pete: what does the word cain mean, do you know? is there a meme for cain?er star. not positive. might have to double-check me. pete: dean cain and will cain then it fits. those are pretty good questions right there. i think you can up your game though. keep sending us your questions friends@foxnews.com. jed, there is a special indox for you. get your question. in flag it to jed in the subject. will: coming up. former vice presidential nominee sarah palin is calling out the media and the double standard as many praise falling over kamala harris as joe biden's running mate. that's coming up ♪ ♪ i'm leah and that's me long before i had moderate-to-severe rheumatoid arthritis. i've always been the ringleader had a zest for life. flash forward, then ra kept me from the important things. and what my doctor said surprised me. she said my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage. and enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop that joint damage. ask about enbrel so you can get back to being your true self. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections.

when we talked about herman cain, he did acknowledge that cain had attended his indoor rally with thousandsople. aides pointed to something cain's family and friends had said, that he'd been doing a l of travel. but i do think it became more real forhe it was really a wake-up call for them. and also for people who were arnd herman cain. >> geoff, who ends up cutting this deal? is it speaker pelosi and secretary mnuchin, or does mark meadowshissert himself as of staff? >> it's interesting. there was this thought that when meadows camehe over to hill to serve as president trump's chief of staff, that theti negot and relationship between democrats on t hill and between lawmakers and the whius would be better. but it hasn't really come into fruition. and so for the most part, yes, you're right. it's still definitely house speaker nancy pelosi and the treasuryy secretary. >> senator mcconnellanted this liability coverage for businesses. what does that tell you? is the presideor eagler a deal -- eager for a deal, because of the, poll numbe because of the g.d.p. data? >> yes. and the president wan

i will not po lit sides herman cain's passing. i would note the great contributions he's made to our society, we'll always remember him and his legacy will stand. reporter: a followup on another point. obviously the president's tweet yesterday seemed to float the idea of delaying the election. he later said, you know, he supports no date change whatsoever. given the ambiguity and confusion there, can you state unequivocally whether or not the white house wants to see the date changed and state 100% that that's not something he supports. ms. mcenany: the president answered this three times yesterday. he said i want the date more than anyone. i don't want a delay, i want to have an election. in a local interview he said no one wans the date of the election more than me. he believes november 3 will be a moment where the american people acknowledge the great successes of this administration. reporter: does the president support the hong kong-backed government delaying elections? ms. mcenany: i do have an answer on the hong kong electi

i was on "fox & friends." >> we continue our conversation with will cain. will cain.ty," and. >> tonight on the great american panel, will cain is here. will: i spent several years as conservative analyst. how am i supposed to unpack that in 30 seconds? this is what politicians do, they strife to seek to be in power. when it comes to rearranging national health care, when it comes to tax cuts, please. i don't want my politicians checking the latest polls to find out the way to vote. first stimulus was a waste. big government solutions are likebad for you. they taste good going down. if i were republicans i wouldn't brag about the numbers. like the knicks bragging how better they are than the nets. my problem ask with the pledge. it doesn't go far enough. it is weak. he said the top political goal of republicans is going to be defeating president obama. does that outrage you? will: it doesn't outrage me at all. it is totally worthy goal. they have been obsessed for a decade. they have been obsessed keeping democrats out of power. what did that get us. >> charlie wrangl

herman cain stayed in politics.r fox news team and a member of his staff there inside the cain train. he supported president trump and made us appreciate his gifts for disagreeing without being disagreeably. herman cain died from the coronavirus on july 30th. today his wife and team say good-bye one last time and so do we. that's how much veteran homeowners can save every year by using their va benefits to refinance at newday. record low rates have dropped to new all time lows. with the va streamline refi there's no appraisal, no income verification, and no money out of pocket. one call can save you $3000 a year. well, see this handsome man, his name was william. and william fell in love with rose and they had a kid. his name was charles and charles met martha... isn't she pretty? yeah. the coronavirus is wrecking stif the senate doesn't act, it will mean painful cuts to essential public services across america. fewer teachers and nurses, longer response times, dirtier streets. but some say our states should just go

and guess what herman cain is now? the 999 man is gone. trump told everybody, this virus will be around 15 days. it won't be but two or three people that will have it. then, it will go away. why is he supporting connie west? -- kanye west? gave kanye west $2 million. he didn't let kanye west put the money in, he let the flag lady put the money in. uye, i feel for the brother because the brother is sick. i don't know how much they are giving you, but you are making an embarrassing person out of yourself. thank you. is interesting to hear somebody criticize somebody for having a difference of opinion. i value your opinion. i thick it is important that african-americans have a diverse opinion. i believe african-americans should be at every table, not just a particular table. i think this president has done a terrific job making the coronavirus a priority. to ppp loans for small businesses, but also the equipment that is needed for health-care workers around the country. also, let's not forget it was president trump who first shut down the ide

cain attended president trump's june 20th rally in tulsa. and recently bragged about the president's independence day celebration writing quote masks will not be mandatory for the event which will be attended by president trump. people are fed up. >> trevor: look, regardless of what herman cain thought about the coronavirus, every loss of life to this disease is tragic. and hopefully this will serve as a wake-up call to a lot of people who shared herman cain's mindset. coronavirus doesn't care about your political party. it doesn't care if you like trump. it doesn't even care if you believe it's real. it is real. and it is deadly. so socially distance whenever you can and please wear a mask. >> you can enwear a mask sarcastically for all i care, look at me, i'm wearing a mask, i'm so much safer now, that's fine, just put it on. so with the economy in crisis mode and deaths continuing to soar, obviously this is bad for president trump's re-election hopes. and today trump came up with a brilliant new strategy for the election. just don't have

will cain. will, welcome to the family! ainsley: yes. >> ainsley, steve, brian.microphone tomorrow? >> i'm already not being heard? brian: wow! we say we don't squelch anybody's voice. steve: we showed just a moment ago. brian: that was the best video i've ever seen of someone's biography. how do you live up to that, will steve: he can't answer yet. will as it turns out, we made him disappear during his debut. he's thinking why the heck did i leave the other place? so the "fox & friends" appearance was your first tv appearance and will, i think the microphone is now on you. ten years later you joined the family. how's it feel? >> test, test, test, is america ready to hear me now? ainsley, brian, steve thank you for having me on to the team. yes, steve. fox & friends, the first time i was ever on national television i think the real question is who made the decision to let that guy with the long hair on to fox , i don't know. ainsley: i thought you looked great and good with the beard. did you have to shave the beard when you got the fox & friends job or like i wa

herman cain was photographed at the president's rally without a mask on. on friday, president trump denied the possibility that herman cain could have contracted the virus at his rally. later in florida, he and many of his followers didn't even bother to wear masks. the president continued his mixed messages this week with a number of combative press conferences, his main focussed seemed to be casting doubt on the american electoral process. in an a tweet, trump mused whether the presidential election should be postponed. an idea immediately panned by the fcc commissioner. even some fellow republicans openly accused the president of displaying fascist tendencies. while the president casts doubt on on our elections americans continue to suffer. tonight more than 30 million have been depending on enhanced unemployment are wondering if and when the government will come to their rescue. earlier today on capitol hill, some encouraging signs emerged from meetings between republicans and democrats. >> we saw yesterday the numbers that talked about the impact on t

. >> we don't know where her mman cain was exposed to the virus, but he did attend the rally in tulsa. and yet the president goes to florida and just relishes in the crowd there. >> thank you very much, everybody. that is really great. thank you. thank you for being here. it is a good crowd. >> joining us now, joe lockhart. the fact that the president would still hold this event, no social distancing and in florida no less, what is your reaction to that? >> well, i mean, the president has very few choices as far as an election strategy. and he has made the choice that he is going to pretend this is just going to go away. because if he know, you know, changed course and said we've got to have a national strategy, we've got to really work on this, then i think people would say why now, this is too late. the problem with this, i think the president views this as a political issue. this is way beyond a political issue. this is an issue that touched the life of every american. with lost loved one, with lost job, with lost social relationships, and that is powerful. and i think that the pre

herman cain has passed away after a battle with coronavirus.e was a frequent guest on the show and we'll remember her man for his sharp wit wit and humor. and he knew how to butter up yours truly. >> i don't want this to go to your head. brilliant commentary. i think president trump nailed it when he says weakness gets us into war. trump supporters are not defensive. they are not jumping ship. both needs of the democrat debate. they were all losers. here is what i think mayor deblasio suffers from. new york-itis. they believe they are the center of the universe and everybody agrees with them. jesse: i hope i don't have that rubbing off on me. >> you are okay. governor huckabee and i will pull your chain and pull you back if you start acting side. jesse: our condolences to the cain family. her man will be missed. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember, i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. let's get right to my open. what is right and what is wr

but right now his fight is just to survive dominic cain al-jazeera. well still ahead here on al-jazeera he's japan's longest serving prime minister. could take a hit to explain why. no end in sight firefighters in california struggle to contain massive wildfires why it could only get worse. however we've got some welcome showers pushing towards japan as we go on through the next couple days say welcome because that will help to break the heat you can see little more cloud just sliding its way in the south quite so welcome this is tropical storm barry that's going to make its way further northwards as we go on through the week ahead gradually pushing up towards the korean peninsula round about wednesday so that's some way off ahead of that well as i say 30 celsius in tokyo with those showers temperatures to pick up a little as we go on into monday prices guys come back more in the way of sunshine not so much sunshine for northeastern parts of china this area of cloud and rain the seasonal rise they will slide the way across the final phase pushing down

for his fight against corruption in his country but right now his fight is just to survive dominic cain al-jazeera. thailand's anti-government protest movement is growing with more sectors of society taking part in demonstrations pressure is mounting on the government after weeks of student protests calling for elections and a new constitution when haye reports. calling for political change is coming at a cost for many protest leaders in thailand here in the northern city of lumpur $2.00 students were among the latest to be ordered to report to police to hate charges against them for their part in organizing a peaceful rally for most of our but i feel like thailand is becoming a country that takes away people's rights it's honestly shocking what's concerning about this situation is the fact that a country that claims to be democratic is trying to stop students expressing their opinions. the student led anti-government movement has spread to many parts of the country including the north and northeast traditional strongholds of a group known as the red shirts that staged large rallies in

he did not mention her man cain had been at his rally jean 20th. it drew so much criticism it was not following the safe practices health expert versus encouraged. >> thanks, very much. >>> sanjay, i want to be clear, if he would have tested positive nine days after that rally, is there anyway to know if it was at that rally that he contracted this? >> it would be hard to know. because if he traveled in between, you know, the likelihood from the time of exposure to time that someone tests positive, anywhere from you know a few days to 14 days typically. so it's certainly within the range. that's a part of the problem not having good contact tracing. it's a separate issue. we still have a hard time tracing them where these infections came from, which would be helpful to track it down. >>> in florida, they are facing a storm. what's the latest? >> reporter: anderson, nearly 10,000 new cases here in the state of florida and a record number of deaths. 253 deaths to report. this is the third day in a row that we've seen a railroad number of death himsel

alexandra story out of each got far but 1st let's get the latest from berlin with al-jazeera is dominic cain so doctors in berlin saying he was likely poisoned to what more are they saying and what evidence are they giving and what's the latest also on his condition. the evidence they've given is what they say is in his system that what that they can't say specifically what it is but they say that the substance is part of a family of chemicals called colonists inhibitors which are used sometimes in the pharmaceutical industry to control conditions such as dementia or out simas but much more regularly used in of agents in pesticides and chemical weapons now what they're also saying about his condition is that there is no immediate threats to his life but remember he's in a coma and in an induced coma the other thing they've said is that they are not sure if he is going to recover they're not sure how full the recovery will be but they're being very clear they say there is a toxin in other words a poison in his system and that is in very stark contrast indeed to what was said by the russian do

you know garnet massive support he actually used to be an ally of president cain so about 2017 when they fell out. dicko is somebody who has been believed to be one of the key figures who would help the government possibly if there were if there were if there was the case to have talks with the jihadists and kind of bring them to the table and he's that kind of fair go who is seen as being able to rally the public but also being able to reach out to for example the enemies of the state and i think if the military are supposed to are hoping to have some success that would be somebody that they would look to to try and bring in if not for his advice and you know see where he lead tell me what does an unstable mahdi mean for the region that that's i think a major threat mali is a vast country if you look at why a lot of these groups didn't want full government control which there isn't in the in the whole country there are many parts where the government really doesn't exist because people are able to operate within their own regions carry out all kinds of smuggling of people of drugs of we

two days ago, one of trump's political ally, businessman and 2012 presidential candidate her man cainive nine days after attending trump's rally in tulsa, oklahoma. erin hanes is back with me and joining us is former republican congressman carlos curbelo and howard ko who served in the obama administration, he is now a professor at the harvard school of public health. congressman curbelo, i will start with you, by, one, expressing my deepest sympathys to the people of florida given what's happening there with the coronavirus. but also the impending hurricane that's bearing down on the state. you're a republican. the governor, governor ron desantis is a republican. can anyone say, with a straight face, that the governor is doing a good job in addressing the coronavirus pandemic in florida given what we are seeing that's going on in the state? >> jonathan, good morning. it's certainly a tough situation in florida. and i think if there is a fair criticism of the governor and many other elected officials in the state is that people got overconfident. florida was spared of the worst early

herman cain died from coronavirus.upporters and family continue to post to his account. >>> it's a big day for salesforce, it will be included on the dow 30 industrials. also apple stock split takes effect today. so apple will have less of a wait as well. the next couple of days may be weird with the dow and we'll add an asterisk here and say over the next couple of days when people start reporting dow numbers add that asterisk in. >>> san francisco's pinterest paid $90 million to get out of a lease for an office space in the city so that it has the freedom to move if it wants. will keep the existing headquarters in san francisco for now. and late on friday the irs explains how the rules will work on president trump's payroll tax holiday. the president wants to suspend those taxes taken out of your paycheck until next spring so you have more money in your pocket. to be clear you will still owe that money in the end and the irs is explaining it's going to collect that money from your employer if you don't pay it, which

we don't know where herman cain was exposed to the coronavirus. but he did attend the president's tulsa campaign rally, where multiple trump campaign staffers and secret service agents tested positive. that rally, for sure, it certainly put him at risk. the president is not the only one ignoreing the reality of a virus that has killed more than 153,000 americans, and has just decimated our economy. remember, when jared kushner said this, back in april? >> may will be a transition month. you'll see a lot of states starting to phase in the different reopening, based on the safety guidelines that president trump outlined on may -- on april 19th. and i think you'll see, by june, a lot of the country should be back to normal. and the hope is, by july, the country's really rocking again. >> i remember when he said that. rockin. by july. okay. well, it's july. august, just a couple of hours. country not rockin'. it's almost hard to imagine just how bad things have gotten. >> reporter: the death toll in the united states is now more than 150,000 americans

enough for the lorenzo cain to opt out. he said it was just best to be at home with his family.er rob manfred said he is determine to keep the season on track but just ten days in the plans for a 60-game season there are some doubts. cnn coy wire is here with the latest. that is the big question, coy. are these just blips or do they have a problem? >> i told you how i talked to a player earlier this week saying i don't know if we are going to make it and depending on so many people and teams are felling roster spots but the league pushes on. commissioner rob manfred told espn karl ravitch there is no reason to quit now. we have had to be fluid but it is manageable. mlb postponing that cardinals and brewers game yesterday hours before first pitch and postponing the double-header today after three cardinals players and three staffers have tested positive and three players deciding yesterday that they aren't going to play the rest of this season including as you mentioned gold glove outfielder for the bruins lorenzo cain and hitting at miller park two days ago. he said i'm done. he

herman cain, of course, died from coronavirus. it is a big day for san francisco's salesforce.t is included in the dow 30 industrials for the very first time. also today is the day the apple stock split takes effect so apple will have less of an effect on the dow that it used to. it used to be apple could pull the dow lower or higher all by itself. so there will be some changes on the dow today. i'm going to add the little asterisks in here. when you hear people talk about it you need the asterisk as well. san francisco's pinterest paid nearly $90 million to get out of a lease for a new office space in the city so that it has the freedom to move if it wants. it will keep its existing headquarters in the city for now. late on friday the irs explained how the rules will work on president trump's payroll tax holiday. the president wants to suspend those taxes taken out of your paycheck until early next spring so you have more money in your pocket now. to be clear you will still owe that tax, so the irs is trying to figure out how to collect the tax come the spring, and it's determ

tonight once a hauer caine now a tropical storm it's churning off the state's east code and heading north. forecasters say it could gain power on its way. manuel bo jor easy bojorquez is in riviera beach. >> high winds and dangerous surf along floor a's atlantic coast. in riviera beach rob swan is relieved it wasn't a direct hit. >> but this one kind of stopped, hung a right and basically seems like it is offshore. so it was pretty much a nonevent. >> it wasn't so much a nonevent for the state's efforts against the coronavirus. several government run test sites remain closed. florida reported just over 7,000 new cases today. one of the lowest to thals in weeks. though reporting delays mean the impact of the closures may not yet be reflected. >> isaias was unforgiving over parts of bat hamas d ys hurricane dorian. dumping flooding rain in areas still recovering, as it churns north, florida officials warned residents to avoid the rough surf and stay prepared. murphy's law, if something can go wrong, it will, don't put yourself in a situation, wrap up your precautions and be ready. >> along

ana, just about two hours before that statement, brewers star loernz cain opted out of playing the restthe season. he was hitting at miller park just yesterday. today, he says, i'm done. he has a wife and three children. his teammate, ryan bron said earlier this week, he didn't feel comfortable with the way things were saying, there's real fear and anxiety for all of us. so, ana, cain was reportedly set to make nearly $6 million in prorated salary in this shortened 60-game season but he chose instead to walk away. >> your health, your life is more important. coy, different sports certainly have had different protocols. some do seem to be working better than others. what have we learned? what are the big takeaways? >> reporter: the bubble seems to be the key. the national women's soccer league already successfully completed a month-long tournament. mls, wnba and the nba have all had success working within bubble set-ups so far. now, amid this pandemic, and social distancing, social change also still very much on the minds of these athletes. last night, more nba players shining light on r

here is our health cthrespondent caine burns with more. >> feeling a little bit apprensive.tmy firhift being back here for nearly four weeks since i was a patient with covid. but i'm excited about the challenge. reporter: t there arewo systems, red andin blue, separatg iesuspected covid pnts from other patients. on this shift, sarah is toe senior docin the red area. if there's a risk someone could have coronavirus, they are brought here. hthey coue anything from heart attacks to broken bones. >> moreeople are coming back with other stuff other than covid which great, and i am keen to see this, but also there is still a lot of covid around. ura: president has changed he's given the go-ahead for microsoft to take over the social media app's u.s. operations. . trump had been threatening to ban the chinese owned tiktok from the u.s. entirely, citing national securit >> it don' care what advice anybody gives me but i will continuee untilach what i hope will be a positive conclusion. reporter: his stubborn efforts helpedring about the ira cease-fire and brought them into the tks t

dean cain, thanks for coming on. it's hard to imagine, i'm not flacking for anybody, but it's hard to imagine that bette midler for example would attack anyone else for being an immigrant. if melania trump were a democrat hollywood would celebrate her. she's an immigrant, she's funningly beautiful, a polyglot, she speaks several languages. she would be a fashion icon. the photos of her as a young model, all about celebrating femininity and the strength of women. any cause or anything that she supported would be revered. but she is in the wrong party. married to donald trump, she doesn't think the right way, she's attacked for her english, for being an immigrant, for her looks, for restoring the rose garden back to jfk times. she gets attacked for literally everything. it's hollywood where all tolerance, love, accepted diversity, except not diversity of opinions. if you have the wrong opinion you're gone. >> tucker: for hollywood's sake you have to wonder does this hurt them long-term? turning off half the country, is

cain was diagnosed shortly after attending the president's rally in tulsa. we learned that economic output fell in the last quarter by the largest amount since records have been kept, at an annualized right of 32.9%. that was even before extra unemployment benefits for tens of millions of americans ran out on friday. finally president trump made the most un-american and undemocratic of suggestions, proposing to delay the election, insisting again without evidence that mail-in voting will result in a fraudulent outcome. and remember all of this was just this past week. mr. trump's delay the election gambit had the scent of a president who was seeking a distraction from the terrible economic news, a president whose desperation makes him even more unpredictable. in short, a president who expects to lose. ultimately mr. trump increasingly looks like a man that the more the virus spins out of control, the more his presidency does too. >> this is going to be the greatest election disaster in history. >> president trump escalating his efforts to cast doubt on the i

it was parked on a quiet dead-end street called cain road. jerry hughes then with the akron pd raced to the scene. detectives popped the trunk. it was worse than he had expected. >> you've seen a lot of stuff in a lot of years. how does this fit in the awful things that cops encounter? >> it's sickening. it's something you can't unsee. you will see that for the rest of your life. >> the body of hannah hill had been found naked from the waist down, posed, her shirt pulled up. >> at approximately 7:30 this morning, the auto belonging to missing person hannah hill was seen parked on cane road. >> pictures of her car being towed away made the evening news. >> devastated. how could this happen? >> i just totally blacked out. every emotion hit me at once. >> what had happened to hannah? and why? >> and an even bigger question, who? who had killed hannah? police quickly focused on one man: hannah's boyfriend, brad. >>> coming up -- >> we found out that he was a drug dealer and he liked to chase other girls. >> when "dateline" continues. gi. >> when

for his fight against corruption in his country but right now his fight is just to survive dominic cain al-jazeera. well there's a growing list of kremlin critics so have been poisoned in 2004 journalist anna politkovskaya who reported on russian abuses in chechnya became ill and lost consciousness after drinking tea sherry covered but was shot dead outside her apartment building in 2006 later that year former russian spy alexander litvinenko died in london after drinking tea laced with the radioactive substance polonium 210 then in 2018 former russian double agents say gasquet palin his daughter junia wherefore's and with a nerve agent know the chalk in the english city of seoul sri they survived 3 british women exposed to the chemical died of herat pantani a is a senior chemical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school he says the types of chemicals associated with previous incidents are extremely destructive most of these poisons are of the mirror box in variety they're basically no agents used in industry and when you recognise them you make them super potent and what the

enormous single crop farms especially in dry regions only ensures short term high yields raising cain one of the traditional why is based on a different principle using less land but yielding better quality. kalani found a small plot of land it takes a 2 weeks to harvest the fields by hand since tractors in there used to grow clean well more easily everywhere in the flatlands there are a few people left she want to tour away on hill farms yet this is the final of cultivation. amid mercer's i would play out this is the way his work the fields back then. our grandparents george her parents and our parents taught us. that we have to plough this up every year are these key members. yes exactly the old roots and you leave these twigs here. and yes we rake them using tools like this. i think that's a way of working the soil health care the. and the survive it as in. it's a traditional system that's been practiced for centuries. it's your truth when i hear your for even here there is room for improvement in terms of sustainability for life but compared to a mechanized farming town in the low

ragu and 340 of his neighbors in the almaden area lost electricity including brian cain and his wife. >> the first night that we were here in this weather it was terrible. it was just really hot. >> reporter: their power off as the heatwave continued leaving them frustrated at pg&e. >> i think it's shameful. >> reporter: as well as mayor sam liccardo. >> pg&e is not being up front with our residents. >> reporter: today the mayor blasted pg&e claiming the utility was dishonest when it blamed its rolling blackouts on the california independent system operator saying it was their decision to turn off power. the mayor says instead his constituents experienced exte bou caof pg&e's failing system. >> and while certainly the heat is a contributing factor, the fundamental reason is the inadequate infrastructure that pg&e has failed to replace in too many years. >> two nights with basically zero sleep. >> reporter: ragu said without power they lost $300 worth of groceries and his son missed class today. now he just hopes his neighborhood gets spared from pg&e's rotating outages. >> we're actua

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live to berlin the dominant cain is with us as e.u. defense ministers meet to discuss this this is quite a job they've got ahead of them to bring the peace between greece and turkey. the point about this meeting has been what the e.u. is calling it's to be a strategic compass and in effect this meeting has been all points east and south eastern europe specifically this situation building up in the eastern mediterranean how to resolve the tensions in a peaceful way between greece and turkey the problem being that given that it's an e.u. meeting turkey is not part of the e.u. and therefore is not in these meetings whereas greece and cyprus are as member states of the european union both those countries in broiled in this tension with the turkish government and although the turkish government has no representation at this meeting the comments the views from the turkish government from president out of one very much at that meeting interesting they the e.u. has no military role of substance in this area whereas nato does and of course turk

probably work in the same way those have all the sudden the various protests happening in germany cain joins me now from the couple of dublin tony people actually that seems like quite a lot. well if you believe the police so then it's something around about $17000.00 the organizers would certainly contest that and say they believe many more people are here but it's worth putting into perspective what the organizers hoped would be the attendance here earlier in the week just gone they were talking about having half a 1000000 people on the streets that number was then starkly revised down over the last 48 hours or so with people suggesting perhaps 202-2000 people would be here certainly the city's political leaders were under the impression that would be the number as i say the police right now saying 17000 people are on the streets in the largest of the demonstrations but it's worth making the point that something in the order of about 83 different groupings of people have suggested them or that they've been the suggestion that 83 different groups over the course of today would be on t

complaint against the journalist from the financial times who broke the story al-jazeera as dominic cain has more from berlin until recently this man's company wired card was worth tens of billions of dollars and apparently a lucrative investment option now the firm is insolvent and marcus pawn and several of his former colleagues are in custody on suspicion of manipulating accounts. of her own is suspect and further accomplices agreed from 2015 where to inflict wild cards balance sheet and sales volume through faking come and they were reported through business with so-called 3rd party acquirers wire cards core business was online payment processing over the course of several years it expanded its business around the world but it was its activities in asia which raised suspicion journalists like dan mccrum of the financial times discovered that billions of dollars in cash the company claims to have just could not be found but business didn't really seem to exist and then we started looking at these accounts what a company that sat and these various business deals which it in singapore a

everything possible to avoid military confrontation so we'll have more on that position with dominic cain in berlin in just a moment but we're starting in istanbul on the news hour with new sim. as i said it was that that word don't test our patience which is what he said and now quite an escalation in. well yes come on there has been explanation for a while but we're also hearing constructive messages from both greece and turkey side the spite threats also take place for instance today turkey's defense minister was host of live on a t.v. show and he said that turkey is open to dialogue turkey is open to find a solution but 1st all the problems must be a rest and sold before coming to a solution wouldn't come so turkey's systemic operations. in the. mediterranean the defense minister who sarkar said that we are doing all our facilities in the in the area that is over the defined turkey has submitted its coordinates to the u n 20 years ago and the latest one was back in 2900 according to the un says the law of the convention the un doesn't assign you any border it's not like continental te