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that's the last time i fired from the future so crocker was kaiser. welcome back to worlds apart pretty green director of the italian institute for international political studies said marjorie about a year ago you were speaking at one conference on the middle east north africa and you suggested that europe. has gotten that bit carried away with its fascination. with transformation it got used to seeing itself as this positive actor for changing the world. i wonder if you would go as far as to say that this fascination with transformation has come to bite here because some of the problems to be seen you're related to migration i think would be traced directly to this idea of being a positive actor and striving for democracy in the middle. of. europe. it wasn't. europe at the lead at school but certainly in chile in libya played a role i mean there were different positions that libya rather could take of but not. in. gadhafi we. did was that so i wrote in and great britain obama leading from behind the school in the government. i'm not signing responsi

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as a last of my ex in the future so crocker was kaiser.it's just one day left before taking us from all over the world start to compete in russia's twenty eighteen world cup but one winner is said to be announced today wednesday is free for me right now to decide who is going to host the tournament way ahead in twenty twentieth's. coming to in part two of our championship special manchester united manager jose marino predicts who will make it to the semifinals. after the story somewhere in singapore donald from starts a new era in relations with north korea but questions are being raised with pyongyang can actually trust washington. on wednesday morning here in moscow live from artie's h.q. it's kevin i am with you a very good morning for me holds good your end so then it's just about with us the main event of the football calendar the fee for world cup set to kick off here in russia just one day's time with everyone from players to fans and referees geared up for the competition the opening match will take place here in moscow on thursday

joining me live from washington is sheba crocker, vice president of care usa.. we have talked about this port and how important it is to yemen. can you give us a sense of what could be lost if fighting really intensifies in this location pucela we are obviously all concerned. —— crackle and this port services 70% of imports. you are talking about a country with 22 million people in need of humanitarian assistance, 8 million people on the brink of starvation. in a worst—case scenario, an attack on this support, if you cut off lifelines and assistance, assistance to millions in the country, it is a more dire situation than is already occurring. we are concerned and watching it closely. and, you know, it is hard to overstate how important this is forgetting assistance out and around the country, and to think about the people in and around the port and the danger they are in. —— for getting. this is not a country that was poor before the war in the fighting. there is not really much slack in the system. there is no healthcare. if you cut off the few supplies to get

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as a lesson of my age in the future so crocker was kaiser. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murderer i would prefer it be with the death penalty just because i think that's the fair think the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people was terrifying lose just move the parent and that we're even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families want that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite you know we've been through this this isn't the way. we're back was brandon bryant former pro an operator thank you us air force often about the implications of drone warfare and render if you receive intel document terrorists but you look at the screen and saying they aren't terrorists as most case in most cases what this actually be down to faulty intelligenc

sunday that's the sum of my ex in the future so crocker kaiser. welcome back aspiring automaker tesla has announced that it will lay off forty one hundred workers effectively cutting their total workforce by nine percent tesla has added eight thousand jobs this year bringing their total workforce to forty six thousand the cuts were announced in a company white e-mail sent by tesla c.e.o. celebrity investor ilan must who later tweeted the full message mr moss said only salaried employees would be laid off and insisted the cuts quote will not affect our ability to reach the ma. three production targets in the coming months tesla's come under enormous pressure from investors to meet declared production targets and mr must recently appeared to chafe at pointed questions about tesla stability in an investor conference call last month he dismissed what he called boring bonehead questions about the company's financial fundamentals tesla says they will produce five thousand model threes per week by the end of this month month up from thirty six hundred cu

president is so in search of a photo on there that the photo out of canada is just -- >> listen, ryan crockerafghanistan said we are better off doing it or not doing it. would you argue? i think talking to your enemies is far as important as talking to your friends. that picture, is 62 million americans that voted for americans, those that think the president is doing a good job is what he is doing. >> he walked out on his friends. >> wait. >> i think it's good to have the summit. it's a big win for kim. >> that's what the north koreans. >> 30 seconds, go. >> the president said let's talk about having no tariffs, free trade. >> yeah. >> yeah. but the problem is he embraces our add sver says. >> i have to leave it there. sorry. >> are you now facing 10 to 15 years? don't a call a law office, call the oval office. that's next. and get netflix included for the whole family. so you can get lost in space in your own backyard... or get pumped up for your grand entrance. only t-mobile lets you watch your favorite movies and shows in more places, without paying more. get an unlimited family plan with

if the $200,000 funding request is approved, this installation of new receptacles would include crocker amazon, mclaren park, golden gate park, india basin and other parks. secondly in the request is the degaussing building on marina green. 1943, and once transferred to the city it has been in a steady state of deterioration since that time. that said, it is the ideal location for the harbor master's office to oversee the operations of both the west harbor and the east harbor. for that, and due to the location and size, the building assessments from the department of public works and a second assessment from a private engineering firm has found that although it is structurally unstable, it can be stabilized, repaired and restored for $200,000 and then at that point it can be successfully repurposed into the internal renovation for the harbor master's office. it's 200,000 for each of these two projects, which totals the 400,000 in our reserve. in our request. back to attachment a, the balances of attachment -- of the three subfunds demonstrate that there is sufficient money to fund this

it was prime minister may donald it was crocker -- it was prime minister mcdonald who came to the u.s.. the president wanted to spend as little money as possible on the armed forces and the two sides came to an agreement. interestingly, the 90 guests included the minister of the irish free state and i wonder if they met. this was the first visit of a british prime minister to the white house, the first of nearly 100 since then. this meeting cemented an emerging american -- anglo-american partnership. during the 1930's, the u.s. increasingly turned inward. one reason, was that the americans had been disappointed from their experience -- by their experience from the first world war. at least as important was that the -- that they were suffering a depression. the 1930's the u.s. hardly had a foreign policy. the british could not withdraw from the world, they were alarmed by the rise of japan and tried to convince the u.s. that their interest were threatened. ity were ignorant, whether was the warnings over the manchurian crisis or the crisis in 1930 seven, when the japanese shot up an am

and if you go up and look at the area around -- across from crocker-amazon, and up the hill, that whole area has nothing there, so i'm just curious, are there any discussion whether or not that's a possibility? i know that's not my district, but that's where my daughter lives. >> well, first of all, thank you for the questions, and thank you for your earlier support of the chinatown branch library. i'm very pleased to report that the public works department completed a feasibility study, and they presented that to the library commission on february 1st. one of the activities that was undertaken as part of that project was the chinatown branch, and they've conducted test fits. we recognize that roof town terrace of the chinatown branch offers some spectacular views and in planning that renovation, we want to active vate that space and make it available for seniors to havei garden experience for youth or class visits. so we're absolutely keeping that in our considerations for the chinatown branch renovation project. we look forward to engaging thatmunit further and getting a sense of thei

in search of a photo-op there that the photo out of canada is just -- >> listen, ambassador ryan crocker best america has ever had, wanted to negotiate with hezbollah. said we're better off doing it than not doing it. would you argue that was a bad idea? i think talking to your enemies is as important as talking to your friends. that picture you put up there of the 62 million americans that voted for the president, 72% ever those folks that think the president is doing a good job, they think that is what he is doing in that photo. >> he walked out on his friends. you can't have it both ways. i think it is good to have the summit, but it is a big win for kim as soon as our president walks in that door. >> we're overlooking what the president said here. the president said let's talk about having no tariffs, let's talk about having free trade. you want to have free and fair trade, let's do away with the tariffs. [ everybody talking at once ] >> the problem is he embraces our adversaries much better, closer, he is friendly with them than our allies. >> we have to leave it there. have you exp

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his conviction on war crimes overturned by the international criminal court now al jazeera is nick crockerinterview jumpy back in two thousand and seven the former v.p. had fled his country at the time after being wanted for allegedly inciting rebellion he pledged at the time to return and didn't think you face any threat from the i.c.c. but as you know later on he was arrested and tried and you can find that interview . by al-jazeera is nic clarke on our you tube page now let's get the reaction now from toby cadman who's a war crimes and international criminal law specialist he's on the line from london thank you very much for your time. what is your reaction first of all to this decision by the i.c.c. to overturn the conviction against. huge disappointment clearly also because. it's going to disappoint you but since it's obviously we will have to wait and see. in the written judgment as a judge is actually decided. all the. details of this. will have to look at and then we'll be able to form an opinion but it's going to be issues and disappointment to obviously. a lot of investment. a ve

of them play on the streets in courtyard just called corrupt but she literally means box while the crockeris a place where players can break rules and drink a football start up. i wish i will be here every single. football player. and. i wish i will win the champions league. i'm all has been playing on concrete pitches like this since b.h.u. five now fifteen he's honed his pool skills here it's claustrophobic court shark cage known as the corrupt forcing players to think quickly on their feet it's an environment free of rules but ruled by freedom is more than just the you can do everything you want to hear when you play with a team and start your only thing the coach will shout. right away and ask what you're doing if you do it here everyone applaud you and say wow you played well. he did away between apartment blocks these kind of pitches can be found all over russia but what was once a soviet era past time has spawned its own subculture where anyone from any backgrounds can come and play. even is one of the people who runs the street collective he says the corrupt should be a breeding gr

out against attempts to limit the eligibility of applicants, former ambassadoro afghanistan ryan crocker said, and i quote, when deciding whom to kill, the taliban don't make such distinctions in service, nor should we when determining who to save. similarly, our former commander in afghanistan, general stanley mccrystal said, afghans performing a variety of roles are vital to the u.s. mission whether they work directly or indirectly with u.s. forces. i would urge congress not to erode already limited eligibility guidelines. in addition to our soldiers and marines -- in addition, our soldiers and marines are keenly interested in protecting afghan civilians who serve with them. many of them owe their lives to the afghans inarious roles who went into combat with them, and the roles afghans serve in range from interpreters to lawyers to aide administratorso cafeteria workerrers. abdul, who doesn't want his name used because he fears for his family back home, worked as a ch he helped our troops translate documents they were having t interpret on and o base. one night he came in, someone jump

me, andjohn allen told ambassador ryan crocker, you, have this whole of government approach. you need to ask the big out the bigd draw improvements that need to be done in the whole of government approach. we've issued four, and tomorrow we will issue the fifth lessons learned report looking on counter narcotics activities over $8 billion on in afghanistan. the i.g.sing, while community, i think, is standing, ready, willing and able, to support congress in its oversight role, congress also has an important role. andneed to stand by us support us. no one in the executive branch, on this, yells out, "great! the i.g. is coming to our office!" 40 years here, i've never heard of anybody saying, that even many whistleblowers. they don't want us coming. protection by congress and sometimes we need protection by congress from elements of congress, to allow us to do that important work to support congress and to government and save the taxpayers' dollars. thank you. [applause] i.g. hill: excellent point, as usual. i'm going to throw out a couple knowestions and then i we're low on tim

began our lessons learned program in late 2014 at a suggestion by you, general allen, and also ryan crocker and some others. my staff has told me that i have credited you enough times about our lessons learned program that we should probably start writing you some royalty checks. but that would be wrong. but in all seriousness, you made an observation that resonated with me during one of my first trips to afghanistan. while you were the commanding general of isa. we later followed up on that after you retired at a little breakfast meeting over in pentagon city. you noted that of all the worthwhile audits and investigations that sigar was conducting, there was still a question left unanswered. what did it all mean and what did it all mean in the larger context of reconstruction and national security? part of the reason you and others thought that lessons learned program would be a worthwhile endeavor for my organization to undertake is due to our unique jurisdiction. of all the igs we have jurisdiction to look at all u.s. reconstruction programs and projects in afghanistan, regardless of the