once the danes we re to repel the danes.were gone, they were struggling to get any kind of momentum. they certainly weren't at their best, and that was one of the problems, but i'm delighted to say that alongside me is the great britain head coach, pete russell. how do you explain a performance like that? it was a bad day, but we played against a really good team. i think the first part was good. they took advantage of us and we were too easy to get through. it was a lesson, a big lesson. hopefully we can find a bit of mojo when we come back. three pretty tough games coming up. the usa, slovakia and finland on the way. does that highlight todayjust how good the level is when you play at the very top of world ice hockey? this level is not even close to the level below. no game we played last year is even remotely close to this level. it is a massive gulf. we will see what happens with the next few results, with france, maybe we will get a shoot out with them at the end. we need to get our defensive game better again because w

right away. >> the chicago couple sent the money for the blue-eyed great dane through western unionalled walsch great dane, give ena bill of sale and told madio would be shipped by air carrier from south florida and then. >> i got a phone call saying the dog was stuck in savannah, georgia, i needed to pay an additional $1500 for this test carrier thing and had to get three vaccinations to be able to travel. >> that is kind of when i was starting to, my heart started to sinker. >> it is kind of like you know there is no ug da. there is tho dog. >> and there is no walsch great dane, their advertised address in fort lauderdale is actually a thrift shop, according to the federal trade commission, wayne and pamela are victims of an international scam that affect as many as 37,000 people a year paying an average of $100 to $1,000 for dogs they will never see. the better business bureau also says at least 08% of websites advertising pets for sale, the vast majority believe toed be puppies are fraud. and mostly based in west africa. >> this is elsa and this is ana. >> and a discounted dog s

lawsuit is a many danes feel the national identity is threatened by neighborhoods like new park and one of 29 neighborhoods the government has designated a ghetto mohamed osman has been living here for now counts as a negative criterium for all 4 of my children it's so discriminatory to say that to a person who grew up here feels at home here and gets by with no problems it's a fantastic. mohamed runs a did use of a university student and resident of know in the park and there is crime here. but use of says that with police protection he enters neighborhoods where many muslims live deliberately provoking people then he posts the videos online because it demonstrating and cites his right to free speech even going so far as to burn the koran in a public that big gap of america gets out of here because you're a muslim that's damaging to the children they feel like they're danes it's not that's and then it's about. culture in a sarah ansen is a political scientist at the europa think tank in copenhagen she's been observing political developments in her country with growing alarm. distrusts

a company called wallish great danes. given a bill of sale and told madison would be shipped by air carrier from south florida. >> i got a phone call saying it was stuck in savannah, georgia. i needed to pay an additional $1500 for this pet carrier safe thing and had to get three vaccinations to be able to travel. >> that's kind of when i was starting to -- my heart started to sink. we were all excited. we had gotten supplies. >> and you brp to get a new member of the family. >> yeah. our first baby puppy. there's no dog. there is no dog. >> reporter: and there is no wahlish great danes. their advertised address is actually a thrift shop. according to the federal trade commission, wayne and pamela are victims of an international scam that affects as many as 37,000 people a year. paying an average $100 to $1,000 for dogs they'll never see. the better business bureau also says at least 80% of websites advertising pets for sale, the vast majority believed to be puppies, are frauds. and mostly based in west africa. >> one of

get thrown out you because you're a muslim that's damaging to the children they feel like they're danes it's not this isn't that it's about. catarina sara isn't is a political scientist at the europa think tank in copenhagen she's been observing political developments in her country with growing alarm. in the shot at the stuff that's immigration has become the main campaign issue for all the parties in denmark and they all take more or less the same stand whether on the right or on the left of the political spectrum to be distributed. even the social democrats are taking a hard line on immigration an indication of how the political climate has changed. the habits of. the fare in the election campaigns of the past 2 or 3 years the parties have actually been trying to outdo each other as to who's the toughest on foreign as an ethnic minorities that opens the door for. certain politicians to carry racist ideologies from the parliament out among the people. and for the lawful nudity falling 400 years ago shakespeare wrote something is rotten in the state of denmark many here believe this fa

they've given us a visit many danes feel the national identity is threatened by neighborhoods like park and one of 29 neighborhoods the government has designated a ghetto mohammad a slum has been living here for nearly 30 years unemployment in crime are above the danish average education and household incomes below over half the residents are immigrants or their parents or grandparents were the danish parliament wants to abolish the ghettos over the next decade mohammad us mom feels marginalized by the new law all for the at the as far as i was born in the non-western countries and spent the 1st 7 years of my childhood in pakistan under the new law now counts as a negative try to room for all 4 of my children's it's so discriminatory to say that to a person who grew up here feels at home here and gets by with no problems and says he's got. mohammad runs a did use of a university student and resident of the park and there is crime here but use of says that's no reason to lump everyone here together with any of the white and when one person commits a crime it hurts us all even though i an

. >> reporter: they sent the money efor a blue eyed great dane to a company called walsh great danesnd given a bill of sale and told madison would be shipped by air carrier. >> i got a call saying the dog was stuck in savannah, georgia and had to pay extra money for the pet carrier thing and shots. >> that's when my heart began to sink. >> reporter: according to the federal trade commission they're victims opof an international scam that effects as many as 37,000 people a year, paying a 100 to $1,000 a dog they'll never see. and at least 80% of websites advertising pets for sale, most puppies e are frauds and most based in west africaau. >> this is elsa and 0 nirksae. >> what kind of advice would with you give to someone? >> go to their home. if you can't visit the person, facetime them. you want to be able to talk to this breeder. ask them how they got into breeding. >> reporter: you can also look locally which is where they finally found their beautiful great dane e at ks. >> they did not lose their $800 because they insured their puffers through western yienian. you buckle up, sta

they lost 9—0 to denmark — morten poulsen with a hat—trick for the danes.great britain who lost 8—0 to canada on sunday. he's one of the greatestjump jockeys of all time, he's ridden some of the most famous horses in history, and was "leading jockey" at the cheltenham festival 11 times. this month — ruby walsh — announced his retirement from the sport, and today he turns a0. richard conway went to ireland to meet him. a final winner, afinalwinner, paralysed a final winner, paralysed in a glorious carrierfor a final winner, paralysed in a glorious carrier for ruby walsh, but for a retirement bringing certain benefits including get a free visit to the local pub to reflect on the decision. the last sort of 20 year —— yards, i was thinking he's going to win and this is it, but i was happy, i was not this last one, i was not thinking oh, no, i was thinking this is going to happen. what's the overriding emotion you have a? i am proud of what i did i have a? i am proud of what i did i have no regrets because i was never afraid to make a mistake. 0ccasionally does

their own ethnic group to wipe out the tutsi minority almost a 1000000 people were killed and 100 danes and could in most of the in my congo artists. the few who survived lost their entire families. we had nothing. no houses no food for our children. but because we women work together we could support each other. that was the biggest difference between us and the other villagers. everyone had problems and was traumatized but we had each other it helped a lot. the artists taught other genocide survivors what they knew since then 15 women have been working together in the cookie cooperative. their motifs are traditional rwandan symbols often from the natural world the spiral represents an elephant's trunk. the zigzag. the women consciously avoid portraying the horrors of 1994. with. some artists write songs or books about the genocide. but that's out of the question for us. we think we cannot create a picture showing someone killing a person. our picture should help people and have a positive effect on society. and then the dealer who would be trying. their hard work is already shown in m

people whose also don't have to do with politics also part of it is 100 percent successful destroy the danes for the right. what's your feeling about how determined people law this is it has been taking place for over a month now and of course the general strike is in the next 48 hours is radio about upping the ante and putting pressure on a ministry that doesn't appear to want to let go of its reins on the power but what i wanted to know from is how determined do you get the sense that people law is this something that they're willing to continue doing for months to come i think so because it's a very strange people after the city years of waiting for dictatorship to good to get away they get the chance to somehow to demand their signature you know just why i think it is all the people i talk to them this is a this is our chance and we have to take you know what i mean don't give up. you can seize our specially if you know now is in sudan is also ramadan people are fasting because the people are sitting there in this sunny time which is like more than 45 degrees and they're still living in

quite a cool day, coming dane in aberdeen, sunshine further south, fairly present with temperatures intoow pressure will be moving in, a greater chance of seeing randy by friday. —— brain. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a dramatic escalation in us tensions with chinese tech firms as google cuts huawei from using some of its mobile services. president trump inflames tensions with iran and warns them not to threaten the united states. india's governing bjp welcomes the latest exit polls — suggesting narendra modi is on track for a second term as prime minister. and a billionaire's promise — robert stewart tells these atlanta students he'll write off their student debt.

the nail in the coffin was a report from dane blair anastasia, the chief probation inspector.was irredeemably flawed and people would be safer with a public sector in charge. under the new system, all offenders will be monitored by the national probation service, based in 11 regions. the private and volu nta ry sectors 11 regions. the private and voluntary sectors will provide unpaid work and drug misuse programmes for offenders. but they will be no payment by results, a key element of chris grayling's approach. it was a mistake and chris grayling has to share responsibility for that. he thought it was the greatest thing since sliced bread. we pleaded with him not to do it, or at least part of some of the schemes first. he flatly refused, pushed it through to satisfy his own political agenda, and he has cost the taxpayer millions and millions of pounds. hundreds of millions of pounds. david gauke, the currentjustice secretary, says the new system will increase public safety. it will be introduced in wales this year and across england in 2021. and there will be more detail on t

. >> the chicago couple sent the money for the blue eyed great dane to a company called walsh t das.ld be shipped by air carrier from south florida. >> i got a phone call saying the dog was stuck in savannah, georgia and i needed to pay an additional $1,500 and had to get three vaccinations to travel. >> my heart started to sink. we were all excited. we had gotten supplies. >> you wereigate to get a new family of the family. >> our first baby puppy. >> and there is no walsh great danes. their advertised address in fort lauderdale is a thrift shop. wayne and pamela are victims of an international scam that effects as many as 37,000 people a year paying an average $100 to $1,000 per dog. at least 80% of websites, the vast majority believe to be puppies are frauds and mostly based in west africa. he asking for more money for the cage was a virginia number and didn't speak very good english. >> reporter: consumer watch dog groups post fake puppy sale sites every week but new ones keep coming. sam aussies is one of them. the site claims to sell adorable and affordable for $750. >> this is

senator danes: china's rapidly developing its own ecosystem, senator kennedy has been with me touring china. it's competing critical technologies, 5-g i think we need a multipronged approach we can run faster. we need to go more quickly. but the fight and outright theft of american i.p. enforced transfers is certainly compromised that outcome. in response to recent reports of china reneging on its commitments, what are your current priorities to include in any agreement to create and effective deterrent to the multitude of abuse was china? secretary mnuchin: the issues around intellectual property force technology transfer and other issues are some of the most important issues that ambassador light hieserer and i have been dealing with. we made a lot of progress on those issues. and potential agreement, as you know, we're trying to continue to move forward on that basis. and i agree with you, american technology is important. we appreciate congress' work on firma and us being able to protect it. and i have great confidence in the u.s. and european conshore shums on 5-g and their leade

but the attorney general at the time had a different view in july 25th dane just as he was reportedly preparing to challenge najib over crimes related to the misappropriation of one m.t.b. firms he was one from the position the amount of power that i was or had to be able to do a dismiss an attorney general at the at will lead to the situation. lawyer lim chiwetel was on the review panel of malaysia's. anti corruption committee or m i c c he says the new attorney general knowledge of appointed refused to cooperate with international investigations into the laundering of one m.t.b. from the new agey despite repeated requests by a. did not issue which were legal assistance requests to floridians to his excuse was that there was ongoing police investigation malaysia as a lawyer i certainly don't subscribe to that excuse what do you say to people who say that you put that attorney general there so that you could control him so that you could cover up the corruption that was happening early in one empty are reject that totally because i'm on record i've made. many statements to say that an

says you know you've done something wrong in this life if you come back as the test cat at the great daneescue society in the next life. all right. watch out for the afternoon shower s >>> right now, waking up to another chilly start. i yikethe 50s. the rain is moving out, but you'll still need extra layers. we'll fill you in on your tuesday forecast. >>> plus waking up after thewo t day on wall street in months. what caused the and what it means for your finances. and -- >>> people are dying. people are getting sick. and they have no idea that it's being caused by roundup. >> a warning about a popodar t used on lawns across the country. the multibillion dllar yout for a couple who said it gave them cancer. >>> it is 4:30 right now. off in the distance you see the capitol wheel before the wilson bridge as we look live on thist sday morning. >> look at you knowing your geography. >> i'm guessing there's a bridge. it should be there. >> there's the bridge. >> pretty daut there -- >> unless something drastic happened overnight. >> the good news is there will finally be relief from the rain.

and destruction also featuring the work of new zealand artist dane smith who's created a computer printing lists of things that have vanished from the world fulminations closed radio stations extinct animals lost languages failed banks and dead religions israel has brought a field hospital and immersive experience where visitors focus on films about is radio key patient child disappearances and the story of abuse then entering a soundproof box they're encouraged to scream. to other countries where we. are works of. the world. one of while the crisis is a reoccurring theme of this there is still room for. joy and playfulness like this piece called a new life. a welcome distraction in interesting times al-jazeera. is forced now. thank you very much for the french open drawing of a close. first claim 3 years. in the quarter finals of the madrid open. the 20 time grand slam winner took the 1st set against germany team on friday but the austrian fall back and saved 2 match points against him to win the back 64 when the decider team now plays novak djokovic in the semi the top seed going through

a little bit of dane and swede to make it interesting.id: why did you not want to be a lutheran minister or missionary? arne: the language we use is i didn't get the call. david: oh. arne: which is a sacred call towards a profession. david: what did your parents say when he said you want to be a lawyer? arne: they were obnoxiously proud of me and my siblings and for their entire lives and great supporters. david: after you graduated from law school, you practice where? arne: latham and watkins in washington. david: minnesota, how did you go from minnesota to washington, d.c.? arne: maybe a little adventuresomeness to get away from home. i clerked for a judge in new york. david: how did you go from latham to marriott? arne: i represented marriott. david: marriott must be happy with your job. now it was a big story at the time that a non-marriott became ceo. were you shocked? arne: by that time it was no longer surprising. i think the, i benefited from a few things. i worked with bill marriott for i3 yearse 22 years, have been at the compan

but also of the french the germans the british the and gary and the poles and finns the swedes the danes a new europe is born. well here in france we saw muffy in love pens national rally party topping the polls of course they also took the pope back in 2014 this time very slow each down on their turnout from the last election but still a very big result here in france particular as many people were seeing this is being a referendum on president michel whose party came in 2nd place they would just picture the post they are trying to brush this off was noticed by the losses they were expect. but marking a pen is now calling for those anti establishment parties to form a grand law within the european parliament to be a stronger voice and she's calling for a new shake up of politics here in france the source the president has no other choice but to dissolve the national assembly and allow for a more democratic voting system in order to better represent this country's majority political opinion the feeding of traditional parties and the polarization between the national wryly party and the r

try to somehow manage to convince iran not to get out of the nuclear deal and dane's them instead you refer to was a sort of a compromise but unfortunately the europeans have not deliberate act all that mechanism has not worked because the europeans are really a place between a hard place on the hard rock they cannot abandon the u.s. because the u.s. is their strategic ally and at the same time did not want to see the end of the new creative deal they have to deliver more and the reason why eat on has the side that to take some measures against the nuclear deal is to put pressure on the europeans to deliver and it's now time for the europeans to either deliver or iran might take additional actions. but deliver what exactly that is the question deliver us to liberty a peace the transfer of medicine and i grew cultural product to eat on at this time and then later on to allow a sales of oriel and other things by you ron because iran the reason why iran made this decision to undermine some provisions of the nuclear deal is because iran is not getting any of the benefits are supposed to g

but the attorney general at the time had a different view in july 25th dane just as he was reportedly preparing to challenge najib over crimes related to the misappropriation of one in v.b. phones he was removed from the position the amount of power that i was or had to be able to dismiss an attorney general at the at will lead to the situation. lawyer lim chiwetel was on the review panel of malaysia's. anti corruption committee or m i c c he says the new attorney general knowledge appointed refused to cooperate with international investigations into the laundering of one m.t.b. from the new agey despite repeated requests by in the c.c. did not issue which illegal assistance requests to foreign teams to his excuse was that there was ongoing police investigations with asia as a lawyer i certainly don't subscribe to that excuse what do you say to people who say that you put that attorney general there so that you could control him so that you could cover up the corruption that was happening early in one empty reject totally because i'm on record i've made. many statements to say that an

police deployed more than seven thousand police officers in the streets today and they were using danes they were using one hundred nine thousand mobile teams on and on motorbikes actually at that we're trying to when something happened be there really quickly and intervene the police have already oh also change strategy because before hand they would stay away from the dumb and stem straight as but these five months of demonstrations sometimes very violent stemmed yellow vests demonstrations of the pot past five months and that actually has the effect that the police has now changed its strategy because this day today was announced as a day of how a hand france there was lisa louis reporting from paris warriors for the wiki leaks founder julian assange say they'll focus on stopping him from being extradited to the united states that after a london court jelled him for fifty weeks for skipping bail breached his bail terms when he sought refuge in the ecuadorian embassy back in two thousand and twelve he did that to avoid extradition to sweden over rape allegations he was arrested last m

of the large 6 biggest celebrations today followed their promotion to the bonders league in 26 dane they're hoping to eclipse that this weekend in their very 1st german cup final leipzig face by in munich just days after the 10 year anniversary of the club's founding capping their tremendous rise from the 5th division energy drinks company red bull owns the club much to the anger of many fans of rival german teams but they've concentrated on buying young promising players rather than expensive established names denmark's use of pools and who joined at 19 when the club was in the 3rd division is a typical signing. a lot of opportunities to to go to other crops and the division but i knew that's. one tier i would play every time and who could do both in think was the best for me this season has blossomed into a top forward scoring a career high 15 bonus the good goals as like 6 finished 3rd and again qualified for the champions league pilsen as witnessed the club's growth 1st time around our performance and. went up to the 1st big no go so. many fans in the stadiums the 1st game was. 15 for.

puts me in this difficult position because i would like to get rid of the op that's ok eventually the danes are very much against that i think there might be very good for member of the european union also because some of the important things that we're dealing with right now like climate change or security or managing migration protecting refugees these are issues that don't really know borders. so the more we can come together on these issues the better well commissioner i brought you a gift i got to heavyweight this isn't the heretofore bred drama on weed and ride low but it is also beauty yes that is indeed that's a heavy weight is that how you experience the germans in politics what i always see is that german express the german self interests through a european lens. and the countries that do that that does that the most. and that is one of the things that enables a lot of things in europe but one thing was always a given working in denmark that if you really needed help you could always turn to the germans and then finally i brought you a baking apron oh this is excellent so the next

they celebrated the festival of flowers you know which way what have you doing today you have a great dane thanks to. you could you. political agenda here. if it costs more to get out than what you get when you get it out that's a loss it's a minus sign that's it you can't figure that out. of the political agenda. you're blinded by. my son doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my sister's with drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse. the users in the prison population who are we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill. the war on drugs. with the number of people who are in prison for. sins for minor minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your children grow up and miss you in waves and say by walking out of a business it's just it doesn't get easier. i . don't know about. a little bit that's a little of this a little. use this is a phone call though. i. i'm after a time here welcome to a brand new season of going underground back on in

and destruction also featuring the work of new zealand artist dane smith who's created a computer printing lists of things that have vanished from the world fulminations closed radio stations extinct animals lost languages failed banks and dead religions israel has brought a field hospital and immersive experience where visitors focus on films about is radio keep ation child disappearances and the story of abuse then entering a soundproof box they're encouraged to scream. to other countries where we. are works of. the world. one of the crisis is a reoccurring theme of this there is still room for. joy and playfulness like this piece called a new line. a welcome distraction in interesting times charlie and the al-jazeera. peaches hang out with the. marian thank you very much with the french open drawing of a close. 3 year. at the madrid open. the 20 time grand slam winner took the 1st set against germany team on friday but they all stray and fall back and saved 2 match points against him to win the match 64 when the decider team now plays novak djokovic in the semi the top seed going throug

get the right vote of it but snowe who then has to be persuaded to vote yes this was done when the danes voted no to must stick to it was done twice to ireland which put it against first pulled the nice treaty and then that is when treaty your first not very democratic we've seen that in catalonia. when you have a referendum the people who want to rein suddenly seized by the police and put in jail the trial in greece when they had the referendum with doing the bare crisis the european union ignored it and forced the prime minister to ignore it so the record dorman democracy is not very good. a french telecom giant is on trial over charges that contributed to dozens of its employees taking of their lives more than after a short break this is our team international. tory memory today marks the seventy fourth anniversary of victory over fascism in europe the end of that conflict created the modern world order and it's still done. so the currency is in freefall there is no gold standard and there's no way to reconcile this and that in the world as every other country is competing it's a race

the dane held off the challenge from team ineos's chris lawless to win in scarborough, but the britonafter winning the second stage from bridlington to scarborough. three—time world road race champion vos sprinted clear of her two closest rivals to win the 82—mile stage. it was a landmark day in women's motorsport today. britain's jamie chadwick winning the first race of the new wseries. the event — aimed at raising the profile of women's motorsport and providing more female drivers with a greater chance of competing at the highest level. today though it was a chance for chadwick to soak it all in, by taking top spot on the podium. as nick parrott reports. to get to the top and motorsport, you need the chance to showcase your talents. and wseries chose the grand stage of hockenheim for their first race. 18 drivers from around the world led from the start by a briton, jamie chadwick. with identical cars, it is all about driver talent. the opening lap was packed with drama and a mistake from chadwick cost her the lead. an even bigger error from the canadian ended her race as well as fin

but also of the french the germans the british the hun carians the poles the thins the swedes the danes a new europe is born structure of the european union is a failure many countries now have realized that is not a solution it's actually a problem so every country have their own interests and i'm not surprised that if a marine le pen will work with the leader a lot of people you know a thing about the niger throughout for the us for the grace of movement if it works and if it's in to the interest of countries then they will definitely work together and salvini is very close to marine le pen as well so i don't see anything that will go against that. the former president of the government of qatar. who is currently living in exile in belgium has won a seat in the european parliament however it is doubtful put mons will be able to take up his new role without returning to madrid and if he does return to spain to carry out for maladies to take his seat he could be arrested over his role in catalonia as 2017 independence bid which the government considers illegal in that same year he fled