jesus christ, that is name of your church, we consider jesus christ our lord and savior, latter day saints, what does that mean? we believe in a restoration of the pure truth that jesus died during his lifetime which is something thomas jefferson, roger williams and defenders of religious freedom have championed. my book was written to make an apologetic case for "there is a god: how to respond to atheism in the last days," to include more religious traditions and the lds religious tradition is the one that is primarily -- religious believers of all stripes, or people doubting the existence of god, the arguments are not exclusive to latter day saints. >> host: what and where did you teach and how did you get interested? >> guest: great question. i teach in idaho, the smaller school. brigham young university in utah which people now because of the football theme. i teach there, it is south of yellowstone national park, one of the most beautiful spots in the country. i shouldn't say this because i'm trying to keep it moving. i have had physicians at stanford university, i love it there. how

jesus christ, that's the name of your church we worship jesus christ would consider him our lord andaints means we believe in the last day and a restoration of the pure truth of jesus taught during his lifetime. which is something incidentally that thomas jefferson roger williams another great defenders of religious freedom had champion. the idea of restoration of religious truth. my book was written to make apologetic case to include more religious traditions within the subordinate conversation and lds latter day saints tradition is primarily in that but i think religious blizzards of all stripes people doubting the existence of god whatever their tradition can profit from it because the arguments are not exclusive to latter day saints. >> where you teach them how to get interested in this?>> great question.i teach at byu idaho brigham young university, i teach there, it's just south of yellowstone national park. one of the most beautiful spots in the country i shouldn't say this because i'm trying to keep it small people are moving there and i don't want them to and we don't like i

me as a christian than jesus christ? resolved a very critical question, and that is i did not feel that he was delusional or felt that he was the second coming of christ. i think that he was a conman and his chosen area of con was religion. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this, this, and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. this is what medicare from blue cross blue shield does for mia's pulse. and with over 80 years of healthcare expertise, imagine what we can do for you. this is the benefit of blue. you don't need to go anywhere dad, this is your home. the best home to be in is your own. home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones.

. ♪ >>> do you accept the light of jesus christ?o you accept the light of jesus christ? >> i accept the light. >> klansman, do you accept the light of jesus christ? >> i accept the light. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. we're not going to the cross burning yet. no, no. not in the middle of the show. i'm not dumb. that's the big closer. [ laughter ] i can't just throw the cross burning out there in the middle of the show. you can't follow a cross burning. what follows a cross burning? i actually don't want to know. i don't want to know, actually. i'd rather never know. i don't ever want to know what follows a cross burning. [ laughter ] >> don't worry, we'll get to the cross burning later. but first, if you search the internet for kkk, some of the top stories you'll find are about a small town you've probably never heard of. so i'm headed back to arkansas. the town of harrison has a population that is 96% white. and it's known for still having an active ku klux klan presence. what kind of vibe will i get here? will i see some kind of sign

jesus christ, that's the name of your church, we worship jesus christ.we considered him our lord and savior. so my book was written to make an apologetic case for "there is a god", it's written to kind of include more religious traditions within this apologetic conversation and lds tradition is the one it is primary and that but i think religious believers of all stripes are people are doubting the existence of god how i think they can profit because the arguments are not exclusive to latter day saints. >> host: where do you teach and how did you get interested in this? >> guest: great question. i teach at byu idaho, a smaller school, a sister campus, brigham young university in provo, utah, which is what people know the cause of the football team that was good once upon a time. i teach there, at south national park, one of the most beautiful spots in the country. i shouldn't say this because i'm tried to keep it small because they like the small town. i fed visiting positions at stanford, skidmore but now i'm at byu idaho and i love it there. how did i

especially with technology such as live streaming we saw something very similar of course in the christ church shooting where the perpetrator there are live streams his actions on facebook and the video was up for hours even days afterwards it isn't a far stretch to imagine that someone would have seen that video and potentially been inspired to commit copy cat violence we heard from twitch the company where this video was streamed that in fact they have confirmed it was live streamed by the shooter if you saw on social media some pictures being circulated of that shooter we saw some video earlier of the helmets and then some sort of camera in front of them this video was being live streamed from the 1st person perspective clearly this was somebody who wanted to share what he was doing with the world and fortunately he didn't get the chance to get that big audience that's for sure conde nast moments were forced tonight in the german city of crows always thank you. we're here now in the studio with me is rafi obo song a security and terrorism analyst with the german institute for interna

jesus christ, superstar came out that year and we will talk to the current production team. i am anxious to see what it is going to be like. welcome to the 9. we are getting into that fall weather. is this why you like fall?>> yes, fall in the air, there is nothing new. this type of weather has been around since i was a kid growing up here. it will change a little bit later. because there is not really a breeze here. >> there is some fire concern here. we are talking about severe wire danger. it is pretty hot out there as well. >> everyone will be 80s and near 90 degrees. the freeze is mainly in the higher elevation. we are expecting that later today and into tonight and overnight into thursday. again, if you are above 1600 feet or 2000 feet, that will be the strongest gusts. a windy morning and possibility of high fire danger. humidity will be very lo. there will be pretty good gus overnight about 40-50 miles an hour. and temperatures will be well above average. not too strong a breeze right now, all their all some in the higher elevations. north and northeast, east bay hil

video recorder was attached and that's very very similar to what we saw earlier this year in that christ church attack where that attack was streamed live in fact on facebook now we know that video of this attack ended up on twitch that is a live streaming platform usually used by gamers as something for video games it ended up there we don't know who posted it has sense been taken down in fact this time around these videos were taken down the lot sooner than they had been when it was after the christ church shooting those videos remain on facebook for a long time in that video of course we will show it to you but we do know that the attacker was saying and yelling some anti-semitic slogans and statements so we do know a bit more now about the motive from looking at that video but it does seem as i mentioned a brazen attack not something where you want to get in and get out with not without being seen this shooter was in the street for a long time and even after being denied access continued on the streets looking for potentially for their victims and of course trying to post that video

all these aggressive figures around christ, with real expression.agnificent gesture of abandonment. these figures on the left and right are protecting him. one is opening his arms to protect him from the crowd. the other one is putting his hand over his head to protect christ against the sword that is hitting him. it is a very touching picture. we are used to this, but in 1280, this was totally new. this is a real breakthrough in the art of painting. he is bringing humanity, and that's really new. it must be incredibly exciting for you to be so close to it. how much do you think it will sell for? it is obviously an incredibly exciting work of art. what sort of price do you think it might fetch? one of my english colleagues in 2000 discovered the other half of the picture, which was on the same plank and is now in the national gallery in london. it sold for £6 million in 2001. we have put a rather low estimate of 4—6 million euros. we have enormous hopes for this picture. we showed it to the greatest museums in the world, the greatest collectors, eve

anti-christ politics says be afraid all the time. jesus, whether we're going to follow jesus or not. >> when you ask this very question to fellow evangelicals, what is their answer, jim? >> well, i think evangelicals of color, black and hispanic evangelicals are really making the gospel clear to their white brothers and sisters. i think evangelical women, white evangelical women are beginning to break and say something is terribly wrong. younger white evangelicals are beginning to say, wait a minute, let's talk about jesus here. so i want to ask the questions jesus asked of us or he prompted. who is my neighbor? maybe it's the most important question in american politics today, who is my neighbor? or what is the truth? or who is the greatest? what does leadership mean? these are not just political issues. i want to say don't go left, don't go right. go deeper. who was jesus, what did he say, and how does that apply to right here, right now? this is a test to democracy as you've been pointing out. this is also a test of faith. it's a

heard from a security analyst this evening that today's attack had a lot of the hallmarks of that christ church massacre in new zealand that with that happened earlier this year one of the hallmarks of course was a gunman who had some type of mini cam attached to his body that was live streaming the event and that was what was happening today as well wasn't. it was and we had 1st seen some photos and some videos leaked on social media of that potential attacker and we did see some sort of camera we saw a helmet and some sort of recording device at least what looked like a recording device and that appears to be now confirmed as we've seen some video being leaked online and perhaps even streamed live online of that attack it very much reminds us of what happens in christ's church as another attack was streamed online in fact it's really becoming a worrying trend where you see these sorts of live video being broadcast whether it's on a platform like facebook or twitch or twitter periscope or people lone attackers might commit some sort of act of terror or go around with the weapons and att

church shooting took place the video of the christ church attack was also only viewed a few times about $200.00 times when it was live the problem was facebook took a long time to react and take that archive video down it was then uploaded more than a quarter of a 1000000 times in different places on facebook it spread all over the internet you know after that christ church shooting the prime minister our journey of new zealand she brought together these tech companies at the summit and they pledged to do a better job of combat in this kind of online extremism they poured more money into an organization that's called the global internet forum to counter terrorism so microsoft google facebook and amazon all part of that after this most recent shooting they work together through this organization twitch created something called a hash now this is like a digital fingerprint of a video they shared that with all these other tech companies and that was how they were able to collaborate to find the video and take it down because i think the point that you've made that out of the most is that i

security analyst another security analyst that this attack today had many of the hallmarks of the christ church massacre that we saw earlier this year in new zealand do you think we are talking about a gunman who was planning on carrying out a copycat crime when obviously looks like it i mean he was just the same way and thank goodness his video hasn't been as available as in the christ church right situation and actually authorities have to take care in the interim period that this couldn't repeat in the same way but obviously this was the ambition of the guy who did this and we heard from horst is a home for the interior minister of germany he's confirmed that this was an anti-semitic attack and people will be asking what does that mean then about the far right seen in this country the neo nazi scene in this country are held strong is it well the official figures are it's about $25000.00 people that's the kind of official reports of their intelligence services about half of which are sort of categorized as potentially violent extremists of course within those than around 12000 people y

yes it definitely carries the whole mocks of the christ church attack that happened in mid march in new zealand where the attack also was transmitting his killings live on social networks now the same thing appears to have happened now in hollywood so the attack today was apparently really looking at. what the christchurch attacker had been doing and was obviously trying to at least copy some tactics so there is also a very strong vesper also very strong indication of a right wing act and a jewish house of worship in tell me the size of holland in germany. not be the 1st place that maybe people would expect to find an anti-semitic or a far right crime being planned but that is indeed what police now are looking at or talking about so what does that tell us then about intelligence and security across the country i mean was is this a case where the country's security agencies intelligence did they let someone get through did they fail or how would you describe what happened today. first of all specially in east germany also in. the region where this happened there has been an increase in

christ and gilded copper crown features images ofjesus christ and the 12 apostles.es. the last time the crown was seen in public was in 1993, when it was worn by a priest before it disappeared. an investigation was launched at the time, but no—one was ever found responsible for the disappearance. victoria uwonkunda, bbc news. and before we go, we'd like to show you these pictures. this is an orphaned baby elephant, who's being hand—reared by the staff at a camp in myanmar. the four—month—old elephant was found with a severely injured leg, after being caught in a hunter's snare last month. it's thought his parents were killed by poachers. there are only about 2,000 elephants left in the wild in myanmar — another 5,000 live in camps and shelters. this little one will probably have to spend the rest of his life in a shelter. just briefly, that menus again, president trump has hit out at the democrats leading the impeachment enquiry, calling them crooked in the whole process a hoax. he has also attacked the press — not for the first time. there is more news anytime on t

the dean of christ church told the congregation that pc harper was a truly outstanding young man whowould ever wa nt represented everything you would ever want in represented everything you would everwant ina represented everything you would ever want in a police officer. the funeral service will be followed by a private cremation later this afternoon. syrian government forces have begun moving into key locations in the north—east of the country after striking a deal with kurdish forces to counter a turkish invasion. it follows america's decision to pull all of its remaining troops from the area controlled by the kurds. the death toll has been rising and more than 160,000 people have been forced from their homes. aleem maqbool has more from the syrian—iraqi border. the area you can see behind me is currently under syrian kurdish —controlled but the way things are looking in the coming days, or hours, even, who knows. this is going to revert to syrian regime control. that is just one of that innocuous events that people here have found so difficult to grapple with. just over one week

we encourage that peers, are able to develop that relationship with christ.s really a powerful experience. we did have some weather complications that pushed us a little bit towards the pavilion. ainsley: it was raining here. >> we were able to be on our great lacrosse stadium field next to that. we were able to hear from lee who you see right there. is a retired nfl star. he gave a great message to us about how faith really inspired his life. we heard from musicians and rappers and had artists and painters there, which really just show us the power of christ and how he can be so impactful. we can experience him in so many ways. ainsley: so great. my gosh, if you're in college, you should go to an fca meeting. they're so wonderful. we used to have praise and worship. we would always have a speaker. a lot of times someone who used to play in the nfl. it is wonderful. you're surrounding by so many people loving, love the lord. so kind to one another. it's a wonderful, wonderful organization. tell me about your life. how did you find your faith? >> definitely. w

look just before we say goodbye i've got a little surprise for you i just need to man it well for christ let's see. here yes cloudy as felix lucas i'm sure you can imagine that a stately house like this was the dream of many a century and all prefect all. blended plans to spend their retirement. i hope you've enjoyed our tour and know a little more than when you arrived as well as. you thank you not at all or because it was my pleasure see you back here soon at the villa. well we're leaving the romans and sol and now i'm going to brazil the locals live there we're going to meet up with mark. and he's going to show us his hometown soldier all the way. they visit so welcome to south here in. a state in brazil. so professor my name's markel truly or opposed i'm a retired university professor and i'm going to show you the city starting with st francis of assisi church which is often displayed on post cards. and maybe it's a catholic church built in the late 18th century based in part on designs by antonio francisco lisboa who was known as the little cripple because an illness had left him di

the good news of jesus christ whatever it may be. and for those that may not will know that evangelical right wing. and then if you go to your parents shelf you may find a good news bible. that you have a chapter here. >> all the pictures. >> you talk about the new good news. nudges to answer the first question for you but what is the good news? >> no matter how you lived or who you have been or what you have done, even in a sense what you will do your sins have been paid for by jesus christ you can spend an eternity - - eternity from god. >> evangelicals are now preaching new good news and you break it down because i want to ask you to elaborate so part of the new good news is something that isn't original to you but the idea that it is beth all theologies. >> that is first of all it's a very little basis for the idea what do you mean quick. >> like a vessel in a particular time in order to fulfill his will that person theoretically and literally at that time come across as somebody would expect them to use. but where i feel it has

how about a bowl of hummus to go with it opinion body of christ. tasty. see what i'm saying.nd while we're at it, that song... like, just update the whole thing. just come out like pope-pope-pope. we're all getting blessed! ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) my church will be dope. all right. let's move on from getting saved to a fine whiskey. but you hate washing tblass. good news. >> forget tide pods. there are now whiskey pods. glenlivet unveiling their new capsule collection saying no ice, no stir, no glass, we're redefining how whiskey can be enjoyed. the pod of whiskey is encased in a pod made of seaweed extract. for now, they are not available for purchase in the u.s. >> trevor: yes, finally, a whiskey you can hand out on halloween. ( laughter ) "here you go, kids! watch wash down that candy with some of this. i get why they're doing it but doesn't make drinking whiskey less cool. can you imagine don draper being like, "don't worry about the account. i have everything under control." ( laughter ) i think, like, whiskey pods make no sense, you know, because whiskey is

in another case called believers christ versus the university of iowa, we filed a statement of interest that the d registration of a christian group violated the first amendment. in that case, the student group called believers in christ had a statement of its pulse in which it took the position that the institution -- the organization itself adhered to traditional opposite sex notions of marriage -- did not did not agree with same-sex marriage. the university de registered the group. the group sued. the district court agreed that such an action by the university to strip the student group of the rights to participate in campus life violated the free exercise clause. the attorney general's memorandum expressed his view about how the religious freedom restoration act should be implemented. this is a federal law that requires strict scrutiny of any kind of substantial burden on religious exercise. reflected in the case called trump versus commonwealth of pennsylvania. the justice department filed a position with the supreme court asking the supreme court to endorse the department of healt

move that could be the ones who are in christ church. so are there any links on platforms to these people like breivik christchurch this issues yeah exactly we have the actor essentially acting alone but you know the larger question is was he part of one of these international networks of of like my sims or don't know the money festo it's 11 pages long but there are a lot of connections maybe to breivik and to christ church in this little money fest i wouldn't even call it money for a story it's 11 pages it's more like. a paper that's written for a computer game whole set it is given that i mean. what do you make of the work of the authorities should they have detected this individual before this happened before he took to the streets i think it's very hard to detect people like him he was alone he was unemployed no friends living at home with his mother spending a lot of time in the internet so it's very hard to detect people like this but we have to think about looking closer inside these forums trying to find connections when people a

has been nicknamed wag-atha christe.f her followers, so that it was only rebecca's account following hers. when these fake stories appeared on the tabloid newspapers, she came out and said that it was all coming from her account. she accused her, well, her account, she accused her, well, her account, she accused the account of being responsible and it has gripped the nation. and rebecca vardy, in all of the coverage, she genuinely looks distraught. they have pictures, in contrast with calin rooney, at 4am ata contrast with calin rooney, at 4am at a party. i think that this is incredible. her investigation was so impressive. and let's end with the marathon miracle, superman, according to the sunday telegraph. the sunday times have the same picture of the kenyan eliud kipchoge, the first man to run a marathon in less than two hours, with a team of pacemakers, it won't count in the record books because it was not part of a race but an extraordinary achievement. superman indeed! he has run a marathon in less tha n indeed! he

terrorism you know these aren't these see this individual that part of a group you know was the guy in christ. it is not like that sort of organized jihadi groups either we're seeing really who lone actors who are spending an inordinate amount of. time only even in the submission diving talk about how he was obviously struggling with life and he was he himself was a complete loser you know they'll always be individuals like this they will go with the you know cause the juror whatever the the the ideology is at the time whatever is tweeting these people will pick up on but it's not you know we use the word terrorism but had you know as this isn't like the old texas like the ira your. mind you know this sort of the left wing organ is terrorism these troubled 'd young men in a society that is obsessed with social media there's obsessed with you tube influences people you know that are trying to find their place in that and so as i said i don't think in terms of your original question about how should i know the jewish people feel about this is that i don't think that lucy is this is a part of a

manifesto on the internet justifying his actions many others followed suit including the attackers in christ church and hannah they streams the massacres live on the net and they made use of anonymous websites that spread extremist thought and shia terrorist attacks. overseas and fishy going on with us these various right wing extremist forums treat all this as the games of. terrorism becomes a video game. users rate the manifestos in the live streams but how many people someone killed and they all work points for that. expense have labeled this the gamification of terrorism the attack in one out will say use the internet right when his language what's new is that the perpetrators see themselves as part of an international movement as defenders of white supremacy. how can the terrorism be stopped. let me put that question to you the german government is now proposing to adopt a raft of measures designed to limit the potential for radicalization online and also to to somehow get incitement to violence under control do you think they will succeed or will potential criminal simply migrate to pe

than the one new person and later today move 100 gandhi a new normal gun to run the place christ be able to keep you know you can go to mock you then they will join you. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcome back ecuadorian president led to more of an old declared a state of emergency thursday after his plan to end fuel subsidies and weaken labor protections led to widespread protests on a national transport strike mr marino's emergency decree issued tuesday suspend some civil rights throughout the country and allows authorities to commandeer private and public property reuters reports that 350 people were arrested as of early friday afternoon elif on affiliated transport workers as well as transport unions blocked streets and took direct action to stop those who refused to honor the strike public transportation and major ecuadorian cities and between provinces has mostly been shut down during the strike leaving many without their only transportation option since the

the exemption beyond the crass notion that the previous administration that the ministry of jesus christ himself may not have qualified because it was not a formal religion at the time. was 12 apostles enough? only the irs would know. [laughter] we are in that position. things have been changing ever since. i want to harken back this is , coming from the president himself. recently when he spoke to the u.n., he said one of his highest priorities is religious freedom. and religious liberty. he has come back to that theme repeatedly. we are getting one executive order per year on religious freedom. we mentioned what eric has done in doj, the wonderful work they have done their with the attorney general's guidance. the department of education has done good work. labor has done excellent things. hhs has been ground zero because hhs one is so big. we have so many programs. we touch so many lives on fundamental questions. when you get to the question of health and human services, there are questions dealing with life and death. that is when religious impulse comes to the four. comes to the for

a first ever multiseason tv show about jesus christ.e largest crowd funded media project ever. after 16,000 people invested over $10 million in the show. dallas, congratulations. >> thanks so much, appreciate it. charles: what made you think i will dot crowd funding thing, this will work? >> no, i didn't think it would work per se. my partners thought we were be lucky to make $800 t was based on a short film for my church's christmas eve service. if we put it viral, it ended up raising over $10 million. the idea came from the fact that i didn't necessarily want to put this in the hands of hollywood. i don't have anything against hollywood. but i thought hollywood golden rule, he who has the gold makes the rules. we wanted to make our own rules, control the content and direction. we decided to go straight to the people. charles: i think you're right. particularly when it comes to the overall message. this is not one of those things where the message is nebulous. there is a specific message here perhaps no hollywood executive would have t

was reverend jim wallis whose new book is called christ in crisis. she asked about organizations to donate to, who did you see active down there with refugee guest: two of the biggest groups we saw on the order was the hopes institute and the catholic charities relief services. they are big in the mcallen, texas, area. called person who just in there is a website who does list all of the organizations on the ground playing a pivotal part including the religious organizations playing a pivotal role in helping migrants accommodate them. host: do you recall the website? host: we will go to greenville, south carolina on the republican caller: my question is when you come to the border there is a sign that says you are trespassing. we have laws in this country. when people cannot follow the laws they shouldn't even be here. more time and more of our money trying to take care of these people in the last 10 years. we are letting our own citizens roam the street homeless with nowhere to stay. we need to take care of american citizens first. there are no immi

decades fortunately it was spotted by an auctioneer who was conducting a house clearance it's called christ mocked by the 13th century florentine artist boy and has just 24000000 euros at auction in paris and to think it nearly went into the bin. next week will be the 30th anniversary of the fall of the wall so today we begin a series featuring artistic people from the former east germany telling us about their personal experiences or suspicious night for the actor months years fry hoff november the 9th $989.00 saw the premiere of the film he starred in coming out which was a milestone in so many ways his own coming out and the fact that the official east german film company day 5 had made a film about gay people. off their bio top the walking through the city i've often caught myself looking at the ground around me and thinking here at the latest they have shot me. for 41 years germany was a divided country from 1961 until 1909 a wall even split berlin into the western half was part of democratic west germany the eastern half belong to communist east germany. guarded its borders zealously

he was a united church of christ minister. ♪ >> it looks good. >> this is joe duffey.e is a minister and running for the democratic nomination. duffey is one of several contenders, the only liberal. >> why are these people trying to subvert our country? >> i am proud to say i am american and this is my flag. i will die for it. [sounds of motorcycles] [band music playing] ♪ >> freedom! ♪ [applause] >> joe duffey has come out of nowhere. >> we are in good shape. it will be a whole new game. >> later against enormous odds, he will win a place in the primary, win the primary, and then lose in the general election. >> i think there is a reaction. >> joe duffey is one of my oldest and closest friends. we have worked together on a lot of things. after the 1968 democratic convention in chicago, we talked about trying to turn politics back to the people. whether it was possible any longer, whether the established parties would ever get around to ending the vietnam war and then we talked about the redistribution of wealth in the world and right now, would we ever again have the

in my church we require people to be members to profess faith in jesus christ and be baptized. what of summary from another religion said we want to be members but don't want to subscribe to that belief. is that discrimination? the government involvement in religion, for government to try to change a church's bully for control it in any way may be allowable in north korea or china but is disallowed in the united states of america. the first amendment of the constitution says congress shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise of religion. >> whether you are republican or democrat, this statement should bother you deeply. we don't want a government that punishes disfavored religious beliefs. everyone is entitled to a mulligan now and then, take one here. >> this has been distorted, about people's ability to exercise their rights. it is not about a religious believes. an individual can believe what they want and exercise their personal rights. the supreme court ruled gay marriage is legal in the united states and also ruled previously that other charitable institutions like

the dean of christ church told the congregation that pc harper was a truly outstanding young man, whoegun moving into key locations in the north—east of the country, after striking a deal with kurdish forces to counter a turkish invasion. it follows america's decision to pull all of its remaining troops from the area controlled by the kurds. the death toll has been rising and more than 160,000 people have been forced from their homes. our correspondent martin patience has more from the syrian border with turkey. the decision to withdraw all their troops has been completely changed the dynamic of the conflict. about this, a week ago the kurds were allied with america. now that america's pulled out, the kurds have gone over to the syrian regime. the kurds were left scrambling to find protection and news procrastinate that they had reached an agreement with the syrian government. kurdish officials say it's a better compromise but they simply had no other choice. and then early today, reports of syrian government forces heading northwards towards the turkish border. we know according to r

inside the oxford christ church cathedral his widow led the tributes.ys before he was killed. she placed his ceremonial police had upon his coffin, pc harper was killed while responding to reports of a burglary in august. your smile was infectious, your humour relentless. even in the darkest of times you made me laugh. your personality shone through in everything you did and i am so very proud of you. in the pouring rain, officers from around the country joined members of the public. well, he was so young and he had just got married. he'd got his life in front of him and yeah, it's terrible. how important is it for you to stand and show your respects? very important, because where would we be without the police? jon kay, bbc news, 0xford. let'sjust about let's just about it from me. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up: i defiant england put six goals past bulgaria, but did it in the face of ugly. bulgaria, but did it in the face of ugly, racist abuse as the match was alm

the painting known as "christ mocked" was discovered after hanging for decades over the cooker at theome of an unsuspecting elderly woman in northern france. with me is dr stephanie hare, an independent analyst. i was reading this article that dominates the front page of the arab news, understandable. it talks a lot about what happened in terms of chasing down the leader of is but it reminds us all of is when it was at its height of power and what that look like. it was chilling reading. absolutely. and this is one of the most terrifying terror groups we have encountered with the attacks we saw across europe, particularly in france full as well as the beheadings and what is striking also joking about this is that this is coming ata joking about this is that this is coming at a time when the us is withdrawing from syria. they have had a coup and president trump was very vocal, of course. had a press conference to explain how they did it. but the collaboration is well with all the different parties involved with syria, turkey, russia, the kurds as well. everybody seemingly getting on bo

down the phrase christ be able to keep you know you can go to mock you then they will join you. you know world big. lot and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. north korea and the united states is set to resume stalls nuclear talks in sweden with both sides testing ballistic weapons in the days leading up to the meeting. a christian doctor in the u.k. fails to get his sacking overturned at an employment tribunals coming off to his refusal to use a female pronouns for a transgender woman here in rules that was incompatible with human dignity from the doctor involved. to have been anybody who i design not to be forced to do something that i kind of do does he lose freedom. of the world's most popular politician jailed former brazilian president lula da silva gives an e

christ mocked, by the pre—renaissance artist cimabue, was discovered last month in northern france andh up to $6.6 million at auction. hsbc has reported an 18% drop in its third—quarter pre—tax profits as brexit uncertainty and the us china trade war weight on the banks two key markets of asia and the uk. europe's biggest bank missed analyst's estimates, with a profit of $4.8 billion for the three months to the end of september — down from $5.9 billion a year earlier. rico hizon is in our singapore business hub. sally. tell us more. disappointing numbers indeed and in the interim chief executive said parts of the bank's business, especially in asia, held up well in a challenging environment in the third quarter. asia, which generates the bulk of its revenues and profits, showed a before tax profit which climbed 4% from last year, with a resilient performance in hong kong, despite the ongoing protests. but in other parts of the business, he said hsbc‘s performance was not acceptable, including business activity within continental europe. hsbc has been looking to step up its cost—cutting

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chance in an elderly french woman's kitchen has fetched 24000000 euros at auction the artwork called christ mocked is by italian premier in a science master cimi bouquet and was found to be in excellent condition the woman will now receive the majority of the sale money. u.s. president tunnel trump has announced that the later of the so-called islamic state abu bakr al baghdadi is dead trumps in fact that he blew himself up as american special forces stormed his hideout in england province in northwestern syria trunk thanked russia syria turkey and iraq for cooperating with the operation latest from around the world have welcomed the news but warned that the islamic state remains a threat donald trump said american special forces blew open a wall and moved in quickly cornering al baghdadi in a tunnel where he had taken 3 of his children he didn't supposedly blew himself up along with his children the u.s. says he quickly carried out d.n.a. tests confirmed his identity. the american president said he had been after baghdad he says he took office and explained why the u.s. chose to go in ther