans voting for the first time in the new elections in may voicing their biggest conserves taste of a says i mean peace answer to you. and confront twenty four. this is d w news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes south africa's in seaweeds to find out how strong gets voted on tos

alan fischer joins us now from capitol hill for the latest so allan is bob barr says there he says that he did not get the impression that they special counsel had any quibble with what his summary was of the of their report it is very clear in the letter that they special counsel did have issue with the summaries the the summary that the attorney general released and in fact special counsel muller put together his own summaries that could have been released where are we with all of this now. well bill barr is placing the blame with the media he is seeing that robert mueller was upset at the interpretation that the media was putting on what came out is a four page summary and bill bonde is saying that it actually wasn't a summary of the four page summary that he came out with and said no collusion which remember is not what robert miller was investigating he was investigating whether or not there was a conspiracy between the russians and the trump campaign so he said there was no collusion nor struction of justice robert miller itemized ten places where he believed there could be a case

crowded airline jet airways for a state backed solution for the embattled company the indian budget allan's twenty two thousand workers laid off in april after it's said that step was so excessive it could not pay its fuel bill jet airways has now now owes more than a billion dollars that stuff when the state bank of india to step in with a two hundred million dollars bridging loan and. back into the air. that's it from me on the business african team here in berlin for more business news. dot com slash business the. global markets africa with if i can do news. which way is europe heading from says president james europe is in the grip of a civil war. leading politicians say the fight to save christian which way we'll have a call to those protests coming christian. she kept up the case for you if you followed. the hearts of by. conflicts. in the little. league take it personally. with wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. cost more than football longline. this. coming up in the next fifteen minutes but the military still holding onto power we need to

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the victory wasn't without controversy as rangers keeper allan mcgregor was sent—off for that kick withiss next week's old firm match aagainst celtic. we'll have the latest from world snooker championship final in just a moment but first lets take a look at some of the other stories around today. britain's chris lawless has won the tour de yorkshire. the team ineos rider finished second behind defending champion greg van avermaet on the final stage in leeds, but that was enough for overall victory. geraint thomas has finished third at the tour of romandy in switzerland. the briton could only finish tenth on the final time trial stage in geneva. defending champion primoz roglitch claimed his third stage win of the six—day race to retain his title. world champion marc marquez won his home motogp in spain to move to the top of the championship standings. marquez started from third on the grid and took the lead by the first corner and kept it until the chequered flag injerez. britain's cal crutchlow was eighth. the final of the world snooker championship is under way in sheffield. judd trum

mark this week with worldwide protests over unfair wages and working conditions our correspondent allan humphrey followed one driver on his route. after gnome flight there's no shortage of weary travelers eager to jump in and in fact here at washington's ronald reagan airport right hailing services have never been more in demand but drivers say they're not seeing the benefits of choice been in driver for 3 years and the time rival service lift is come on the scene meaning greater competition a few a customer as it used to be relatively easy to just go online you know turn the app on go online and know that you would make decent money and now it's having to be more strategic with it in terms of where and when i drive strategy is key for troy he doesn't benefit from employee protections like health insurance a pension plan paid leave or a guaranteed minimum wage or recently cut his pay these days he earns $0.60 a mile and about $13.00 an hour around hoffa what he used to make now he watches every cent to stay profitable off the car expenses it's definitely affected how much i drive becaus

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airline jet airways are calling for a state backed solution for the embattled company the indian budget allan's twenty two thousand workers laid off in april after it's said that step was so excessive it could not pay its fuel bill jet airways is now and now owes more than a billion dollars that stuff when the state bank of india does step in with a two hundred million dollars bridging loan and get the airline back into the air. that's it from me of the business africa team here in berlin for more business news . dot com slash business leave you now with quick check on global. stage. my first vice like most sewing machine. i come from women are almost by this ocean for. something as simple as learning how to write them by say those isn't. since i was in the good i want to have them by cycle of my home and it took me years to going to buy there's. finally they gave up invention by me and my site has been three times because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt pro-create for those than writing them by as now i want to meet those women back home full of bones by visiting teams and social

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problem for them it's a problem everywhere else and that really could the markets thank you for that allan fish live in washington d.c. . south africa's governing african national congress is on course to win the general election but with its lowest share of the votes since the end of apartheid twenty five years ago and early results suggest the a.n.c. has won fifty six percent of the votes counted so far it's a huge setback for president cyril ramaphosa who replaced jacob zuma after a series of corruption scandal stretton to erode support for his point the main opposition democratic alliance currently has twenty five percent of the vote official results are expected on saturday malcolm webb as the latest from a counting center in pretoria. was in the day to come in on these big screens up here in the blue panels we can see the results of the provincial elections people voted provincial governments at the same time in the sense that we see the results of the national results so that tells us when it's finished that will dictate which party gets how many seats in parliament and any party wi

in the second like a hey i'm in town the end actually at the thought of the night about well i am allan. thank him for the put a hundred. percent innocent then the ranch and. hands for the first song. says lots of them you know. that and. hope that in going for bed. but then i'm stuck i've been in i've gotten footballs with them in the snow found them death follow how difficult it's on its way up amongst the general level sixty day i will look when i think has a policy on father flags fly the end of this. well. to look at the buffet has said. well them in the end the listen not the sad that has zero on the list a lot and had to have something of a president has somebody decided hey you know who. at last was sad. because the whole see it there hey i can definitely. have. you here so why don't. we and then the. and then the adolescent and what about in the mouth and nose with a foot away you can imagine how the damage has been in the camera shaft. and the matter looked think at the part of the idea. that now has so many of us that have the data could have been the only in the side that on

to be a lot more ground to cover than we thought and what impact is all this having on the markets allan. well on the stock markets in the far east things have gone down because the chinese were very strong and what they were seeing overnight u.s. time about the possibility of a deal so the markets didn't respond well there in the u.s. things were pretty calm for a while and when donald trump said i got this beautiful letter from the chinese president the markets actually went up but if there is a row between the two biggest economies in the world there's a possibility that the market will tank how is it impacting elsewhere well just take this is an example washing machines in the united states are no probably running about one hundred dollars more expensive than they were before the tide of sort introduced why is that well first of all the steel and other parts that are being brought into the u.s. cost a lot more that's money that the u.s. taxpayer is paying out not the chinese government something that donald trump when he's speaking in public doesn't seem to understand so certainly th

to alan scott professor emeritus of international history at the london school of economics allan thanks for coming on to the program now to raise a maze latest withdrawal bill and we've seen quite a few doesn't seem to be any more popular than the others does it does the pm actually have a real chance of pushing it through parliament this time. she's losing conservatives some of whom went over to times put it forward because she's now trying to pass the bill was labor support ready and in order to get labor support she was going to order a customs union she sought for concessions or workers' rights environment and now she's even dangling the possibility of a 2nd referendum this is anathema to the vast majority of conservative m.p. both approach to a new customs deal and a referendum break promises she made in her last manifesto that so i fear because labor said it will support the new deal. to get even less support this time wrong as you go last time round is i think it is a deal is dead because it's quite interesting isn't it what she's come up with i mean she's offering this vote of a

conflict with iran are let's go live now to washington our correspondent there is alan fischer and so allan all the denials about this meeting then and what it could signify the meeting between dianne feinstein and everything iranian foreign minister but it does raise the possibility of there being at least some sort of back channel of negotiations taking place between the iranians and americans on certain levels. well no i think that's too big a leap to take and certainly you'd be in danger of breaking american law if you were doing that sort of thing it's not unusual for american politicians from both parties to go and meet diplomats from other countries slightly unusual for this is the iranian foreign minister certainly dianne feinstein's office is seeing that they told the state department before this happened the discussed at that point and u.s. relations know this meeting happened more than 3 or 4 weeks ago so things have changed between around in the u.s. since then the iranians have confirmed that the meeting has actually taken place but we know that donald trump was very angry when

allan thank you jennifer here is a former communications director for the democratic national committee he joins us also from washington d.c. so john some of the senators have taken their time their questioning to to spend a little bit of time talking about specifically russian interference in the election that's really how how all of this started and there was a moment a while ago where senator chris coons put the question to build. are if in two thousand and twenty a foreign power let's say north korea has pulled north korea as an example approaches one of the candidates and says i have dirt on on another candidate should not that campaign go to the f.b.i. and the attorney general of the united states pause pause for a full three or four seconds before replying and then his first reply was well what do you mean he mean a form long story short if there was a pause and being having a forceful response to what a campaign should do what do you make of the fact that that's where this hearing is. you're you're exactly right to call that out and as was senator coons that is exactly the issue

will say that in the forty's up to the sixty's to clean up everything there were on the northern allan's which were the most contaminated they said any weeks out was contaminated the main island itself but yet it was they were supposed to take up to anywhere from $6.00 to $18.00 inches of snow all transported from whatever alan ate they collected onto the island of ruin it place it and one of the bomb craters the blast great is that were created by tommy brown says and then eventually kept that credo supposedly to contain it for ever they told us that we would not be exposed to any more radiation and have been maybe 2 or 3 x. rays a year which was a total lie there was no radiation study with. certain ones would leave out and they would have them fill a big jug with europe roughly about 8000 men went there many of them have passed away says dan we are losing in a way to 6 to 7 a year and as a very liberal number we have the facts without children the government has no compensation for us. ok news of a big development the north stream to project a gas pipeline that's intended to pump russ

the unique concerns that you address that you mentioned that exist in china in this sector and and allan and his team have a great rollout plan cross social and web sites and events to bring the. and this experience to china in an appropriate way. you know that i mean what do we let me know which is good for the people of china i mean like with you know the technology but i want to be in that specific particular state because well i mean i don't believe it here in the u.s. it's tough to trade in things that kind of stupidly we're not going to get better at situations but howard and i with the audience that the chinese people are looking at this kind of well so talking about blocks in technology actually not too many people very familiar with the technology but rather people are interested to you flora know how come this technology applied to their life you know to improve their lives and for the industry you know there are quite a few coming like a peak internet companies to try to seize for the technology how to use the technology for example. on financial also the try to do that on the

take anywhere from 6 to 18 inches of snow all transported from whatever alan ate they collected on to allan of ruin it place it and one of the bomb craters the last great is that were created by comic downstairs and then eventually kept that greater supposedly to contain it for ever they told us that we would not be exposed to any more radiation and have been maybe 2 or 3 x. rays a year which was a total lie there was no radiation study with. certain ones would leave that out and they would have the. big year or roughly about 8000 men went there many of them have passed away since dan we're losing in a way to 6 to 7 a year and that's a very liberal number we have the facts without georgian the government has no compensation for us. at all seem to project a gas pipeline that's intended to pump russian gas to europe where the baltic sea passed an important milestone with 50 percent of the construction but not completed we got exclusive access to one of those vessels laying the pipeline for you. love the sea somewhere in between in helsinki and st petersburg and i have a valve to show you some

allan thank you. well president trump says the u.s. is looking very seriously at north korea's latest missile launch south korea says pyongyang has fired what appears to be two short range missiles from the northwestern city of crew song it's the second such test in less than a week south korea's military says the missiles were directed towards the east. while iran's foreign minister says the european union should uphold its obligations under the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal and that includes normalizing economic ties with tehran javert zarif street comes hours after either leaders rejected iran's sixty day ultimatum to protect it from u.s. sanctions and saved a landmark agreement from collapse that the reports from paris. iran wasn't officially on the agenda at the e.u. summit in romania but following tehran's move on wednesday to suspend some of its commitments to the twenty fifty nuclear deal european leaders were forced to discuss the crisis the french president said europe still supported the a cool new news the j c p o a

congress review and go ahead with the sale alan fisher is following the story for us from washington allan this of course is not the 1st time trump has clashed with congress or is the significance of what we've seen happen today or normally they've got to give congress 30 days notice a very for an arm sales and congress can block those seals what we have seen is essentially declaring a national emergency to push these seals through seeing this important to show support for their partners in the region he's referring specifically to saudi arabia jordan and the united arab emirates and he said that it's also important for the arms industry because they don't want their partners to run into problems with operability he says this is a one off well all that donald trump has to do knows to provide written justification to congress the reason why he's pushed through these sales there are certainly people on the republican side who are concerned about the way donald trump because he's up to saudi arabia you remember that lindsey graham who's a big supporter of donald trump has already said he does

intersections when it opened back in 1926 it was a vaudeville house, this is called a movie palace and allan nice job who has run it since 1980 and who bought it in 2018 loves the land and grand houses of this is really one of the great elegance survivors of the golden age of the movie palace, i mean it's sort of a a french renaissance a interior which really great creates us this wonderful romantic feel to the room over the years the shot has spent millions on renovations. he says the popcorn has real butter his prices are lower and the theater does not show commercials just reviews. >>and on friday and saturday there's music from an old girl and before the show. >>imagination is buyers more of an enjoyment. it's not like sitting in a box with curtains on the wall the chandelier ys tiffany glass and works of art. >>people do react to the way the grand lake feels. >>more than 2 than others. >>i just really like to see to a time. >>i love the on the outs of it i love the like you know, it's just takes you back to the days when the gators were like the thing you know last year we had 3 major f

referendum and a betrayal of everything she has been saying since she became prime minister historian allan scared told us to raise amazing revised withdrawal bill will be roundly rejected by m.p.'s. says anathema to the vast majority of conservative m.p.'s both approach to a new customs deal and a referendum will break promises she made in the last manifesto so i fear because labor said it won't support the new deal. even less support this time wrong as she got last time ron did his dad just a dreadful mess i mean it doesn't really appeal to either side i mean she has her hands are tied because you know she signed a deal with the european union and the european union is going to change the main structure of the deal so she can that fully propose anything radically new so that she's playing around the edges and it simply doesn't have enough troops for maneuver. in a caribbean country of haiti the government is being suspected of links to a massacre in the capital last november dozens of people including children were tortured and killed haiti's biggest ally the u.s. has $35.00 being silent

lewis hamilton allan prose and nico rosberg walked beside the coffin as it left the church the final farewell to one of the greats of formula one before his. in a family only ceremony. reminded of our top story on day w. in his 1st public comments regarding his investigation u.s. special counsel robert muller is that his report into russian interference in the u.s. election does not exotic exonerate president trump he added that if his team was confident of that the president did not commit a crime they would have said so. more news coming up on the day in just a few mistakes. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word going to include nico is in germany. why not come with him for i am. in simple line on your mobile and free. t.w. z. learning course because freek. maybe you see. some time in the 26th you my great granddaughter. put with the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. when i was there were 3000000000 people if you will share the planet with 9000000000. you world would be around 2 degrees warmer. evidently sea level rise by at

imports from china no at their lowest level in almost five years ok allan thank you very much for that alan fischer live for us in washington d.c. . ahead on the program vote counting continues in south africa's national elections in what is being seen as a major test for the governing body and out of crisis in venezuela is hurting the country's health care system and putting transplant patients at risk. welcome to another look at the international forecast without more rain into southwestern parts of china to the southeast this generally set there was a clear skies into hong kong pushing over towards taiwan a little bit of wet weather just around the gulf of tonkin but it's further north where we are going to see wes's weather over the next day or two in china twenty six celsius for shanghai and rising will get up around twenty eight as we go on into saturday that eastern side of the country just like five northeasterly winds pushing in quite nicely here still a few showers a set them towards the southwest easing there is a northern parts of vietnam concealable weather here over the n

allan's facing humankind today ten years ago the topic was barely on the radar. jakarta the capital of indonesia with some ten million residents it's the largest city in southeast asia around thirty million people live in the metropolitan area making it the second largest urban conglomeration in the world. and if the fish markets are located in north jakarta the scent of the ocean lies in the air mixing with the odors of the city. just a few kilometers from the city center the problems confronting this tropical metropolis become apparent residents struggle with small heat heavy traffic pollution population density and poor hygenic conditions and with increasing frequency flooding. the slum district of data is located near the airport it's five thousand residents used to live near the sea but these days it almost looks like they live in it. he calls them are no has lived in since the one nine hundred seventy s. he and his neighbors have watched the rising sea level with concern. at least once a month the flooding reaches his knees. sometimes the water remains two

allan's. then his decision to inform on the gang takes an extraordinary new dimension so. what's in a. document the most damning evidence is here x. is uncovered a trove of hundreds of documents belonging to one of the fraudsters it exposes every aspect of the criminal operation evidence of transactions even. logs or whatever money comes even though the documents name the victims investors from the netherlands south africa hong kong singapore papua new guinea new zealand and australia. but one stood out the most where he got scammed for a whole lot of them out almost 4 and also and so what is now we are. far from the bustle of manila the provincial center of rockhampton in the australian state of queensland. it's here i find wine brown a hard working coal mine electrician who should be enjoying financial rewards. right about home or going in that hole every die is hard work i don't see any family for 4 days at a 7. in early 25th wang started sending his hard earned cash to what he believed was a new york based investment broker he thought he was buying shares. for a future

allan gast. managed by from. this is deja vu news live from berlin the devastation of cycling kenya unveiled homes are destroyed food is running out and families are struggling to rescue their last belongings. but. we are in mozambique where one week after the cyclonic chemist's made landfall only now help us reaching some of the affected rule areas. also coming out deadly clashes in venezuela plunged the country deeper.

any objectivity and let me just let me and stuff over for construct let me offer a dissent go ahead allan jump in go ahead. let me if offer a dissenting view let me offer a dissenting view on this i don't think it's as much about ideology as it is about money i think that c.n.n. looked at fox and said fox is making a fortune is doing much better than we are because they're presenting a narrative although it's a much more nuanced narrative if we want to make money and sell soap the best thing we can do is present completely one sided so if you're in i turn to c.n.n. you'll get it all day twenty four seven that is a business decision that has been made and it tells you what's going on in this country it's also has it's. you know readings of the new york yankees or the boston red sox. that's right ok we don't want you're going to hang on will you please let's tell it to sharks and the yankees ok go ahead and jump in william going ok i'm just saying ok there's another aspect to this if they can create this rush to get to the point where they can create a new cold war that means trillions of d

but they had their keeper allan mcgregor was sent—off for that kick with just minutes remaining.d says he might have start fining players who get red cards. england beat pakistan in a one off t20 in cardiff yesterday and with the world cup starting at the end of the month. david willey will be relieved that he avoided serious injury when the ground gave way underneath him as he ran in to bowl he went through the top of a sunken box that contains the wires for the stump mic and the lid came off. as for the match, eoin morgan's unbeaten 57 led england to a seven wicket win. england face pakistan in a one day series next, their last preparation before the world cup which is on home soil. judd trump is in complete control of the world snooker championship final in sheffield. they resume this afternoon and he is 12—5 up against four time champion john higgins. he was 5—4 down but won 8 frames in a row. it's the first to 18. play gets back under way at the crucible at 2 o'clock and it's live on bbc two. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc spo

rangers were already sure of finishing as runners—up to celtic but their keeper, allan mcgregor, was. stupid. sent off for a petulant kick with a couple of minutes remaining, trying to convince the referee it was just a natural follow—through. he will miss next week‘s old firm match against champions celtic and gerrard said he might have to start finding his players who get red cards. england beat pakistan in a one—off t20 in cardiff yesterday and with the world cup starting at the end of the month, david willey will be very relieved he avoided any serious injury. the ground gave way underneath him as he ran into bowl, a sunken box that holds all the wires. the lid came off. he could have turned his ankle very badly but he was uninjured. eoin morgan‘s unbeaten 57 led them to a seven wicket win. they face pakistan again ina wicket win. they face pakistan again in a one—day series, their last preparation for the world cup, which is on home soil. judd trump‘s in com plete is on home soil. judd trump‘s in complete control of the world snooker championship final in sheffield resuming this