if you want to carry, why didn't your clients get a carry license? >> i think what my clients wanted in this lawsuit and plenty of other lawsuits out there challenging carry restrictions. they wanted the right to transport, not the right to carry. >> transporting is a kind of carrying. you take your gun and it goes with you someplace. that's the kind of carrying. i >> i would agree with that and i think it's also a bearing which i think this is such a straightforward case. >> all i'm asking is, there's a premises scam in the carrying scam and your clients want to carry, which suggests you should've brought a challenge to the carrying scam. if you thought that was deficient. respect my clients for , years at least two of the three had with the city for a while called target license. it didn't give them a full right to carry but it did give them the right to transport their firearms to new jersey and other places probably would've allowed a second home though i'm not sure the issue squarely presented. my clients did not insist on getting a carry licens

one of you just adapt the carry license scam if you want to carry, why didn't your clients get a carry>> i think what my clients wanted in this lawsuit and plenty of other lawsuits out there challenging carry restrictions. they wanted the right to transport, not the right to carry. >> transporting is a kind of carrying. you take your gun and it goes with you someplace. that's the kind of carrying. i think it's also a bearing which i think this is such a straightforward case. let's all i'm asking is, there's a premises scam in the carrying scam and your clients want to carry, which suggests you should've brought a challenge to the carrying scam. if you thought that was deficient. >> with respect higgins, my clients for years at least two of the three had with the city for a while called target license. it didn't give them a full right to carry but it did give them the right to transport their firearms to new jersey and other places probably would've allowed him second home though i'm not sure the issue squarely presented. my clients did not insist on getting a carry license either under

of carrying. you take your gun and it goes with you some place, that's a kind of carrying. >> i will agree with that. i think it's also a kind of bearing which is why i think this is a straight-forward case. >> all i'm asking is, there's a premises scheme and your clients want to carry which suggests that you should have brought a challenge to the challenging scheme if you thought that was deficient. >> my clients for years had -- at least two of the three, had for what the city for a while called a target license. and i didn't give them a full right to carry but it did give them the right to transport their firearms to new jersey and other places, probably would have allowed a second home, i'm not sure that issue was squarely presented. my clients did not insist on getting a carry license either under the -- before this lawsuit was filed or in this lawsuit. what they wanted is to restore rights to transport their firearms between and among places where they could be used. that's different from a

carrie: i want to hear the one knack life to accomplish this. jeannine, we got yours with the stick and the belt. i love that. editors, coming your way? >> ok. perfect. i want to push back on one thing because i respectfully take your point on not wanting the men as a eyes. but we have to be prescriptive. but it speaks to places of color. i know. be very specific about it. and matt had not walked in the room with the same kind of power that we have. >> that's something with the women of color when you sfind a voice in the collective, sometimes you really need to be told or to get that encouragement to make sure that you are communicating and you are seen and heard particularly by what -- and so i would push back on that. >> i hack is resiliency. i've been doing this for 40 years. we have seen so much progress. you know, i feel so great about where we are now despite what that poll says. i'm not sure i believe that poll. i just think we have made so much progress. it's important to keep that perspective in mind that things are so much better. the

he comes up with something called cash and carry. americans should be allowed to sell goods to great britain, but the british have to come and get it, they have to pay cash, and they have to take it away on their own ships. that fits exactly in that polling data i was just showing you. yes, we will sell goods. yes, we will not under any circumstances give them loans. and we will not put our ships or our people at risk. if they want to come and pay cash and carry it awake themselves, they can do that. it is the safest possible policy. it satisfies the desire to eight -- to aid england and france by selling them goods, but it does not put americans at risk. once they take the goods from our ports, it is not our problem anymore. if ships get attacked, they are not our ships. if lives are lost, they are not american lives. it is beautifully crafted to perfectly capture what the american people were willing to do. i don't think that's a coincidence. that's fdr understanding what the public is willing to tolerate at any given point. that i

computers and overwhelming media and advertising, and then it spread into telephones and we were carrying around the internet wherever we went, and now in this next stage, the internet and the mobile machines will be carrying us around. so, i think that it's going to be an age in which all kinds of new choices are going to be surfaced for us and we are going to be able to go a lot of places and it's good to have a big effect on our cities and at the same time, companies and the city governments are going to be able to manage our movements and that will raise all kinds of questions about privacy comes with just the next stage of the internet revolution. >> imagine a scenario, something you write about in you your boo, los angeles come 2028. what should we expect? >> guest: well, one thing about information revolution is you can't bet on dates. we've seen it before with cell phones. my co-author and i were in paris at the turn-of-the-century around the year 2000, and we were predicting smartphones are going to change communication by 2003. it turned out that we were way early. it didn't com

they can carry a gun to a second home. they can carry it to a practice range out the state. >> so justice ginsburg, the petitioners have not gotten all the relief to which they've been entitled if they prevail in this litigation before the city and the state changed the law. the best way to elicit that is if we prevail in the district court before these changes in the law, we would've been entitled to a declaration that the transport ban is and always was unconstitutional. but we'd also be entitled to an injunction that did three things. one, prohibit future enforcement of the transport ban, second, prevent the city from taking task conduct in violation of the band into account in licensing decisions, and third, an injunction that safeguard our right to transport meaningfully such that it would not be limited to continuous and undirected transport. the state law -- >> as far as what you said about enforcing past violations, no plaintiff has alleged that they ever violated the regulations when they were in effect? >> that's

and we were carrying around the internet wherever we went. and now in this next stage, the internet and the mobile machines will be carrying us around. so i think it's -- it's going to be an age in which all kinds of new choices are going to surface for us. and we're going to be able to -- well, we're going to be able to go a lot of places and it's going to have a big effect on our cities. and at the same time, companies and city governments are going to be able to manage our movements and that will raise all kinds of questions about privacy. so it's just the negotiation stage of the internet revolution. >> imagine a scenario, something you write about in your book, los angeles, 2028. what should we expect? >> well, one thing about revolution -- about information revolutions is you can't bet on dates. we've seen it before with cell phones. we were -- john -- my co-author and i were in paris at the turn of the century and -- around the year 2000 and we were predicting that smart phones were going to change communication by 2003. it turned out

exempt the international community regional countries and the guarantor countries of continuing to carry out all of their responsibilities in order to reach not a short term truce because they do not last but to reach a comprehensive cease fire. well many of the displaced families are trying to seek shelter in turkey but they're not being allowed to cross the border how much are the reports now from the arbiter most of these people have. fled their homes heading to cities such as said our kids run in the cup with all of the province others have gone to government held areas of aleppo province but the vast majority of them i'm from the areas where the syrian armed forces have been. putting most of their togs that is the area around what about the man and the strategic city that sits on the m 5 which assad's forces are really keen to take from the rebels they have most of them come to woods the turkish border and the turkish old photos is a motor allowing any of the syrian refugees to holes all over the comps are also fool so they are mostly in the open something makeshift comes you know d

he comes up with something called cash and carry. americans should be allowed to sell goods to great britain, but the british have to come and get it, they have to pay cash, and they have to take it away on their own ships. that fits exactly in the polling data i was showing you. yes we will sell goods, will not under any circumstances give them loans and we will not put our ships or people at risk. if they want to come pay cash and carry it away themselves, they can do that. it is the safest possible policy. aid tosfies the desired england and france but does not put america at risk. once they take the goods from our ports, it is not our problem. it's a ships get attacked, they are not our ships, if lives are lost, they are not our lives. in his beautifully crafted to perfectly capture what the american people were willing to do and i don't think that is coincidence. i think that is fdr understanding what the public was willing to tolerate. i think that is what we will see through the entire debate. fdr is able to do that over and o

that will carry on, just not enough to carry the city as a whole. contracted to advise the hong kong government, what would you be suggesting? simon: lots of people have been saying this for six or seven months. we will have some kind of serious, independent investigation into the events of the last six or seven months, including the reactions of the police. will reopen political reform and launch a commission to look at how we can move forward in the next few years. it is not exactly rocket science. the government seems incapable. shery: it is all about the political will. simon, thank you. up, tensions remain high across india as protests continue against of controversial new citizenship law. we will have the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is "daybreak asia." i am shery ahn in new york. paul: i am paul allen in sydney. overdian billionaire won defaulted loans, told by a london judge it was implausible and unlikely. agreed to loan him almost $1 billion in 2012 on condition he gave a personal guarantee. the tycoon said he never offered s

the motion carries. next up on the agenda is approval of the november 6, 2019 minutes. do i have a motion to approve? >> so move zb. >> do i have a second? >> second. >> any discussion? call the question. all in favor? any opposed. thank you. next up, director's report. >> thank you. director sherreen mcspadden. to achieve a long-term funding bill, the house and senate appropriators still have to approve funding allocations for federal agencies, and of course that means that the older americans act is caught up in that wait. so essentially, national association of area agencies on ageing which is our federal or national organization that really lobbies for the older americans act is asking for continued advocacy for localities to push the older americans act in -- with the house suggested forward. so we still don't know yet what that's going to look like. unfortunately, it got held up in that process as did a lot of other things. so i'll keep you updated on that. and hopefully in the next cycle before th

in this next stage the internet and the mobile machines will be carrying us around. it's going to be an age in which all kinds of new choices are going to surface for us and going to be able -- were going to be able to go a lot of places and it will have a big effect on our cities. and at the same time companies and city governments are going to be able to manage our movements, and that will raise all kinds of questions about privacy. so it's just the next stage of the internet revolution. >> host: imagine a scenario, something you write about in your book, los angeles 2028. what should we expect? >> guest: well, one thing about information revolutions is you can't bet on dates. we've seen it before with cell phones. john rossant and i, michael author, were in paris at the turn-of-the-century around the year 2000 and we're predicting smart phones were going to change communication i 2003. it turned out we were way early. they didn't come until 2007. but the changes are still important. so los angeles in 2028, what other going to see? we are going to see a lot more ch

to the royal palace in bangkok $51.00 other vessels accompanied the king as he carried he was carried in his royal barge past shearing crown says. the disgraced u.s. movie producer harvey weinstein has reportedly reached a $25000000.00 settlement with more than 30 women who filed lawsuits accusing him of sexual misconduct if approved this agreement would end nearly all the civil cases against weinstein but he still faces a criminal trial on multiple charges including rape us media 1st published the allegations against weinstein of a year ago world famous actresses were among the women who came forward against him . and for more now i'm joined by reporter anthony howard so how does this settlement what does it mean for harvey weinstein and his accusers i mean from the outside looks good for weinstein incredibly the deal still yet to be sawed off well padi's and yet to be approved by the court but if it goes through it looks to be as you say a very good outcome for how he wants and maybe not on 1st reading here tens of millions of dollars a month sound up by a rate that well but the dev

european industrial leaders condemn us ascensions against companies building a pipeline which will carry russian natural gas to germany contractors are demanding punitive countermeasures also coming up moscow expels to german diplomats after 2 of its representatives were kicked out of germany as the latest hit for taps expulsion over the murder of a georgian man in tora lim park and a do or die britain votes in pivotal snap elections called by the incumbent prime minister boris johnson as a way to get greg said at a leader of the opposition labor party charlie kaufman is making up ground but can he defied pollsters and pundits predicting a wind for the conservatives. pretoria long everyone. germany has condemned us plans to penalize construction companies working on a controversial gas project the so-called north stream to pipeline will carry russian gas to germany or washington says that is a security risk because it makes europe more dependent on russia while brylin meanwhile insists that the 10000000000 euro pipeline which is near. the completed is vital to its energy security. once m

now, in this next aid the internet and the mobile machines will be carrying us around. i think it will be an age in which all kinds of new choices will surface for us and we will be able to -- we will be able to go a lot of places and it will have a big effect on our cities and at the same time companies and city governments are going to be able to manage our movements and that will raise questions about privacy at its next stage of the internet revolution. >> host: imagine a scenario, something you write about in her book, los angeles 2028, what should we expect? >> guest: well, one thing about information revolutions is you can't bet on dates releasing it before with cell phones. my co-author and i were in paris in at the turn-of-the-century around the year 2000 and we were predicting smart phones were going to teach communication by 2003. turns out we were way early and they did not come until 2007 but the changes are still important. los angeles in 2028, what will be see? we will see more choices and they will have spent billions of dollars on public transportation

carrying on now.flooding and landslides. it's thought that at least 265 people have died in the region since october and tens of thousands more have been displaced. one of the worst affected areas is around the kenyan town of kisumu. kathryn armstrong reports. scenes like this are an all—too—common sight in kenya's port city of kisumu at the moment. residents searching through their flooded homes for anything they can salvage. translation: there's no place to sleep, we don't even have tents, no water to drink, and i have to take care of my children. translation: all our food went with the water. school shoes and the books for the kids too. my belongings are outside here and i don't know where i will go. for more than two months now, heavy rainfall has plagued east africa due to warmer water on the western side of the indian ocean — part of a climate system known as a dipole. scientists say it's of a magnitude not seen in years, maybe even decades. many other countries in the region have been affected,

israel has carried out s. strikes in the gaza strip a number of hamas sides were targeted no one was hurt israel says it was a misprint to wednesday's rocket attacks carried out from the gaza strip into the southern city of ashkelon ketek a prime minister benny minutes now was holding a campaign rally at the time ahead of an unprecedented election in less than a year. as always more news on our website at al-jazeera dot com the very latest on all of our top stories on their al-jazeera dot com inside story is next stay with us a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study or exams when i went to east investigates the pakistani company at legend links selling fake degrees to down and the police around the world on al-jazeera. capturing syrian and russian forces in yet another push to take control of this rebel held region how much of a chance do they stand this time around what will the human cost be this is inside story. hello welcome to the show i'm sam is a than opposition rebel groups

motion carries. >> next item, please. >> item 13. authorize the issuance of $850 million of the 2019 series abc d taxable water revenue bonds consisting of four bonds and delegate to the general monger the authority to award to the highest bidder. >> for this item we ask the commission to authorize the bond sale, specifically water revenue bond sale primarily a refunding of the outstanding wattder bobbeds to provide -- water bonds. this was not included in the 2019-2020 capital financing plan, i did at the end of my presentation mention we would be bringing this transaction in the near future. here we are. just briefly, i will show you proposed sources and uses of the proceeds and set forth the documents we are asking you to approve in form. i will walk you through the transaction followed by informing you of the timetable and reciting the commission action. >> the transaction in front of you is if proposed 2019a, b, c, d water revenue bonds to be sold up to $850 million. the transaction consists of four sub series of bonds, a, b, c,

at least 19 people have been killed in syria in as strikes carried out by russia and the assad regime they targeted 2 villages in the province of the last remaining rebel held areas in syria activists say 8 children are among the dead around $25000.00 syrians have fled the province in the past week alone after an escalation and strikes mowing callen is the director of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies he says despite the violence the syrian government and russia actually being more restrained in it. there are 4000000 syrians who are already in it and i believe the russians are very careful actually not to stage an all out onslaught against the province this is on one hand on the other hand because that would indeed provoke an hour to create by the internet an article by the international community on the about a. future of is very much related right now to the understanding between the russians the turks who have already signed 2 agreements concerning the future of the latest one actually it was last september when the 2 countries tried actually to rev

not only do they carry a ton of brands, but they carry a wide variety of price points.'re here. do you have your mission statement? lisa: this is our food promise that we go off of. lemonis: "no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy." -"no chemical preservatives." -kacey: mm-hmm. lemonis: why don't we walk and just kind of get a feel for it? i need lisa's expertise and her brand promise to determine what foods are gonna work and not work, but i also need her to be open-minded. -do we carry this nutro? -lisa: no. lemonis: does it have byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy? lisa: this one i don't know. no, this one doesn't. lemonis: chemical preservatives? lisa: doesn't look like it. lemonis: so, this has the food promise, but you won't carry it. -lisa: no. -lemonis: why? lisa: when we actually first opened, they were the biggest ones that had all the recalls and stuff, too. lemonis: what kind of car do you drive? lisa: a suburban. lemonis: have chevy ever had a recall? i like the fact that she believes in something, but once she actually takes that and applies it against products th

also marriage to carry out similar attacks but not of this magnitude in neighboring countries such as kenya so also about overall according to security checks the if you want to show that it's a formidable force because in recent months the united states african wing of its military zone is african as one of the somali government has been saying time and again that an militant group al-shabaab is weakened and one way to these attacks by al-shabaab proves is that it wants to create more systems more sense as if it's a powerful force in the can that's why it's carrying out such kind of explosions to show that it still exists and contrary to the u.s. on the saudi government offensive that it's beaten false. all right below it thank you for being there reporting for us and a reminder that the jihadist group al shabaab is often behind these kind of attacks but no one has yet claimed responsibility for this attack now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world more heavy rains and flooding there forced thousands of families to flee villages and farms in west

they carry a variety of products. there are still those on the great lakes that carry grain.hey will place grain in the cargo hold of a boat and it will be shipped through the st. lawrence seaway. if you took a photograph of a like toledo -- port like toledo or cleveland or milwaukee in 1911, the port would look chaotic, because there would be hundreds of vessels operating on any given day. there would be a wide variety of styles of vessels. in 1911, you still had hundreds of sailing vessels, schooners delivering cargo. we are now in the engine room of the museum ship. the engine room is where the power that is created to move the boat comes from. schoonermakere museum ship had a steam engine. by the 1950's, that technology had been supplanted by steam turbines. the old engine was taken out and the new steam turbine system was placed in it. all the equipment you see in the engine room today is based on steam turbine technology, except for the engine room telegraph, ofch is now the other end the communication system with the pilothouse. when the captain wants the boat sendsful

terror group islamic state says it carried out friday stabbing attack in london that left. a trace there was no. democrats are calling for the probe republican fox news t.v. network to be registered as a foreign agent. and in france residents of rwanda still demanding action from the government of massive chemical factory toxic. thanks for joining us this is the weekly. islamic state has claimed responsibility for friday's stabbing in central london 2 people were killed in that attack 3 others badly injured the perpetrator had served time in prison for previous terrorist offenses before being freed early on license last year the british prime minister has criticised the practice of automatic early release clear to me that. this guy was. half of his sentence automatic early release and i have long said that this system simply isn't working it does not make sense for us as a society to be putting terrorist people convicted of terrorist offenses a serious offenses out on early release. 20 year old was monk karmas released from prison last december he was jailed for planning a

terror group islamic state says it carried out friday stopping a tie in london which left people dead the proper treatment was no. democrat supporting for the proof republican fox news t.v. network to be registered as a foreign agent. and gone right to do so wrong are still demanded says action from the government 2 months off to a massive chemical fractured left a toxic cloud over that city. it's 2 pm sunday and it's the weekly hit on all its international the look at the news that grabbed headlines throughout the week welcome to the program i'm start with probably the biggest story of the week the terrorist group islamic state says it carried out friday's stop and central london 2 people were killed in the attack and 3 others injured the puppetry to time for previous terrorist offenses before being freed on license last year the british prime minister has criticised the practice of automatic release. clear to me that. this guy was out. half of his sentence was out on automatic early release and i have long said that this system simply isn't working it does not make sense for us as a

motion carries. >> item 3rd, approve the specifications and award contract number. in the amount of 27,577,000 with the duration of 690 consecutive calendar days to the responsible bidder submitting the lower bid. >> good afternoon, commissioners. dan wade. assistance general manager, allowed me the opportunity to come to speak to this item. i have accepted a position in the private sector to help provide leadership for growing water resources practice here in the west and throughout the united states. the opportunity to work is the sfpucand working with the commission. ever since i came here from the private sector in may of 2007. in my new role, i'll continue to work on dams and levies and other water resources infrastructure. but i will always remember this as being the highlight of my career to date. it was a once in a lifetime opportunity to be involved in an amazing program, led by amazing people. and overseen by an amazing commission. it's truly been an honor to work side-by-side with such ded

and we shall carry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up several saudi nationals in the u.s. are questioned over the deadly shooting at a naval base. and escalation of violence and iraq sends thousands on to the streets to protest what they call this slaughter and baghdad. and russian athletes will soon find out if a doping scandal in leads to a banned from the a month and all other international sports for the next 4 years. has thanked iran for quote very fair negotiations that led to a prisoner swap between the 2 countries there are diplomatic breakthrough was brokered by switzerland and comes as the u.s. maintains tight sanctions on iran over the nuclear program and for schapelle has more. 2 men caught up in tensions between the united states and iran able to reunite with their families after a prisoner swap american graduate student. and iranian scientists must sued sulaimani a stem cell expert who'd been treating stroke patients at the best hospital in the nation the mayo clinic in minnesota so the money was arrested last year while trying to take medical materials back

exempt the international community regional countries and the guarantor countries of continuing to carry out all of their responsibilities in order to reach not a short term truce because they do not last but to reach a comprehensive cease fire all make like a chast the story. tents go up in the syrian town of dunn are now a temporary hiring for families with nowhere else to go if they fled martel newmont in the south of italy province as syrian government forces advance many leaving most of their belongings behind. we fled from the bombardment and came here it's a small camp that doesn't really fit a lot of people and the people just keep coming the situation is not. since the start of december nearly 250000 people have been displaced from the last rebel held area of syria most are women and children many who fled by road for others fuel shortages have stopped them from getting a why some are trying to seek shelter in turkey but they're not being allowed to cross the border and this comes on top of the displacement figures that we had from the end of april to the end of august where mor

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terror group islamic state says it carried out friday stopping attack unarmed and which left 2 people the puppetry to. democrat supporting for the pros republican fox news t.v. network to the right just as a foreign agent. in france residents of wrong i'll still have to launching on says action from the government to months alter a massive chemical factory fought back to toxic. welcome to the week ahead on our national when we look at the stories that shaped the week thanks for joining us this sunday afternoon and let's start with probably the biggest story in recent days the terrorist group islamic state says it carried out friday stopping in central london 2 people walk held in the to talk and 3 others injured the puppetry to had some of time for previous terrorist offenses before being freed on license last year the british prime minister has criticised the practice of. clear to me that. this guy was. half of the sentence he was out on automatic early release and i have long said that this system simply isn't working it does not make sense for us as a society to be putting terroris

so a group islamic state says it carried out friday's stabbing attack in london that left 2 people the perpetrator was known to the operatives. some u.s. democrats are calling for the probe public and fox news t.v. network to be registered as a foreign agent. and in france residents of rwanda still demanding answers and action from the government 2 months after a massive chemical factory fire after toxic cloud over the city. here on r.t. thanks for joining us. the terrorist group islamic state says it carried out friday stabbing in central london 2 people were killed in the attack 3 others were badly injured the perpetrator had served time for previous terror fences before being freed earlier license last year the british pm has criticised the practice of automatically early release. 28 year old was my car was released from prison last december he was jailed for planning a bomb attack on the london stock exchange in 2010 is other targets back then reportedly included the us embassy and boris johnson who at the time was london's mayor car was still wearing his electronic tag when he car

we start with this a terrorist group islamic state says it carried out friday stopping in central london where 2 people were killed and 3 others injured the perpetrator had served time for previous tera fences before being freed early on license last year the british prime minister has criticized the practice of automatic early release 28 year old was released from prison in december he was jailed for planning a bomb attack on the london stock exchange in 2010 and his other targets back then reportedly included the u.s. embassy and boris johnson who was at the time mayor of london called was still wearing his electronic tag when he carried out friday's attack video showing the aftermath of the stopping have been posted on social media and as you can see some civilians wrestled with the killer pinning him to the ground one man managed to seize a knife from the terrorist who was then shot dead by police i would assist describe what they saw. a mass rushing people falling over each other smashing. the way. making the barriers the big flag people rushing around really holding every. lot of t

terrorist group islamic state says it carried out friday stopping attack in london which left 2 people that the perpetrator was known to the authorities. and u.s. democrats are calling for the program public and fox news t.v. network to be registered as a foreign agent. in france residents of rwanda still demanding answers and action from the government 2 months after a massive chemical factory fire left a toxic cloud over there said. to me thanks for joining us you're watching the weekly here on out. the terrorist group islamic state says it carried out friday stabbing in central london 2 people were killed in that attack 3 others badly injured perpetrator had served time in prison for previous terrorist offenses before being freed early on license last year british prime minister has criticised that practice of automatic really. clear to me that. this guy was out. half of the sentence he was out on automatic early release and i have long said that this system simply isn't working it does not make sense for us as a society to be putting terrorist people convicted of terrorist offenses

terror group islamic state carried out. london which left 2 people dead. known to your thirty's. democrats according to the pro-republican fox news. from residents still demanding answers and action from the government months after a massive chemical factory fire. over the city. thanks for joining us on the weekly rundown of the week's top stories are. you going in for a welcome to the program. other terrorist group islamic state says it carried out friday stabbing in central london 2 people were killed in that attack 3 others badly injured the perpetrator had served time for previous terrorist offenses before being freed early last year british prime minister has criticised the practice. really. clear to me that. this guy was. half of his sentence automatic early release and i have long. been simply isn't working it does not make sense for us as a society to be putting terrorist people of terrorist offenses a serious offenses on early release. 20 year old was released from prison last december he was jailed for planning a bomb attack on the london stock exchange and 2010 his oth

he's full backing his other diplomatic nicety how does it actually carry weight i think it does carry it shows that the beijing government hasn't changed their stance they are still fully supporting not only carry on but also the police trying that they do can down everything they've done so are showing off that they are continuing to not address the protester demands it also shows that there isn't really a solution in sight the protesters aren't backing down from their demand or the aha government are not backing down from their stance either so the situation seems like it's just going to continue as it is right now after well. ok so the china backs the status quo the demonstrators don't change their demands does that we're looking at an escalation or are we looking at a further crackdowns. it's hard to say in the past few weeks there has been a slight well. or that we can we ask for the person in 2 weeks as it is quite rare and it's been quite rare in the last 6 months to get a weekend that's the interior aspirating so also depends on the approach of the police to the stories of pro

how is the group able to carry out such a deadly attack?to carry out such a deadly attack? i think it's one thing that we have to bear in mind, some of the territories used to control attacks and get money, the groups still capable of carrying out these kind of attacks, because of the lax level of security inside the country. just to give you a sense, when these attacks were going on, the government passed the bill, the electoral law, that is not been debated about, just to demonstrate that, the political elite inside somalia are not really at the cynical level at which they would be able to exploit these things and al—shabaab able to exploit these things and al—sha baab is well aware able to exploit these things and al—shabaab is well aware of this and it exploits the so that troops drawdown is next year, the election is next year, with these kind of security situations, it's going to be incredibly difficult to conduct a one man, one vote inside somalia. so given that, what needs to happen now to try and prevent more attacks like this? i t