well let's get more on this now we're joined by bridget welch senior research fellow at national taiwan university and she's joining us live from the malaysian capital kuala lumpur very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so you know some have said that the allegations against amount to what they call the heist of the century how strong is this case against him. well i think it's there are grounds for that type of allegation given the amount of money that is involved is about $4500000000.00 u.s. dollars multiple companies and this is not just a case involving malaysia it's involves a case involving the international financial system one a.m.d. be is is this is an example of how different actors use the financial rules in the international system to their advantage and this was why the case is so important because it tests not only that this istomin malaysia but whether or not the international system can actually prosecuting cases that involve the use of the international system to their advantage and if we stay with malaysia itself for a moment then insists the charges are political

host: that is bridget in texas. our democratic candidates talking about cows? guest: there is a recognition agriculture brings a lot of omissions. there needs to be some sort of way to reduce those admissions. we are talking about soil, sequestering carbon in the soil. we are talking about having more responsible grazing policies. i don't think that is been nearly as fleshed out his energy policies writ large. there is not enough brought to bear on that. guest: why aren't we going to have a specific democratic debate about climate change? the national committee said they will not have a single issue debate about anything. it will be too late to include that. we have never seen that, but to the activist point, climate change touches all aspects of life. it affects the economy, your health, the home you live in. they feel this is an issue not getting enough attention and touches every single thing and it needs to be brought to lightfoot candidates are going to do and make sure it is a first-order priority of whoever the democratic nominee is. there is not enough

also where are we right now on the disaster spectrum as far as bridget goes. well there is more likelihood now of mock us that certainly seems like at this point of time in fact b.c. analysts have now said that there is 44 percent likelihood of hardbacks it and that is going to be walking and that's i think the reasoning behind that is the fact there but had poor johnson's thinking that it is too less time now to negotiate a new deal. with the e.u. countries and perhaps he feels that hard a back seat is better than giving any sort of or advantage to bits of party right wing. monday on the financial markets reaction to break the thank you. japan has officially remove south korea's fast track export status taking effect today and sole has dropped from its list of favored trading nations relations between the 2 countries was last year when south korea's supreme court ordered compensation folk are rience forced into work during the japanese occupation. this is just the taste of the reception japanese products may soon be receiving all over south korea business peo

bridget's in the boundary between cutting the north and to the left out the north a predominantly muslim look at enough out of the common to christian the normal day its residents passed by to freely but in times of crisis the boundary is difficult across. the city hasn't always been like this but interreligious violence and other conflicts often fuelled by political rivalries have torn the community apart. for safety reasons to johnny keeps her work and private life separate before starting a peace initiative to janeen work in micro financing she still keeps in touch with traders and she used to advise on loans and business plans but she doesn't tell them about her new calling. only know about my age during the days that our good one class that is to. be in the job don't know me weak because i study time on extending that. peace building me sharing day i was able to dad's with this people here because i wouldn't know the kind of mentality today i have. both past abreu and he journeys say more should be done at the state level to stop politicians and clerics instrumental mys youths for p

everybody agrees but nobody agrees the double is bridget alex forrester whiting is there with me to have talked through what we've just heard so did you hear anything new from the 2 leaders alex there was one. new confirmation from boris johnson which was not to do with the backstop but to do with e.u. citizens living in the u.k. where he said that yes again. e.u. nationals would be protected so this comes off the back of the government the british government suggesting a few days ago that freedom of movement would stop immediately if there was a new deal bracks on the 31st of october many europeans living in the u.k. very concerned about that what would that mean for the status so he has now confirmed that those either nationals will be protected so that was new everything else well actually no not really nothing was new we know that boris johnson does not like the irish acts stop he has already written a letter to donald tusk the president of the european council saying that has to go and he is always talking about alternative arrangements he was asked what those alternative arrangemen

bridget corrigan is a botanist. and a specialist in the region's biodiversity. this is a very special catchment for a lot of reasons if it's a unique part of versity from not just the terrestrial but also the 1st one of our diversity is very special it's got about 14 species of fish and a lot of really endemic species of invertebrates and quite insects that contribute to the health of the slope of this river system. there are about 200 trees species in america. that's 17 of them. and about $400.00 in the bed spaces. it is a national treasure and the north west doesn't have a lot of these river systems a lot of the systems in this province are heavily degraded. the crown jewel of this not true treasure lies just a few paddle strokes upstream. a sanctuary hidden at the heart of the resort. this is america i we're at the top of america. and the water bubbles up from the underground what to kevin's at that point of the day the water is clear is anything very low conduct 70 which means there's no salt is no pollutants in this in the system it's really very very pure.

-- we would like to thank bridget. been spectacular. spent a tremendous amount of time with melania, and some of the wives that came in. they had a great tour of the area, and it is a beautiful area , but i want to thank you very much for the incredible job you did. this is a truly successful g7. there was tremendous unity. it was great unity. sometimes a little bit of false reporting, but i will tell you we would have stayed for another hour. nobody wanted to leave. we were a couple she a lot, but i think more importantly, we were getting along very well -- we were accomplishing a lot, but i think more importantly, we were getting along very well. you have been a spectacular leader on this. i want to thank you, and i want to thank the great country of france. thank you very much. [applause] pres. macron: thank you. and with that, i think -- excuse me. pres. macron: i did what to say, we will take two questions from each side. i will leave the room in order for you to follow up. don't want: i just to have the president

it's bridget time bordeaux and mrs russian counterpart vladimir putin near moscow the 2 countries back opposing sides in the syrian conflict kurdish led forces have begun withdrawing from along the border with turkey it's part of a deal between anger on washington the s.t.'s has been an important u.s. ally in the fight against deisel but turkey considers the kurdish group to be a terror organization the main trial of former malaysian prime minister najib razak is underway in kuala lumpur knowledge of his facing $25.00 charges of money laundering and abuse of power and is accused of siphoning more than $500000000.00 from a state investment fund. to wrench away and floods have killed more than 60 people in sudan the u.n. says more than 37th i was some homes have been destroyed or damaged or more flash floods are expected the wall street journal says u.s. officials will meet saudi representatives in washington on wednesday it's part of a push to convince the saudis to broker a cease fire in yemen he u.s. federal judge has built a new abortion on the states of missouri pending a legal chal

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hollywood family, the son of legendary actor henry fonda, younger brother of jane fonda and father of bridget and justin fonda. today his family says he passed away peacefully at his home in los angeles from respiratory failure due to lung fonda was 7 >>> there is much more ahead here including thousands of veterans being hit with millions of dollars of medical bills. why is it happening? >>> also a controversial new diet app aimed at kids as young as 8 is it helping create healthy habits or sending the wrong message? >>> back now with an nbc news investigation. a stunning number of our nation's veterans are being hit with millions of dollars in medical bills. a government watchdog says the va should be paying but isn't. >> reporter: when amanda wolf decided to join the military, the u.s. coast guard was the perfect fit. >> training to save lives is what appealed to me. >> reporter: she left after serving six years, and like many veterans kept her va medical coverage three years ago, she ended up in the emergency room she needed immediate surgery to remove her appendix but was stunned six mon

i mean, they've got marlon brando, there's bridget bardot, even the great muhammed ali. —— brigitte bardote beginning. we used to do fashion shows here, and this is a very special hotel. mona ross is an international model who was based in beirut before the war. wow! mona ross! take a seat! now she is a permanent resident of the hotel. i mean, it's part of my life. i consider i'm part of the columns of the phoenicia. maybe i am! you are part of the furniture, yeah? part of the furniture! yeah, you're part of the fabric of the whole hotel! when the war came, the hotel became a battleground, a key strategic point because of its size and downtown location. i was passing by next to the phoenicia when it was destroyed and saw a little plant, hibiscus plant, with little red flowers on it and i was so touched by this and i couldn't believe my eyes — why this plant is alive in front of this hotel who was dead? today, a generation of young lebanese are determined to shake the dust and debris from the city's reputation. this is nice. where have you brought me to, lisa? so, we're in an area called ma

, i would like to thank bridget.spectacular, spent a tremendous amount of time with melania and some of the folks who came in, some of the wives that came in and they had a great tour of the area and it's a beautiful area. but i want to thank you very much, mr. president, for the incredible job you did. this is a truly successful g7. there was tremendous unity. there was great unity. sometimes i would read a little bit of false reporting, and i will tell you -- in fact, we would have stayed for another hour. nobody wanted to leave. we were accomplishing a lot. but i think more importantly, we were getting along very well, seven countries. and it really was the g7 and you have been a spectacular leader on this. and i want to thank you and i want to thank the great country of france. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> with that i think -- go ahead. >> no, no, i just wanted to say we'll take two questions and i will say good-bye to my friend president trump. i will leave the room in order for you to follow up. >> if y

i can give out to bridget to handout, and please get the word out to apply. it takes ten minutes on calfresh.org. this is just a picture of what the partner toolkit with me. i have a few copies with me i can pass out today, and ways to apply. we -- this is our mantra -- click, call, come in. so please, you know, to help sort of keep the lines workable in our county offices, we encourage people to go on to getcalfresh.org, or call our 800 number or come in to our offices. so that's all. >> thank you. any comments or questions from the commission? hearing none, any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, thank you. >> thank you. >> item 8, review and approval of the california department of ageing cal fresh expansion project cf 192006 associated budget and all amendments. [please stand by] >> that is pretty incredible, but i remember this. my question is, it sounded as if she was saying there was approximately 40,000 new individuals for cal fresh, and so is this effort supposed to help with that? is that part of this contract? >> correct, this is s

bridget boileau has the story.e're not going to be stopped by any way the founder of the national straight pride coalition says a straight pride event is still on and from and esto despite being denied a permit by the city we're still going to have the event and we have our first amendment rights. we get our views out and this is the first of many don grundmann says he looks forward to exercising his right to free speech and assembly in an undisclosed public location in the deaths still on saturday we're going to have a parade. >>and that's going to be our our primary mission is to have that parade in multiple outlets that the city where just peaceful people walking down the street and in our in our country. we just want to express their first amendment rights he and his supporters has sparked a backlash in recent weeks with critics calling them a hate group with a mission to divide and incite violence nor can it be taught. >>torn by a handful of outsiders who have come to spread fear and intimidate the most vulner

evening mrjohnson was greated in biarritz by the president of france — emmanuel macron and his wife bridgettrump was also met by president macron — though he had already enjoyed a lunch with mr macron earlier on a seafront terrace. he told reporters: "so far, so good. "we'll accomplish a lot this weekend", adding that he had a special relationship with macron. our chief political correspondent vicki young is in biarritz — her report contains flashing images. landing for his first summit, and it could be a tense one. borisjohnson is determined to leave the eu but says britain won't be walking off the world stage. the prime minister wants to show he's got an important role to play and has strong views on global trade. i'm very worried about the way it's going, the growth of protections, of tariffs that we are seeing. the uk thrives mightily on being an open, outward—looking, free—trading nation. that's what we're going to be promoting because i think it's good for the world. there is a lot on the g7 agenda here in biarritz, but right now for borisjohnson nothing is more important than brexit.

actor henry fonda, the brother of oscar—winning actress and activist jane fonda and the father of bridget i was waiting to come on, jane fonda issued a statement, syria acted to what she called her little brother's passing. she said he was a sweet hearted baby brother and i can only imagine her always calling him baby brother. she said she described him as the talker of the family. she saidi as the talker of the family. she said i have had some beautiful alone time with him in these last few days and she assured all he went out laughing stop that is a lovely statement and he certainly came from a very well—known family. statement and he certainly came from a very well-known family. you yourself met edith fonda, what was he like? you know, this is a person not — very much like jane, famous from the time they were born. so there is a certain kind of inner radar protection, like, not hard, that they have all the time. he was someone that they have all the time. he was someone who would laugh at himself. i found someone who would laugh at himself. ifound him to someone who would laugh at hims

sister jane fonda, he royalty, his father henry fonda, his sisterjane fonda, he is the father of bridgetatement at his passing today, saying" please raise a glass to freedom", i thought that was a really nice sentiment, and the whole family has this incredible legacy, so family has this incredible legacy, so to hear that he passed and left behind this rich hollywood family is very sad. brian welk, thank you for sharing your thoughts. president trump has reportedly been asking his officials whether the us could buy greenland from the danish government. the wall streetjournal reports that the requests have been made with "varying degrees of seriousness". the capital of greenland is actually 300km closer to the us capital than the danish one. the majority of the island — the world's largest — is covered in a permanant ice sheet that contains 10% of the world's fresh water. well, there has been plenty of reaction from greenland and denmark. greenland's foreign minister ane lone bagger said "we are open for business, but we're not for sale." the former prime minister of the territory lars lok

you know people such as yourself by labor to get a 2nd bridget referendum to you put that dream to bed now haven't you. and i still say no that is the way forward to do exactly as in europeans composed is to. get the withdrawal of the mint if it is through the house of commons went to the statute book but with a sunset cruel that would allow for a referendum on the actual reality of the withdrawal agreement and if britain voted to stay then the will it will be needed and it voted to leave a 2nd time then britain would leave on the basis of which will be cool ready to be law if allowed to happen we need a new government to be not going to see that happen under the forest. for sure and that's when the people be m.p.'s must it is his have additional confidence in the jumpseat of the of the nasty what do you think do you think we're going to get that vote of no confidence being led by jeremy corbyn because a lot of people could argue that jeremy corbin is partly responsible while why the u.k. is in the position it's in right now. well if i was in the house comes now talking to moderate con

i mean, they've got marlon brando, there's bridget bardot, even the great muhammed ali.ning. we used to do fashion shows here, and this is a very special hotel. mona ross is an international model who was based in beirut before the war. wow! mona ross! take a seat! now she is a permanent resident of the hotel. i mean, it's part of my life. i consider i'm part of the columns of the phoenicia. maybe i am! you are part of the furniture, yeah? part of the furniture! yeah, you're part of the fabric of the whole hotel! when the war came, the hotel became a battleground, a key strategic point because of its size and downtown location. i was passing by next to the phoenicia when it was destroyed and saw a little plant, hibiscus plant, with little red flowers on it and i was so touched by this and i couldn't believe my eyes — why this plant is alive in front of this hotel who was dead? today, a generation of young lebanese are determined and it's the night life that's really putting beirut back on the map. the music hall is one of the capital's most famous venues, hosting a cabar

including bridget and her husband heinz who was impressed from the moment he moved in a0 years ago.st and to have a view to the hills over the city, it was absolutely impressive. they pay around 1000 euros a month or their flat and amenities, there's quite a few to choose from. the complex has a moral aeroplane club, tennis clu bs, a moral aeroplane club, tennis clubs, a musical theatre, its own church, indoor bulls and... six rooftop outdoor pools with soreness —— pools. unsurprisingly, there is a waiting list for the floods, currently five years. across two you can be eligible for subsidised and city owned homes if you earn under just under a6,000 euros. it means there's a range of different income earners in these blocks. some of these buildings were built on the conditions of controlled rants. but vienna also has a 100 year history of building itself. under the social democrats, the city built more than 6a,000 apartments in the 15 years from 1919, like this one. for the government, spending on housing is still a political priority which sometimes includes having more rooftop swi

part of hollywood royalty, his father henry fonda, his sisterjane fonda, he is the father of bridgetweet statement at his passing today, saying "please raise a glass to freedom", i thought that was a really nice sentiment, and the whole family has this incredible legacy, so to hear that he passed and left behind this rich hollywood family is very sad. brian welk, thank you for sharing your thoughts. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: putting more women front and centre. one major orchestra's attempt to find female conductors. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutalformer dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. two billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is bbc news. the

, i would like to thank bridget. she's been spectacular, spent a tremendous amount of time with melania and some of the folks who came in, some of the wives who came in and had a great tour of the area and it's a beautiful area. i want to thank you very much, mr. president, for the incredible job you did. this is a truly successful g7. there was tremendous you become great unity sometimes i would read a little bit of false reporting. in fact, we wanted to stay another hour, nobody wanted to leave. butere accomplishing a lot i think we're getting along very well come seven countries or anybody was the g7 and you have been spectacular leader on this. i want to thank you and i want to thank the very great country of france. thank you very much. [applause] with that, i think, excuse me. go ahead. pres. macron: no, i just want to say to my questions from each side. afterwards i will say goodbye to my friend president trump. i will leave the room in order for you to follow up. pres. trump: if you would like, we could do tw

the job that president macron and your wife, by the way, he was a great lady, i would like to thank bridgeten spectacular, spent a tremendous amount of time with my wife, and some of the folks who came in, and they had a great tour of the area, it's a beautiful area. i want to thank you very much, mr president for the job you did. this is a truly successful g7. there was tremendous unity, sometimes i would read a little bit of false reporting. we would have stayed for another hour, nobody wanted to leave. we were accomplishing a lot. and more importantly we were getting along very well, seven countries. it really was the g7. and you have been a spectacular leader on this. i want to thank you and thank the great country of france. thank you very much. ijust i just wanted to say, ijust wanted to say, we will take two questions, after that i will say goodbye to my friend, president trump, iwill goodbye to my friend, president trump, i will leave the room in orderfor you to trump, i will leave the room in order for you to follow up.“ trump, i will leave the room in order for you to follow up. i

todd: that is bridget mendel are. i never heard of her before this song. we have a jampacked friday. this intense, friday morning. jillian: let's begin, the taliban claiming responsibility for the death of two green beret. todd: they resume peace talks to end the country's longest war. jillian: aishah hasnie joins us with more on their incredible sacrifice. >> reporter: the nation morning two army special for soldiers killed during combat operations in afghanistan. master sergeant lewis is a massachusetts native who has been deployed six times over his 13 year career in the army, the green beret receiving dozens of awards while serving our nation. he has been posthumously awarded a bronze star medal and purple heart. we also lost master sergeant josÉ gonzales, a native of california. his family wishing not to release his picture or anything else at this time. both men were assigned to the seventh special forces group at the eggland air force base in california. the taliban taking responsibility for the attacks that killed them. colonel john samohs says it

so i flew in on a glider so we came under heavy fire from a group of willing dervishes hold up in bridgetrtment, so i know what it's like to be the best of the best. this was classic joe by then, he is back, his mojo has returned, his mojo knows not what state it's in. >> tucker: i just drooled on myself. i want to alert our producers to take that, put it on a dvd and sell it and we will give the money to charity. that was unbelievable. i would vote for you for president after that. >> the thing that has been really sad, there is a kind of grand comic position when a fella is in new hampshire and he says what a great time he is having in vermont, one of the great things that benefited donald trump was he throughout the entire presidential campaigning playbook. biden is doing it accidentally, he's insulting the populations of key critical primary states. the sad thing is when he stumbles around and mumbles around, this brilliant recollection of something that actually never happened is actually what he does best. full of detail. he's got all the slang right, he's got this firestorm, at the

sister is actress jane fonda peter fonda leaves behind 2 children, including his daughter actress bridget fonda. peter fonda was 79 years old. lawmakers plan to honor black baseball players from the 1920's with a commemorative coin. >>and a california family relieved after their stole >>union in stockton has a one stolen support dog is reunited with her owner a receipt has been following the story and tells us how it all happened. the back of sloan's tail and a warm greeting from her owner cynthia nice longer the dog and her family are finally reunited almost a week after the support cup was stolen we got so many tips that i knew in my heart the moment that call came in i knew that was her. >>because it was right there where the car had been found as fox 40 reported nighswonder her 12 year old son with autism ego and a family friend home to san diego sunday k afternoon, the family says they made what was supposed to be a quick. >>stop here at this mcdonald's on charter way in stockton. they say sloan was inside that car. but the doors were locked and the ac was on. >>i was watching that c

for a straight pride parade in modesto are set for this weekend even though the city has said no bridgeteports that some of the community say they plan to hold a counter protest if that parade actually happens. we're not going to be stopped by any way the founder of the national straight pride coalition says a straight pride event is still on. >>and from and esto despite being denied a permit by the city we're still going to have the event and we have our first amendment rights. we get our views out and this is the first of many don grundmann says he looks forward to exercising his right to free speech and assembly in an undisclosed public location in the deaths still on saturday we're going to have a parade. >>and that's going to be our our primary mission is to have that parade in multiple outlets that the city where just peaceful people walking down the street and in our in our country. we just want to express their first amendment rights he and his supporters has sparked a backlash in recent weeks with critics calling them a hate group with a mission to divide and incite violence nor

bridget has that story. >> this isn't straight pride. this is hate pride. >> reporter: 2 year old matthew mason identifies as a gay man and says he is angry about a straight rally planned in his community that is coorganized by his own adoptive mother. >> this is the woman who raised me. actively working against my rights as a human being who i am as a person. >> reporter: he says the event put on by thes national straight pride coalition is more than just a celebration of heterosexuals. he worries it'to divide and incite violence. >> dog whistling to white supremacy, that is immediately inciting violence. i am afraid of violence happening. i don't want anyone in my community to be hurt. >> reporter: on the website, the group claims to be protecting traditional gender roles and values and contributions of western civilization on american society. >> sit again, white caucasians who did come to this country to start liberty and gave us the greatest constitution in the world. >> reporter: his mother says the rally is meant to be a peaceful