off autists joining politics has inspired hope in the youth off uganda the best example is this guy bobby white since he became a member of parliament 3 years ago he's become a serious contender to longtime president to live with an average age of just 16 uganda has the world's a 2nd youngest population that's too young to vote but it's obvious that the youth make up a sizable chunk of the electorate to be won over while president was. have any initially dismissed that phrase why imposed he's come back with a counter strategy as you'll see from our 1st report it comes down to who really rules the ghetto i mean. preparing for a performance for uganda's president yoweri museveni mike butcher man became big is recasting. the artist also has a day job was in late there's a committed presidential advisor and get to affairs you are present in 70 and so the real man who can bring love and peace in a ghetto is neat and to walk for the people to bring them to bring them in government is programmed to get to use them. until they fill out which one was a friend of bobby one real name robot child the

by by the time bobby arrives, the protesters are by the time bobby arrives, the protesters a re confrontinge time bobby arrives, the protesters are confronting a group of locals they accused of being members of criminal gangs. blend in the past for siding with the police. —— blamed in the past for siding with the police. the situation in hong kong is slipping further out of control. 0ver over in beijing, the chinese state is celebrating its national day. this year, the 70th anniversary of the people's republic of china. a projection of unity and might. in hong kong, there were rumours of a heavy crackdown planned by the security forces. six demonstrations are planned over the day. eson goes to one of the city's hotspot, admiralty. quickly, tensions begin to mount. esonis eson is in a group of around 50 protesters. who advance on the police positions. gunfire. holly and her team are police positions. gunfire. holly and herteam are in police positions. gunfire. holly and her team are in the thick of it as the crowd retreats. holly's team is one of several in the area. all in touch on social m

bobby has heard things are turning valence just few blocks away. the protesters have been breaking the glass, so there are protesters inside the station. their accusations that the network is enabling police violence. the police response might be heavy on ordinary protesters — time for them to be water, and withdraw. the government eventually withdrew the extradition bill but protesters feel the authorities have not sufficiently engaged with their demands. frustration and anger over the police‘s use of force means the crowds keep coming onto the streets. and as darkness falls, the chances of violent confrontation increase. frontliners are preparing molotov cocktails. eson has his brick at the ready. one of many prepared by the crowd to throw at the police. but for many protesters, resorting to violence is a moral dilemma. the protesters moved out from the commercial city centre. there has been sporadic violence across the city. we're heading out to a district further east. there's been trouble between the protesters and local residents. north point

>> bobby: what?ing, do you think the good guys are winning? >> bobby: no, the bad guys. the koch brothers. >> anthony: the bad guys are winning. >> bobby: tea party and all these right wing idiots are so far winning. young people have to go out there and be progressive enough, not only to end police brutality, but to create frameworks and demand and know. these are the kinds of things that have to happen. ♪ >> preeti: this is our manchurian cauliflower. it's indian-chinese. basically like general's chicken made with vegetables. it's one of our most popular dishes. it's vegetable candy. >> anthony: juhu beach club, in a strip mall in oakland's temescal neighborhood. an unassuming but utterly delicious new addition, started by this woman, preeti mistry. >> anthony: oh, so good. so good. >> preeti: thank you. so i know you've been to india a bunch of times. so maybe you've had a bhel puri. it's a puffed rice salad. >> anthony: oh yes, yes, yes. >> preeti: so what we do, because we're in oakland, we serv

until they fill out a man was a friend of bobby one real name robot child the musician who is trying to unseat president most of any in the 2021 elections. they do or enjoy more than a decade of successfully making music together. but just doesn't trust he's from a band meant to lead the nation so butcher man is backing was 70. i can't be so sure about what we were and in one was a politician no. i can't support these ideas and i never thing i. and the president was 70 has a record of using music to mobilize supporters even went to the recording studios himself i have some say that this time getting up close to artists is a direct attack strategy on his new pop stop political point. but as most 70 florence's new musical roots will be winds not tired of releasing music that slams his government. through his music ing to people about the goings on in the current state politically and other ways the ease that our government is doing but also what people can do as citizens what they can do to contribute to the betterment of things and he's been doing that through music and so this city a

he'd been teaching officer rekrufts all types at the kansas law enforcement training center, where bobby seacat, one of his brothers, worked before him. >> and he was actually hired to replace me when i left there. so. >> so what was the job? teaching what? >> brett got into the accident investigation and collision investigation, but he was much more into physical training and defense tactics than i ever was. >> he had more interest in that kind of thing? >> he did. >> personal combat stuff. >> he did growing up. he got into martial arts. he was into wrestling in high school. and then got into bodybuilding, martial arts things. he was a lot bigger than i was. >> the training center job gave brett a set schedule with regular hours, which was a welcome change from being a deputy sheriff, especially with those two boys clamoring for his attention at home. >> he was close to the boys, but he was very masculine with the boys. it was raise them as boys. they were tough, they wrestled a lot. and he would wrestle with them. he'd toss them across the room onto the couch and they'd bounce off the

i remember going and seeing bobby and i said bobby?irginia has never had an african-american on the bench or a woman on the federal bench. i said, i want you to help me select that individual to go on the bench and we did. it was jim spencer. our guest earlier today on the circuit court, and jim came up from the district court. i have wonderful experiences with all of these great pals of mine. boy, everyone of us are facing a challenge today. i go back and reflect for a moment for the basis of my thoughts on 30 years of traveling for the senate, i am always laughing at the congressman. they got to rush out and get home to the district, and the district's driving distance are the most of them in virginia, and then it is only a short shuck group of people. senators go from the tip of the state, george, to the atlantic ocean all the way to the valley of virginia. senators have a lot more to cover than members of the house. i want to thank those of you and i bet there is a few here that might have voted for me one time or another -- is the

bobby okamura: we're in 110th year of operation. started by our grandfather back in 1906 and it continued on to our--my dad and--mom that got the all the--many years. and now me and my brother are third generations to take over. so it's 100--110 years december 2016. ke took us back to the kitchen for a peek at their morning routine. bobby: previous night, we sold the rice, the sweet rice. and the following morning, we loaded up close to 8 pounds of rice to the wooden containers that steam for possibly 30 to 40 minutes to cook. and after it's cooked, we have a--we put it in our mochi machine--that time--for probably 3 to 4 minutes. and after it's in the machine and eventually, it forms into one big ball and then we cool it off from the machine to our table, our prep table. then from there, it's formed into whatever mochi that we were making for that day, whether it be something like this-- or komochi, which is sold for our customers usually 10 to 14 pieces to a pound. mike: now, while benkyodo mix moche jai all nese size resembling k

as for bobby bro you might be surprised wha robin say about him. >> you know, bobby he didt inoduc hero cocaine. >> people looked at you like the villain. >> for a long time they we like bobby came in and he wrecked her. i'm not a villain. i appreciate the truth being to. >> could whitney have been saved. diane warren who wrote seven songs for whitney believes the answers yes. whitney.now what, robin loved it's sad that whitney couldn't live her truth. it's heart breaking i think if robin would have been here i think whitney would still be around. >> i love you! >> i thought i knew everythin about this whitney story. the bbshells from rin keep coming. >> they do. >>> let's move on to jennifer aniston's big honor last nht. >> i love this so muchecause it was "friends" forever and "e.t.'s" lauren zima was right the middle. >> that'right. one thing we learned tonight, even an icon like jennifer aniston getservous. luckily her friends were close >> it's like having your family std righbehind you 'cause these things are a little nerve wracking. >> do you get nervous? >> oh, god. i forgot my

. >>> then whitney houston abused by bobby brown?larming new claims from her ex. >>> plus the big celeb who just paid meghan and baby archie a special visit. >>> and our "happy days" exclusive. >> i can't believe it. i recognize all of you. >> inside the reunion with stories you never knew. >> my contract was up and i wanted to become a director and >> how did that work out? >>> it's friday and "e.t." from napa valley starts right now. >>> has taylor been banned from playing her own classic hits? >> that's what she claims. welcome everyone to the alpha omega winery in napa, california. >> it's so beautiful here. quiet, serene and calm, a far cry from what taylor is experiences. she's taking her feud next level with justin bieber's manager scooter braun and her former company. ♪ are we out of the woods >> taylor fired the first shot. blasting her former record company for allegedly shutting down her plans to play her classic hits at the amas. ♪ romeo take me >> where she'll be honored as artist of the decade a week from sunday. ♪ we g

bobby wine leading opposition a politician from uganda thank you for talking to al-jazeera and let me start by asking you to tell us what's wrong with things in uganda right now. i will try to be diplomatic and say many things are wrong but if i was to be real say almost everything is wrong and it all begins with leadership we have what many people describe as a click talk rossy for government which we hope to make better is relatively recent merged on the political scene you were before that of musician why did you decide to go to politics i'm a musician social activist and get to youth who recently i call it recent but it's 2 years ago decided to run and become a member of parliament so was it a natural evolution from that to politics or was there a moment that made you decide to get involved in politics i would say it was in not your evolution because initially like any other young man are singing about the cars and the parties and everything but you know over time after realising that you need my music on my lyrics was influencing so many people especially the young people i decid

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. >> did he try to stop her from marrying bobby brown?>> and why helen mirren is totally okay with you thinking she's dating keanu reeves. >>> and only we are with nick jonas calling out his fellow "voice" coaches. plus, our wild night with jimmy fallon on the road in austin, texas. >> she's ours now. good-bye. >>> bahamas week continues with the baja men. >> we are going to answer the age old question -- ♪ who let the dogs out >> we are having a great week here at the resort but we are keeping an eye on hollywood. >> we are starting with a story raising a lot of eyebrows, from her former girlfriend. >> she's also dragging eddie murphy into the mix. ♪ the greatest lovef all ♪ did eddie tried to get whitney to call off her wedding to bobby brown? that's the startling new claim made in the w memoir by whitney's ex-girlfriend robyn crawford. quote, that day eddie murphy called to say she was making a mistake. ♪ how will i know >> robyn also writes she was jealous of the attention whitney gave the comedian. in this excerpt obtained by "people

lives improved and what they've been promised hasn't actually met those people that actually vote for bobby she's trying to get them with some of his populist policies and the party is polling around 30 percent so there you have these waves of protest pacifically in prague elsewhere in the country bobbish remains very popular and there's going to be very difficult to dislodge him even if he gives up his business interests as you say jonathan crane in the czech capital pronk thank you. some sport now in germany sealed their place and 2020 on saturday after a 4 nil win of about. the netherlands also confirmed their qualification with the oh i can live side now poised to clinch top spot in change thanks game with northern ireland croatia and austria also went through it. germany had been in the driving seat long before mathias didn't. opened the scoring in the 41st minute they got back not showing any zone stadium and yogi live side's lead was doubled just off the half time smashing home this time to give germany some breathing space veteran midfielder tony close out of the 3rd in the 55th min

bobby: on a single shift -- 21,000 pounds. lemonis: 21,000 pounds? bobby: yep.ay? erica: it would take us about two weeks to do what you guys are doing today. lemonis: okay. if this company's gonna make money, i need to sell 100 pallets, not 100 boxes. jim, how are you, buddy? jim: good. how are you doing? lemonis: these are my two partners. jim: oh, i'm a hugger. erica: awe, nice to meet you. lemonis: what pelican bay provides erica is more than just a refined co-packing facility. they have years and years of experience developing the packaging, and i think erica could use the help. i'm looking for you to give them constructive feedback. jim: okay. i was a little thrown off by the packaging vehicle 'cause it reminds me of ice cream. erica: well, i initially thought that the ice cream packaging was something that was gonna disrupt the retail shelf. it's fun. it speaks flavors. it says that we're different. jim: but i think that that's gonna look really small. it's not gonna be value-added. plus, your titles are kind of small, so i would blow up the flavor profil

trade bobbish offensively dedicated to evening an exhibition to the velvet revolution but of course bobby steeds acknowledged those protests as you mentioned he was heckled earlier when he laid a commemoration wreath now he basically said look i thank you everyone for expressing your opinions on the future of this country but he said that actually we should be grateful this is the most free we've had in the czech republic the most free period in the country's history and actually things are going very well but he admits to being a member of the communist party that's not a surprise he said he wasn't proud of that he said he wished he had more courage to rise up and protests. like some of the other people at the time but obviously he has also been accused of being a secret spying for the secret police back then he accused he denies all those allegations but actually the overall tone of his speech today was quite conciliatory we mentioned some of the protesters we saw about a quarter of a 1000000 and he protests on the street yesterday one of the people calling for. well they want him to ei

bobby why are you seeking the country's top job. after weeks of stalled talks preliminary negotiations between the u.s. and the afghan taliban have resumed the taliban has told al jazeera some meetings have taken place to pave the way for the resumption for formal talks president donald trump canceled negotiations in september following the death of the u.s. soldier but he told troops on a surprise trip to afghanistan that he believed the group was willing to strike a deal roslan jordan has more. the u.s. commander in chief celebrates thanksgiving with troops at. air base in afghanistan a tradition going back to the start of the conflict against the taliban in 2001 but after 18 years it's a war washington is struggling to finish and donald trump says he's lies in the hands of the taliban the taliban wants to make a deal we'll see if they want to make a deal it's going to be a real deal but we'll see but they want to make a deal and they only want to make a deal because you're doing a great job that's only as they want to make you tr

i had a great career at west ham playing with bobby moore. ifi west ham playing with bobby moore.day what is more significant in terms of the plane, you would want to be seen playing for your country. strangely for me, it may seem strange to say this, i never dreamt i would play for england at all. but looking back 50 years, i think i should have been playing for england three years earlier. when i look back at what i was doing three years before that, we st was doing three years before that, west ham are winning trophies, i was scoring goals regularly, in 1962 and 1963 and those two combinations, thinking i should have been picked three years early and they should have got my 50th cap and said of the 409i have got my 50th cap and said of the 4091 have got. it still remains england's only major tournament when, what do you make of what gareth is building?” when, what do you make of what gareth is building? i am very pleased with what he is doing. it is evident, the way they are performing asa team. evident, the way they are performing as a team. i spoke to a couple of players and

thank you, bobby. will you see each other again?calling on political leaders to set out their solutions to social problems which they say are leaving millions of children scarred for life. in an open letter to all political parties, organisations including the national children s bureau, nspcc and barnardo s, say young people are being crowded out of the discussion on the nation‘s future, leaving their needs overlooked. four million children are living in poverty, while every 15 minutes a child is taken into care. one in eight 5 to 19 year olds have at least one mental health condition, according to the charities. well let‘s talk to david oladeimeji, who is only 16 years old and already has two friends who have been victims of knife crime. he said early intervention changed his life for the better. sayce holmes—lewis from mentivity, an intervention scheme which mentors young at risk young children anna feuchtwang who‘s chief executive of the national children s bureau and chair of the end child poverty coalition. the labour party‘s

bobby one who's seeking the country's top job. informal talks have resumed between the afghan taliban and u.s. officials the taliban has told al-jazeera some preliminary meetings have taken place here in doha and could pave the way for the resumption of formal peace talks president trump canceled negotiations in september following the death of a u.s. soldier but on the short trip to afghanistan he told american troops he believes the taliban is willing to strike a deal stephanie decker has more. it was a surprise visit and is often the case with president donald trump a surprising announcement taliban wants to make a deal and we're meeting with them and we're saying it has to be a cease fire they don't want to do a cease fire but now they do want to do is he's trying i believe it probably work out that way. comes admission their meeting with the taliban comes after the president abruptly broke off talks in september following the killing of a u.s. soldier in a bombing claimed by the taliban talks had been making progress up until

bobby wine music in presidency and the upcoming elections. hello there it is a fairly calm picture across much of the middle east and how much is of actually been steadily on the rise into northern areas of iran there's plenty of clouds and out towards the west there is one or 2 showers as well they're working their way across into northern and western areas of turkey 30 celsius in anchor on friday sunny skies in beirut 20 also pretty nice in the sunshine and look at this 15 degrees celsius on friday in tehran a lot milder than it has been a little sunshine on saturday so we could see 16 by then we could also see some snow flurries just into the mountains of it and heading further south across the arabian peninsula quite a bit of cloud just lying along these coastal areas amman on a towards yemen we could have a coastal shot but really away from that the winds have died down this that you know coming from the knoll so we've got 26 riyadh 27 in doha feeding very nice once again under those sunny skies temperatures staying about the same way be

>> bobby was annoying. he was very annoying >> so why did you two end up falling out?anged estranged means someone calculated you don't come here that is not true. >> but you stopped working for her. you stopped working with her. >> i moved on because i felt i had done all i could do, but she knew where to find me. >> and bobby had nothing to do with that? >> bobby had something to do with the moment where i said i had enough, but even then i was still on her payroll for close to a month after that. >> do you think that if you had been as close as you were to her in the '80s that whitney might still be alive today >> you know what, i don't know what would happen, what would have happened if i would have stayed what i do know is that my love for her and the bond that we had allows me to sit here today. >> i want to ask you about something while i have you here, the disturbing claims that came out in that documentary, kevin macdonald's documentary lastyea. in the film there were allegations that year in the film there were allegations that whitney was molested by a cousi

adis: niurka no le quiso responder a bobby.ura. niurka: no tiene nada que ver porque juan que es uno de los hombres mÁs importantes de mi vida porque le dio un hijo maravilloso como federico y jorge tuvieron sus momentos de agarrar las riendas. por eso fue que me ganaron, les pariÓ un hijo y por ello se quedaron en mi vida y yo en la de ellos. [risas] karla: y la mÚsica que ponen! carlos: es que a niurka marcos no le gusta el bullying. karla: ella dice algo que es cierto y es que hagan las cuentas y ni siquiera se conocÍan. carlos: siguiendo con el chisme tambiÉn estÁ interesante analizarlo fÍsicamente porque como dijo bobby larios tiene el porte y la verdad es que si se ve que emilio estÁ teniendo todas e influencia pero aquÍ tiene un aire a bobby pero cuando sonrÍes cuando se descubre que tiene la misma sonrisa de juan osorio. quÉ curioso. el que inventÓ el chisme tuvo una gran creatividad asÍ que que lo contraten para hollywood. karla: ademÁs es algo muy delicado porque cualquiera puede levantar la mano y decir es hijo no es

whitney's ex-husband bobby brown confirmed rumors that whitney was by sexual in his memoire. >> robinat the he'll are you doing? >> he depicted this in b.e.t.'s "the bobby brown" story which he co-produced. >> well, if they did, i didn't know it. >> if they had a relationship and she wants to write a book, she can do that. it's her story. >> robin will also be appearing in an upcoming episode of "red table talk." cannot wait for that conversation. >>> let's head back state side with keltie knight who just landed herself a jonas brother. >> well i knew you flew to the bahamas, but i flew to hollywood for the "midway" premiere with nick jonas. ♪ feelin' so cool >> the greatest transformation in this movie -- is it, a, nick jonas' moustache or, b, woody harrelson's hair? >> i'm going to go with my moustache. it was very french. a little pepe le pew vibe. >> what did priyanka think of the moustache? >> she liked it. her father had one and so it was sort of like she was into it. >> your choices are, a, nick jonas' moustache or, b, woody's hair. >> i am always a fan of the stache. >> i like

now, if you would like to donate a new vehicle or perhaps volunteer yourself, bobby and nelly would loveo hear from you. you can get in touch with them all at our website abc7news.com. i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> he risked his life by pulling a man from the b.a.r.t. tracks. tonight the b.a.r.t. supervisor gets a big honor. >>> namaste from fremont. that story coming up next. >>> and that's no house cat. where this mountain lion was spotted roaming. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. get ready for a foggy morning ride. here's a preview of it. i'll be back to let you know if this pattern is going to continue for your weekend plans. >>> here's a look what's coming up tonight after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> tonight we've asked these guys to draw a picture of their character from frozen. would you like to begin? fthe prilosec otc two-weekymore. challenge is helping people love what they love again. just one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. because life starts when heartburn stops. take the challenge at prilosecotc dot com. for your worst sore throat pain try vicks vapocool drops. it's n

>> bobby, thank you very much. joining me now is new jersey senator and 2020 presidential candidate cory booker. senator, thank you for joining us. what's your reaction? >> first of all, it's just these things cannot normalize. so obviously, i think i just -- i think the nation's sentiment as a whole, this is egregious event. we mourn and we're keeping the survivors, as well as the families of the victims, in our hearts at this time. but i also feel a on deepening sense of conviction. we are a nation where these incidents happen in a way that is unusual in the entire world. we are singular in the number of these kind of attacks we have. and what makes us unique is the ease with which people can get their hands on these weapons of destruction. and we have to not just simply have thoughts and prayers at this moment. we have to have a deeper commitment to preventing the ease with which these weapons can be achieved and do the things that we know. evidence shows the steps we can take to drive down the numbers of these

bobby livingston wires some of that cash, and just like that, a package arrives. >> i opened it up, andod taste. >> yeah, he did. >> now, that's a "strange inheritance" story. one look at shelly and you can tell she's over the moon. roger that, mission control. it is kind of amazing that more than half of americans living today weren't even born when man last walked on the moon. will we ever go back? well, at least one space-tourism company is taking reservations for a to-be-determined blast-off date. shelly wishes rick would have lived to see such a day. he would have done anything to get one of those boarding passes and no doubt return with some incredible photos and souvenirs for his collection. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching, and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> he was at the center of a scandal -- the national pastime, gambling, and gangsters. >> arnold rothstein gave them a little bit of money to, supposedly, throw the series. >> "shoeless" joe was arguably the best baseball player of all time. >> he's banned from the game... >> on

king, and the hope that was bloody kennedy. -- bobby kennedy.onths later, i was working for upi in los angeles and i was at the ambassador hotel with robert kennedy. if you minutes before that, i was upstairs and i talked to robert kennedy and he was being interviewed. another was up there also. coveri went downstairs to -- you can talk about what happened there. he lost oregon. he won in california. jon: he only got in the race a few you weeks before he came here. jim mccarthy is the one who gets the credit for bringing bobby into the race because johnson was weak. surprises lbj in new hampshire. bobby gets in. heardst words which you were it's on to california -- chicago with when there. he didn't know if he could get the delegates against humphrey. this is essentially last picture of robert kennedy alive. he gave a little quick -- quick sign and went into the kitchen when he was shot. made an incredible photograph. one of my colleagues was with him also. i heard that something had happened so i ran outside and i saw ethel in the back of the a

wary most 70 who's been in office for more than 30 years his government has arrested and prosecuted bobby wind several times and the opposition figure has accused security forces of torturing him but the 37 year old is not holding back his ambition in fact he's now directly challenging president was set.

. >> bobby are you still with snus. >> us? >> yes. >> for those in the community right now, there is not an active shooting right now, but these students reconnecting with their parents, what happens in the environment? do the police start to canvas everything in the area? >> yeah, they be doing a couple things. it will be a crime scene team in the area. they go other pain stakingly inch by inch to reconstruct what happened. it will be canvassing homes, people that got their children and they're back home, they may get a knock on the door or the phone call saying can we talk to you about this person that might have been an acquaintance in school? now that it seems that the situation is neutralized, the threat is neutralized, now we move into the forensic faze of the investigation. we collect evidence, interview people, and we try to figure out the whys of this. people in this community can rest assured that the massive and incredibly good response to this shooting neutralized it fairly quickly but now that can expect that they

bobby wine is challenging president yoweri with 70 elections expected to be held in 2021 with 70 haseen in power since 1986 it was rise as not being without its challenges diplomatic editor james bias sat down with him for an exclusive interview. it's relatively recent that even emerged on the political scene you were before that a musician why did you decide to go into politics i'm a musician social activist and get a youth who recently i call it recent but it's 2 years ago decided to run and become a member of parliament and you've been an m.p. for 2 years now you have been in the government's targeting of you has continued since you've been an m.p. not only is your music banned your concerts banned but you have faced attack tell me about the incident when your driver was killed well i say the day i went to parliament that since the parliament refused to come to the ghetto they get a will come to the parliament of course when i got into parliament it brought a lot of attention of the common people the peak interest in the politics and indeed the static pushing me and so i just bein

seats so it has acquired the kind of stature it was there earlier so in a certain way the general me bobby might dispute and especially it started with the time when the g.o.p. launched a nation by the movement that the temple should be built in which is a player but a large ground has changed the way secular india was really conceived in 1947 and it has in a certain way influence all the political parties in a manner that nobody can you know in a position to question the majority point of view on this i mean they would say that if a temple has to be built for laundromat has to be built in a year they cannot be anything else but this entire dispute is about who owns that piece of land and there have been layers of history which has been piled on because india's history is also a history of invasions where you had the movers who came in then subsequent you had the british and everybody left and impressed. reading and perspective on this particular dispute and then you have. a government of india in 147 subsequently you have a party which arose from the entire movement to build a dam temple

so not a whole lot less than. >> bobby, president trump's shutdown of the mission.ment gets -- now you said, more people than isis ever did. how can the president justify that? >> well, he's not even trying very much to justify that. his decision -- his attitude is, well, let the turks and the russians and syrians fight over this. he doesn't particularly care. it is true that the syrian regime has killed a magnitude more syrians and most of them innocent civilians when combative islamic state. the syrian -- it doesn't have much effect on the president at all. his view is we should let other people fight these wars and do the bare minimum which in this case is protecting the oil. as all-american presidents find out in the middle east and especially in syria, mission creep does happen and over a period of time, despite the best intentions of occupants of the white house, american soldiers and troops are required more and more and pretty soon you see the numbers climbing back up. it's quite surprising that the numbers have gone up so quickly in this instance. that's ju

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a criminal act they acknowledged the archaeological survey of india's findings that yes you know bobbie must it has been there since the 16th century it was not built on a hindu temple that there was a structure there underneath the mosque but it wasn't but it wasn't a hindu temple so what did you make of the ruling you know which was supposed to rule on who owns the land it doesn't do that and in fact takes the land it says that the muslims where the mosque stood for centuries can't have that land. right yes indeed i mean the supreme court ruling today is full of claims that seemingly contradicting each other but it is true that the supreme court has had and that the most closed i mean destroyed i mean it cannot be denied it want to strike in front of life. and thousands of big ones policeman so that's that's that's enough of a good the supreme court has also said that the entire land which runs into it is not to shoot it because the entity and only the date if they have a can on it that they want to acknowledge it by the way that there was no i mean there's labor to say that a temple

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they worked for bobby kennedy and grew up being happy that he was president and the trying to protect> i think it shows a remarkable loyalty of the kennedy clan that they have this and never felt free to tell what happened. they were all [inaudible] i think that protecting the legacy and it's remarkable. [inaudible] many books out there and a lot of different theories but i don't think anyone will ever know. ted is dead and none of the girls have spoken about it. >> you had 49 years to talk about that night and no one has come forward and said anything to clear up any discrepancy of that evening. it's the right thing to do. i do. at this point, that's why we talk about taking mary jo back we will take mary jo back but that doesn't include anyone that doesn't include anyone else's behavior from that time be brilliant. be powerful. be the diamond you are. find dazzling deals on diamonds and more. the zales black friday sale. get 30-50% off everything, including this stunning 7-carat diamond bracelet. exclusively at zales, the diamond store. including this stunning 7-carat diamond bracel

now i think they would be the faster the regime change is not going to happen just like that because bobby she's very very popular still his party is polling at 30 percent by far the most popular party in the country and if you go outside of prague in the regions right these weird out of voters with promises of more money more money in their pension you know the party is still very popular sites that the opposition is quite fragmented quite ineffective so there's nobody really to challenge him even his coalition politics democrats won't walk out on the coalition because they know they would face and the lecture obscurity said it is still going to be very difficult for the prime minister to care when you i think protesting is one thing the regime change is probably quite another. correspondent jonathan crane reporting for us from prague of czech capital thank you very much. now polls have closed in sri lanka where people have been voting for a new president a record number of 35 candidates were on the ballot but it's expected to be a tight race between the 2 frontrunners former defense secr

so i think of course the site in 1902 was a side to perfect violence when right when he told on the bobby mosque in what was seen as a brazen defiance often all that spock deadly riots that killed more than 2000 people across the country so i think what we're seeing today hopefully is the end of this very bloody and bitter dispute absolutely hopefully indeed but we do know that there was a massive ramp up in security across india tell us more about that sonia. that's right i mean we're seeing unprecedented security measures literally across india and that is in order to kind of ensure that there was no violence or backlash off that this would take hundreds of people have been detained now security has been put in place not just in the northern town of with the players but literally across many indian states and cities now in the position on where it's located 13000 extra troops have been deployed local police this is in addition to local police have been trained to contain riots helicopters on standby social media is being closely monitored and there have been a lot of calls from indian l