and —— bosnia—herzegovina and it could be a big night for the northern ireland captain steven davison now reports. modest and unassuming. that is the stephen davis way. but the northern ireland captain can't shy away from the spotlight this week. nearly 16 yea rs the spotlight this week. nearly 16 years ago he made his international debut in a 1—0 defeat to canada. since then the team and his escape or have come a long way. qualify for a first major tournament in a0 yea rs. a first major tournament in a0 years. neither they are close to making into another finals was up there record 120th cat 1p on his mind tonight he says but the 35—year—olds is determined to make his personal milestone with a win. —— mark it. a lot of sacrifice to get to this point but i always thoroughly enjoyed meeting up at the swat and it is been a bomb threat my time. i won't give it too much thought coming up to it, but after having some new message from them, it makes you realise it is a hell of an achievement. he leads a team with an achievement. he leads a team with a new manager at the helm. it is just a

vietnam, bosnia, afghanistan. once the cold war ended, i think holbrooke saw the opportunity for democrats to reenter the foreign-policy arena. he had been scarred byvietnam as was every democrat of his generation . by having been involved in the war and by being tarred as stubs by thinking we needed to get out which was the position he ended up in so he was always looking over his right shoulder, worried about about an attack from the heart and once the cold war ended in a sensethat pressure was off . i think he had an outsized idea of what america could do as the sole superpower. he wanted to be involved not just in bosnia but in kosovo, in cyprus, and congo, not with military power but certainly as a kind of all-purpose negotiator. the horn of africa. there were all these small wars going on in the 90s as countries were disintegrating and holbrook seemed to find them all irresistible . so in a way baker is more i think of a kissinger figure who had a sort of large view of what was possible, what was not and of

vietnam, bosnia, afghanistan.cold war ended, i think holbrook saw the opportunity for democrats to reenter the foreign policy arena. he had been scarred by vietnam as was every democrat of his generation both by having been involved in the war and by being charred as doves by thinking we needed to get out which was the position he ended up in. he was always worried about an attack, once the cold war ended, in a sense, the pressure was off and i think he had an idea of what america could do, he wanted to be involved not just in bosnia but cyprus, congo, not with military power but certainly an all-purpose negotiator, the horn of africa, all this going on in the countries disk integrating so in a way, baker is more of a figure who had a large view of what was possible and what was not foreign policy is geopolitics. holbrooke was more of an operative who would go in solve a particular problem. the post-cold war era, he is his best and most successive and got himself into troubles he had a hard time getting out of. >>

bosnia, northern ireland, there's no cease fire and bosnia i think there's still lot of problems in bosnia. we agreed to train an army of muslim so they could defend themselves, the policy had that you ran in 1990, to we had that, we are way behind. which means americans can't come home. americans should have gone, there in the first place. how do we let them defend themselves, as they have a right to do, in article 57 of the united nations charred. >> mister president? >> first of all, i take full responsibility for what happened in somalia but the american people must, remember that those soldiers were under and an american commander when that happens. i believe they did the best day could, under the circumstances and let's not forget that hundreds of thousands of lives were saved their. secondly, in haiti, political violence as much, much smaller than it was. thirdly, in bosnia, it's a virtual miracle that there has been no return to war, and at least, there has now been in an election. and institutions are beginning to function. in northern ireland, in the middle east, we are better of

bosnia, northern ireland. there's no ceasefire in bosnia. i think there are still lot of problems in bosnia. we agreed to train and arm the muslims so they could defend themselves, the policy you had when you ran in 1992. we haven't done that. we're way behind, which means americans can't come home. americans shouldn't have gone there in the first place, had we let them defend themselves, as they have a right to do under article 57 of the united nations charter. >> mr. president. >> first of all, i take full responsibility for what happened in somalia, but the american people must remember that those soldiers were under an american commander when that happened. i believe they did the best they could under the circumstances, and let's not forget that hundreds of thousands of lives were saved there. secondly, in haiti, political violence is much, much smaller than it was. thirdly, in bosnia it's a virtual miracle that there has been no return to war and at least there has now been an election. and institutions are beginning are beginning to fu

bosnia, northern ireland, there's no cease-fire in bosnia. i think there's a lot of problems in bosnia. we agreed to train and arm the muslims so they could defend themselves. a policy in 1992 we haven't done it. we're behind. americans shouldn't have gone there in the first place, had we let them defend themselves, as they have a right to do with the article lvii in the nations charter. >> first of all, i take full responsibility for what happened in somalia but the american people must remember the soldiers were under an american commander when that happened. i believe they did the best they could under the circumstances. hundreds of thousands of lives were saved there. in haiti, political violence is much smaller than it was. thirdly, in boss anywnia, there virtual miracle there's no return of war and there's been an election and the institutions are beginning to function. in northern ireland and the middle east, we're better off than four years ago. there will always be problems in the whole world, but we're moving in the right direction

after being beaten in croatia many are sent back to bosnia part of this narrative deal with wrong the injuries caused much hematoma covering a large surface of the body indicating severe damage to soft tissue in the area that is likely to incapacitate the injured and prevent them from attempting to cross the question for a longer period from what i know since oct 12th 150 such cases have been registered . human rights organizations have long accused croatians police of brutality and illegally sending back the migrants and refugees coalition's government denies this earlier this week its interior ministry said these allegations were being investigated with the aim to quote remove any doubt about the behavior of croatian police officers the similarities between the accounts are really chilling in that they point to systematic patterns of abuse with consistent descriptions of men in black uniforms and black balaclavas so with their heads hitting. 'd the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western and northern europe and apply for asylum for the injured ones they must wait until t

bosnia, northern ireland, there is no cease-fire in bosnia. there are still problems. we agreed to arm the muslims so they could defend themselves. that was the policy you had in 1992. we are behind which means americans cannot come home. americans should not have gone in the first place. had we let them defend themselves, they have a right to do so under article 57. moderator: mr. president. ies. clinton: first of all, take full responsibility for what happened in somalia, but those soldiers were under an american commander when that happened. i believe they did the best they could under the circumstances and let us not forget hundreds of thousands of lives were saved. secondly, in haiti political violence is smaller than it was. thirdly, in bosnia it is a miracle there has been no return to war and there has now been an election. the institutions are beginning to function. in northern ireland and middle east, we are better off than four years ago. there will always be problems in this world, but if we are moving in the right direction and america is leading, we are b

but upon entering bosnia most migrants walk northwest to the country's long open border with croatia one of the last gateways to northern europe on this journey through croatia many of the migrants report being beaten and stripped naked forced to lay on each other some of them have described it as before civilian a hash tag patton others have described as being forced to lie like logs being stacked on each other. their valuables have been taken their personal belongings destroyed or burned. in one case in 2 cases sorry we have reports of severe sexual abuse another migrant mohammad from pakistan says croatian police set dogs on him after he crossed the border 2 weeks ago before. the port. dog attacked the dog be put to death here though people guarding the leg are no good going to police. after being beaten in croatia many are sent back to bosnia part of this narrative deal with wrong the injuries caused much hematoma covering a large surface of the body indicating severe damage to soft tissue in the area that is likely to incapacitate the injured and prevent them from attempting to

northern ireland, meanwhile, were up against bosnia—herzegovina and about 2,000 of their fans.c giving the hosts an early lead. although northern ireland nearly hit back immediately — only a stunning save denying josh magennis. but, after the break, their attacking endeavour got its reward. niall mcginn with the equaliser. mcginn picks out the bottom corner! game on. bosnia—herzegovina came within a whisker of a winner but, still 1—1 after 90 minutes, again, extra time beckoned on a nail—biting night. yes, real drama for both scotland and northern ireland, and i can tell you that both games have ended up going to a penalty shoot out and, in the last few seconds, scotland have beaten israel on penalties, so they are through to the euro 2020 final play—off, and so are northern ireland. they have beaten bosnia—herzegovina on penalties, so both scotland and northern ireland are through on penalties. what drama! there has also been a match at wembley tonight, with england taking on wales in international friendly, and natalie pirks was there. the 103rd meeting of great rivals played

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took away our belongings our mobile phones and money before taking us back to the bosnian border bosniad by thousands of people fleeing unrest and war in the middle east central asia and north africa 3 years ago other nations closed their borders and disrupted migration paths through the balkans but upon entering bosnia most migrants walk northwest to the country's long open border with croatia one of the last gateways to northern europe on this journey through croatia many of the migrants report being beaten and stripped naked forced to lay on each other some of them have described it as before said i and a hash tag that the others have described as being forced to live like logs being stacked on each other. their valuables have been taken their personal belongings destroyed or burned. in one case in 2 cases sorry we have reports of severe sexual abuse another migrant mohammad from pakistan says croatian police set dogs on him after he crossed the border 2 weeks ago before. the port. dog of baghdad. report today where do people guard the leg are no good going here police. after being b

after being beaten in croatia many are sent back to bosnia part of this narrative the injuries causedma covering a large surface of the body indicating severe damage to soft tissue in the area that is likely to incapacitate the injured and prevent them from attempting to cross the coalition border for a longer period from what i know since oct 12th 150 such cases have been registered . human rights organizations have long accused croatians police of brutality and illegally sending back the migrants and refugees coalition's government denies this earlier this week its interior ministry said these allegations were being investigated with the aim to quote remove any doubt about the behavior of croatian police officers the similarities between the accounts are really chilling in that they point to systematic patterns of abuse with consistent descriptions of men in black uniforms and black balaclavas so with their heads hidden 'd. the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western and northern europe and apply for asylum for the injured ones they must wait until they are strong enough

northern ireland are still in with a chance of qualifying as they beat bosnia herzegovina, also on penalties time, northern ireland went 1—0 down before niall mcginn scored the equaliser to take the match to extra—time and then penalties. the winning kick came from the boot of liam boyce. they go on to face slovakia next month in their play off final. dominic calvert—lewin continued his impressive start to the season as he scored on his senior international debut as england beat wales 3—0 in a friendly at wembley. the everton forward has scored nine goals in six games for his club so far this season and headed in this cross from jack grealish. conor coady scored a second before danny ings got this overhead kick to put the game beyond wales, his first for england, who now have two nations league games to come. they host belgium on sunday and then denmark next wednesday. mesut ozil has been left out of arsenal's europa league squad for the forthcoming campaign. the midfielder‘s future at the club remains increasingly uncertain after being persistently left out of the side by manager mikel arte

but upon entering bosnia most migrants walk northwest to the country's long open border with croatiathe last gateways to northern europe on this journey through croatia many of the migrants report being beaten and stripped naked forced to lay on each other some of them have described it as before said i in a hash tag patton others have described it as being forced to lie like logs being stacked on each other. their valuables have been taken their personal belongings destroyed or burned. in one case in 2 cases sorry we have reports of severe sexual abuse another migrant mohammad from pakistan says croatian police set dogs on him after he crossed the border 2 weeks ago before if it is the port. dog attack dog. report here to people guard the leg are no good going here police. after being beaten in croatia many are sent back to bosnia part of this merger deal with wrong the injuries caused much hematoma covering a large surface of the body indicating severe damage to soft tissue in the area that is likely to incapacitate the injured and prevent them from attempting to cross the creation

he's set to make his 120th international appearance in their euro 2020 play—off semi—final against bosnia2021 qualifier. andorra, which has a population ofjust 77,000, scored a 91st—minute equaliser. england play turkey next on tuesday. next to the french open where novak djokovic is on court and has scored against his opponent and is having at his own way at the moment. the spaniard outplayed the world number one in the first set and he won it by six games to four. djokovic needs to— one and the second set and the winner of that match will play stefanos tsitsipasin the semi—finals the greek had to hang on to win the opening set but ended up winning in straight sets. 7-5, 6-2, 6-3. former wimbledon champion petra kvitova is also through to the semi—finals. she saw off germany's laura siegemund in straight sets at roland garros. it's just the second time that kvitova's reached the last four at the french open. and kvitova will play sofia kenin in the semis after she beat fellow american danielle collins in three sets. the australian open champion powered to victory in the final set, winnin

i really got involved with bosnia herzegovina story was when we heard rumors here in london. of what were being called concentration camps in the newspapers where the media they call to to civil war 'd there was always this undercurrent of sort of the ancient ethnic hatreds to come the balkan barbarians again they were at it only last year and look over there was an element of that refugees who were arriving in croatia were talking in very dramatic and worrying time. about what was happening in the prideaux area people didn't want to talk about genocide for sure and didn't want to talk about aggression or ethnic cleansing certainly this is talk of that is that they were this is the guardian a sort of scare blast the. democrats. who shield the leg. the cli's of the ports that with the current. scheme is a bit on the organic lathi. c.n. you hear bush now i think about this a sikh policy t.f. . there was another last needs will be will now runs for beauty spot empty all while you have no need to know for board new york with vasanth the portuguese who still has the sauce of the.

the to call it was very moving to see the choir from bosnia and the choir from serbia singing to one another many will move to tears because many of the songs are basically the same and that's very bonding and for the choir from cyprus it was hard travelling to istanbul it was emotionally challenging but the ice was broken very quickly here. the results of this musical journey of discovery were presented to the public for the 1st time in an installation in berlin that was supposed to be live singing but the coronavirus pandemic put a stop to that a huge disappointment the old for all still plans to go on tour to all 6 countries whenever that may be possible. and owed for all and i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk later and that's one beethoven year event that has managed to take place albeit a little differently than expected tell us what else is happening well as you say a lot of events have been canceled or hopefully i can just say. because the good news is that the celebrations have been extended now until september 2021 the organizers have announced t

i covered the bosnia war. nobody on the face of the earth other than a serve and the boxing can tell a tell a servee bosnia apart. when he witnessed my first battle, it was the unspent levels shooting the unpronounceable school. but boy, , the hatred was there, they could tell. and so many, a rule of law is better, a protection of free expression is better than it is even in places like england or developed areas of europe. and our economic opportunities, we wouldn't have, we wouldn't be thinking about immigration if this were not a fantastically attractive place from an economic point of view. comparatively speaking, we are doing really well, a lot of things to be proud about. >> to get back to complaining about our own country you were very critical of congress. bob wants to know do you think term limits with move congress into thinking more about the public interest and less about their own? >> well, that's interesting because that's an argument i had for many years. we went back and forth and add was alway

we have helped to bring democracy to haiti and peace to bosnia. the peace signed on the white house lawn between the israelis and the palestinians must embrace more of israel's neighbors. the deep desire for peace that hillary and i felt when we walked the streets of belfast and derry must become real for all the people of northern ireland. and cuba must finally join the community of democracies. [ cheers and applause ] nothing in our lifetime has been more heartening than when people of the former soviet union and central europe broke the grip of communism. we have aided their progress, and i am proud of it. and i will continue our strong partnership with a democratic russia. and we will bring some of central europe's new democracies into nato so that they will never question their own freedom in the future. [ applause ] our american exports are at record levels. in the next four years, we have to break down even more barriers to them, reaching out to latin america, to africa, to other countries in asia, making sure that our workers and our produ

i mean nobody on the face of the earth other than a servant of bosnia can tell a servant of bosnia parti witness my first battle it was the un- spell of shooting the unpronounceable's. but boy the hatred was there, they could tell. and so many other, or rule of law is better our expression of free expression is better than places like england or developed areas of europe. and our economic opportunitie opportunities -- we would not have anything, would not be thinking about immigration if this were not a fantastically attractive placement economic point of view. so comparatively speaking, we are doing really well and we things to be proud about. >> host: so to get back to complaining about her own country, you are very critical of congress. bob wants to know, do you think term limits would move congress into thinking more about the public interest and less about their own? >> guest: that's interesting. that's an argument i had with cato's ex-president, and i went back and forth. ed was always very much in favor of term limits. i was dubious about them. i thought the likelihood was, espec

the to call it was very moving to see the choir from bosnia and the choir from serbia singing to one another many were moved to tears because many of the songs are basically the same and that's very bonding and for the choir from cyprus it was hard travelling to istanbul it was emotionally challenging but the ice was broken very quickly here. the results of this musical journey of discovery were presented to the public for the 1st time in an installation in berlin that was supposed to be live singing but the coronavirus pandemic put a stop to that a huge disappointment the old for all still plans to go on tour to all 6 countries whenever that may be possible. and owed for all and i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk later and that's one beethoven year event that has managed to take place albeit a little differently than expected tell us what else is happening well as you say a lot of events have been canceled or hopefully i can just say. because the good news is that the celebrations have been extended now until september 2021 the organizers have announced

have only once in my life seen that was scared to death one of the bosnian war was darkest secrets bosnia the count on al-jazeera. it's a pristine wilderness like no other. these are some of the largest and last remaining evergreen forests on the indochina peninsula. but across the land the cambodian government has allowed agricultural developers to slash burn and plant cash crops. and illegal logging has spread out to nearby protected forests leading to a to live pillaging frenzy. one of one east investigates the wholesale destruction of cambodia's rainforests. reeses cambodia's while the east where the mekong river borders prey long forest one of the last remaining evergreen woodlands in southeast asia. it's also the domain of environmental warrior and lawyer lang who's made it his mission to protect the forest. a bit about occurring at home but when i saw logging companies cutting trees and transporting logs right in front of me i was committed to defend the forest. today ling is gathering evidence of illegal logging to pass on to conservation agencies and phone governance a joint taiw

barriers to overcome this was happening to the in the to call it was very moving to see the choir from bosniaand the choir from serbia singing to one another as many were moved to tears because many of the songs are basically the same and that's very bonding and for the choir from cyprus it was hard travelling to istanbul it was emotionally challenging but the ice was broken very quickly here. the results of this musical journey of discovery were presented to the public for the 1st time in an installation in berlin that was supposed to be live singing but the coronavirus pandemic put a stop to that a huge disappointment the old for all still plans to go on tour to all 6 countries whenever that may be possible. and ode for all and i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk later and that's one beethoven year event that has managed to take place albeit a little differently than expected tell us what else is happening well as you say a lot of vents have been canceled or hopefully i can just say. because the good news is that the celebrations have been extended now until sept

northern ireland also have a huge game too later on — they're in sarejevo — to face bosnia herzey—govinya— bosnia—herzegovina. if they win tonight, and the republic of ireland beat slovakia, then they will play each other, for a place at next year's euro finals. as for england and wales — they play each other in a friendly at wembley tonight, and gareth southgate's making changes by the look of things. the england manager has confirmed goalkeeper jordan pickford is set to miss out, so either burnley‘s nick pope or manchester united's dean henderson will start. jordan pickford's been his number one for a while now, but he's not been in the greatest of form for his club side everton — despite their sensation form so far this season which sees them top of the premier league table. pickford's been under pressure, after a few errors. it is a very tight call. i go back to the fact thatjordan‘s performances with us have been excellent. i'm not oblivious to what has happened to him at everton but there can be lots of factors within individuals' performances at their clubs and we have got to try t

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the to call it was very moving to see the choir from bosnia and the choir from serbia singing to one another many will move to tears because many of the songs of basically the same and that's very bonding and for the choir from cyprus it was hard travelling to istanbul it was emotionally challenging but the ice was broken very quickly here. the results of this musical journey of discovery were presented to the public for the 1st time in an installation in berlin that was supposed to be live singing but the coronavirus pandemic put a stop to that a huge disappointment the old for all still plans to go on tour to all 6 countries whenever that may be possible. and owed for all and i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk later and that's one beethoven year event that has managed to take place albeit a little differently than expected tell us what else is happening well as you say a lot of events have been canceled or hopefully i can just say. because the good news is that the celebrations have been extended now until september 2021 the organizers have announced th

have only once in my life see man are scared to death one of the bosnian war was darkest secrets bosnia the count on al-jazeera. to. it watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories this hour brazil has registered more than a 1000 coronavirus deaths the 2nd time in a month it brings the total number of fatalities that to round a 143002nd only to the united states. help workers in peru have been protesting to demand better equipment the country has the highest death rate per capita in the world. the group that manages the u.s. presidential debate says it will make changes to the format after widespread criticism tuesday's debate was marred by personal attacks and constant interruptions. as china celebrates its national day and opposition protest is being held in hong kong several rallies are expected to spot warnings against public gatherings because of coronavirus restrictions it's the 1st chinese national day since the government in beijing imposed the contentious national security door on hong kong. and within the past half an hour flag raising ceremony has been held on the shores of ho

that you have the lowest average salary in the you with less than $690.00 euro's a month less than bosniamontenegro which aren't even in the e.u. and the european council on foreign relations says it's a sign you've made very poor use of the cohesion funds why is that mismanagement and corruption or is a both. this is this is not true because the ligaments that were in the country when we started in the got in the country was 250-5011 now list expanded and then 11 and when we are talking about the influence of the e.u. france actually the increase of the sale is just that the investment of the events is 8.2 percent for the period between $24020.00 points if it is also important that the g.d.p. has increased with 7.7 percent the european finance investment it is once again because i am a minister of lebanon social policy want to measure the level of unemployment which would mean the whole thing or end now is 7.2 percent and youth of the european union france investment it is a lower i phone 6 percent minister last year the us state department said that while you laws provided penalties for

that you have the lowest average salary in the you with less than $690.00 euro's a month less than bosniamontenegro which aren't even in the e.u. and the european council on foreign relations says it's a sign you've made very poor use of the contingent funds why is that mismanagement and corruption or is it both. this is this is not true because the ligament still in the country when we started in the country in the country was 250-5011 now list expanded and then 11 and when we are talking about the influence of the e.u. france actually the increase of the cell is due to the investment of the events is 8.2 percent for the period between 24020 plaintive it is also important that the g.d.p. has increased with 7.7 percent the european finance investment it is once again because i am a minister of lebanon social policy want to measure the level of unemployment which would have been double figure and now is 7.2 percent and you look at that european union france investment it is a lower i phone 6 percent minister last year the us state department said that while your laws provided penalties for

balkan wars in bosnia he was accused of being an apologist for a war criminal slobodan milosevic. flukes poetry is seen as a breath of fresh air by her publishers in the u.k. for the past 20 years nice scene about hers and she doesn't take any of the any of the boxes that. usually lead to prizes she's there's no sense in which is politically incorrect but on the other hand she's not picky politically correct either there's no preaching in her work i find her tremendously refreshing in a world where almost all writers seem to be politically driven or politically terrified so they don't dare say anything some observers say louise glueck was a safe choice by the judges right all wrong the 77 year old poet is certain how to reach a broader international readership andrew symonds al-jazeera back to the us vice presidential debate where the star appears to be a fly that landed in mike pence as the vice president didn't react or attempt to wave it away and it sat there for about 2 minutes the fly has since developed a huge following online with its own twitter account and endless streams

northern ireland are still in with a chance of qualifying as they beat bosnia herzegovina, also on penaltieslties. the winning kick came from the boot of liam boyce. they go on to face slovakia next month in their play off final. dominic calvert—lewin continued his impressive start to the season as he scored on his senior international debut as england beat wales 3—0 in a friendly at wembley. the everton forward has scored nine goals in six games for his club so far this season and headed in this cross from jack grealish. conor coady scored a second before danny ings got this overhead kick to put the game beyond wales, his first for england, who now have two nations league games to come. they host belgium on sunday and then denmark next wednesday. mesut ozil has been left out of arsenal‘s europa league squad for the forthcoming campaign. the midfielder‘s future at the club remains increasingly uncertain after being persistently left out of the side by manager mikel arteta. he hasn‘t played for the club since march. new 45 million pound signing thomas partey has been included in the 25—man sq

only once in my life seen men who are scared to death one of the bosnian war was darkest secrets bosnia the count on al-jazeera. building a wall was the promise made in the bid for the white house 0 tolerance approach the southern border became government policy detaining children and separating families the stark reality of picture too much to bear for many americans in a country that was built on immigration. follow the key issues of the us elections on al-jazeera it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of coronavirus appears far wider than anyone thought. this is al-jazeera. this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes doctor

challenges turkey is fighting against terrorism together with the united states in afghanistan in bosnia in iraq in syria in many different parts of the world saw in terms of turkish nato relations turkey is still pulling all it is is no more than enough but many take a look at united states on turkish soil nations there are 2 nations problems that are to be result would be united states centered in the 1st issue is that fighting against terrorism that turkey believes that the united states is he would relation to me like b.g. forces it is a suck ratchet picquet terrorist organization also the united states speak of nice as a terrorist organization and turkey also try to proves that they are getting the mavericks off the terrorist from the same pully. this isn't the system one of the most important issue that should be a result the united states the 2nd issue is it who at them failed cool at town that turkey believes that the failed quit camps and all the previous square. interlinked with the united states and united states. should change they are metion that they cannot at a core suppor

nobody on the face of the earth served in bosnia. when i witnessed my first battle to say they were shooting the unpronounceable's. but the hatred was there. lake hotel. and rule of law and protection and for the expression even in places like england or developed areas of europe. and economic opportunities to think about immigration this place from the economic point of view. so actually speaking we are doing really well for things to be proud about "the post and courier" going back to complaining about our own country were critical of congress. do you think term limits would move congress into thinking more about the public interest or less about their own quick. >> that's interesting that's an argument i have many years with the cato institute ask president. went back and forth he was always very much in favor of term limits my said the likelihood especially with seats in the house that it is still being to be forever able to see is congressperson this book want to assert interest group who change every two years and down south th

son i have only once in my life seen man scared to death one of the bosnian wars darkest secrets bosnia the count on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching al-jazeera has reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump has been moved to a military medical center where he's being treated for covert 19 white house says the president is doing very well. president tom does not require any supplemental oxygen but he has been given to experimental drugs one of them is run doesn't care which has been shown to shorten coronavirus patients hospital stays. and the 7th day of fierce fighting is underway between military forces from armenia and azerbaijan both sides are reporting civilian deaths and accusing the other of shelling populated areas in the contested nagorno-karabakh region. don't charms covered 1000 diagnosis has up ended the race for the white house a potential political fallout remains unclear and no polling has yet been done to gauge voters' reactions but there are likely to be radical changes to the remainder of the campaign as well brunell's reports. with the pr

northern ireland play bosnia—herzegovina on october 8th, and then have a couple of nations league matchesd the sun is shining at the renaissance club in east lothian. and it's been a good morning for england's ian poulter. he shot a five—under—par 66 to finish the day on nine—under, tied with lee westwood. but robert rock is the leading brit, on ten—under, one shot behind the leader, australia's lucas herbert. the engine manufacturer honda are going to leave formula one at the end of 2021. they provide engines for both red bull and alpha tauri, so both teams will need to find a new engine supplier. and it leaves the sport with just three engine companies. honda says the move was a result of the transformation of the car industry away from internal combustion engines. and the french open tennis continues today. simona halep amongst those in action. you can follow it live on the bbc sport website and app. from eve, for now, back to you. —— from me. thank you very much indeed. just to bring you some breaking news on the rate of transmission. we are hearing that the estimated reproduction num

included in the northern ireland squad for their upcoming european championship play—off against bosnia—herzegovinar was an injury concern after limping off in leicester's win over manchester city on sunday. the liverpool forward rhian brewster is on his way to sheffield united. he's set to move for a club record deal worth £23.5m. he spent the end of last season on loan at swansea city in the championship. to the french open third round where 12 time champion rafael nadal is in action against the italian stefano travaglia. nadal whipped through the first set winning 6—1 in 23 minutes ceiling victory with a rather nice volley here. the spaniard has yet to dropa volley here. the spaniard has yet to drop a say in this tournament so far. you will face the qualifier in the last 16 on sunday. in the womens draw — top seed simona halep is already into the last 16 after thrashing american teenager amanda anisimova injust 54 minutes. 6—love, 6—1 the score. third seed elina svitolina is also through. let's turn our attention now to a busy weekend of live sporting action on the bbc. in rugby league it's chal

northern ireland, who had to play 120 minutes before getting past bosnia on penalties in thursday's euroa. there are four games taking place in women's super league today. arsenal thrashed brighton 5—0 in the early kick—off. dutch striker vivianne miedema was on target twice in the match as arsenal maintained their perfect start to the wsl season, which has seen them win all four of their matches so far. in the day's other games everton have also kept up their 100% start to the season with a 3—1win over west ham. reading beat birmingham. chelsea have a 3—1 lead. the premier league say proposals for the reform of english football could have a "damaging impact" on the game. the proposals are understood to be led by champions liverpool and manchester united, and have the backing of efl chairman rick parry. among the ideas being put forward are reducing the premier league to 18 teams and scrapping the league cup in its present form. the plans would see the premier league give a £250 million bailout to the efl plus 25% of its annual income. joao almeida has held on to the overall lead at the

i have only once in my life seen man are scared to death one of the bosnian wars darkest secrets bosnia the count on al-jazeera. and one of the top stories here now to syria u.s. president donald trump has tweeted that he is feeling well in hospital after testing positive for corona virus the president's doctors say they are happy with his progress but an official close to trump said the next 48 hours are critical. india's spiralling coronavirus outbreak has now killed more than 100000 people that's nearly 10 percent of global deaths from the disease. and armenia says it will use all necessary means to protect ethnic armenians from attack by azerbaijan as both sides battle each other in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh. the president trumps kevin 19 diagnosis is appended the already tumultuous race for the white house joe biden's campaign has removed all negative ads about the president but the president's campaign team is still running attack ads on the democrats' reports. with the president hospitalized and facing a period of treatment and quarantine all trump campaign events a

northern ireland had to play 120 minutes before going past bosnia on thursday are against austria. 5 live and text commentary on the bbc sport website. four games taking place in the women's super league. arsenal were thrashed 5—0 in the early kick—off. arsenal maintained their perfect start to the season, which has seen them win all four of their matches so them win all four of their matches so far. everton have also kept up their hundred percent start to the season with a 3—1win over west ham. it is just season with a 3—1win over west ham. it isjust coming up season with a 3—1win over west ham. it is just coming up to half—time season with a 3—1win over west ham. it isjust coming up to half—time in the other matches. the premier league says proposals for the reform of english football could have a damaging impact on the game. the proposals are understood to be led by the champions liverpool and manchester united and have the backing of the fl chairman rick parry. one idea is reducing the premier league to 18 teams and scrapping the league cup in its present form. the plans will s

that you have the lowest average salary in the you with less than $690.00 euro's a month less than bosniamontenegro which aren't even in the e.u. and the european council on foreign relations says it's a sign you've made very poor use of the contingent funds why is that mismanagement and corruption or is a both. this is this is not true because the ligament still in the country when we started in the gun in the country was founded then in 50 live analysis expanded it and then let and when we are talking about that the influence of the e.u. france actually decrease of the cell is just the investment of the events is 8.2 percent for the period between 24020 points if it is also important that the g.d.p. has increased its 7.7 percent the european finance investment it is once again because i am a minister of lebanon social policy want to measure the level of unemployment which would mean that healthier and now is 7.2 percent and youth of the european union france investment is a lower we are 5.6 percent minister last year the us state department said that while you laws provided penalties fo

one of the bosnian war is darkest secrets bosnia they count on al-jazeera. i mean and azerbaijan ignore calls for a cease fire in the corner of her back as russia and france say syrian rebels are fighting for these areas. but on a clock his answer live from doha coming up. another woman is gang raped in india where outrage is growing over sexual violence and caste discrimination. dozens of people arrested in hong kong as thousands of police trying to stop pro-democracy protests from china's national day. breaking the rules over break now the european union is launching legal action against the u.k. . so we start with the conflict between john and armenia in the disputed new going to karabakh region where it's alleged that syrian fighters have now joined the battle france and russia say they've got evidence the fighters traveled through turkey to join the fight on behalf of azerbaijan french president of man or macro says it is a serious new developments the breakaway region is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan controlled by armenian forces fra