voters from their democratic choice most of the people choose a liberal unity government headed by blue and white most of the people voted to weaken the power of extremists and most of the people voted to go on a different path from that of netanyahu in recent years. well netanyahu insists he wants a coalition but not at the expense of israel security he accuses gantz of being willing to form a minority governments with terror supporters who receive instructions from israel's enemies this is a reference to israeli arab politicians who the prime minister claims are trying to destroy israel will bring in our guests in just a moment but 1st a false it sounds the latest from west jerusalem. well the one years paper referred to what's about to start as injury time in this entire process it's never happened before but for the next $21.00 days the israeli parliament the knesset will theoretically have the power to nominate one of its members it could even be benny gantz or benjamin netanyahu even of a failed so far to try to form a coalition government if they get the magic number of majority

they are not honoring blue slips. host: brought up a perspective on the blue strip issue. guest: i'm not going to get into an argument between brian and senator leahy. there are fundamental errors there. the blue slip remains in full force with respect to district judges. that point seemed to have been left out. with respect to appellate judges it's true there has been a demotion of the force of the blue slip and restoration what existed before senator leahy. again, if brian wants to criticize senator leahy, i'm not going to get in that fight. host: which court of appeals, appeals court in the federal system, has the -- has president trump been able to appoint the moats just -- most judges to? guest: the answer is the ninth circuit where he's already appointed six or seven. another one likely to be confirmed today. two more in the pipeline. the ninth circuit has been notoriously the most liberal court in the country. after the panel has ruled, there will be a process where the losing party can ask for the court to reconsider and at that point, the court can vote to hear it

its purina one dog food member typically i was sitting in my little office i got a call out of the blue from a woman named don. who told me that she wanted to bring a lawsuit against the entire pet food industry they knew they had contaminated food they knew it was poison they knew it killed animals and they continued to or sell it and put it on the market and used don't do that but it's a it's a money market they were making money and i wanted it stopped c.b.s. news has learned a tainted wheat gluten used in pet food was human grave meaning nothing but love kept it from being used in the food people eat to the moshav king aspect discovered in 2 sub committee hearings was that the ingredient used in the pet foods there was responsible for killing the animals was actually legal to use in human foods on top of that the f.d.a. admitted that there was no penalty given to a company if they failed to notify the f.d.a. in a reasonable amount of time. in this case menu foods faced criticism for failing to notify the f.d.a. for over 3 weeks even after they confirm dogs and cats were dying and th

slip issue -- blue slip issue.here are sometimes fundamental errors there. the blue slip remains in full force with respect to district judges. with respect to appellate judges, esther there has been a demotion of the force of the blue slip. and a restoration of what existed before senator leahy. toin, if brian fallon was criticize senator leahy, i will not get in that fight. >> which court of appeals in the federal system has president trump been able to appoint the most justices, judges to? circuit, where he has already appointed six or seven. with another one likely to be confirmed today and two more in the pipeline. the ninth circuit has been notoriously the most liberal court in the country. largely because when jimmy carter was president, it basically doubled in size and he packed the court with judges who set for a long time. when president trump took office, there was an imbalance .f 19 democratic appointees that margin will soon be 16 democrats to 13 republicans, much tighter. the other courts where presid

none of that is in blue beam.there is a lot of work to do here in the new world. >> my comment on that is be aware. sometimes the documents that the architect engineers sends across are huge. uploading and downloading will take time. that is something to be cautious of. my second question on that is how busiest time at the department and correct me if i'm wrong. usually morning and end of the day when most of the contractors pick upper mitts. where do people wait if they have to get with a group? if there are like 30 in line where do they wait? if you are going from counter to counter, you are not going there all the time. you will have down time to wait until a counter is open. where do they wait? >> if you but up the floor plan. the building was designed with many areas to wait. i will point at it so you can see. [ inaudible ] >> i will tell you there is text messages capability. you can be entered in multiple cues. we know longer need people to sign on every sheet of paper. the system will say here is a routing

again, blue story is related to that. how there is any connection to it. and standing in leicester square, in london, which kind of shows graphically the split between the big cinema chains. over there is the odeon, the biggest of the bunch, which is still showing blue story. over there is cineworld, the second big biggest, which is not only showing blue story, but is actively promoting it. and over there is the third biggest, vue, which has pulled blue story from all of its screens. so, how do young cinemagoers feel about blue story been withdrawn? some cinemas are showing it, so what's wrong with every cinema showing it? if people choose, at the end of the day, how they want to act, according to what they see, you can't blame a movie for that. everyone's saying it's promoting violence and gangs, but it's really not. it's all about love. that's what rapman, the director, says about his debut film, which he also describes as a modern parable. all the violence at the weekend, he said, "..is truly unfortunate. a small group

again, how blue story is related to that. link, i don't see how there was any connection to it. i'm standing in leicester square, in london, which kind of shows graphically the split between the big cinema chains. 0ver there is the 0deon, the biggest of the bunch, which is still showing blue story. 0ver there is cineworld, the second biggest, which is not only showing blue story, but is actively promoting it. and over there is the third biggest, vue, which has pulled blue story from all of its screens. hi, are you going to careen's party? so, how do young cinemagoers feel about blue story been withdrawn? some cinemas are showing it, so what's wrong with every cinema showing it? if people choose, at the end of the day, how they want to act, according to what they see, you can't blame a movie for that. everyone's saying it's promoting violence and gangs, but it's really not. it's all about love. that's what rapman, the director, says about his debut film, which he also describes as a modern parable. of the violence at the weeke

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they never wear blue. that's for boys.marketing professionals peddle stereotypes that markets for our entire lives. are these conditioned gender roles can make us sick that's what he has picked out says he's editor in chief at pink's thinks that's not very friendly i he said gunson it's actually were nice we just want people to realize that pink isn't just for girls and blue for boys gender roles are something we can play with we shouldn't pigeonhole children we should help them figure out their identity and let them do things their own way. pick out has 4 children. their mother works in a different city during the week he shoulders all the parenting himself. he's one of 5 members of the pink stinks team it's financed by donations. and we're in a completely run of the mill german city let's take a wander around the main shopping street and see what sort of gender stereotyping we can discover in the shop windows. we don't have to look far. enough apparently only girls in pink get their ears pierced and seriously how many pa

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vue's decision to pull it has left one blue story actor dismayed.igh level of violence and incidents have happened around the time the films were premiered, and they've not been pulled. so it makes me question, why has blue story been treated differently to the other films that have come out? i'll call you! vue have just sent a release out saying they've had over 20 different incidents. that may be the case, but incidents with young people, i don't see how, again, blue story is related to that. i don't see how there was any link, i don't see how there is any connection to it. i'm standing in leicester square, in london, which kind of shows graphically the split between the big cinema chains. 0ver there is the 0deon, the biggest of the bunch, which is still showing blue story. 0ver there is cineworld, the second big biggest, which is not only showing blue story but is actively promoting it. and over there is the third biggest, vue, which has pulled blue story from all of its screens. are you going to carina's party? so, how do young cinema—goers feel

vue's decision to pull it has left one blue story actor dismayed.t have come out in the past which have had a high level of violence and incidents have happened around the time the films were premiered, and they've not been pulled. so it makes me question, why has blue story been treated differently to the other films that have come out? i'll call you! vue have just sent a release out saying they've had over 20 different incidents. that may be the case, but incidents with young people, i don't see how, again, blue story is related to that. i don't see how there was any link, i don't see how there is any connection to it. i'm standing in leicester square, in london, which kind of shows graphically the split between the big cinema chains. 0ver there is the 0deon, the biggest of the bunch, which is still showing blue story. 0ver there is cineworld, the second big biggest, which is not only showing blue story but is actively promoting it. and over there is the third biggest, vue, which has pulled blue story from all of its screens. are you going to cari

if you don't do you feel the same seems like this will be prevented when it builds up stem on the blue nile river but some say the project will cost them their livelihood. hello i'm christine one the welcome to news africa it's good to have you along the west african nation of guinea the south is due to hold a presidential election this sunday may be hoped the voters will be a step toward stabilizing the country in esol has experienced frequent and sometimes violent upheaval since winning independence from portugal in 1974 yet there is still much uncertainty surrounding the pope would have warned that in the moment they'd have used lisa in the swim to the capital basalt to find out what life is like for ordinary people in one of the poorest nations on. school's out for another day in the capital of guinea b. sound west africa. it's fun and games for now. but many of these children will face a difficult future they live in one of the poorest and most volatile countries on the planet. as youth activists sacred to watch in yog explains there are few jobs and virtually no industry now and

now this dam in ethiopia is causing concern in several countries it's damming up the waters off the blue nile which has egyptians worried about they what a surprise trying up this has led to a diplomatic dispute between egypt and ethiopia at riverside fonda's in sadat hope that dan will change their lives for the better. for people living along the blue nile in sudan the river is both a blessing and a curse during the rainy season the rivers unpredictable flow causes flash floods those have already killed a 60 people this year but this may end when neighboring ethiopia completes construction on the grander nascence dam which promises to regulate the rivers flow . sudanese farmers downstream welcomed the grand plan. when you know there was a blue nile is very unpredictable tonight the level of water will be low tomorrow it will swallow houses and sometimes it floods this plantation before we have time to stop it or will the flooding allows for just one harvest per year and that also limits the types of crops that can be planted but once the river flow is under control more intensive agric

also, sat down exclusively with blue origin ceo bob smith.olling out that interview and talking about that company and all the initiatives afoot there, including one of their major revenue streams, closest to realization, the rocket engines, and which is the source of a $200 million investment here >> morgan, we can't wait such an important story. no one brings it to us like you do morgan brennan obviously in huntsville more to come this hour. >>> disney, meantime, delivering the latest volley in streaming wars, launching disney plus today. they hope to capitalize on the popular franchise like pixel, marvel and "star wars. joining us, former netflix vice president of content, elizabeth bradley, helped bring a number of international shows to the streaming platform great to have you. thanks for your time today. >> thanks for having me, carl. >> what do you think they need to accomplish here in the first couple of quarters of the service? >> well, i think it is incredibly fun offering, the disney brand is beloved and well known. they have awed

for years time it came injanuary blues, this time it comes less tha n injanuary blues, this time it comese ago. he was known for his sharp humour, erudition and wit — in both his writings and his television programmes. 0ur correspondent david sillito looks back at his life and career. # hello, clive... welcome once again to the bbc‘s first deregulated, lead—free, self—financing, fully—sponsored tv programme. for your protection, the entire show has been pre—boiled for one minute. clive james, the tv critic who became a tv star talking about... tv. if you‘re to see a welsh soap opera, then you must catch the bbc‘s pobol y cwm. the action in pobol y cwm is nonstop. british broadcasting corps, night training, sunday... but there was so much to him. he was a comic performer, a journalist, essayist, poet and a lyricist. i would classify me as a writer, because everything i do is based on writing, even when i‘m improvising on tv, like now, i‘m writing it in my head just before i say it. if it‘s any good at all! and that‘s what i do. his tv shows jumped between prime—time entertainment... hi, gi

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now, showcase cinemas are banning blue story as well.ing of the film at an independent cinema. i don't really see how there's any difference from, you know, your hollywood gangster film in terms of, you know, the gruesomeness and the violence that's involved. i think it's unfortunate. i think that a link will be made that doesn't necessarily need to be made. i think it's a bad set of circumstances. blue story‘s director, rapman, today insisted his film is about love, not violence. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. well, as we heard there, vue cinemas, one of the three big chains in the uk, have issued a statement. but there are some contesting the decision of vue to pull the film from its 91 outlets across the uk and ireland. earlieri from its 91 outlets across the uk and ireland. earlier i spoke to a co nsulta nt and ireland. earlier i spoke to a consultant solicitor and member of... explained what upset him about this decision. the issue is really that they have taken an issue with a group of people of south asian descent and they have li

it wasn't in a blue story screen. was a matter of security. not that blue story has caused any risk anywhere else but why not hire more security? have you offered security as well? paramount have offered plenty of security. was this before the incident. paramount made it clear before the incident, they call them hot sites where certain areas are a bit boisterous anyway. in any of those areas, if there is any extra... because there is a lot of youth coming to watch this film, we can help you with security. they could easily have taken us up on that offer. i wouldn't even mind if they would have said, do you know what, the offer is still a bit... not enough, maybe we will take it out from that screen. tim richards, the vue founder had said the company had gone to great lengths to talk to you directly and they say to no avail, is that true? after they got so much backlash on social media for their decision, they felt like their reputation was in trouble, so they figured if they do a reach out to me after the backlash on

♪ ♪ oh, maybelline, why can't you be true ♪ >> the level of influence that american rock and roll, bluesse kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ all my love, all my kisses, you don't know what you've been missing, oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh, boy >> so i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent and jerry lee lewis, fats domino, all the great rock 'n rollers. ♪ on blueberry hill >> it was like a new language for us. >> the power of the jukebox, there's nothing quite like it. ♪ my dream came true >> the beatles took a bunch of those strains, the everly brothers from the '50s was a big influence for them with the harmonies. ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ >> so the beatles from liverpool are taking this pop sound but putting their own spin on it. ♪ >> what is the sound? how does it differ from other rock 'n' roll and pop? >> it just happened that, all of a sudden, hundreds of rock groups all from liverpool made records, and it was a bit more like the original rock 'n' roll than the stuff they've had over the last few months. ♪ >>

vue cinemas will restart showing the london gang film blue story after banning the screenings due tos brawl in birmingham the writer, broadcaster and critic clive james, one of the most familiar faces on british television for many years, has died at the age of 80. and at 11:30pm, we will be taking another in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, torcuil crichton and sam lister. stay with us for that. good evening. we start with one of the key issues in this election campaign, the future of the nhs, and labour's allegation that the health service is at risk or even for sale to american firms in a trade deal after britain leaves the eu. jeremy corbyn claims he has proof, in the form of a 450—page dossier based on provisional trade talks between the uk and the usa. the labour leader said the papers were proof that the conservatives would put the future of the nhs at risk. but boris johnson for the conservatives said labour's claims were nonsense, and the nhs would not be part of trade talks with the usa. this report by our political editor laura kuenssberg contains flashing imag

one of the uk's biggest cinema chains plans to restart screenings of "blue story" this weekend afterfilm, about london the film, about london gangs, after a number of incidents at its cinemas — including a mass fight in birmingham. this brawl led to the film being banned. it started in the screen itself of blue story and it spilled out into the fourier and then it got really ugly really quickly. the decision to withdraw the film from all its uk screens upset many including blue story‘s director. all its uk screens upset many including blue story's director.m was breaking my heart because i am getting calls every day saying we are doing so well and then to get pulled from every cinema... vue's both said the decision was about safety in the film will return to screens with additional security arrangements. speaking to the community, the producers and directors, we are comfortable we can guarantee the safety of our staff and customers to put it back on our screens. both sides hope the focus can return to the film itself. there are so many stories out there which is why the business page

virginia was blue in 2016 and it wasn't all that close.n did try for a bit but the suburbs up here just said no. virginia, will the trump campaign spend some money? maybe. but it's a blue state now so don't think about that as a big battleground. this is how donald trump became president. he lost the popular vote but he won 306 electoral votes. take pennsylvania away because it will be in play. a lot of democrats say the numbers are similar over here in michigan. wisconsin was that other big surprise he flipped from blue to red. he thinks he can put minnesota in play. let's put that in play there. let's move over to arizona. democrats think the demographics, latinos in the suburbs helped them. there are a lot of people in presidential politic who is think the election could come down to five states. it would be very competitive. the president would be under 270 and that would be a food fight. among the democrats who look at this, this, this and that and say what you want here is a centrist moderate democrat trying to break through. joe bid

blue stories being re—shown in the cinemas.inema chains plans to restart screenings of "blue story" this weekend after banning it from all of its uk sites. vue stopped showing the film, about london gangs, after a number incidents at its cinemas — including a mass fight in birmingham. tolu adeoye reports. it was this brawl involving up to 100 teenagers in birmingham that led to vue banning blue story, a film about two friends caught up in postcode gang rivalry in london. it started in the actual screening itself of blue story, and it spilt out into the foyer. and then it got really ' kly. but the decision to withdraw the film from all its uk screens upset many, including blue story‘s director. it was, like, breaking my heart. because i'm getting calls every day, we're doing this well, we're doing that well, doing so well, it's getting so well received. and then, to get pulled from every cinema... vue's spokesman said the decision was only ever about safety, and the film will soon return to its screens, with additional security

the blue story director says it's a story about love, not violence.o ban it and said there was no truth of any correlation between the violence in the cinema in birmingham and the film itself. the controversy hasn't done the film too much harm at the box office. at the cinemas where it is being shown, it has already grossed more than £1.73 it has already grossed more than £1.3 million and is number three in the uk box office charts. tim muffett, bbc news. coming up at 6am on breakfast, dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: protesters turn their anger on malta's prime minister as police step up their investigation into the murder of an investigative journalist. security on the us—mexico border: president trump says mexico's drug cartels will be treated as terrorist organisations. now, it's time to look at a few stories making front pages in europe this morning. we begin with the british general election, which yesterday degenerated into a contest about w

blue story feature film by british rapper rap man about rival gangs in south london it was bad after a violent incident on the opening weekend and we'll get the story. and monday's historic heist of 18th century jewels in dresden continues to occupy germany as police scour the green vault museum for clues as to who could be behind it. all the 1st motor car hit the roads in the 888 after german engineer carl benz patented his benz 3 wheeler it was in the early 20th century that automobiles became more widely available and abruptly changed every aspect of our lives well now with cars on the brink of a new driverless era an exhibition at london's victoria and albert museum looks at their wide ranging cultural impact. looks just like a tri circle but it's actually the 1st car from. the famous motor ford from knight you know the advent of the assembly line of the mass production of motorized vehicles with serious consequences for society they looked at food and what had been achieved with the model t. so you find a lot of design. thinking about what the future of design might be for. desi

i think blue story is a really important british film.s ratman, has described the disturbance linked to his film is truly unfortunate. he says he hopes the blame will be placed on individuals and is not an indictment of the film itself. tolu adeoye, bbc news. the time is 1:15, our top story this lunchtime. a lorry driver charged over the deaths of 39 vietnamese migrants has admitted plotting to assist illegal immigration. maurice robinson still faces 39 counts of manslaughter. and coming up — uber hits a bump in the road — transport for london refuses the ride hailing company a new licence. coming up on bbc news, great britain and england hockey player sam ward says he will do everything he can to return to hockey, after losing the sight in his left eye. he was struck in the face by a ball earlier this month. the treatment by china of hundreds of thousands of muslim people kept in a network of high—security prison camps has been exposed by a leak of documents, seen by the bbc. china has consistently claimed the camps — in the xinjiang reg

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turning virginia from red to blue, both houses are now blue. i'm fully committed to defeating donald trump. i'm going to make my case. smart voters make their choice. >> let me phrase it this way, i think there is a greater risk of having donald trump being reelected. remember the democratic convention in philadelphia in i said -- in 2016, donald trump was not suited to be president of the united states. we have to do something about donald trump. i think i know how to beat him. that's what i'm going to focus on most. >> on impeachment, do you believe the hearings will fire back and turn voters away from the democrats? conclusionome to the that while impeachment is a very serious thing, and we should let november, i think heardnduct we have described in these hearings is such that if i were a congressman i would vote for impeachment. >> how do you plan to win over some of the minorities you need to win a democratic nomination? an awfulk i have done lot of things and have worked hard to make sure we track -- we tackle discrimination. new york ci

and no one did because of blue story a nyway. not. and no one did because of blue story anyway.is always an upwards hurdle, coming from my background. the last thing i thought was a cinema would ban us from every single site. what do you think the sort of decision says to the next rapman, trying to make the same journey you have made? it is just telling them, it will be a hard journey, and when you get there, it will not get any easier. but we crack on. they take our legs, we crawl. the chief executive of vue cinemas international said we do not condone any form of violence, abuse of staff 01’ any form of violence, abuse of staff or customers or discrimination in any form. we agree that the issues that have arisen are not about the film. i spent my career championing diversity in the industry. blue story are still being screened by other cinema chains. the bodies of 16 people who were found dead in a lorry in essex last month have arrived back in vietnam. they were flown to hanoi airport before being taken by ambulance to their family homes. they were among 39 migrants who were

virginia is officially blue. congratulations. >> one of those virginia delegates joins us live later in the show. we've also got our team of reporters and analyst all over the top stories of the day. i want to start with geoff bennett and peter alexander over at the white house. >> we've got a couple of developments, not just david hale who has shown up for the closed-door deposition, but also an accusation from fiona hill's attorney against gordon sondland. >> reporter: let me explain that. because gordon sondland in his testimony which we got yesterday, the transcript of that was shared by house investigators. he describes a meeting in which he says he met with fiona hill and he says that hill, when he encountered her, was railing against trump, bolton and the disorder. he also says that her anger resonated with him because he had never seen anyone so upset. well, today fiona hill's attorney put out a tweet and he said sondland has fabricated communications with dr. hill, none of which were over coffee. dr. hil