that's verizon. >>> meet andrei lugovoi. handsome, dapper, urbane.he men scotland yard believes conspired to poison former russian agent alexander litvinenko. we'd been negotiating an interview for weeks. he agreed, then backed out, then finally sat down with us. what did you think of litvinenko? were you friendly? would you consider yourselves friends? >> translator: i have always said that we have never been friends. he was a very complicated person, slightly crazy i would say. he was given to conspiracy theories, to blowing things up out of all proportion. >> reporter: he and litvinenko both used to work for the fsb. both had served time in jail. it was a bond between them. lugovoi had done very well in business after that and opened a security consulting firm. he says he and litvinenko met several times in london to discuss doing business there together including that now infamous meeting in the pine bar where scotland yard says litvinenko was poisoned. lugovoi says the meeting was no big deal. so what do you remember about sitting there at the t

one is being built right outside a guest house owned by andrei sukhanov.onstruction has been temporarily halted after the protests. but suchanov still has to climb his steps for a view of the lake. andrei: i moved to lake baikal especially so i could enjoy the view of the lake every morning. now they've blocked my entire view. reporter: these days, his guesthouse is usually empty in winter. he says there's too much competition from the new hotels. but they weren't here before, and now they are. if we want to have them here, then we should build a village just for them somewhere else on lake baikal, because there are so many of them. reporter: locals in lake baikal feel overwhelmed. and they claim the chinese don't behave the way visitors should. the planned bottling factory is stoking the anti-chinese sentiment in kultuk. bustanislav lippov andhe othe feel ju as much betrayed by their politians, antheir falspromises. stanislav: people here don't believe there'lle new jobs. the chinese will bring their own people. reporter: filippov says ongood thg has emer

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to demand the resignation of foreign minister andrei poppies what exactly do they accuse bobbish of. collusion of interest in the us a corruption comes not only far from an e.u. commission leaked reports of 2 weeks ago but also from the czech criminal police which conducted an investigation into alleged corruption and alleged subsidies that's bad babesia would have from the european union more than a decade ago and for which he's he has to answer for if not up to justice but instead of answering to. accusations by you simply said that he would stay i remain prime minister and he fired of former justice minister and nominated someone he redid trusted and not retreat at the end go off to check people you see every night to hear how big of a problem is corruption in the czech republic in general. where does exactly what the people here want to get rid of it is still very present in the check in a society but the check people don't want any longer that corruption he's part of their politics and our total people earlier on today and they told me they wanted to come just as their parents d

we don't know no more they call they've had enough of czech prime minister andrei bobbish this is the country's largest demonstration since the velvet revolution that overthrew communism. and many here say the fight for freedom that began in 1909 isn't over yet. next year it's unacceptable that we have someone in the p.m.'s office who's facing criminal proceedings now he works for the communist secret service that's not normal we want andre bobbish to step down a set. of issues prime minister and a successful businessman his company are going to ferret is accused of misappropriating e.u. funds the demonstrators here say bobbish is trying to hinder the investigation the e.u. for its part also says bobbish has a conflict of interest in the case and has stopped paying i got a fair bit the prime minister has called a protest a campaign that won't change anything. over the citizens vote in democratic elections and choose who serves in parliament and that is what decides who is part of the government for now bobbish his party v.n.o. is sticking by him as are his coalition partners. let's ge

active people and out all here i gather is one thing they demand the resignation of prime minister andrei paddies please excuse the correction by not only the european union commission to a report that say people found out about a few weeks ago but those so i did check things you know the police who are to be advised to put a check by minister are to answer for that correction in front of courts. controversy rains at the women's world cup after angle and knocked cameroon out of the tournament with the help of the video assistant referee joining me to talk about that now is ed mccambridge from sports and i mean there was anger we saw tears we saw protests on the pitch me walk us through what happened with cameroon and their players was. absolutely fuming after that match they were throughout the entire game itself in fact often we see football players and managers get their knickers in a twist about one big decision but cameron the current players and the coach feel that several huge decisions went against them in this match they're really not happy and whether or not they're right to be s

government coalition to continue despite the surprise resignation of social democratic party leader andrey analysis the s.p.d. is the junior partner in germany's governing coalition analysis announcement came after the s.p.d. suffered its worst ever.

government coalition to continue despite the surprise resignation of social democratic party leader andrey analysis the s.p.d. is the junior partner in germany's governing coalition novices announcement came after the s.p.d. suffered its worst ever result.

government has plunged into crisis with the surprise resignation of the social democratic party leader andrey analysis the s.p.d. is the junior partner in the coalition and that is not senate punch after the s.p.d. suffered its worst ever result.

government has plunged into crisis with the surprise resignation of the social democratic party leader andrey analysis the s.p.d. is the junior partner now alison anstead a patch after the s.p.d. suffered its worst ever results in last month's european elections. thousands of opposition supporters in albania have taken to the streets to demand fresh elections.

line now by andrew smith is the spokesperson of the campaign against arms trade good evening to you andrey what do you make of b a's stance will it be able to ignore the court decision. well the court decision has blocked busy future arms sales but it hasn't stopped the previous arms sales in its most licensees as the are working under parcel and back fence the correct but be wouldn't stop its arms sales by choice anyway because he has had a long and shameful and disgraceful history of arming and supporting the sadia regime for decades despite the repression inflicted on those the people and slay the appalling atrocities which he has committed against the people yemen because it's not just these the civic arms sales and we need to be finding a boater's the whole culture which is allowed to in the 1st place the policies of civil lowden to continue unabated rosaura long misses the ball policy it has been told by successive governments for decades the government of course plays a big role in these arms deals and that has said that it will appeal the ruling what arguments would you expect the

on the front line jim duggan al jazeera mandela just a short break coming up and then a sport with andrey who will take you to france where the usa have set up a huge question a quarter finals of the women's world cup. leaders of the world's biggest economies are gathering in all soccer for the g. 20 summit with ongoing trade global security and tension in the middle east with the hopes of free trade and reduction of disparities seem to mind all of us on al-jazeera for coverage and in-depth analysis. some interesting characters in the wall behind if not i imagine a day when someone with basic computer software could create a convincing but fake video of someone maybe committing a crime or putting a world leader in a compromising situation well as robin is now reports that day's already arrived how lin is a master of technological shape shifting he just transformed me into north korean leader kim jong un. with the click of one button we can turn you into any person readily available technology can be used to create what are called deep thinks me and bernie and schumer this looks like democ

torch on then to andrei analysis and even he has there's been rumors at least that he might throw his hat into the ring as well eventually so it will be interesting to see how this goes forward but of course the so the conservatives as well having their own issues as well at the moment we saw and a great career karrenbauer known much easily as a k.-k. thank goodness here in germany she's been facing issues as well in recent weeks particularly when it comes to her attempts to redefine the conservatives as well of course it's worth noting that the conservatives and the americans conservatives have to have a change in leadership angela merkel announced earlier this year that she would be standing down as conservative party leader but staying on as chancellor and things haven't been going to plan for the conservatives even a.k.k. has come under a lot of criticism in recent weeks she pandered a lot to the more right wing side of the conservative party in the e.u. elections which turned out to be the wrong decision for them as well so. there's a lot of soul searching to do not only on the s

andrey: hi, guys. andrea: hi, guys. maybe finding a base.e, that chart shows that they are hovering near support, which they also touched in 2017 before they headed higher, and that is around the level they are today. it should suggest that the 10-year lee yields -- 10-year yields could change. they did dip low, and then we got the disappointing u.s. jobs report. this is based on technical indicators, the strong reversal, and it will likely emerge when they go higher, but in the meantime, they have bounced off support ahead of that fed meeting next week. andrea, ok, and let's get to a very confident looking tokyo guest. at iss, what i am looking inflows into the chinese bond market. they have reached a record level, looking back to march. i actually have here some numbers that indicate foreign by thes, which dropped biggest amount in may since last year. now, that was interesting, because may, of course, was when the u.s.-china trade war redirected. it shows the downside may be limited. david: all right, chris. i am going with andrea. rishaa

andrei street. so it is packed out of san jose into cupertino with residual delays starting thanks a lot right. i've emily doe, the anonymous woman was raped by brock turner is now writing a memoir in 2015. she was a stanford student at the time she wrote that victim impact statement that went viral. and it inspired millions of other sexual-assault survivors to come out and speak about what the experience. the memoir is. she says to help her reclaim her story and it's expected to come out september as for brock turner, his story was remember he faced up to 14 years in prison. but the judge gave him just 6 months in jail and ended up serving only 3 months for good behavior. a 26 and still ahead of the problem morning news. >>the debris still a mess in that area of sausalito that was hit by a mudslide neighbors are saying its long enough clean it up. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's abou

struggle of african-americans reparations for the damages inflicted by this it and kohl's emancipation andreys. >>capitol hill police work to control a crowd of people who had were able out were able to get into the chamber before it reached capacity. the issue of slavery reparations is emerging as a key talking point in the 2020 election. time now 6.50 let's give you a quick check of the markets this morning as the dow surging out of the gate this morning. you can see it's up 237 points to 26,007 41 stocks rising sharply across the board as a matter of fact after the fed reserve this morning hinted at possible interest rate cuts perhaps maybe even as soon as next month in fact the s p 500 hitting a record high of 2009 54 on the news. we'll keep watching the numbers as we head to break with live look outside. >>sfo where things are looking much clearer now that the sun is up to lot of sunshine. the skies are clearing we'll be back with more news weather traffic in just a minut jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take

yes so the a is sending andrey mira's and that is the minister for the middle east to the foreign office out to iran to try to i guess use what influence the u.k. has with tehran to try and get this situation calm down a little bit he's got a difficult job on his hands because he is also having to do a bit of telling iran office oppose for what the united kingdom along with the united states thinks that iran has been doing in recent days and weeks attacking ships in the region and of course also shooting down the u.s. drone so he's got to do that and he's got to try to persuade tehran to stick with the j c p a that's the nuclear deal that was signed by iran the u.k. the u.s. france germany russia china back in 2015 and of course it's the same deal that the united states walked away from last year now in the last week iran has basically signaled that it wants to walk away from this as well what's the point it says if the u.s. is not upholding this and if we're on the sanctions from the u.s. as well so what iran has said is that it's going to up the production of low enriched uranium up to

and reform advocate andrey parker, university of chicago history professor kathleen. historian annalisa cut and on sunday our live coverage continues at 11 am eastern with slate national editor josh levine. education activist bill ayers, journalist dorothy butler gilliam and university of chicago professor e viewing. watch our live coverage of the lit fest from chicago starting saturday morning at 11 eastern on book tv. on c-span two. >>> sunday on q&a blues musician talks about clandestine relationships. where he does feel befriending ku klux klan members and convinces them to leave your relation. >> so this nighthawk walk into the room first and he was wearing military camouflage fatigues. with the blood drop and him right here in the initialsright here on is just imported across his beret on his head were knights of the ku klux klan and on his hip he had a semiautomatic handgun in a holster. he came in and he was followed right behind him by mister kelly the grand dragon in a dark blue suit and tie with the nighthawk enter the room and turned the corner and saw me

government has plunged into crisis with the surprise resignation of the social democratic party leader andrey analysis the s.p.d. is the junior partner now alison and started patch after the s.p.d. suffered its worst ever result in last month's european elections. thousands of opposition supporters in albania have taken to the streets to demand fresh elections the protestors accuse prime minister it eram a socialist party of corruption and links to organized crime western countries of appeal to the opposition to avoid violence and join in talks. a massive cruise ship has crashed into a tourist riverboat in venice injuring several people the vessels collided on a busy canal in the city center there's been a long running debate over whether to allow cruise ships into venice is famed but overcrowded was always. liverpool has given its victorious footballers a hero's welcome home if the pulpit numbered side taught them to win this year's champions league title in madrid when ended liverpool courage given club 6 game losing streak containment finals. a big day in german politics and new clothes on

government coalition to continue despite the surprise resignation of social democratic party leader andrey analysis the s.p.d. is the junior partner in germany's governing coalition now this is announcement came after the s.p.d. suffered its worst ever result in last month's european elections. china has defended the bloody crackdown on student protesters in jenin square in a rare public acknowledgement of the massacre defense minister away from hay says it was the correct policy hundreds were killed in the action in 1909 the 30th anniversary is being commemorated around the world. a large cruise ship has crashed into a tourist riverboat in venice injuring several people the vessels collided on a busy canal in the city center has been a long running debate over whether to allow cruise ships into venice is famed but overcrowded waterways. liverpool has given its victorious footballers a hero's welcome home liverpool beat london side tottenham to win this year's champions league final in madrid the win ended liverpool courage here than club 6 game losing streak in tournament finals. a big da

government has plunged into crisis with the surprise resignation of the social democratic party leader andrey analysis the s.p.d. is the junior partner in the coalition and palace enough senate parcher after the s.p.d. suffered its worst ever result in last month's european the elections. so president don't move troubles left the u.s. 1st state visit to britain the trip comes at a telecom time trump is facing fresh calls for his impeachment while the u.k. split by uncertainty over breaks it trample me queen elizabeth and take part in d.-day commemorations. israeli security forces of task with muslim worshipers that the al aksa mosque in jerusalem hundreds of israeli citizens were also allowed to access the most the country celebrated jerusalem day the anniversary of israel's occupation of the eastern part of the city and nights in 67 . a massive cruise ship has crashed into a tourist riverboat in venice injuring several people the vessels collided on a busy canal in the city center there's been a long running debate over whether to allow cruise ships into venice is famed. but i have a crowded