jean-claude: that is an important question, of course.t would be possible because of the full success of the central banks the world over to get out of the altar accommodative policies. i -- ultra accommodative policies. in thefull confidence open market committee and bank of england making processes to do what would be the best. my main message, and i think it is the message of all central banks of the big advanced economies, we are not the only game in town. you cannot count on the central banks to settle old problems. the other partners have a lot of hard work to do. at the present moment, all the burden of the difficulty of the advanced economy is on the central banks. i hope very much that message would be understood by the --ial partners, because and we have flat inflation and that is the problem. tom: will it be seamless from der layden or will it be a different town? jean-claude: i don't think there would be a new town because what has -- tone because what has done has been done with the support of 27 other countries. it seems to

interestingly, what we know was said was thatjean—claude juncker said to borisjohnson was thatjean—claudeker said to borisjohnson that he was going to exchange his mobile phone number with him so he would be available at any point that mrjohnson wanted to call to discuss any ideas to get an agreement. but mrjuncker said those had to be in line with the current withdrawal agreement, and i think that's because the current eu is conscious and aware when it hears mr johnson say that you might be inflexible and not willing to compromise. the eu view is that mr johnson might be painting himself into a corner, repeating mistakes made by theresa may and into a tight corner with his red lines, and these are uk choices is the eu's view, the uk choices for brexit. mrjohnson's repeated today the hardest form of exit, outside the customs union and single market, and those that cause theissue single market, and those that cause the issue to keep the irish border open. the eu's position is that the agreement in place, the backstop, is there to solve those issues so hearing mrjohnson say an agreement is

commission is in doubt as its chief john claude young could today's at the block summit with member state leaders divided over who should get to use top jobs. 27 live from the russian capital this is ought to international i'm suspect in a welcome to the program. and fast stop making history donald trump has become the fust sitting u.s. president to enter north korea and the north korean media on truckin south dubbed the meeting an amazing event the reaction back home was far more muted if not outright critical. vague talk about talks while kim continues to develop nuclear warheads and missiles seems like this gigantic p.r. stunt in trenches unembellished his authoritarian rule without any real meaningful strategy for denuclearization out president shouldn't be squandering american influence on photo ops and exchanging love letters with a ruthless dictator instead we should be dealing with north korea through a principle diplomacy that promotes us securitate defends her allies and uphold human rights i have no problem with him sitting down with kim june in north korea or anyplace else but

claude young could delays the blokes summit with member state leaders divided over who should get he used top jobs. will be i agents have been sent to facebook's headquarters and software media giant received a suspicious package which may contain sarin according to reports let's go live to the us now and our correspondent caleb moore paints who's across the story caleb good to see you what's the latest on this breaking news. well according to what is being said by facebook's representative 4 buildings have been evacuated and this isn't a mail receiving facility in menlo park california owned by facebook the social media giant now the buildings are being evacuated or have been evacuated because the machine in this mail receiving facility tested a package as having containing having containing serum the nerve agent 2 out of 3 tests conducted by the machines in facebook's facility did determine that sarin the nerve agent was there now this isn't officially confirmed by federal authorities that are on the scene but that's what chu out of 3 tests from the machine of facebook did indicate

togo coach claude leroy has criticised the new timing the players finish the competition in europe, andica cup of nations. that's why first of all, a lot of injury, and some of the top players are burnt out. you can see mohamed salah, sadio mane — a fantastic player, but you can see that he is not completely ready for this kind of competition on a physical level. they were playing a lot of games at their clubs in england or germany, spain, italy, or france or other countries. the former world judo champion from britain has died. he was the last british person to hold that world title. he was european and commonwealth champion, retiring in 2011, and he had recently taken up the post of head coach with the welshjudo the post of head coach with the welsh judo association. cause of death is not being revealed. former england captain andrew strauss, says that jofra archer has what it takes to step up to test cricket. archer took 20 wickets in the world cup, a record for an england player. born in barbados, he only qualified to play for england just before the tournament began after a change

to putting forward a candidate is european commission president it's who will take over from john claude younker and what we understand is that that is not happening at the moment because of a split within the conservative bloc in the european council of the european council's made up of the heads of government of the 28 e.u. member states they decide on who they want to nominate the candidate that can that it's then put forward to the european parliament who votes on it they can get past the nomination stage at the moment john claude young himself who's part of the process of searching for his replacement wasn't giving much away to the press. monitors of my. leadership someone. certainly wasn't holding back the french president was well visibly angry at times when he spoke to the press he said it was embarrassing that they couldn't come up with a solution in the e.u. 2028 in the european council and he said that if they were in this position perhaps the whole system needed to be changed it would be said to me today has ended in failure we were unable to reach any agreement something i t

of the crew that has just happened between jean—claude juncker and borisjohnson, between jean—claudejuncker and borisjohnson, and it is pretty stark reading. in it we see that mr yoko said he listened to what prime ministerjohnson had to say, he reiterated the eu's position that the current withdrawal agreement is the current withdrawal agreement is the best and only agreement possible, that they could talk and change things in the declaration about future relationships, but the eu would listen to any ideas put forward by the uk, provided they are compatible with the withdrawal agreement as it stands, and that is the crucial thing, that's what michel barnier himself in a private note also today, also after hearing borisjohnson note also today, also after hearing boris johnson speak to note also today, also after hearing borisjohnson speak to parliament, has said, which is that it is unacceptable has said, which is that it is u na cce pta ble to has said, which is that it is unacceptable to the eu to have a withdrawal agreement that does not address the irish border, and it is also in

it could have tried to tweak it and gone on withjean—claude have tried to tweak it and gone on with jean—claude but it is like putting lipstick on a pit} but it is like putting lipstick on a pig. he has gone with a different approach, saying that withdrawal has to be torn up and the backstop has to be torn up and the backstop has to go and the buck stops with him. i think it is interesting today how robustly he has laid down his position in his first day as prime minister. do they think he's bluffing? they minister. do they think he's bluffing ? they have minister. do they think he's bluffing? they have come back saying it is unacceptable. we are still at a stand—off but the key difference in the coming weeks is that boris johnson really is ramping up no deal preparations. we will see additional funding and a public information campaign warning about the differences we will see if we crash out with a no deal. that is a very different approach. yes and probably brussels never did believe that theresa may was prepared to go through with an ideal and should probably wasn't. one of the reasons perh

in that context, the outcome of the call between jean-claude juncker does not change the landscape. shery: to that point -- amber: to that point, there was a chart shown earlier of the euro basically unchanged after all of those comments from draghi. no reaction in the currency. the equity markets are selling off and no big moves in the bond market. is that the markets telling us they are skeptical that mario draghi will be able to do anything to overcome some of those massive issues that you just talked about? i wouldn't say so. i think president draghi fine-tunes the message, but they were already there in mid june. this is a reaffirmation of the ecb stands. it is a more collective view then central. mariol was basically draghi alone speaking. now he speaks on behalf of his government counsel. so it is not a change of direction, and i get this is why the market reaction is much less than it was at the time of the speech. do get that move for the ecb, what does that mean for the banking sector, which has been under pressure, as you can see from the gtb chart on the bloomberg. stead

is unacceptable and not within the mandate of the european council, a message reiterated by jean-claudeone call with boris johnson, with jean-claude juncker singh de use position on the withdrawal agreement is the best and only way possible. this is the last day parliament will sit before breaking for the summer, but the challenges are immense, negotiate a new brexit deal in 90 days, a deal that e.u. says cannot be renegotiated , and fix a multitude of problems facing britain with health care, education, insecurity, all with a parliamentary majority of just three. many say the country could be heading for a general election. >> i think boris johnson if he sees he will lose a vote of no-confidence in the house of commons, i think he would rather call the election than wait for his government to fall in the election to follow. he would rather stay on the front foot. i think the whole of britain ought to be on the alert for an early snap, general election, cold perhaps at the beginning of september. that might happen. >> this is a prime minister with a deadline like no other, facing unprec

where it was come up with during the g 20 over in japan a number of those leaders including john claude young and bill are merkel. they were in japan for a few days they flew back over for this summit they worked through the night most of sunday into monday so you can see why they may want to. to put this off until tuesday morning for reconvening code younger spoke to the press though he really wasn't giving away anything about how close they were to finding his successor. the money. the money's of michael. leadership someone. over money with the french president is reportedly well far from happy that there is this impasse that they can't find a a solution amongst the european council leaders that's the european council members of those are the heads of government of the 28 member states of the european union he said this is mr mccrone here said that well it shows the e.u. and the whole system in a very bad image and he says that the system really should be changed the main group though that are stopping this deal going through that would see timmons put forward as the candidate for a c

and then you can see the pound at 1.2428 after jean-claude said no.oming up, right here, we hear from the renault chief executive. that interview in around 15 minutes from now, plus, we speak to the u.s. secretary of state, and later on, to the starbucks chief executive. all of that coming up and much more. let's get straight to first word news in london. governments need to pitch in with fiscal measures if conditions in europe keep deteriorating. that is according to mario draghi. he signals more monetary support in september but's comments suggest the central bank is getting close to the limits of its power. >> the outlook is getting worse and worse and it is getting worse and worse in manufacturing, especially and worse and worse in countries where manufacturing is very important. ,ut because of the value chains this propagates all over the eurozone. tested a ballistic missile it cited an official, saying it did not pose a threat to shipping or u.s. bases. but it is the latest move in escalating tensions. we spoke to mike pompeo about relations wit

to putting forward a candidate is european commission president it's who will take over from john claude younker and what we understand is that that is not happening at the moment because of a split within the conservative bloc in the european council of the european councils made up of the their heads of government of the 28 e.u. member states they decide on who they want to nominate the candidate that kind of it's then put forward to the european parliament who votes on it they can get past the nomination stage at the moment it had been suggested that there was the so-called asarco plan which would see. from the socialist side of the european the european groups put in place as the nomination now it does seem that the plan which is called that because it was come up with asarco by. leaders who were at the g 20 in japan just over the weekend the problem is though it doesn't seem to be going down too well with everybody john claude young himself who's part of the process of searching for his replacement giving much away to the press. here on the . monitors of. leadership someone to say.

but the european commission presidentjean claude juncker is understood to have told the prime ministerall today, that the current withdrawal deal was the best and only agreement possible. our europe correspondent damian grammaticas is in brussels and he explained what was discussed in that phone call. what we know was said was mrjuncker said he would exchange phone numbers with boris johnson said he would exchange phone numbers with borisjohnson so he would be available at any point borisjohnson wa nts to available at any point borisjohnson wants to call to discuss any ideas to getan wants to call to discuss any ideas to get an agreement. mrjuncker said those had to be in line with the current withdrawal agreement bill stuff the eu is very conscious and may not be willing to compromise. mr johnson may painting himself into a corner, repeating mistakes made by theresa may. the uk's choice, mr johnson's repeated today the backstop and the single market are the main issues. the agreement in place, the backstop, are there to solve those issues, hearing mr johnson say the agreement was only

chief john claude juncker has already told johnson that the deal cannot be changed . this is not. spain's parliament has rejected pedro sanchez his bid to become foreign as prime minister he lost a vote of.

the leaders are trying to decide who should succeed jean-claude tusker and replace donald to head theuropean council. where do things stand at the moment? whatat was left on t the table e they broroke up? >> we wewere told they were cloe to an agreement for all of the top jobs. he would become the european parliament president and the high representntative president .or rereign affairs they were talking about that package for some time bubut coud not get it across the line. ishether theyr need nime to getet the package across the finish line. was a feeling that after 20 hours of negotiations, eu leaders were not in the right frame of mind to make such an importrtant decision. findare going to have to somewhere to stay tonight in brussels before the talks resume tomorrow. genie: what are the prospects of getting an agreement tomorrow? >> theheare under time pressure. ththis was rescheduled for isorrow i is because tomorrow the opening of the european parliament sesession. parliamenty, the new are supposed to cast a vote for their p president andndhey have said if the europepean couounc

band to be got in brussels welcome band so sort of fun the lion already has donald tusk and sean claude young because backing so what was he meeting with them today. well there was a fine line is basically continuing with a stop to through the european institutions today it was an easy stop in brussels because both men have a friendly with. but she has to go on a more support especially from the parliament and today she was seeking a she put it smart advice how to do that and that's very necessary because she never ran for office in the european parliament she never had the post in brussels she's a total surprise for many of the parliament terrorists and also for the people again busses so she's looking for some hints of what she can do in the next 14 days to get more support for for her candidacy today as she was shallow it was kisses and hugs by jungle gym because she usually as he usually does with all his guys she he showed her a new office but this is not sufficient the she needs to roll out a pen for europe in the next 14 days as she put it and everybody is very looking forward to

we just heard from jean-claude juncker who hopes that is the case.usly, rejection of the entire package could lead to an institutional crisis in europe. political convention will tell you leaders would not put this to a vote if they were not sure that it would be cleared in a parliamentary vote. the moment, we are seeing donald tusk speak, saying lagarde will be perfect for the ecb president job. earlier, jean-claude juncker says he things parliament will vote for the eu job package. tell us about the procedural steps going forward. it is interesting that donald tusk said christine lagarde is a great fit for the european central bank's. prior to going into the summit, many argued the next head of the european central bank had to be a real central bank governor, someone who had served in a national central bank, had experience with central monetary policy. lagarde has a very long career in international politics, almost a crisis integer, but there is no central bank experience. many will also tell you this is a central bank that could become more poli

she was a last-minute candidate to ask -- to proceed jean claude juncker.ston post that former south carolina governor mark sanford is considering a primary challenge to president trump. he told the newspaper that he will decide whether to run over the next month. governorved as the from 2003-2011. he was elected to congress in 2013, but lost to republican primary in 2018, after the president endorsed his opponent. senators today have been sharply questioning facebook's plan to create its own digital money. at a hearing today before the senate banking committee, lawmakers blasted the social media site for

she will succeed jean-claude juncker after being voted in by a very narrow margin of just nine votes.he will be the first woman to serve as commission president. she has promised a unified and a strong europe saying she will work pragmatically to get things done. >> i feel so honored and i am overwhelmed and i thank you for the trust you placed in may. if the trust you placed in me is confidence you place in europe. your confidence in a united and strong europe from east to west, from south to north. your confidence in a europe that is ready to fight for the future rather than fighting against each other. your confidence in a europe that will take the challenges of our times together. the task ahead of us humbles me. it is a big responsibility and my work starts now. i think the president and all of the group leaders. i think all of the members of parliament who decided to vote for me today. my message to all of you is, let us work together constructively because the endeavor is a united strong europe. [applause] brent: over brussels bureau chief spoke to the president-elect of the eu

since then, mrjohnson has spoken to president of the european commission jean—claude juncker over theeaffirmed its position that the withdrawal agreement is to stay as it is and as the guardian's brussels correspondent points out, @jennifermerode "the sting in the tail: juncker remains available should the uk wish to hold talks "and clarify its position in more detail". adamant that what the deal is is what it is. my clarification for the uk we heard from theresa may as well. back in april, when the uk got 6 month extension to brexit, the president of the european council donald tusk said, "please don't waste this time." goodness knows what he would have made of this discussion in the house of commons today. there are of course greek antecedents of the word archaic, a concept and fact with which the leader himself will be closer to my closely familiar but i will say without fear of contradiction that the word archaic aspell now —— as spelled now originated in the 19th century and in france. that wasjohn bercow, the speaker, schooling one of mrjohnson's key cabinet appointments jacob r

they are divided over who should succeed jean-claude juncker. has theimmerman backing.y are needing to reach a consensus. the french president has criticized the delay and saying it had a bad look. >> i believe in the long term we ofl see all the consequences such a failure and our credibility will be damaged. >> we have more from brussels. >> despite the failure again over what was one of the longest summits ever, some leaders are saying there was progress. people like this low back prime minister. the prime of mr.: says there was no movement because the previous favorite for head of the commission is unacceptable to countries like poland and hungary and the czech republic to my countries he has harshly criticized recently over their record on the rule of law. center-right party has tried to push back in suggest some of its possible candidates for that top job area there was no movement and so as the leaders get ready to reconvene on tuesday, it is not clear how far they will get. they have scheduled a working dinner. they are desperate to seem to work together but at

commission the german defense minister will become the 1st woman to hold the post should replace claude younker in november as she met with german chancellor angela merkel germany's new defense chief was announced managing the risk of digital currency is like facebook's libra will be a priority of the g 7 meeting in france wednesday's gathering follows a public hearing in washington d.c. where u.s. senators questioned the facebook representative over the proposed currency. headlines the news continues here after al-jazeera world. look. i'm. not. trying. to. take you in not just cannae northwest indiana festivals and culture i have an important part of local life. i know the states vital to just industries. are. one community has brought considerable prestige to the region. with that distinctive music and dance. and 20 times that performance has added to unesco's intangible heritage lists. but the social changes this is made to the traditional way of life go much deeper than simply song and dance. a little denim a lot on madison i didn't let it get up to any. way that you're going to be

deal, calling it unacceptable, and he appealed to brussels to reopen negotiations, but eu chief jean-claude juncker has already told johnson the current deal cannot be changed, or does that even matter? johnson has read it clear he is not afraid of a no deal brexit. >> a forthright boris johnson making his first address to parliament as prime minister. he repeated his promise to execute brexit by october 31 under any circumstances. >> i would prefer us to leave the eu with a deal. i would much prefer it. i believe that it is possible even at this late stage, and i will work flat out to make it happen. but certain things need to be clear -- the withdrawal agreement negotiated by my predecessor has been three times rejected by this house. its terms are unacceptable to this parliament and to this country. >> the european union, he says, should rethink its refusal to renegotiate. >> to us, we must turbocharge. if they do not, we will, of course, have to leave the u.k. without an agreement under article 50. the u.k. is better prepared for that situation than many believe. >> the opposition says

minister willense replace jean-claude juncker when he stepped down in october, becoming the first womanld the post. war from the european parliament in strasbourg. >> approval for the european parliament in a tight vote means ursula becomes the first woman to hold the top job. as commission president, she will set the policy agenda for the next five years. >> i feel so honored, and i am overwhelmed, and thank you for the trust you place in me. is trust you placed in me confidence you placed in europe. your confidence in a united and to west,rope from east from south to north. >> as a german, woman, and a close ally of angela merkel, von der leyen will be seen as an extension of the chancellor's dominant role in european politics. like merkel, she is a political conservative and a passionate supporter of european integration. >> [speaking french] >> but big spending promises to sway doubting mep's are a departure and may be hard to fulfill. mrs. von der leyen is indebted for their support to opposing quarters from the socialists, to the nationalists, which means someone will have to be d

karl-heinz claude grew up on a farm and has spent much of his working life making machinery for post-harvest processing of crops these days he spends a lot of time in africa being there reminds him of his childhood. there were probably paid for my 1st bike with money i earned on the farm that after working on the fields we had a wonderful meal i've never forgotten it because we would be full of the end which wasn't always the case there for a good reason this. godfrey marang is from zimbabwe he wants to help secure harvests in his home country and elsewhere in africa with the help of modern technology. mobile dryers like this one can prevent cereal crops from spoiling. morongo is setting up a network of technicians able to service the equipment across africa. he's a technology enthusiastic himself and that helps. i've done this project. of his goes from tanzania we came here so we had our drawings into our parts and we were put together within 3 weeks. also makes a smaller dryer it can be used directly in a field to prepare a crop for storage a farmer could buy one or a service provider coul

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chief john claude juncker has already told johnson that the deal cannot be changed and. the us government has announced they will resume executing death row inmates for the 1st time since 2003 the justice supply.

they picked the german defense minister to replace jean-claude juncker. from thee taking over alto spirit spans foreign minister has been nominated to be the e.u.'s top diplomat. he would be high representative for foreign affairs. ims chief christine lagarde -- imf chief christine lagarde has been nominated. they all need to be endorsed by the european parliament. mehdi barber reports from brussels. >> after days of wrangling, it is a close ally of angela merkel who has been on for what -- who has received the nod. a self-proclaimed federalist is the nomination for the post of european commission president. oneven if germany abstains the commission president due to some issues and the government angelaon, personally, merkel supported the whole package. first and foremost, we have chosen two women and two men for the four key positions. a perfect gender balance. i am really happy about it. after all, europe is a woman. >> the belgian prime minister is nominated to be the next head of the council. spain's foreign minister as the policy chief. christine lag

she'll take over the role from current presidentjean—claude juncker on november i. for firm i stand ready forfirm extension i stand ready for firm extension of the withdrawal date, should more time be required for a good reason. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranian woman jailed in iran for alleged spying, has been moved to a psychiatric ward, according to her husband. richard ratcliffe says military personnel are preventing family visits. it comes after mrs zaghari—ratcliffe went on hunger strike for 15 days last month in protest at her detention. both she and the british government deny the spying charges. jeremy corbyn has been accused of "failing the test of leadership" over his handling of complaints about anti—semitism in the party. more than 60 labour peers have taken out an advert in today's guardian newspaper, saying the party leader has not defended the party's "anti—racist values". the labour party says it is taking decisive action against anti—semitism. the father of a 17—year—old who was stabbed says he will never give up fighting forjustice af

the german defence minister, ursula von de leyen has been nominated to replace jean—claude juncker asst woman to take on the role. belgian prime minister charles michel has been recommended to replace european council president donald tusk. let's cross live to strasbourg and our correspondent adam fleming. bring us up today as to where we are with these top european post? there is an appointment process happening right now in the european parliament in strasbourg. meps are electing a new president of the european parliament for two and a half years. they are called a president but they are more like a chairperson or a speaker. they have had the first round of voting and it could be up to three more rounds today. but we should get a name by the end of today. then at lunchtime we are expecting a visit from ursula von de leyen, the german defence minister, who has been nominated to take over from jean—claude juncker who is the president of the european commission. the reason she is coming here to strasbourg is because she can only take up the job if a majority of meps support her in a vo

the main bone of contention as it should be the successor to the european union president, jean—claudemorning, with fatigue and frustration setting in for eu leaders as they struggle to decide on europe‘s top jobs. for eu leaders as they struggle to decide on europe‘s topjobs. three days for negotiations, still no white smoke. this has become a well worn red carpet over the past for days the leaders have spent 17 hours inside this building, arguing, negotiating for who they want, the manor woman who will help shape the eu for the next five years. they have been struck. unlike brexit, we re have been struck. unlike brexit, were resort the unity of 27, suddenly, that unity is dissipating. i believe it is day three, and what is clear is that the approach taken so far is not producing the results. we are to work very hard today in order to find the best person for the jobjobs. have you been ignored in the process? we will see. what is happening here is a political power struggle. leaders need to agree on five posts, he replaces young cult younger as head of the european commission, the nex

the bloc despite more than 20 hours of negotiations they're divided over who should succeed john claude younker as head of the european commission eastern european countries are objecting to dutch socialist fran tenements who is backing from germany spain and france meet again on tuesday to try to find a consensus on who will lead the european union for the next 5 years stephen ireland jr is the chief diplomatic correspondent for europe with the new york times he explains why the leaders are having such a tough time picking younger successor it's always difficult to be honest but what made it more difficult was the european elections produced a much more fragmented parliament and parliament house to approve these jobs basically and the jobs have to be balanced between ideologies and gender and region and it became very very difficult when it became clear that the main the largest party which was the center right collection called the european peoples party and not only had lost seats but had put up a candidate who almost everyone agreed and wasn't really up to the job so it's it's been

chief john claude younger he has already told johnson the current deal cannot be changed nevertheless johnson has made it clear he's not afraid of a new deal brooks. minister was forthright boris johnson making his 1st address to parliament as prime minister he repeated his promise to execute brigs it by october 31st under any circumstances. i would prefer us to leave the e.u. with a deal i would much prefer. i believe that it is possible even at this late stage and i will work back out to make it happen. but certain things need to be clear the withdrawal agreement negotiated by my predecessor has been 3 times rejected by this house its terms are unacceptable to this parliament and to this country but we take european union he says should rethink its refusal to renegotiate remain to us we must turbo charge our preparation if they do you know if they do know we will of course have to leave the u.k. without an agreement under article 50. the u.k. is better prepared for that situation than many believe. the opposition says johnson is setting a dangerous course and has called for a new pu

when she takes over from jean—claude juncker in november, she says she wants to "build a more united on myanmar‘s military commander and other military leaders for alleged human rights abuses against the rohingya muslims. secretary of state mike pompeo said the burmese government had taken no action to hold to account those responsible for rights violations. hundreds of thousands of rohingya fled to neighbouring bangladesh after a brutal military crackdown nearly a year ago. wednesday marks five years since malaysian airlines flight mhi7 was shot down with a missile over ukraine, killing all 298 people on board. the dutch—led team investigating the downing have since charged three russians and a ukrainian with shooting down the plane with a court date has been set for march next year. russia has denied any involvement. spanish police have arrested a man at barcelona airport who had half a kilo of cocaine under his wig. customs officers cottoned on after noticing the colombian was wearing a rather large hairpiece under his hat. you can see it right now on our screens. you can see it r

chief john claude juncker has already told johnson that the deal cannot be changed and this is now. the u.s. government says it will resume executing death row inmates for the 1st time since 2003.