esta maÑana oliver bruno saliÓ de la iglesia para ir a una cita de estados unidos. >> Él venÍa aquí aecibido esa notificaciÓn. >> y aunque oliver bruno sabÍa que habÍa la posibilidad de que ahÍ se subirÁ presente, a un tomÓ el riesgo de ir a estas oficinas. >> su familia ha recibido amenazas recientes. ta de miedÍ. >> los manifestantes no se que eron despuÉs de que las podÍan ser arrestados si no se movÍan los pastores de oliver bruno tambiÉn decidiÓ tomcon el portavoz de iceque nos informa a travÉs de un comunicado que el seÑor samuel oliver bruno es calificado como un criminal condenado que ha recibido todo el proceso legal adecuado bajo la ley federal y que no tiene fundamento jurÍdico para permanecer en los estados unidos. arantxa: juan antonio hernÁndez fue detenido en miami por presuntos cargos de narcotrÁfico. el aÑo pasado, el lÍder del cÁrtel dijo que sobornos con antonio hernÁndez c la propuesta de considerar carga pÚblica a los inmigrantes que usan ayudas del gobiernocomo estampillas de comida o subsidios para el servicio mÉdico serÍa catastrÓfico para miles de extranjeros

tisch: bruno, congratulations. thank you very much. greiner: thank you. thanks, bruno. all right.got a higher valuation, and you know, lori, for inventions for me, is important. and then mark cuban, you know, for all the startups he's involved and all the connections, it's a great value. i think -- i wanted to get two sharks. i didn't want just one. that was awesome, mark. no, it wasn't. yes, it was. you're just a sore loser. all i'm saying is our deal would have been much better for him. he'll probably sleep on it and start crying. [ laughs ] oh, god. >> welcome to the shark tank, where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪ is a unique way to illuminate in an emergency. hi, sharks. i'm anna stork. and i'm andrea shreshta. and our company is luminaid. we're seeking $200,000 in exchange for 10% of our business.

bruno -- i'd like to call up the appellant, mark bruno and save north beach to describe to us the grounds of their appeal. >> my name is mark bruno and i am the appellant in this matter. as many of you have seen before, i will place it here but you will see more details about this notice of public hearing. we see them all the time in our world, especially yours because it's how we rely on telling our constituents and our friends and our neighbors and fellow citizens of san francisco about something important happening in their lives. this was given to us here in north beach. >> it's upside down. >> i just got out of a medical hearing and i feel upside down. if yo you have to interrupt me, please feel free. i'm hoping not to take 10 minutes. our argument is simple. when da dan mackarini came to me following this hearing on may 16th, and he and i filed an appeal on june 15th, 30 days following this hearing on may 16th, the last day possible, that we did what was proper, what was called for and accord with the administrative code of san francisco. for the planning of senior officer to deny u

. >>> french finance minister bruno lemaire gives a pessimistic assessment of the brexit process saying the british public were lied to. >> the british people have deci decided to go out of the eshgu.. i would think it was a mistake, but that's the choice of the british people >>> aston martin shares skid towards the worst day in a month as the british car maker warns a disorderly brexit would stall producti production. >>> and jerome powell paints a positive picture of the u.s. economy but also gives a rare warning. >> i think this year has seen a gradual chipping away at that picture. you see a bit of a slowdown, not a terrible slowdown. you still see solid growth but you see kind of growing signs of a bit of a slowdown. it is concerning >>> our top story, out of the frying pan and into the fire dominic raab has resigned a day after theresa may received cabinet backing for her brexit deal following a five-hour meeting. the decision is a major blow to the british prime minister who faces the tougher task of selling the agreement to parliament and averting a potential vote of no confide

esta maÑana oliver bruno saliÓ de la iglesia para ir a una cita de inmigraciÓn de estados unidos. >>ores de oliver bruno tambiÉn decidiÓ tomar acciÓn para defender al hombre. nos hemos contactado con el portavoz de iceque nos informa a travÉs de un comunicado que ndamento jurÍdico para bruno es permanecer en los estados unidos. arantxa: juan antonio hernÁndez fue detenido en miami por presuntos cargos de narcotrÁfico. el aÑo pasado, el lÍder del cÁrtel dijo que sobornos con antonio hernÁndez cuando era congresista a cambio de que lo ayudara a lavar dinero de droga. la propuesta de considerar carga pÚblica a los inmigrantes que usan ayudas del gobiernocomo estampillas de comida o subsidios para el servicio mÉdico serÍa catastrÓfico para miles de extranjeros de bajos recursos del paÍs. mostrado su Édicos de todo el preocupaciÓn ante el plan de la estaciÓn trump conocido como carga pÚblica el cual tiene como objetivo negar la residencia permanente a indocumentados. la academia de mÉdicos familiares de california dijo: es nuestra polÍtica que la atenciÓn mÉdica sea un derecho humano y qu

we are also live in san bruno. as you know, their alphabet company, so you tube is part of atmbrea, uer t ,o wkeou theam same message. we'll continue to cover the google walkout. >>> the anti driver -- he but arraigned after a grand jury issued a 44 count indictment that charges him with obstructing other cri cri we'll be back w weaving youruld own shoes...by out of flax. or, simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing with energy upgrade california. we are over google headquarters. you can see to many employees have walked out to protest the company's attitude towards sexual harassment. many speakers will be giving their experiences. we'll go live back out to our reporter in san francisco where there is also a a few minutes, but first the weather. >>> look at this gorgeous sunrise. you can see this taking off. pretty cool. it still looks gorgeous outside. temperatures are responding to the warm start we had this morning. we were in the 50s and 60s. we are still warmer than 71 her. we still have warming to go. we

bruno. the clerk of the board also notified mr. bruno that the appeal would be held on file until there was an approval action for the project. which occurred by the recreation and park commission on august 16th, 2018. thus the appellant's a peel ceqa exemption is now being considered by the board. the appellant's right to appeal has been preserved. the error on the commission notice did not render the categoric aleal exemption inadequate. for the reasons stated in our appeal response and active hearing, the appellant has not provided evidence that there is a reasonable possibility of a significant other. i request that you up hold the department's seek request determination and deny the appeal. as i side note, should the board return the project back to the department to renotice the h.p.c. hearing with the correction approval action as the recreation and parks commission, it would still not render the categoric exemption inadequate. the timeliness of the appeal is unrelated to the exemption issued for the project. this concludes

we follow bruno's first tip and visit the market located under the eighteenth century. only open on tuesdays and saturdays it offers french delicacies including cheese and wine from the region the city's old town it's a short walk from the market here st peter's cathedral and mon peace famous medical school share a fourteenth century building. this part of the city is made up of dozens of narrow alleyways and carefully wrists. buildings. so the streets once they're in year olds and that they're interesting because they're narrow medieval and inside of it or what days you have it a few shops and craftsmen work in shops like this one used to be used as a staple for horses and this big green has customers are lining up all day long on fresh baked goods are just one reason this place is so popular. this is a t.v. show in france called the best day korean friends and this they create one that title and twenty fifteen so that made us famous plus we bake bread and enough and that's more than two hundred years old next we follow bruno second tip and head to the fabric museum li

we follow bruno's first tip and visit the market located on of the eighteenth century. only open on tuesdays and saturdays it offers french delicacies including cheese and wine from the region the city's old town it's a short walk from the market here st peter's cathedral and mon p.s. famous medical school share a fourteenth century building. this part of the city is made up of dozens of narrow alleyways and carefully restored buildings. so the streets. so there in years olds and that they're interesting because that narrow medieval and inside of it what days you have it at a few shops and craftsmen to work in shops like this one used to be used as a staple for horses and this bakery has customers lining up all day long on fresh baked goods are just one reason this place is so popular. again these days a t.v. show in france called the best day korean friends and this takes the one that title and twenty fifteen so that made us famous plus we bake bread and enough and that's more than two hundred years old next to a follow bruno second tip and head to the fabric museum li

bruno's appeal but i also wanted to say i object to the whole project for many different reasons. at the last -- there were no public meetings about close the park, built irrigation system and about adding a seemingly at the last minute that this cement sidewalks around the park were just thrown in on top of it. this is the a whole separate project of the there was no public hearing about it. at first, it was said it would be completed in six months by mr. conner and then it was a year or less and now the history of the m.t.a. is such that i doubt very many people truly believe that two separate projects involving closing the park, could be completed within a year. also, it seems that an easterly

bruno was a law-abiding citizen.ffense that he has been accused of is simply entering the country. >> right. >> and failing to leave the country when ordered by the court. but he has a petition pending currently to defer his deportation. and that's what needs to be heard. he was in sanctuary, and they baited him out of sanctuary. it is a classic case of entrapment on the part of ice. >> it is parent important to ge out there. this was a lot of force used about that. congressman, thank you very much for being here. thank you all very much for being on this morning. and we will -- >> thank you. >> keep us up-to-date on this case. thanks. >>> up next, the white house is calling for decorum from the press. you cannot make this stuff up. ♪ applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos are back. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. shaquem get in here. take your razor, yup. alright, up and down, never side to side, shaquem. you got it? come on, get back. quem, you a second behind your brother, stay focused. can't nobody bea

good to see frank bruno doing so well. that's all from sportsday. you throughout the weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are tim stanley , leader writer for the telegraph and susie boniface , columnist for the daily mirror. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the guardian — which has the headline ‘the outsiders' — and shows saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman and russian president vladimir putin — who met at the g20 summit. and the times shows the two leaders' enthusiastic embrace — the high five between the two leaders — with donald trump in the background. the ft claims theresa may is planning to sack the chairman of the hs2 rail programme — terry morgan — after only four months in the job. rail fares rise 37% in a decade writes the i — saying there is fury over the increase in prices after cancellations and timetable chaos. ‘christmas bonanza if brexit is agreed' — promises the daily express — saying that if theresa may's deal is backed by mps, it

. >> bruno, the elderly man was feeble and suffering. we just laid him on our couch. covered him up with blankets and stripped off his wet clothes, you know, got him warmer. >> reporter: even the youngest member of the family, peggy's 14-year-old grandson stepped up to help. he surveyed the houses that made it and those that are gone and posted an unofficial list to facebook. >> i'm grateful i was able to do something for the community. >> people rise to the occasion and do what you need to do in order to take care of folks. >> peggy says bruno got to medical attention and the next day and is doing well. the family now is feeding and taking care of their neighbor's animals. >>> to the south where two wildfires are burning in l.a. and ventura counties. the death toll there stands at three. the woolsey fire has burned over 98,000 acres. it's 52% contained. nearly 500 homes and structures are gone. the hillside fire is 96% contained. the l.a. sheriff's says restrictions in malibu are being lifted. >>> 4:36 right now. coming up on "today in the bay," the name bloomingdale

storm ranger tracking it all, that's our mobile doppler radar in the red scan coming from san bruno mountain. in the north bay it's spotty coverage as we start out this morning, and so far, san francisco is dry, although we've seen some of the earlier showers that moved through make those streets kind of wet. in the east bay and parts of the tri valley, roads are fairly dry and some of the rain for the south bay now moving off towards the hills, while the peninsula is catching a break from some of the lighter showers. as we widen out the view, you can see we have not only one but two storm systems approaching and we'll talk more about that coming up and also a closer look at this, but mike, the lanes are blocked at the bay bridge? what's happening? >> for a portion of i-80 at the berkeley curve, i moved our emeryville camera around there. behind my name it's cleared, we see the berkeley curve, for folks in the commute headed out of berkeley and bay bridge. you see the stream of headlights and the flashing lights, that's eastbound 880 away from the been been to the berkeley curve that is comp

that judge is overseeing pg&e's probation in connection with the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion in 2010. i the cause of the camp fire is still under investigation. the number of missing dropped significantly from 203 to 158. the number of dead still stands at 88. the massive wildfire destroyed nearly 14,000 homes. it was fully contained over the weekend, after igniting more than two weeks ago. >>> this morning, antioch police say they have a vandalism suspect in custody who allegedly painted hateful symbols. . is 24-year-old lawrence phipps. detectives searched his home, his clothing matched the suspect's as seen in surveillance photos. here is the vandalism. he is accused of defacing more than 20 buildings, including a church where he painted swastikas. >>> in june, voters approved the new right to counsel program as part of proposition "f." it ensures legal representation for those evicted. nearly $6 million is secured to launch that program. it's supposed to ramp up immediately and be fully in place by next july. >>> 5:09 right now. happening today, a plan to bring traffic re

us famous plus we bake bread and enough and that's more than two hundred years old next we followed bruno second tip and head to the shriver museum like most places among it is easily reached by foot the museum was established in eight hundred twenty five and houses a very diverse collection spanning several centuries to the modern day. the collection is very specific because it has been given by some artists who are from from this city and some collectors from the city for instance we have a very big run the songs collection which was given by the founder of the museum fabio who was a classic artist a pupil of the. classic master of friends we also have a big collection of new stuff called big you have one invests behind me the basters we also have a very important collection of contemporary paintings by. who studied in. another must see on our list is chateau flo jack it's a chateau in vineyard dating back ten generations still a family run business current code of honor to call bear helps run it gives tours and offers wine classes detail and the various great varieties found here. but

. >>> renault shows drive lower for a second day after bruno lemaire says carlos ghosn is not fit to lead the carmaker amid allegations of personal misconduct. >>> and deutsche bank shares slump to a fresh record low after the german lender once more acknowledges its role as a correspondent bank for scandal-hit gdansk >>> and theresa may promises to pursue her brexit deal as the dup votes against a series of budget measures and warns the prime minister to stick to her side of the bargain. >>> good morning it's been a negative start to the day for european equity markets. the stoxx 600 is down more than 0.4% if we examine some of the underlying markets, those four are trading in the red the ftse 100 down more than a half percent the dax down 1.25% in paris, the cac 40 trading almost 1% lower. in italy, the ftse mib down 1.3% let's look at individual sectors, utilities up a third of a percent. the banks led in part by deutsche bank down more than 2%. technology stocks down 1.8%. and the carmakers down 1.66% in part thanks to renault, nissan and mitsubishi let's talk about apple, which

get skaters included two thousand and eighteen a limpid gold winners of the onus of shank gold and bruno mars so. i mean basically have those. shows we have no rules so in monday we push more in another way the don't push so it's kind of. challenge you're not the main competition we push more into focus. shows such as we hope and we can execute what we want. they were also free to choose their own choreography for the parts which they skate. the other skaters have only had seven weeks to learn the choreography created for them by holiday on ice and veteran robin cousins to once one olympic gold. it was going to challenge for me is just allowing myself to. use my history and for me the most important thing is to make sure that i have. a collaborative team if i'm doing multiple shows what did i do last year what can i change how can i make that fresh who was involved a few years ago that wasn't involved before and it's always keeping the team motivated i'm moving. down ice began in one thousand nine hundred forty three in the united states the costume story ideas and choreography have come

been this bruno's i think performing on stage since i was six but there's a great picture i have to show you this photo reveals so much about my life up until now well that's if i spent it all on stage even at six or seven and you see how happy i am it's been. backstage during the performance she prepares her next rulin stay opera. oh my. smitten bizarre that's been stolen is the state i'm in is brilliant this is really my city. kind mother isn't here my father isn't here but this is really where i feel at home. for stake here is the spin ish to how. it's time for the curtain call. elza device back in costume once again at the end of the day to take our final bow i. think i. mean i am sorry but i have to say i'm relieved because a couple of people told me that it was really good. after the show she autographed copies of her debut album and there was another day in the life of an opera singer comes to a close. some works of art go beyond the scale of a gallery or museum and in order to admire them in their full beauty the viewer has to take to the air for a bird's eye view well for this w

visine here i mention this is a coveted created by bruno pall a famous architect and designer. that for decades people were unaware that the inlays had been designed by his wife. plays one cupboard in the museum labelled simply because you know paula paul's name is completely absent as nobody knew better who's. carl schmidt the founder of the hell are our workshops consciously recruited female artists and designers back then precious few women were permitted to go to college but he saw their creative potential the decision to employ women was in itself up on guard. moments after remember at the time even though women were winning awards and being published and featured in exhibitions there was still talk of them being unable to think three dimensionally and not having a technical mind. and their designs movie used as a nice for decorating your home. or. anything female was dismissed and devalued female us was considered a mature ish at risk by temptation in the early twentieth century women were expected to be wives and mothers another reason for their often limited period of e

this is a look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler ranger parked on san bruno mountain scanning the bay we can see the spotty showers that are already here and that head out. the roads wet as you showers just north of san francisco on the bay and as we head over toward the tri valley, light showers coming down as you get ready to head out. to the south bay, some rain moving through east san jose right now and for the santa cruz mountains the peninsula as of right now is still pretty dry. well' continue to track that and talk about the time line of the heavier rain coming up and mike, you're tracking a crash on the san mateo bridge? >> that's right, kari. so far the details are completely unrelated to the weather. we'll track that as the wet roads come in. i've been watching this way over here, the end of the flat section is a high-rise, a crash reported blocking the fast lane. traffic was stacking up for a couple of minutes and moves more smoothly. you see the slowing approaching the high-rise about the crash westbound from hayward toward the peninsula. we'll track the updates as they c

olympic champions past skating show stars a young no such angel and bruno muscle are among the world's best pair skaters now their stories for holiday are nice for the show that has been thrilling audiences for seventy five years this year's productions are more spectacular than ever we take a look behind the scenes fabulous thank you skating next time on duramax. the ball. i'm going to go to. the to. enjoy the fresh sea air. and soak up some sunshine on. the island off germany's north sea coast boasts beaches perfect for long strong unique natural beauty and classic maritime cuisine. those are all recent worth a visit. in thirty minutes one g.w. . more or. not nothing out of the jam but just sometimes i am but most often when pick up a piece of german think stevens or german culture of looking at the stereotypes bequests put in years in the future of the country that i not blame. need it seems to pay for this drama day oh you go it's all out there bob i'm a joke to join me from the german fundy w. . post. russia is becoming a hotbed of pain accompanied by a lack of information and sti

. >>> coming up, bruno lemaire backs renault. geoff was saying on "squawk box" he didn't seem like he was backing necessarily carlos ghosn yesterday but he's backing renault saying the french government wants to continue the deal more after the break >>> welcome to "street signs." selling has stopped on european equities equities pushing higher ending the global selloff for now as investors go bargain hunting with the banking sector leading the charge. >>> italian ten-year yields set for the biggest one-day fall on reports that mateo salvini could be open for a budget compromise as rebounding bank stocks lead the ftse mib higher. >>> oil prices clawing back some losses as the president, mr. trump, says he stands by saudi arabia claiming it would be a terrible mistake to abandon support for crown prince mohammed bin salman. >> i won't destroy the world economy and i'm not going to destroy the economy for our country by being foolish with saudi arabia. >>> and renault shares driving higher as the auto maker appoints a temporary lea

environmentalist kenny bruno.first world war, and our next film is about the writer and poet robert graves, who fought in the conflict. he was both physically and emotionally scarred by his experiences. his son, william graves, spoke to witness about his father and how he was changed by the war. he never really recovered, i don't think anyone recovered from that war. "grey, haunted eyes. absent—mindedly glaring from wide, uneven orbits". he sort sat me on his knee, as a — four, five—years—old, and one of the things he used to do is say "feel here". he had a lump above his brow, which was actually a piece of granite. "one brow drooping somewhat over the eye, because of a missile fragment still inhering. skin—deep, as a foolish record of old—world fighting". injuly, 1916, which is the date of the battle of the somme, he takes a walk into the wood, actually looking for overcoats and things like that for the winter, for his men. he comes across this german, a very gory sight. a poem came along shortly afterwards in wh

san francisco and san bruno once again standing water made things very difficult. a lot of water. >> and the rain has meant long days for technicians at east bay mud's sewage treatment plant in oakland. they have to keep rainwater from overflowing which could send untreated waste water into the bay. >> real problem if that happens. eric thomas is live along the bay themriville with the story tonight. eric? >> reporter: most cities have two systems, one for rain water, one for the stuff we flush out of our homes and they're never supposed to meet. if they do and under the wrong circumstances they can pump untreated or partially treated sewage into san francisco bay. heavy rains have been good for east bay mud reservoirs. >> our water supply went from 56% of average to 80% of average in the last week. when we have a storm like this the water from the storm ends up rather than going to the storm water system ends up infill traitding and going into the waste water system. >> these are large nine-foot diameter pipelines. >> reporter: eileen white runs east bay mud's mai

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canoe. >> reporter: the family went from firefighter mode to caretaker mode in a split second. >> bruno, the elderly man, he was really feeble at that point. and suffering. so we just laid him on our couch and covered him up with blankets and then stripped off his wet clothes and, you know, got him warmer. >> reporter: even the youngest member of the family, peggy's 14-year-old grandson daniel, stepped up to help. he surveyed the houses in concow that made it and those that are gone and posted an unofficial list to facebook. >> i'm grateful that i was able to do something for the community. >> people rise to the occasion and do what you need to do in order to take care of folks. >> reporter: and again, here's a live look at the neighborhood church where there is a norovirus outbreak happening right now at this shelter. we're being told that lab tests confirm the virus and that those who are sick have been quarantined in the shelter far away from the people who are healthy. but clearly this is just adding to the stress that these displaced people are currently under. that's the latest he

less discuss this further with alexandra bruno a senior analyst at lombardi letter thanks for coming into the come into the program now first let's discuss why you think trump is taking such a hostile approach towards pakistan. well trump's host of approach to pakistan in the last few hours is not new p.r. actually went on a tirade against pakistan starting last january and then again in september. threatened to. strengthen ties to india for example so the. cutting off of they started before today. one of the now. i have to deal with this frustrating situation between the united states pakistan and afghanistan is very frustrating but the analysis has to go to the root problem what are the americans doing in afghanistan they first have to decide what they want to achieve there they can't be there forever some kind of policy needs to start with afghanistan and their role or the their goals after that they can discuss the situation with pakistan return as being more of a i would say a victim of. the war in afghanistan. than a creator of the problem as the trump is trying to imply after

for more on this let's cross live to alice andro bruno who's a senior analyst at the lombardi thank you very much for being with us here on r.t. international. thank you for having me so let's get right to this my pump a zero he says it would be unfortunate if turkey were to leave nato so does that sound like it's even a real possibility. well it is a possibility because countries do have the option to leave. nevertheless i think that everyone is a very smooth player and very much of alien and he won't leave. because he can probably have more leverage over the united states by staying in nato that said he probably will also make it seem like turkey is ready to leave or test the united states because he knows better than anyone that it's much more important for turkey to be in nato than otherwise so the one who would lose the most unlike what mr bayle said is not the people of turkey rather it is the united states they would lose. the most fundamental country right now certainly terms of i think. certainly in terms of location turkey is right there in the middle of it all. about pumping

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citizens and journalists no place for this violence in the republic paris faced university researcher bruno carter say says frustration with the president has been building up for some time. emmanuelle announce revolution it's the title of the book that the man you must call wrote during the campaign he was talking about repairing for us but also he did the promise of a big revolution in france a fiscal one who distributed one distribution and those people are actually joined by something which is income and they don't see the chance in their daily lives they feel a lot of frustration they believe that they pay too much tax but at the same time they don't get enough and you know one very important part in france is consultant to pay tax but we see since recently that the consultant to pay taxes france is declining french people consider and many people consider that they have too many tax when at the same time the public. expenditure goes down to people are wondering why do they pay so much tax when they announce deficit reduction or less because expenditure ups it's a very very big and qui

glad to see frank renaud is doing well. —— frank bruno.tching — we'll see you again soon. the weekend looks pretty mixed across the uk. we will get some sunshine but that is some rain forecast as well. it which is south—western parts of the uk during the course of tonight and by the end of the night it is wet across the west cou ntry of the night it is wet across the west country and wales. some rain getting to northern ireland as well and parts of the midlands so not a pleasa nt start and parts of the midlands so not a pleasant start to the day. towards the south west. that way more superg rass the south west. that way more supergrass and southern avenue of the uk to watch saturday morning and some of it will be every bite a strong wind. but the time you get to lunchtime many areas brighten up so the second half of the day tomorrow looks a lot better. all the while the north you will have sunshine in scotla nd the north you will have sunshine in scotland and it will be quite chilling. on sunday in the morning we will see bands of rain swo

international my guest alexandra bruno senior analyst at lombardi letter thank you . for. being another story this hour because egypt may ban the burka in public at any time and under any circumstances that's according to a new draft law or makers say both male and female terrorists have been using the full body veil to avoid detection we are currently in an ongoing war against terrorism we should do our best to and did the veil or is used by many people as a cover for the crimes that they're committing it's not part of personal freedom as some say. seventy two states have already barred the covering in public it sparked a heated discussion the un human rights committee even ruled france's ban constituted a violation of human rights earlier my colleague andre farmer gazed opinion on the issue from historians other darwish and political and social commentator mo and so they have been actually instances in egypt and elsewhere where actually men but it didn't need to be women and so it's for security as class actually hypocritical and double standard to actually suggest that

joining me to break this down is david bruno, thank you for joining us, a lot to get through.he met with julian assigned -- assange on 3 occasions, the last of which was when he timed out for the trump campaign. >> he has come out publicly. heather: let's bring out his statement, and other things. >> mister manafort does not have a lot of credibility at the moment but the timing of this is interesting because he has been cooperating, the mueller team taking back the cooperation and benefits he would have gotten. lou: did the plea agreement, the timing of the guardian report is interesting, new york times article, the manafort legal team is sharing information. it is not illegal but it is something that would make a prosecutor irritated and angry no doubt because in essence sharing information about what the mueller team was looking into, the timing of this is interesting. jerome corsi has come to the forefront talking about how he has been treated by the mueller team. >> he felt the mueller team is trying to force him to lie. >> saying i couldn't give them what they wanted so

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via skype thank you for talking to us as we're talking we're going to be looking at the scene live bruno along the seans elisei which is got tear gas we've seen protesters being pretty much. manhandled by security forces we've seen water cannon being levelled at these protesters how big a challenge is this to president mackerel. but i think it's quite a big challenge for emmanuel mccall you know the question which is just below all of that it's the question of purchasing power that underlines all these claims that the question of the taxes on all was simply rivero i would say a drop of water that probably broke the nerd emmanuel mccall brace a lot of expectations a lot of hope that people would get better or would get better of after its election is the book of repairing from the premise of emancipation but finally most people doesn't see the chance and you have this declasse middle class those people will not reach those people who are not who they call so keep paying the cost of any reform that still they have too much taxes so this iteration start to be extremely difficult for present