major problems for us yes we with can see crissy but invariably any type of operation that anyone gets involved in eventually does end up with the media and the media with a four used as a two in order to counter us and to. try and create a certain impression about us which was entirely false. in some cases he said that the pressure on your clients to governments to didn't share or services would come from places like the pentagon or the united nations for instance why didn't those are going to say shows appreciate you solving their problems for them. i've always been of the opinion that the soonest conflicts and organizations such as united nations and numerous n.g.o.s or non-government organizations no longer have active role to play. i say ending conflicts but they phoned a guy throws they play in africa plus what we were doing was obviously impacting on certain very deceptive foreign interests that we have being practiced on this continent like way well attempt to do with the mining of diamonds attack to do with go to to do with oil. and all those natural resources of this city hig

and i don't care less perry enter in competence at crissy. the missouri going to result so the list variance i get was when i saw the press story but. he said it got a little credibility telia. the revenues of the misericordia he's really capital began to grow exponentially in two thousand and one when it won the bid to provide services to one of its least largest state owned migrant reception centers. she's one of the moment the lazy james and mary veronica finance yadi the search and soon a fantasy because it was seen then that a man. the reception center was worth millions of euros per year thanks to the huge cash turnover fathered while the school deal and the united sakho were able to embark on many ambitious projects in and around the capital. by two thousand and seventeen the misericordia and the parish church owned a large number of assets including a local football club a stake in the nearby airport and a fabulous seaside sanctuary dedicated to the greek madonna. do i. have even one of the quarter tuning into the g.t. language class

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crissy field, marina towards excelsior and bayview, heading to downtown about 55 degrees right now. here is a look at some of the traffic coming across the western span of the bay bridge. driving today, ferry ride, mass transit, all much easier than yesterday it was so hot and real breezily over the bay water during the afternoon hours. no small craft advisory today. it comes back tomorrow. here is a look at the peninsula, 61 this morning, 66 at 10:00. jumping to the low 70s at noon. even mid 70s in the afternoon hours, down to 67 at 8:00. in the south bay, 61 at 8:00, 5 at noon. 80 at 2:00. close at 4:00 at 79. 69 at 8:00. our last stop will be some of our biggest drops in temperatures today across our east bay valleys. 62 this morning, 75 at noon. you can see the mid aets by the time we get to 3:00. a nice 73 at 8:00. it's thursday, traffic out there at least when we came in, i haven't seen this quiet in a long time. i hope it stays that way. >> we're pretty quiet out there so far today. we don't have any major issues. that certainly is good. we are keeping track of overnight road

spot on where they were yesterday from 51 at sunny side to about 54 in excelsior, bayview, marina, crissy field and park presidio. let's take a look at commute rs coming in from the east bay across the bay bridge. that's the western span right there. it's going to be pretty quiet driving today. if you're taking the ferry or mass transit, cool this morning to comfy during the afternoon hours. it is going to be rather breezy, even more so on the bay water than it was yesterday. east bay valleys, we went from near 100 to 90s, 80s, now just 70s. by noon at . topp 70s this afternoon. a 67 if you're heading out this evening at 8:00. for the peninsula, even cooler, 61 at 8:00. low to mid 70s through 4:00 and 64 by 8:00 even with sunshine. our last stop will be the south bay where we started with about 60 at 8:00. mid to upper 70s through 5:00. you'll also be a little cool at 8:00 and 67 degrees. yesterday everybody wanted to hear from you. it was pretty quiet on the roads. >> i think today will be even quieter. we actually have a couple rollover crashes we're talking about this morning. neither

pleasant reforms as well as much last control of the of the baroque crissy isn't it very much now and never. discussion a problem in political science is that those leaders who have a lot of political power or. actually pursue reforms and those leaders who appear in the much more compared to environment they sometimes push for marsh luxury forms but complain bitterly about your from various units and. to the country. circumstances she actually never controlled the government so he was always there position but his government did much more reforms them but the results of those reforms i think or at least a perception of the results of those reforms is a very very contentious issue in russia i think if you paul the majority of russians they would not tolerate yeltsin's policy it's the same thing. and for the kind of the crisis of. emergency room for us stage four cancer ok but this is how politics works not only in russia i think it's more it's more general but i want to go back to the point that the you mentioned that putin has been in power for so long. for him to to push for anything

officials castigated the international body accusing it of paul crissy and political bias president wants to move the ball forward from day one his call that institutions are countries who say one thing and do another and that's precisely the problem with the human rights council as president trump said at the u.n. general assembly there's a massive source of embarrassment to the united nations that some governments with the greatest human rights records said on the human rights council for too long the human rights council has been a protector of human rights abusers and a cesspool of political bias was totally europe lashed out of the us decision to leave the un body the united states decision to withdraw from the human rights council is regrettable britain support for the human rights council remain steadfast today's decision risks undermining the role of the us as a champion and supporter of democracy in the world stage the european union will nevertheless continue to fan human rights and fundamental freedoms whether in multilateral fora around the world also by cooperating with us wh

you know somebody that has been working for this peace process this is it's an extraordinary feat crissy and i'm glad that you mention the flags you weren't the only one who found that a real this is twitter who says just another photo op and although i'm not american it's so jarring to me to see the north korean flag alongside the u.s. symbolic mostly but jarring i want to just flip through a couple of other comments on how surreal this was to other people and he's off to you with me on twitter says the first time i heard chems voice i believe this was a historic talk a brilliant move for the world for world peace and he's really just noting you don't actually hear the north korean leader leader in western media another person watching live on you tube size after finding out that no other american president has ever met with a north korean leader troubles doing pretty well i think so kimberly talk to us about the the feeling of this being so surreal to so many people. well certainly it was surreal even last evening about twenty four hours ago here in singapore when there was a bit of a

you showed the he said he had six work is the dealt with his case in the council so the build up crissy makes it difficult but he also says it's difficult to find some that's suitable for him a lot of people don't want for example go to another high rise building i want to stay on the ground floor and having a housing so shortage in london it's ricky picked for for the council to find two to go good accommodation also in the area people want to stay local but most of them that that can really walk a lot of survivors families have been off accommodation and many old know where they're going to get to meet will be for example news his new home but it's just not ready yet some of it could have been accommodation also needed to be built an inquiry into the disaster opened just last month what details have come out thus far briefly if you will. well it looks like a catalogue of addicts why was the cladding tiriel so flammable why did the fire spread so quickly and. apparently not the proper ventilation for that type of material but there was doubts about the security of the windows and there

human rights council accusing it of extreme anti israel bias and being assessed political crissy for the move strong language from global leaders and rights groups .

the situation in which to achieve of their telecommunications only takes place in a legal manner crissy data protection is one of the most important aspects and security agency is able to catch all data from the so called suits security agency can. call out data in a mess of way it's not only data or of single persons or due to one single aspect there is no restriction to kicks in the bay and they have gone head to head before revelations in two thousand and thirteen from n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden exposed how the german intelligence service and share data with the american agency at the time it was said that the information was filtered to the german citizens data was not included but the internet exchange insisted back then that it wasn't possible to be that selective has martin dr again . so there is no restriction due to sharing this state and there is little for exam a parliamentary control there had been some cases already where teacher had been a huge amount had been transferred. from b.m.g. to n.s.a. and so it's not just because of nothing but it's because of presidents

actually turkish democracy tonight and there'll be seven parties in the turkish parliament and the demo crissy will be stronger in the turkish parliament because our dan present our don doesn't have the super power he has partner everything nationalist party h.p. that way right now the other opposition parties representing this will also voice and there'll be a balance in the turkish parliament i think it's good for the turkish democracy and the opposition party it wasn't ready for the early election snap election that i call and the opposition party also has not presented any projects any reforms just the strong meetings or social media campaign is but many public believe that they were ready for the snap elections for the future i think they should come up with a stronger packages reform package that they can explain to the public otherwise present are down will continue in two thousand and twenty three took. hundreds of african migrants have been rescued by the libyan coast guard in the mediterranean sea dozens of women and children were among those saved in the third operation of the day t

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crissy is a former interpol agent who specialized in sports corruption. minnows particular about the score on the mound for accuracy. very compelling evidence. so compelling that it's almost inevitable for. clearly what he predicted took place exactly as he predicted that day. it's the i knew it would have been. another investigator is ed hawkins who's advised the anti corruption team at the international cricket council. i think is mine. i would define anybody who loves the guy more as interesting cricket not to watch that and. have a knot in their stomach and feel pretty sick about it. it is really significant that he's given you tips and he hasn't been paid that is a very important point. for the harsh lives of cricket. now thinks wrongly that we have bet on his fix next meeting he wants to know how he did fine. did anybody miss me you know. that's between me and my investors for how much did you company make was . near the goal international stage and we meet our second match fixing up in morris he pays the grounds with to prepare the pitch in an unde

the son trade in singapore is that he usually have a place of cause a massive crissy as far as we're concerned it's just a is bill the south as you know viral mansel leader in the region in particular the last global sun that's but their companies will bring. that and should be it's a human rights violation is environmental degradation. has the local people. the effects of underwater dredging are far from benign. much of the ocean floor is rocky or covered with only a thin layer of sand. built up over tens or even hundreds of thousands of years. as you dredge up a set. of course all of the the any walls and. on the sea floor they will all be dredged up as well and therefore whatever living communities are they will just be the sand is the primary link in the underwater food chain remove it and the survival of all species from the smallest to the largest is threatened. like many archipelagos many of indonesia's islands are literally made of sand and intense dredging has triggered a series of chain reactions. ninety two percent in the nation. down from the city because. we believe we l

instance you have regions where youth unemployment reaches fifty percent you have a jungle of the direct crissy that doesn't really function you have a glacially slow judiciary you have corruption you have organized crime not to speak of the good old fashioned mafia there is just a huge bunch of programs problems that this government basically would need to challenge and they haven't even really made a plan yet how are they going to do that so with all that on their plates the both coalition parties made a big deal about migration in the country. that is absolutely true because that was at the core of the election campaign of material salvini vini is the chief of the league the party that comes from the north originally is exe dream the right to being has turned very much to the riots in the last time and he will be the new strongman of this government he is shopper he is truly and he's more strategic and he promised for instance to raise the row my camps around rome he promises to throw out five hundred thousand migrants from italy just send them back somehow he fantasize about segregating the

the course of that time -- in the course of that time, we built crissy field, they did a warming huthere, they did the golden gate bridge visitor centre, they did the land ten visitor centre, they did the beach visitor centre, and when he think of all these partnerships with people, they've all been both successful in their goals, as well as economically successful and winners of many awards for the kind of projects that they put together. today, we look at, and i fully recognize it, three organizations that have broad reach. the board of san francisco, the conservancy at the national park service. when you think just geographically, of what that involves, you know there is going to be stakeholders that are all interested in what you do. today's opportunity, for a 30 million-dollar exptu and a world-class facility simply requires that we all use our best thinking of how to make it happen, not to do an up or down vote, but to say, how can we please the greatest number of people to make this work week is all of our responsibility, and i urge you to look at it in those terms, and i urge

system of turkey a foot for now prison donna's running the concrete he's a he has a governmental the crissy has all the power but after this election if president act on and his party wins the majority everything is going to be different and i have us admit that some of the people are kind of offended that the president our job because up until two thousand and twelve all part of the ruling party has had a success story although. it could all make prosperity a developments grows and also the peace process which was at agreement with the output could sell workers' party and the government to lay down their arms but now everything is kind of rolled over everything is different and kurds are actually the most offended segments of the turkish so sorry to special to present our thoughts because he said the peace process is being frozen right now ok so this is challenging because also the kurdish moves are the determinants of the results in the election polling thank you simonson proceeding lifelessly stumble where the final campaign rallies ahead of next week's elections are being held and alway