pretty great that the son did this for clint.e to welcome them both to "good morning america." hi, guys. [ applause ] >> hello. [ applause ] >> look at you, clint. you're really dressing the part. clint, how does it all feel? >> wow. this is overwhelming. it's amazing. i'm thrilled at everything that's happened. it's all surprising to me. i would never have imagined this in a million years. this is something that you dream of as a kid. and, this is like one of those things where you dream of being in the nba or playing in the nfl or being an actor. this just happened and i would have never asked for it. >> what ther/s >> father/son gig. >> this is our first one really, right here. >> america, take notice. this is a handsome duo. >> yeah, it is. [ applause ] >> and collin -- collin, you kind of got this all started with this tweet that you sent out. why did you want to do it for your dad? >> honestly, i think it's just one thing that i don't think he would go and pursue on his own. he's a very humble guy and i respect him for that

. >> clint, how do infatuations or fetishes on the internet become credible threats? >> i'm sure law enforcement in that area were naturally preparing for this. they do every year. and there was a remarkable story just a couple weeks ago about how columbine has had to deal with this for two decades now. this is something routine to them. but this anniversary, no doubt, essentially puts together a vulnerability assessment. once that comes through, they say who are the people who are most interested in columbine and that might be mobilized towards violence in a certain way. the next part are the tripwires. the tripwires that might be coming to unfold is someone from outside the area that talks about planning, then initiates travel and then does weapons purchases, rehearsals, those are tripwires where that mobilizes law enforcement to move. it seems that they had some sort of warning about this individual and when you see the words planning, you see an airline ticket purchased, maybe you get a tip or a lead, when you see that person buy a weapon, if you look at the histo

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and clint watts. we'll kick off the week with a number of developing headlines.xpected to big up a big endorsement today but not from his former boss. in fact, barack obama suft suggestsuin -- just suggested a good leader knows when to hang it off. attorney general faces off with democrats on capitol hill. there's big questions whether william barr will testify. >>> president trump meanwhile is claiming credit for what he calls the sick idea of sending migrants to sanctuary cities. he also compared the southern border to disneyland. and suggested family separations would send the right kind of message from america. >> does anybody compare the children in cages to day camp. >> this is out of that list, you feel. you know, we've heard this a few time that they have a list of crazy things to say or propose or actually try to carry out if they want to deflect from what they are doing. all of this is bad and needs a full stop every time. we're going to descend into something we can't explain. >> that's unfolding this morning along with a power struggle within the nra.

going to clint watts who has not here to fore been part of our coverage but is joining us. your response and reaction to what you've seen so far. >> when you are looking at the collusion part of this investigation, it looks like a damning account of a wildly successful russian influence operation from start to finish. just now we can consistently see all in one place flynn, they were talking to him about thinks as relief about seems like and trump jr. with wikileaks. manafort with kilimnick. kislyak and page, at the rnc people there and a platform change. and then a peace plan essentially reset of russian relations floated through kushner into tillerson. you look at this and it was wildly successful. the idea of russian influence operations in this is let's reset foreign policy relations with the united states in a way that we are getting everything we want. and they were pursuing that on multiple fronts. i think the other part though that we just have to look at, in the president's actions, whether he was going to the dni coats, whether out to admiral rogers, when he is de

it's a day that we always pay close attention to, clint will tell you that.iacs go to it and they get all worked up. so i'm sorry to see the death, but i'm glad to see that the threat is over for colorado. >> well, when we think of the people of littleton who survived this, who have lost children, who have gone through the trauma of this, and, clint, what is it about columbine, refresh everyone's memories, this was the first mass shooting in a school? >> that's right. it was the first mass shooting to really catch fire in a very public way. if you remember, that mass shooting went on for a very long time. there was cable news coverage immediately of it and it really reached the entire population. in fact i can tell you, i was in the army and i remember seeing the televisions come onto cover this attack on that day 20 years ago. and us watching it in near realtime exactly what was unfolding. it was also at a time when law enforcement was not used to responding both to mass causality incidents and to mass shooters in buildings. that was not very common. this re

and clint, just as are premer here we are living both in a tv and internet age. there will be questions and members of the subcommittee tomorrow who will want their moment. do you think the attorney general can very effectively shut it done and give a blanket statement that says you can ask me any which way you want, i ain't going to talk about it until it's release snd. >> i think he can probably do that. and i'm somewhat sympathetic to him having done a redaction process before, it does take a long time to do that. you want to make sure you get it right because we've seen several mistakes in recent trials now where some things have slipped out. maybe there's this wikileaks connection in the southern trial. so they don't want to make those mistakes. the other part is the classified info. we've already heard some senators, i think senator kenny said people could die. i think he could move around quickly and say we're almost done as it is. i told you in mid-april. >> no one wants members of the home team ipdanger of doing their job especially overseas. so glen, wa

to clint watts and glen, thank you both.ery much, two veteran fwguestsn this broadcast. >>> and coming up the state of play and new efforts just today to get to see the president's tax returns. we'll have the latest on that when we come back. just because i felt like it was so oily and greasy and that it was going to clog my pores. but what i love about olay regenerist whip with spf 25 is that it's lightweight, it's barely there. and then i can put makeup on over it if i want or if i'm not working, you know, just roll. it's perfect for me. i'm busy philipps, and i'm fearless to face anything. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix. defenders of home. >>> welcome back. the effort by various people to see this president's tax returns is getting more creative. a new plan by democrats in his native state of new york to get ahold of trump's tax returns now has the support of governor andrew cuomo. the president will be happy to know "the new york times" first reported that under a bill in

but you still have what clint referred to, which is the mystery. there is language here on a broader level, not clients of yours i mentioned or the one, but mueller says multiple officials lied to us about russia and lied in a way that materially impacted the effort, the investigation, and that brings us back to why so many lies, if there was no conspiracy? clint's theory, which mueller eludes to, is donald trump had all sorts of things to hide. >> yeah. i mean, in my line of business, you come to understand very quickly that a lot of people lie a lot of the time for a lot of different reasons. so, you know, the talking point that, why would you lie if there wasn't any criminal conspiracy has always rung flat to me. there is, again, awful but lawful activity described in this report that people would be, you know, embarrassed by. the question now, this investigation has pivoted entirely from a question of a legal analysis to a completely political analysis, in that, there will be no further criminal indictments here. there will be no criminal indic

and clint vanzant is there, as well. former fbi agent and msnbc contributor. welcome to both of you. jonathan, i do want to start with you right there at that very sad scene in poway. what does it say to you that hate crimes against jewish people are on the rise in this country in 2019? >> reporter: it is incredibly disturbing to think that in, again, this day and age we've seen a surge of anti-semitism without precedent. people are attacked in the pews while they pray. this is not an issue just for this community. this was an attack on the entire jewish community, and we need our elected leaders and all folks to respond appropriately aggressively to this problem. >> clint, in the meantime, we're lucky of to you with us because of your law enforcement background. i want you to listen to what the san diego police chief had to sayed to. >> as he was en route, he also overheard chp scanner of a suspect who called in to chp to report that he was just involved in this shooting, and his location which was ranch bernardo and interstate 15. as our officer was exiting

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if clint can't fish off scotland anymore he'll be in trouble. because time is going to be a by next year we could be spending eighty percent of our time over there a witness of who is with us but if they shut it down it will be a raw deal for us. this is the german. north sea port of play mahasen a city that has experienced firsthand the decline of the country's fishing industry since the one nine hundred seventy s. . here at the institute a government research facility economist dealing has spent the past two years studying how breck's it might affect germany's fishing fleet. was coming from extreme fires or there in the us in the worst case scenario britain would shut us out and we'd have to find our quarters of fish elsewhere overeager or don't use your stock room but british waters are where the fish are. would own with their for her own cause other locations just don't have the quantity and even if they did it would be a lot more expensive to fish there that could lead to a situation where german ships could lose one hundred percent of the

clint watts, former fbi special agent, former member of the joint terrorism task force. he's also a distinguished research fellow at the foreign policy research institute. happens to have written a book on this subject, messing with the enemy, surviving in a social media world of hackers, terrorists, russians and fake news." and frank figluzzi joins us. on the upside of your donald trump you finally have at least an acting chief of staff who's going to allow you be you in this job even though this team is playing with house money and ignoring the rigor of protecting and defending elections. >> that's true, and this is the president's third chief of staff and he's sort of accepted the idea you cannot control this president, and he's going to do what he's going to do. and that's why we're seeing president trump -- what's interesting is that people thought when the mueller report finally came out and it was ultimately an embarrassing result for the president but a positive one in that he wasn't facing any criminal liability. we might see a president who could finally move o

>> terrifying times, clint watts and nelson cunningham, thank you for that. i'll be up all night worrying. >>> 19 months before election day 2020 a couple of democrats are generating big money and big crowds. new details out tonight when "the 11th hour" continues. this is not a bed... it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999... senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. so you can come out swinging, maintain your inner focus, and wake up rested and ready for anything. sleep number is ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j. d. power. save $400 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. only for a limited time. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix. defenders of home. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office

>> our thanks to ashley parker, clint watts and frank figliuzzi. we really appreciate it. >>> and coming up for us, the whole world is watching, so is our next guest, our second of four pulitzer prize winners in the course of just this hour tonight. nick cristoff with "the new york times." and later we'll uncover another star of the mueller report who's back in the news tonight just 12 days before he becomes a federal prisoner. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a wednesday night. audible members know listening has the power to change us make us better parents, better leaders, better people. and there's no better place to listen than audible. with audible you get a credit good for any audiobook and exclusive fitness and wellness programs. and now, you'll also get two audible originals: titles exclusively produced for audible. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them, and if you don't like a book just swap it for free. enjoy 100% ad free listening in the car, on your phone or any connected device. and when yo

clint, before election day, much can be done. and it's not the white house. for the social media giants. and is first thing in that mueller report when he talked about sowing dissension was social media platforms. we haven't seen any regulations. you can't solely point the finger at the white house. >> simple things, which facebook has gone ahead and done. what is stopping the legislatures from doing anything? and the other part is it's not just about changing votes. it's about the perception of voter frauds or vote change. how would your government manage that today when there's not an agreement about the severity of what happened and can we actually trust in our elected officials if they do lose to come out and say, yes, i did lose. whenever roy moore lost, election rigged. >> just before the 2016 election, there was a huge fear that if hillary clinton won, president trump would not accept the results -- >> we need to get rid of the idea that our election results cannot be trusted. >> russia changed their messaging in the final months because it's about und

clint, the one thing that it doesn't matter who you are, there is no controversy about in this reporthe russians were interfering in the 2016 election. and the evidence we have from dan coats and we have from call of the intelligence agencies that that continues to happen into the 2020 election. but all week tweets from the president, not a single one about russian interference. he does not want to acknowledge that because he believes it undermines his presidency. if he acknowledges that the russians interfered, then his presidency, his election in his opinion would be delegitimized. >> yes, the president is a small man. from the beginning all he had to do is come out and say doesn't matter what happened, you know, in terms of the outcome, i won. but this is a serious threat to our country and a leader of all americans, not just those who vote for me, we should deal with russian interference. and it would have gone away. we could have then talked about election security, we talked about it yesterday, five states still in the really secure, no backups. we could have talked about how we

. >> here can end up with 35 points and the team holds clint capella and tublger to four points combined. what do you take out of the way they defended their starters. >> that's just what he does. no one is going to stop him from doing that. you are shooting and that's key, but we can't put him on the line as much as we did. keeping the other guys from making the impact is huge in the series. >> the emotions run high and they are concerned about going in the playoffs. how do you walk the line? >> i can't walk the line and tell me i had a chance to walk away. there is no line to walk. if i get suspended, then i get suspended. you walk up to me and there is no line to walk there. >> i understand that. a lot of late whistles and frustrations figuring out what is going to be call and how. >> yeah. it's the first game of the series. you get that series at all. >> what do you take to carry to game two? >> that we can be a lot better. we need to start filing and take care television. >> how do you stop the turn overs? >> lock in mentally and did a better job here in the second half. it's a ment

. >> clint eastwood was found by jack in 1954 outside hollywood studios in california.s nobody at that time. he was so surprised to be asked for an autograph. jack believes that that signature was the very first autograph ever given to anybody by clint eastwood. he got james dean, elvis presley, and many more before they were big stars. ♪ >> was there anyone that was particularly nasty? >> many. i remember the story of katharine hepburn. she would never sign. she would always go, "no, never, never, never on the street." very determined and difficult. >> did he ever get her? >> he had to earn it, but she's right there. >> i see she doesn't look very pleased. jack's persistence pays off in a big way. he shares a taxi with rock hudson and takes this photo. he captures this image of a typically deadpan alfred hitchcock. this one of joe namath in 1969, the year he won the super bowl. and sharon tate before her shocking murder. in time, he even begins traveling the world in pursuit of celebrity signatures. throughout the 1960s, '70s, and '80s, he snaps up sports figures, boll

let's go to clint van zandt. clint, you know, been talking about this for 24 hours. what is it that stands out to you now that we are a day later? >> well, there's a number of takeaways: number one, this congregation practiced, they talked about what to do smould an event like this happen. so they were caught off guard, obviously, but they still knew what to do once they realized what was going on. richard, when i went to the place that i worshipped this morning we have security both inside and outside. the chances are small that a house of religion will be attacked but i think churches, synagogues, all across this country are preparing for an event like this and this just makes this one more time run through our mind and say if we get a wannabe like this rngs someone that thinks they by themselves change the world and commit an act like this, how do we stand against it? >> we were speaking yesterday with jonathan greenblatt, of the anti-defamation league and saying they began to work on a national level with the task force to find ideas how to protect and mitigate t

clint van zandt, as always, great to have you with me. thank you. >> thank you. >>> more breaking news this hour. the d.o.j. threatening that attorney general william barr will not show up to testify on thursday. a senior aide on thursday says it's because of new conditions placed on the attorney general over his testimony. the committee wants to be able to go in executive session and ask about portions of the redacted mueller report. they want to have democratic and republican counsels permitted to ask questions for 30 minutes after all members have finished their five-minute question period. barr is scheduled to testify wednesday for senate judiciary and thursday before the house judiciary. a poll giving a fresh look at the democratic p iic presidenti nomination. joe biden is on top. bernie sanders with 11%. pete buttigieg with 5%. >>> president trump, rallying his base, wasting no time attacking the democratic front-runners. >> can you imagine sleepy joe? crazy bernie. i think pocahontas is out. >> barack obama with nelson mandela's wi

black man to play in the major leagues back in one thousand nine hundred seventy those home run from clint frazier helping new york to an eight nothing win. the former head of the world anti doping agency says that testing for drugs cheats is decades behind the times david howman who now chairs the athletics integrity unit said there was no guarantee that this year's world championships would be a clean contest. all right to see a door that we can walk through and your body be analyzed for what is an all right to think we could start looking at technology is how what we're trying to anti doping we're still doing something that was done in the nineteenth seventy's and if you turn on the wireless that's what we were doing in the nordic symmetries and we're going to find on a court that talk about battle through a tough opening match at the monte carlo masters world number one needed more than two and a half hours to be germany's full of culture in three sets his frustration showed in the second sates when he serves was broken four times talk of it eventually needing five match points to seal

the rockets coach couldn't resist they get about a rematch with the warriors and neither could clintnt i to sue this what i how has bleacher report. so so long ago going to really for so will be working on the last working on all year long. you are all year long so. i mean that a few short to be it simply go to detain can so only didn't go of the dead too. >>ok bleacher report here you go and there it is is the belief that exactly what chris also there's the bleacher report article and it says exactly that clint capella i want to face the warriors. and let's just pray that the warriors can put the clippers away. >>in game, 6 and a goes doesn't are set. they got us when this is 6 tomorrow night. >>because we want to relive those 3 one 10 love. it's just like lebron and the worst because the first round. i want to see it not. >>i want to say no so it's just not and that's about ever want or story go for ok so i 'hink it. just i was thinking this i was about the ice cream. let's say things go badly even now you want to drown your sorrows and some ice cream. ok, i'm always game for know

. >> when you see you hold pj tucker scoreless and 39 minutes as well as clint capella, what does that tell you about the way they played this wo one. >> we stuck to our philosophy. >> rather than james and chris, we will be in good shape. >> get some rest. see you in game two. >> let's go back to you, larry. >> the big one was 38-26, warriors. it will be a hard series for him to get. the rockets will switch into pick and roll and he had two points and three rebounds. time for the play back. redefining possible. the coach is freeing up the warriors offense which was struggling early on. >> kevon was big earlier. the first 10 minutes, we saw the turnovers. they were not going in for the rockets and free-throws were matching the turn overs, 1-1 in terms of the rockets and the warriors. that was a good time to get them into offense and not give into the defense with the helping that the rockets were doing against the warriors. what happened after that was a vintage play. we have seen the warriors run out of bounds and also out of the half court. this is what they call the cyclone player.

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clint eastwood in "pale rider," when he paints the town r.deep in the woods. beyond the pet cemetery. brings things back. >> aren't you happy, mommy? >> lock your door. lock your door. >> she doesn't want me here. >> no, no, no, no. mommy just needs time. >> it's okay. i don't want her here either. >> jimmy: yikes! [ cheers and applause ]r anks to jason clarke. [ cheers and applause ] "pet sematary" is in theaters now. nate bargatze is pp forming stanter the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. customize each line and choose to pay by the gig or getunlimited. do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. and since xfinity mobile comes with xfinity internet, you can save hundreds a year. get $250 back when you

clint eastwood in "pale rider," when he paints the town red.place deep in the woods. beyond the pet cemetery. brings things back. >> aren't you happy, mommy? >> lock your door. lock your door. >> she doesn't want me here. >> no, no, no, no. mommy just needs time. >> it's okay. i don't want her here either. >> jimmy: yikes! [ cheers and applause ] our thanks to jason clarke. [ cheers and applause ] "pet sematary" is in theaters now. nate bargatze is performing standup after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we are joined right now by one of our favorites. his latest comedy special, "the tennessee kid," is currently available on netflix. everyone, please welcome the very funny, nate bargatze, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. thank you, everybody, that was very nice. all right. i -- as a comic, i travel a a lot. and i like to golf, i'm a big golfer, so i will golf sometimes when i go on the road. and i was golfing recently, you get done, you know, you get very hot an

joining me now security analyst national security analyst and contributor clint watts who has studied the spread of propaganda online. ben collins and i were talking about this earlier. why can't they use the ai to determine things that are being said or dangerous or violent and i got a number of tweets from people who said i don't want anybody monitoring facebook live because one day when something bad happens to me, i want to put it out. i have a journalist saying i posted commentary and video of the charlottesville stuff and taken down because of violating content rules. this trickier than it seems. >> the thing about artificial intelligence it is good at placing things that it has seen before and if everyone agrees. that hearing today was a disaster for the tech companies to do this effectively because there was no agreement. half the hearing was just about whether white nationalism and white supremacists and then what about these other groups out there, extreme groups and someone else's opinion. tech companies are in an impossible position. they can't police these things in realt

i look at a clint eastwood or a chuck norris and i think, there's no reason i can't stay tough like... (giggles) oh, tickles! but... ow. that hurt? no. not r--ow. oh. what? it's probably nothing. you feeling okay? yeah. maybe we'll just run a couple of tests, just to be safe. what kind of tests? if there's anything wrong, i'll give you a call. oh. okay. so how's the real estate market doing? well, interest rates are low, so it's a great time to be a buyer, but if you're a seller, you really have to... true, but a quality property is still a quality-- no, no, no. i need you to bend over. oh. right. well, let's dim the lights, crank up the norah jones, and get this over with. (cameron laughs) okay.

clint frazier going to change that.swing of the bat, the bl pen doing their nats bull pen impression. 6-4 yankees on top. let's go to the bottom of the b 8tes loaded. hit list on the season. and he's still hitless. that ends the orioles' threat. baltimore loses. >>>biatrick corn and the nationals looking t fee straight wins. taking on the mets. they're down one in the 8th inning. yak job. making it tie bmel ga in the same inning, wilmer, upper dekker, the nats up 5-3, but the bull pen lets them down again. we go to the 5th in the keon with the >> always -- you learn something new every day. a yak? >> yak job. synonym for an ox. home run. >> cary chou for you. a new snl comingp next. a new snl comingp next. we u'l i have three kids, i work from home. so we are all on the internet at the same time. upstairs, downstairs. that's one of the things that i love about fios. my kids are doing homework or they're streaming videos. how's homework going? you need help? my middle son, he likes to create videos and post them online.

world cultures the audience will have to wait until twenty twenty and still are to imagine our masks clint axes and bronze plates we're looking here but it don't vote for him they're optimistic that if the eyes of the architecture helps the interior it won't just be plain identical exhibition halls the rooms differ greatly and that opens up all sorts of possibilities of how to set the scene for each exhibition and with each new temporary exhibition we'll see a different signature design mix in the hands of. in one show room a wooden wall this is where several of the controversial bening bronzers are to be displayed that were stolen from africa one hundred twenty years ago france will return the ones it took but berlin has yet to make up its mind so for now the. busts day. but they'll be moved to the humbled forum and displayed with video recordings that will include critical voices from their place of origin today's nigeria. and one can see he principle is to offer a space for other voices it isn't only the curators who tell us about their view of things but we are asked other researches a

>>you know clint has a menu kron 4 happening now the dixie school district board in center fell is voting on whether or not to keep its name critics say the name is linked to the confederacy and slavery. >>the majority of board members say they support changing the name but they voted against it in february because he wanted more ee of te summertime. >>the city of san francisco is helping people with suspended licenses get back on the road the program was created to help low income people who cannot afford to pay their fines for swearing, kelly report said to do this the city has come up with some money to help the courts clear a backlog of cold cases. >>this move by the city could help as many as 88 1000 people get their suspended driver's licenses back the people impacted would have had their license is taken away. >>for missing their court date to address traffic tickets because they couldn't afford to pay the fines. the san francisco superior court stop suspending licenses of people unable to pay traffic fines back in 2015. and legislation ended the practice statewide in 2017. but the

the clint campaign the d.n.c. were completely corrupt even the former head of the d.n.c. donna brazil and made it the primaries were rigged through a form of money laundering so maybe ease up on the pearl clutching over a corrupt political campaigns but i'm sure the guest expert will talk some sense into the gang well first their reaction is deflecting attention from a question on which we should focus the moeller report confirms that the russian interventions were sweeping and that they were systematic whoa whoa hold on there steve martin are we talking about the same mall or report the one that i saw spent the first thirty pages talking about a click click bait farm in st petersburg that was posting puppy memes facebook's own head of advertising said fifty six percent of the money days they spent on the ads was after the election and the amount before the election amounts to a few thousand dollars which in facebook dollars is equivalent to like fifteen cents it'll get your warm cup of coffee meanwhile even to media organization the new york times was forced to admit tha

>>you know we got to do what's best for you know clint those who work at the ports a a stadium here would not be best. >>and create traffic problems in areas like the us where there's already heavy traffic. a's president dave cavill address the traffic concerns with us on wednesday. >>and we're working through a very detailed environmental process to make sure that all the traffic patterns are really analyzed gavel also addressed pilot concerns from those who would have to navigate longships through the water. >>on eye level with the stadium lights. >>and we've actually commission alighting study and the preliminary results are that the lights actually would not affect the bar pilots at this time oakland a's fans that we talked with have strong opinions about what should happen. >>i would love a stadium or here. i don't think sadly as much as i love the i don't think there's a facelift that can really say that at this point. >>give the athletics a chance and let them flourish. what was storm reporting and those who oppose this plan have a press conference scheduled for this morning. >>for

to play in the major leagues back in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven the first home run from clint frazier outings you to an eight nothing. the australian rugby union star israel folau is said to challenge the sacking by the national team which came after he made homophobic comments on instagram it led to rugby australia announcing they would piece four million dollar contract but for now an ultra conservative christian has stood by his comments and the matter is now due to go before a tribunal. for allow would have featured for australia at the world cup later this year taking place in japan one city day is already getting into the spirit of the tournament coaches and x. players from the welsh team have been teaching youngsters in q shoe where wales will be based before the world cup starts in september. to cardiff is nearly ten thousand kilometers it has been looking a lot closer with the number of welsh flags on display. peter thank you very much indeed that did you know that washington d.c. sits at the fork of two reverence connected to the land take making the us seat of gover

wants to be able to fish anywhere in the north sea subject to international quota agreements of course clint loves his job and he'd like to keep his crew employed. but deep down he wishes that things could just go back to the way they were. dealt with with the fact that i think the best thing would be for britain to just forget about leaving the e.u. for the bill but my crew and i are happy with the way things are now therefore i would be for us there are no negatives. i think they should just work out and i. there's a lot of the ideas are complex us. at this point it's still not clear how the bracks a drama will play out but one thing is certain breck's it will not solve the problems of the north sea fishing industry. on the other starts rising people fight for survival on a case on a budget the budget budget when there's a flood of water comes up toward waste by good flows fast to everyone but. the lack of water is equally dangerous. there's young people to see it will move south so they can plant crops and find food. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migrat

the clint campaign the d.n.c. were completely corrupt even the former head of the d.n.c. donna brazil eventually admitted the primaries were rigged through a form of money laundering so maybe ease up on the pearl clutching over corrupt political campaigns but i'm sure the guest expert will talk some sense into the gang well first their reaction is deflecting attention from a question on which we should focus the moeller report confirms that the russian interventions were sweeping and that they were systematic whoa whoa hold on there steve martin are we talking about the same ball or report the one that i use.

number forty two on their backs as the league commemorated jackie robinson day this home runs from clint frazier helping you your twenty eight to nothing when. australian rugby union star israel folau is set to challenge his sacking by the national team which came after he made homophobic comments on instagram for allow an ultra conservative christian said in his post homosexuals would go to hell if they didn't repent led to the announcing they would tell his four million dollar contract matters now due to go before a tribunal. all right i saw a sport during paul thank you very much for that update thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera that's it for myself and the team here in doha but we hand you over to lauren taylor in our london news center she'll be with you in just a moment and much more off the day's news right here on al-jazeera but i. went on line. with the didn't you for them not only for joining us on all of us have been calling. this is a dialogue talking about. you have seen what it can do to somebody. and. everyone has a voice. or twitter and you could be on the s

temperatures struggle to get to around twelve degrees celsius it pushes a little further northwards or clint has a top temperature of eighteen degrees. a notorious symbol of the u.s. war on terror one said for close guantanamo bay and its detainees are going nowhere we have identified as a priority is the construction of a new high value detention center i'm afraid that we're setting the conditions to return back to proxies of brutality and state sponsored torture as we did have done in the past rendition revisited part two on al jazeera. and one of the top stories here knowledge is there are libya's u.n. backed government to tripoli has declared a general military alert follows the deployment of a convoy of heavily armored vehicles towards tripoli by the eastern warlord only for have to. ontario did as is but if it has issued a statement asking for forgiveness for any shortcomings after resigning as president on tuesday he is expected to be replaced by the speaker of the upper house until elections can be helped. britain's opposition leader says talks with the prime minister over brics it w

for a time but it's not particularly warm eleven celsius in christchurch eighteen degrees there for clint this in places the rain a possibility across the eastern side the south island on sunday but essentially it does look largely dry temperatures to pick up the cross church temperature then of around fourteen degrees struggling to seventeen. and. teach it strong man is ruling with an iron fist and the silence from his allies is deafening us he's probably copied a trade off from our forsee for security why are western leaders turning a blind eye when even the citizens have for them victim to his repression executions torture censorship is not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london and in cairo on al-jazeera. just a quick recap of the top stories now the united nations security council has called on forces loyal to the warlord for you to hold their advance on the libyan capital tripoli vos crowds of protesters have flooded the streets of algeria's capital in the first mass demonstration since the president announced he was resigning. and t

five days prior, they tweeted about how the clint position supported a child stealer based on the e-mails, and in august they tweeted about this he thing call decision fatigue and how hillary clinton was taking wake-up pills. it's a phenomenon when you're in the super market and you can't choose. so they were floating these conspiracies based on really nothing in these e-mails that they found, because in the podesta e-mails, there wasn't a lot. there is some about bernie sanders, some controversy, but there wasn't a lot to talk about, but they still conflated it. >> so randy, you are a guy who believes in media freedom. where do you draw that line? according to what ben there was a lot floated by wikileaks that was nonsensical. >> certainly he's not referring to ones that showed that the dnc rigged the primary. because of that, the fact that they showed that they rigged the primary, today you have 25 candidates running, now you have a clean primary operation, because they did us all a favor. >> but as i said, i don't want to litigate -- it's a very good discussion. >> i want to do do my b

today on the show, hillary clint clinton. the field of 2020 democratic presidential contenders. >> i am absolutely delighted to see this incredibly diverse field. >> robert mueller's findings. >> we deserve to see the mueller report. >> on leadership. do men and women lead differently? >> of course. >> much more -- >> if you really wanted to solve this problem, you would not be separating families and putting babies in cages. >> but first, here's my take. there are many explanations for benjamin netanyahu's victory in this week's elections that have to do with israel's particular situation. it's economic boom, stable security climate and the prime minister's political talent. he's also part of a much larger phenomenon. the continued strength of populous nationalism around the worlds, and the continued inability of left of center parties to respond to it, the case for populous national inch goes something like this, it's a nasty world out there, people are trying to take our jobs, undermine our security. move into our country.

temperatures struggle to get around twelve degrees celsius it pushes a little further northwards or clinthas a top temperature of eighteen degrees. you're playing in a chair that. there was war at my my. be. yours of being. a rich and diverse culture explored through its music istanbul songs of the city on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. alone or entirely this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london coming up the massive military deployment that seen libya's u.n. backed government declare a military alert. it succeeded in forcing the president to resign but algerian protesters remain skeptical about who could replace him. the british prime minister turns to the opposition to break the bricks and deadlock as politicians debate a bill that would prevent the u.k. leaving europe without a deal. and health officials in mozambique set out to vaccinate hundreds of thousands of people against cholera after cycling die. in sports events a strike a kenyan is targeted with racist abuse and it's a way. to get support from some of the big names in european football but no it isn't team might. beg