tom arnold told michael cohen he is a hero and is not alone. shannon: what is the deal with tom arnold being involved with all this? >> tom arnold is a major critic of donald trump, once said he was working with michael cohen to take down the president that walked that back when cohen denied it but the actor comedian has been on a years long search for honored footage of mister trump on the apprentice and elsewhere that might be damaging to the president. tom arnold had a limited series called the hunt for the trump tapes, the show ended, no tapes were ever found but arnold is not done, quote, i am not quitting until i get all the tapes or trump re-signed, whichever happens first, tom arnold thanks mark burnett, hiding secret tapes. he tweeted that arnold tried to ambush her husband. >> i did not know there was a tv show looking for the tapes. thank you. and international fight over who will take out the trash tops tonight's where in the world. canada erroneously sent them to municipal trash labeled as recyclable plastic to manila more than 5 y

his wife tweeted that arnold tried to ambush her husband.ittle ugly. >> shannon: i did not know there was a tv show looking for the tapes. i guess we don't know everything that is happening. you do. thank you for keeping us updated. thank you. >> sure. >> shannon: and international fight as to who is going to take out the trash. canada apparently erroneously sent tons of municipal trash labeled as a recyclable plastic to manila more than five years ago and it is still there. philippine president rodrigo duterte a now demanding that they take it back within a week and says he is right to declare war in canada. north korean leader kim jong un arriving in russia to meet with president vladimir putin for the first time. the two are expected to discuss the international stand-up surrounding north korea's nuclear program. -- should get no more than one hour of screen time per day. critics of that guy didn't say fails to take into account the content of the media. president trump agreeing with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez for her take on

why is tom arnold involved?me about the circumstances around this call. >> well, those too became chummy when staying at the same hotel last year. tom arnold recorded this conversation without his knowledge on march 25th. it's about a 30-minute-long conversation, and over the conversation you hear michael cohen saying essential he didn't commit these crimes. they call the him on the campaign o -- why is he the zonal person being prosecutored here. he's a man alone as this realization he's going to prison. he's tried multiple times to get that delayed. he went around and had a -- who he testified before to reach out and ask for, you know, an extension, an another delay before he who go and record to prison. he already had a 60-day delay. you know, but it seems don't cohen's innermost thoughts of why is he the only person. he pleaded guilty to nine crimes. you know, three of them had to do with president trump, you know, five had to do with tax charges. he was prosecutored, pled guilty to not pays taxes on about 1

arnold was the last one to arrive, after he attended son joseph's college graduation.for what we know about the wedding -- chris' son jack will be involved. the couple is on the, quote, same page and excited for their reported summer i dos. >> it's a good time. good things happening for me in life. i just count my blessings every day. >>> it might have been one of the most epic weekends ever for chris pratt both personally and professionally. >> as expeed endgame" totally smashed nearly every box office record.ly here's how that breaks down. by the numbers. "endgame" is the first film in history to cross the one-billion-dollar mark in its debut. weekend. as for the 22nd marvel film, "endgame" brings 11 years of storytelling across blank franchises to an end. the films have collectively brought in $19.9 billion. >> expectations are that this movie can hit 2 billion easy. do you ever think that? >> i mean, it's just something that really, clearly shows you the worldwide appeal for a story like this. there's been a sort of passing of the torch and brie just has to not scr

according to the journal this call took place on march 25 between michael cohen and tom arnold. in the call michael cohen is disavowing the crimes he pleaded guilty to. he pleaded guilty to two hush money payments on behalf of the president and pleaded guilty to five tax fraud counts, one count of lying to a bank and another count of lying to congress. as you will hear in this sound byte, michael cohen is now saying he didn't commit any of those crimes. let's listen. >> i lost my business. i lost everything, my insurance, my bank accounts all for what? all for what? because trump had an affair with a porn star? that is really what this is about. there is no tax evasion. i have 18% loan to value on my home. >> that's right. >> it's a lie. >> michael cohen here goes on during the conversation which seemed to last for quite some time where he talks about the president and saying that this was really just the acts of the president and he is critical of him here. let's listen. >> you take it, but i had a mission that i needed to fulfill. and i needed to get the truth out there. and v

and number two if tom arnold calls you just know anything you say could end up on the front page. >>t had every little piece of the trump story we watched play out over the last three years. what i think what happened today, obviously you never know who's recording your phone call. and he thought basically this would be helpful to cho00 because cohen has been relatively silent especially about the charges against him. >> and tom arnold is the arbiter of what should be made public or not. >> that's what he chose to do with this conversation. but he made clear he believed he was doing this without cohen's knowledge of the recording. and from all my reporting on this cohen did not know he was being recorded and many of the things that he said were actually in the sentencing memo that his attorney, his former attorney had filed in december of last year, and so he was not going back on his guilty plea. these were arguments he had made in that initial sentencing memo. >> in covering michael cohen you have discussed on this broadcast his fear for his family members. i believe his wife was t

european council president arnold tusk said they will also be a review in june and arnold tusk said theyd offered this clear message to the uk. —— donald tusk. this decision is as flexible asi tusk. this decision is as flexible as i expected and a little bit shorter than i expected. but it is still enough to find the best possible solution. please... do not waste this time. theresa may still hopes to leave with a deal as soon as possible. in order to avoid the uk having to take part in european elections. i don't pretend the next few weeks will be easy or there is a simple way to break the deadlock in parliament but we have a duty as politicians to find a way to fulfil the democratic decision of the referendum, deliver brexit and move oui’ referendum, deliver brexit and move our country forward. nothing is more pressing or more vital. it's no secret key players within europe remained deeply divided over how best to handle britain's withdrawal. wednesday's decision was ultimately away for the eu to avoid a no—deal brexit or at least make more time to prepare for one. i think we delivered

arnold was the first president, i helped him get elected. i was on his staff. i had philosophical problems with him because he started drifting back in the wrong direction, so i resigned. i went back in the mines with the intention at that point of running for office in the mine workers. >> so you went back to the mines. but didn't people tell you saying going back to the mines is not that safe. you don't have to, because you're a lawyer. did you ever think twice about going back into the mines? >> no. i didn't. i wanted to be a uawm lawyer. i did appeals cases, everything. i had a great practice and was doing fine. i decided when i had to go back, i had to go back to the mine. >> you didn't want to practice law in washington, d.c. and be a good lawyer here? >> no. >> go back to the mines. then you get elected as a union official, is that right? >> just a couple years after that, you're getting elected to be the head of the mine workers, right? >> right. >> was that a contested election? >> yes, very contested. >> you did that for a number of years. then you be

his name is arnold miller. we changed the minors from autocratic to the most democratic organization out there. a guy gave his life so that we would have that ability. arnold got elected as the first president. i helped him get elected. i was on his staff. i had problems with them because he started drifting back in the wrong direction. so i resigned. i went back in the minds with the intention of running for office. you going people tell back is not that safe. did you ever think twice? mr. trumka: no, i never did. i did not want to be a lawyer. i had a great practice, i did several cases for the mineworkers. i had a great practice. i decide it when i had to go back, i had to go back to the mines. david: you do not want to be a good lawyer in washington, d.c.? mr. trumka: no. david: so you go to the minds and get elected as a union official. after that you to be the head of the mineworkers. was at a contested election? mr. trumka: yes. david: you did that for a number of years. in 1995 he became the secretary-t

he called his friend actor tom arnold and told him a secret.wasn't guilty of some of the things he pled guilty of. he said he had few friends he could trust. arnold taped that call and turned it over to the "wall street journal." it could hurt his chances of getting out early. we will tweet about it. follow me at skrcott mcgrew. >> you likely wouldn't do this, nor would you want to. take a look at this picture after a 79-year-old pilot crash lands on top of a tree in idaho. the fire fighter was able to safely climb that tree and get the man down safely. he says he was surprised how stable that plane was. the pilot, he refused to go to the hospital. he wants his plane back. >> he wants to go to the airport. oh, wow. >> i would be scared as that fire fighter climbing the tree thinking the plane at any time. >> could just fall. >> yeah, crazy. >> look at this. >> that is beautiful. we're taking a look at the east bay hymn. as the sun rises, this is a great way to start out your thursday morning. so it's a great start as we start to see the sun ris

he called his friend and actor tom arnold, told him a secret. he wasn't guilt of some of the things he pled guilty of. he said he had few friends left in the world he could trust. arnold taped that call and turned it over to the wall street journal. it could hurt his chance of getting out of jail early. you can watch at scott mcgree. >>> joining us this morning, parents and students in one houston high school now have their own dress code. >> it comes after this woman jocelyn lewis says she was turned away trying to register her daughter, she's wearing the same outfit she says she wore to the school. she says her attire was not allowed because of the head scarf and dress code. they outlined a dress code for adults, stating, we must have high standards. >> yeah, i agree. yeah. i agree. >> i think it was because of the bright lipstick. >> on her shirt? >> bright from yeah. >> okay. >> we thought the shirt was coming up, i thought it was going to be dropoff. i think a lot of parents topoff. >> she was getting out of the car. >> i don't even like to

we love michael ball but when the bell michael was a toy we hold the mommy who keeps me my night arnold and i want to have come up. to . be gentle now when i will to fall out. because. the face of. the vehicle plods along at the speed of an ops car. after five hours the bamboo finally reaches the processing plant looms dirt tracks may well become a thing of the past in vienna. as one of the last communist countries to join the free market the country is throwing. this bamboo is near the end of its journey. seen consumers across vietnam fold put it to a variety of uses and the hard work of harvesting and transporting it will begin again. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our own lives in taking these roads let's get ahead saving lives is a dangerous job so vaccines talks on a good twenty four hours there are patients waiting for these medicines who must be in pain lifestar threats that it was a week ago one of the gang stops some vehicles on the road at that can do it with weapons risking it all guinea at this time on al jazeera. for nine hundred

, schwarzenegger -- arnold schwarzenegger. we are recommending the following features to be safeguarded. the tradition of supporting neighborhood events, the original world logo and colors, specialized exercise equipment, excellent trainers, nutrition program, their targeted program for established athletes, and their unique programs including suspension training, timed interval training, and powerlifting. that concludes my presentation. i believe some of the business owners are here to speak for themselves. >> great, thank you. >> i would like to open it up for public comments. i have some speaker cards. >> good afternoon, commissioners , i am peter turner i have one correction. we are actually six of the original staff, and one close friend. many of us are here today. >> welcome. >> we are very grateful when scott ellsworth passed away that his sister, next of kin, worked with us to make it possible to carry his legacy forward and keep the bar as much as possible how it has been for 35 years. people constantly tell us, thank

how is that different than benedict arnold?can't answer that other than to say this was an extre extremely disturbing part of not just the mueller report, but we had indications before we got the full report from news reporting. remember what's happening here. what o leg did who is an oligarch close to putin and we have the news reports of how the kremlin uses the oligarchs and oligarchs and some of this is in the mueller report. they take meetings with putin and understand they are given directives by putin. this is one of those. manafort has a long standing business relationship with him. he says in the mueller report he sees this essentially as an opportunity to get back some of what he feels he is owed. he is passing polling data as well as giving information to kilimnik who has been affiliated with russian intelligence who he has been working with for years. at the same time that konstantin kilimnik is suggesting what manafort himself ang knowledges. a backdoor way for russia to regain control of eastern ukraine. this is a

just like nicholas and arnold palmer. there it is. a win for the ages. on this date in 1997, woods won his first of four green jackets. golf's generational player became a one-name global brand who dominated the sport for more than a decade. then his world collapsed. the adultery scandal, the divorce, dui and back problems. he hasn't won a major tournament in 12 years. but he's always trans fixed the galleries like no one else. >> it's the first time where he's taking a step back and enjoying it. the fact that he's soaking in the moment. i think that's the biggest difference that we see. his odds of winning were 14 to 1. someone bet 85,000. the pay out would be just under 1.2 million. we'll soon know whether the bet was smart moy. mark strauss man, thank you. when we return, he tried to steal, the owner tried to heal. nal story begins with a robbery, our final story begins with a robbery. but it sure didn't end the way you might think. here's dean reynolds. >>> on saturday night at this 7/11, store owner, jay, spotted someone who made him suspicious. >>

harper as the infamous traitor benedict arnold.he post was only up for a few minutes before being delighted. you know, message sent -- before d.ing dele you know, message sent. >> harper faces his former team the nats night. that's not the only big news for him. aimee cho with more now. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. bryce and his wife announced chsterday they are expected their first d. baby harper is used in august. today bryce harper o faces his team for the first time since leaving for the phillies. he scored a $330 million contract to go to philadelphia. should te interestingo see how d.c. reacts today. he was a national for so long that many feel a sense of betrayal and hurt. it should be interesting to see how harpe handles everything. you may recall about a month ago at his first phillies press conference, harper accidentally said he wants to bring a title back to c. so it seems like old habits die hard. he said in another interview he's ready for whatever reactions he t may getay at nats park. >> i wish nothing but the b

. >> i was close with arnold palmer and he would only get in a business deal if the guy played 18 holessaid he can't hold who he is over four hours. if he's a good guy, then i'm looking forward to being in business with him. i think arnold palmer would be rolling in his grave about the big orange splotch. >> the book is called commander in chief, how golf explains trump. >> explains a lot. >> we'll be right back. bookers book now and ask their boss later.. [do you want breakfast or no?] [definitely breakfast.] be a booker at booking.com to save 30% on all the medications we carry. so go directly to petmeds.com now. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. we begin this hour with breaking news. the president of the united states falsely implying tonight that republicans lost because last fall's mid-term elections were rigged. elections in which democrats took back the house of representatives in a big blue wave. here's what he told a group of

. >> i was close with arnold palmer.a business deal if the guy played 18 holes with him first. i asked him once, why? he said because he can't hide who he is over four hours. if he's going to lose his temper, he's going to do it out there. if he's going to cheat me, he's going to do it out there. if he's a good guy, i'm looking forward to being in business with him. i think arnold palmer would be rolling in his grave. >> thank you so much. the book is called commander in cheat: how golf explains trump. >> it explains a lot. >> we'll be right back. directly to petmeds.com. because it's the easiest way to save 30% on all the medications we carry. so skip the search and go directly to petmeds.com now. to save 30% on all the medications we carry. so go directly to petmeds.com now. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. we begin this hour with breaking news. the president of the united states falsely implying tonight that republicans lost because last fall's midterm elections were rigged. elections in which democrats took

liverpool make the team voted for by premier league players including raheem sterling and trent alexander—arnoldd some displeasure amongst experts and fa ns some displeasure amongst experts and fans who do not agree that his 13 goals this season and an inconsistent time so far are enough for him to have made the grade. he isa for him to have made the grade. he is a beautiful football player, no doubt about that, a world cup winner with a lot of qualities, and his performances this season have been exceptional but i don't think it deserves to get in the team of the year because his form has been erratic, certainly the most no part of the season when they did not get eye to eye, thejose mourinho part of the season, and then when 0le gunnar solskjaer took over, he was good, but he has not been consistent enough to be in the team of the year. he has magnificent ability as an individual but he does not deserve to be even close to this team. jimmy floyd hasselbaink gary lineker discussing paul pogba's place in the pfa team of the year. you can see more place in the pfa team of the year. you can see mo

oh i love arnold as sally i'm a loner. and in the cold when. i was told. that the medical staff. were in the gym i was. full of women and galley oh ok galloway i don't know. what i am a man a. fish you out. this is it every news live from berlin not taking no for an answer protesters in sudan demand democracy now leaders of the protest movement want a civilian government and they were checked the military council's pledge to hold elections in two years time thousands have to find a new curfew to keep up their pressure by gathering for friday prayers outside army headquarters also coming up the high tech spy in a time we're waiting number of homes we take a closer look at services like out.

this is a picture of infamous trtor benedict arnold. harper is ready when he takese ield tomorrow. >> i'll always remember cherishing all the screaming and yelling and the exciting times we had the last seven years. i wish them nothing but the best, all the players in that clubhouse. it a great fan base, great in.y to live we're going back there to play a good team with the nationals, and we'll do it a coupletimes. just excited to get back and playing. >> bryce harr willace the nats for the first time since joining the division rival the phillies. we will have live coverage all afternoon on news4 and the nbc washington app. >>> one final score, the orioles beat thebluejays 6-5. the pitcher got pulled. and it could rain on harper's parade tomorrow. >> we'll have tsee. we do have rain later in the llrecast, so that wi be so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you

host: from arnold in missouri. you are next. caller: good morning and thank you. i would like to ask him, when i i was hired in 1964, all automobile manufacturing was made in the united states including parts, before nafta. when we had nafta a lot of jobs went to mexico. what makes them think that we cannot manufacture parts in the united states anymore? thank you. guest: the u.s. auto industry has certainly changed. i grew up in the 1970's, and we do not want to go back to those kind of cars. we have safer cars and cars with better mileage. because we can buy imports and have an integrated supply chain. in some ways the u.s. auto sector has never had it better. they are thriving. production is up since nafta. we still produce 11 to 12 million units of automobiles and light trucks each year. we export more than 2 million vehicles a year. we have never been a big exporter, and we are now. i think the u.s. auto sector is doing well. automakers do not want to see the border closed and they do not want to see tariffs go up. they realize their future is in selling 95%

did you sell these to arnold schwarzenegger.hethey flew me to a movie set n ohio to measure mr. schwarzenegger. he told me what he wanted. he had seen a pair of boots like that on social media and i made him those boots and he was very pleased and it makes me incredibly happy to see them. dagen: i want to point out, this is where american craftsmanship is living and thriving, lisa. it is a real craft that you are practicing and kudos to you from keeping it alive. >> thank you. it is -- like i said, it's a historic american craft. what's interesting about the craft of cowboy boot making is it's passed along orally from maker to apprentice. you can't find it on youtube or read in a book. you need to find a maker. maria: or watch "mornings with maria." great to have you. thank you so much. congratulations to you, lisa sorrell. breaking news this morning, we're waiting on mike bomb pay o announce new sanctions on countries importing iranian oil. back in a minute. ♪ put my hands up, they're playing my song. 2,000 fence posts. 900 acr

and then maximilian arnold added one on top. three one. two minutes before time they chorused deliver the final blow to hoffenheim. to their champions league dreams. meanwhile ball sports are still right on track having earned a league best sixteen points after coming back from behind the season surprise once again. rock bottom of the table with a nine match days since their last win many head of the fans have given up hope if they lost once more against months it would likely be the final nail in the coffin . minds was superior throughout but lacked a final decision and then out of nowhere thanks to this stroke of luck however to delete those poor hendrick by dent couldn't even believe it himself the fluke goal won the match one nil the handover retaining an ever so small glimmer of hope for them yes. new stuttgart coach nico bailey took over for marcus fine c.l. after last week's six mil blowout new trainers new luck they hoped and lucky they were. poor in the hunt for a champions league spot tonight but struggled to finish. dark fought

but it will be weeks before lebron salts can confirm whether martin arnold's brother roman was buried here. i don't think. some of the younger volunteers have taken a real interest in the civil war and its consequences. when they were on board one way but like us and spanish society as a whole have a duty to deal with what happened when the lot of people who fought and died for a better world deserved dignity for the irish i'm doing what i can hear. we won't be able to identify all of the victims europe but we're going to try for a bit of it but at the heart of. most spaniards believe that franco was a dictator. but many say that he was more moderate and less cruel than some others and they point out that spain's economy grew under franco's leadership. but in recent years many spaniards have adopted a more critical view. last year many madrid residents joined the city's mayor to demand that franco era symbols be removed and that some street names be changed but the franco foundation got a court order to stop the move later some of the street names were changed after a higher court ove

history is impressive in modern times so if you start looking at this will involve a president like arnold nations like ghana of already sell their. peroration schemes gambia the same way sierra leone all of those of had reparation an apology schemes for last twenty five thirty years so britain is really just catching up i understand what slavery was and it was horrendous what i'm saying is we're now yes lot but yeah make sure we educate make sure nothing like that can ever happen again but for you to come up with a scale of slavery or offer could slavery was bad that bracelet a very it's kind of stupid it's silly cambridge university the asli looking into the history and if they want to necessarily having gone and not being very well making yourself look absolutely silly cambridge university should be congratulated for looking back at what they do but there's no need for the whole says should there's no need for us to be paying money to some people which black people would be would it be. supporters of us presidential hopeful bernie sanders are saying they could vote for donald trump unle

a short break now and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on a science day with arnold. but politicians do something to them. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be rich . that's it right to be for us this is what the four three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the water using the how. to. best suit. my body told me that i belong with the boys but my thoughts my mind with that i belong with the girls. under the surgery starts to be of any particular. football person's doctor. i was born a male had a sex change when i was thirty years old. i've now been living as a woman for twenty eight years and i fully regret this. my problem should have gone away from it by now but they hadn't so these surgeries are nothing more than plastic surgery i've had several female to male friends and you look at it and you just go oh god you paid for that it's horrible nobody can change genders is impossible. is delusional it's a mental illness. this is now one of my bones from flesh of

as president arnold trump has been accused of islamophobia after tweeting a video about congresswoman one hundred omar the footage showed an expert excerpt that is of a speech that omar made about nine eleven that senior politicians and rights groups have noted that the comment was clearly taken out of context and as well as are marking the seventeenth anniversary of the failed coup against former leader hugo chavez thousands of government supporters lined the streets to hear president nicolas maduro speak since chavez's death in his way law has been calling for a political and economic crisis or saying many to seek refuge and neighboring countries. those are your headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more to come we return you now to boko haram. when you suppose i was just the one who also tickled got past that and that was that is this feeling of democracy it would have been to come to course then the court would know we want to have i did and then if used to be. it is to be done in physics and then was meant it but unfortunately we learnt that there was invented from these into gove

. >> i'm arnold. >> we're snow plow parents. >> we try to clear obstacles or challenges that might ben the way of our precious boy billy. >> i knew he was special from the moment he stopped wearing diapers at age 5. we just want his life to be perfect so we fix all his problems before he even realizes it's a problem. >> whether buying him instagram followers, paying a cheerleader to go to prom for him or even beating up potential bullies before he gets to school. >> hey, you're a bully? >> huh? >> aaahhh! i love my son. >> i'm not going to lie, it's hard keeping up with it especially since he's older but it got easier since we quit our jobs. >> what's the hardest thing he had to do? >> he still doesn't know his grandma died last year. tough keeping that ruse going. >> hello, billy? it's your very much alive grandmother. >> by the way, thanks for putting me in this awesome documentary about gifted teenagers. >> oh, no, no, this documentary is about snow plow kids. >> what? >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! >> trevor: michael kosta and desi lydic, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers

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question will this trend continue will the people's party be able to stop the trend or will see that arnold's become the number one party on the right so certainly interesting times ahead here in spain our correspondent lisa lewis reporting from madrid thank you lisa. sudanese protesters have welcomed a breakthrough in talks with the army leaders they've agreed to form a joint council to pave the way for civilian rule sudan's longtime president omar al bashir was ousted by the military earlier this month after a massive demonstrations one photographer has been capturing images of the uprising . and melanie core of the ball talked with and the capital to. but for thirty two year old muhammad this is history in the making has been documented the sudanese uprising since it started in the suburb today he's taking pictures of the incoming fire vans joining demonstrators in front of the army headquarters in the capital shutting. my pictures of for the coming generations the suffering experienced by people in my photos should not be forgotten. when we took to the streets we were just calling for our

call verdant cia action you said that the arnold in support of the military invasion but i think that would still be contingent on what's happening in the country or us just strictly against regardless of what happens sure i remain very much opposed to military intervention militarily we clearly have the military militarily. we could kill madeira we could arrest madeira we could not going to flourish ok i am opposed to it because i fundamentally do not believe it is in u.s. interests there are several issues at play in venezuela one is the terrible terrible humanitarian state into which venezuela has fallen under the regime of first to go childish and now nicolas maduro that alone in my opinion is not a justification for an american invasion what is there is at this point there is no justification but that he still supports. president constitutionally article two thirty three of the venezuelan constitution says that when a president is either incapacitated or arrives in office by illegitimate means now the world the un the oas international observers. they have you know they made it v

article this headline here and here are you trying to get in there natasha this headline is from arnold t.v. . he talked missionaries who said they feel like they are a campaign prop but they're still voting here because sent us a video comment i'd like you to have a listen to. the thing that worries me really about these election is that how kashmiris have been rendered a sort of campaign perhaps across me a man india for example to grand isle votes to appeal to their nationalist base. someone from the holding party in india sees that a bit have given full authority to go to the security forces without any question in kashmir and this has real life consequences on kashmir whose. not just in kashmir but across weak mainland india third question what are those real life consequences. well i think the ground reality here is that there is militarization there is you know there's death by like a thousand obstructions every day ranging from communication studio days to environmental degradation to corruption and all of that is enabled within that wider structure which cannot be changed until

league players themselves — including england internationals raheem sterling and trent alexander—arnoldas caused ripples of displeasure amongst experts and fans who clearly don't agree that 13 goals and an inconsistenent season are enough to make the grade. he could be as with the question there is a world cup winner and he's got lots of qualities and certain performances he's an exceptional, but i don't think he deserves to get into tea m but i don't think he deserves to get into team of the year because i think his farm has been erratic, certainly the marina part of the season certainly the marina part of the season where they did not get on and see eye to eye, he his game was nowhere near the level it was when it was a different coach, he is not consistent enough for me. he has ability, he's magnificent, as an individual though. but i don't think he deserves to be even close to this team. gary lineker and jimmy floyd hasselbaink discussing paul pogba's