>> 100 caramels. >> i see a dane sighting. [laughs] >> dane's here? >> he's outside. >> oh. >> hey. >> look at this guy. >> wow. long time no see around these parts. >> i know. i know. that's what happens when you have a reality show, i guess, huh? you just show up. >> yeah, you show up. >> so... >> you afraid to wrap a little caramel? >> oh, you know i know how. you know i know how. >> might as well. >> so you having fun? >> i am having a good time. >> that's good. hi, peter. >> hi. long time no see. >> it's still delicious. >> so what brings you here today? what is it that you want? >> what is it i want? >> yeah. >> in terms of? >> in terms of this business. >> well, i'd like it to... >> let's start there. >> to grow so it's profitable. i mean, that's-- >> and what are you doing to contribute to that growth? >> well, i mean, when i--when i say, "hey, look, let's get a business plan together and do it," and i just get a blank stare, it's hard to go-- >> not a blank stare, dane. >> i think what we clearly said was we would love to talk to you about a

jirwan sarwar is a dane of pakistani descent. he's seen a recent rise in intolerance. think he's is doing? well, he's speaking to the worst in all of the people. but the hate speech that he's doing, if you would take out the muslim and put injew, then you would have a second world war rhetoric. tonight, rasmus paludan‘s supporters are desecrating the koran — and the plan is to burn it. recent changes to danish blasphemy law means free speech is protected, no matter how inflammatory it is. last year this event had a handful of police, cops, i heard, but because of you, this year, look around, there is police everywhere, there press everywhere. how does it make you feel? freedom of speech only really matters if you do something that really, really offends other people. because if you only state something that everybody agrees with, then freedom of speech doesn't matter, because nobody will react hostile towards you if you only say something they agree with. what are you thinking? well, he's got a lot of insane followers, and most of them have a small scent of alcohol in

this man is a dane of destanee descent. he has seen a recent rise in intolerance. he is doing —— pakistani descent. he is speaking to the worst in all of the people. the hate speech that he is doing, if you would take out the muslim and put in due —— put injew, you how —— would take out the muslim and put in due “ put injew, you how —— would have a second world war rhetoric. tonight the far right supporters are desecrating the koran and the plan is to burn it. recent changes to blasphemy law means free speech is protected no matter how inflammatory it is. last year this event had a handful of police, cops i heard, but because of you look around, there is police and press everywhere, how do you feel about that? free speech only matters if you do something that really offends other people. if you only state something that eve ryo ne you only state something that everyone agrees with, and free speech does not matter, then no—one will react hostile if that is what eve ryo ne will react hostile if that is what everyone agrees with. what are you thinking? he has got a lo

only then under intense lobbying and public shaming as even daned to move on it. steve: why has it always seemed that the vote comes at the last minute? >> well, many things in congress at the last minute. we never failed to address this issue. we will address it again. i don't know why he is all bent out of shape we will take care of the 9/11 victims compensation fund. steve: i think he was shocked when he was appearing before that committee, i believe it was in the house, so few members showed up that day. >> well that frequently happens because members have a lot of things going on at the same time. it sounds to me like he is looking for some way to take offense. there is no way we won't address this problem appropriately. we have in the past. we will in the future. steve: it will be fully funded? >> right. ainsley: that's good to know. everyone hopes that. >> good to be with you.

many of the kills files aged between dane and 17 year old parts of this cycling program in ghana which recruits young girls to be trained as cyclists they get. from this to support their program it's an opportunity that has changed their lives. and. is. strong and. the ghost come to this repair shop to get their bicycles fixed and to learn how to repair them themselves the shop is by vita. she was got as fair as professional female cyclists she started writing in 1900 after dropping out of school now retired she wants to pass on her passion for cycling to a new generation. is already. ready to. bring england out of the high are. ready to do. the cycling faces many challenges in canada there are no professional competitions no funding and there is little interest in this sport among young people especially females to be writers from the professional cycling club. i need time on the road for 3 hours from the capital to come and meet group of enthusiast. they're glad it is want to help them get a head start in this false sense to get donations some of the girls are also able to go to scho

start of production on the culture and gas fields in the north sea around 200 kilometers north of the danes all calls in will provide around 5 percent of britain's gas when it reaches people peak production adding the fuel to its portfolio towards i will be able to cover almost one 5th of the u.k.'s demand for gas. was discovered it was celebrated as the largest gas find in a decade totals almost apples that. us online retailer amazon has once again dethroned google and a surpassed apple on its climb to become the most valuable brand in the world according to us. by the global market research agency comes up i was a brand value has grown by 52 percent to $315000000000.00 that's equivalent to the g.d.p. of bangladesh contrast said i'm a zone's move to the top was due to smart acquisitions it's a period customer service and it's disruptive business model let's talk about that with our financial correspondent joins us from france with only just to clarify this does not mean it's the most valuable company does it you know that's totally different the market capitalization which describes the va

the 11th seeded dane took the first set comfortably 6—2 before sabalenka claimed the second to level before the belarussian saved a match point and then won the tie break to set up a last eight contest against 3rd seeded dutch player kiki bertens. 2017 winner karolina pliskova is also through after she accounted for belgium's elise mertens in straight sets. the second seeded czech won 6—1, 6—2 and will now face russia's ekaterina alexandrova for a place in the semi—finals. simona halep aslo progressed to the last eight but the former world number one struggled through in three sets to beat slovenia's polona hertzog. the 6th seed needed almost two hours to win 6—1, 4—6, 6—3 and set up a quarter—final against reigning wimbledon champion angelique kerber. britain'sjohanna konta is out though after she lost in straight sets against tunisia's 0ns jabeur. the 28—year—old will enter wimbledon having played only four grass—court matches, after also being eliminated at the second—round stage in birmingham last week. to major league baseball where trevor bauer struck out 12 batters over six an

claramente pasó la línea del gol, el árbitro dice gol, tardó en llegar pero apareció, en el 64 el danésuchen bien, nunca han ganado más de tres, luego de vencer a los dollars, quería construir una seguidilla un poco más larga, una tarde perfecta para ir hoy al estadio de san francisco, uno por cero, garcía se asegura de que no sea así por mucho tiempo, una a una, segundo cuadrangular de la temporada, enemigo público número uno, luego dos a dos y luego otra vez, jardín izquierdo, ganaron siete por dos. >>> esta noche se celebró la edición número 48 de los prestigiosos premios emmy, telemundo 40 yo fue ahorrada. >>> (hablan en otro idioma) >>> esos son nuestros directores, sandra pérez, aceptando del galardón por otra cobertura del primer aniversario de los incendios del norte de la bahía, nuestro equipo ganó también en noticia en desarrollo, sandra cervantes y mario fueron homenajeados en la categorías individuales, ahí está cassia lópez, felicidades para todas ellas, los veo maÑana. >>> buenas noches amigos, arrancÓ el mundial para "la furia roja" del mundial de francia Órale >>> nos co

if you get the danes in there, you get an environmentally friendly eu and push back emissions.report posture, half a million people have early deaths in europe every year because of pollution. it's an interesting time and look at what is happening in terms of change, we have significant change here in terms of leadership in the uk, what that means for brexit. have you noticed it is all male dominated? whether it's the uk election of the eu. it is all male dominated? whether it's the uk election of the sum is at the moment but it will be interested to see what happens in the eu. in the denmark leadership it is far more gender balance. let's have a look at that right now. that might mean more focus on the environment because poles suggest that women can more about the environment than men do. let's have a look at that in this paper and denmark. it's talking about the coalition government and the deals that are being done there and how the climate is such big issue. and government policy going forward in denmark which quite be —— could be quite radical. a story about denmark, on b

the blues held an 8—0 advantage at the half time interval but two dane gagai tries in the second half win, with game 2 to be played in the western australian capital of perth on sunday the 23rd ofjune. in over 15 minutes the nba final will be played in california. golden state warriors have the advantage of for the first time. toronto raptors one of the opening game. karen durant misses out with a calf strain. and the head coach says the pre— match conference came injust over an hour ago. we will be updating that throughout the next couple of hours. everything else go to the website. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. it's been a really wet period for northern ireland. the best part of a month's rainfall has fallen in a day, that's nearly 50 millimetres of rain. fortunately, it doesn't look as wet through the day ahead but there will be showers around, notjust in northern ireland, but elsewhere. at the moment, we're sandwiched between these two areas of low pressure. this one has taken precedent. and through the night that's brought

. >> danes have decided they want and a majority and want to move in a different direction. >> frederiksenl need support of other parties with similar ideas on environmental and social policy. >> we have always said that we are open to negotiation and reaching agreements that was a denmark -- that will take denmark in a new direction. despite a willingness to work together, there are differences, most notably over immigration policy. >> uganda is welcoming more people than ever. approximately one million refugees, mostly from south sudan, now called uganda home. uganda is praised for having one of the most progressive and generous refugee parties in the world. exit -- in 2016, she fled with her family from south sudan to uganda. >> the rebels came on our way here. they took our property, tortured us in different ways, and beat us. >> like millions of others from south sudan, her family found refuge in uganda. he refugee aid here functions differently compared to the rest of the world. people are not just confined to a camp like in kenya. refugees are immediately given a work permit and lan

still, even some danes describe their country as socialist. sanders says this is a socialist country, do you agree? >> yes. yes. it is a socialistic country. we call it a socialistic democracy. >> reporter: so what's so social democracy? and how does it differ from democratic socialism, plain old socialism, and communism? in part it depends on who you ask but the general idea behind socialism is to reduce inequality and spread wealth more fairly. social democracies like denmark do this with a strong welfare state and strong labor unions but based on a capitalist economy. democratic socialism is similar but argues for more state control of the economy like a minimum wage, for example. pure socialists don't just want more control, they want state ownership of the means of production and distribution of goods, factories, banks, transport, water, power, you name it. communists want the same thing but they believe it can never be achieved through elections and traditional democracy. >> our education was for free. if we need the hospital services, f

the council forms danes are really impressive it's ups out of 286 kilometers an hour on the autobahn no one really needs that of course but some drivers like the feeling their car can go 300. $100.00 in just under 4 seconds he says and the parameters overall are a lot like that of a sports car even though it suits the coupe a of course can't make that claim but it looks like one good sports car drivers. the 3 to get. which would need take you can be 550 horsepower but you don't really need that he'd be just as happy with the s. version and. there's also the little matter of the $47000.00 euro difference in price between the $2.00 there is plenty of fun to be had in the s.q. play even for a former race driver. is in today a minimal chauffeurs in morocco apparently there have been sightings of a rare wild animal here and he's hunting for clues. he's just seem fresh tracks with the wind hasn't come of the movie yet so it can't be far away and. they lead the way. that if he was spotted it knew ford ranger raptor man he says what an impressive silence. while. or that an american model say

the fear of the law enforcement system and by the way the federal tax service is really soft on the danes specs less than one percent of the total number of small and medium sized enterprises in the country also the state runs a massive program in support of small and medium sized businesses but office tax cuts for silly trades access to bank loans gives new education opportunities and introduces special tax regimes business we all understand that without the private sector we won't have enough money for our budget we won't get the checks is that are needed to. provides health care and education services for our people ultimately all the money is generated by interpreter as it were so what the government needs to do. to provide a comfortable environment for the private sector and that's exactly what our government's doing we'll talk about this new year's time and one of these reports we're talking about now and that you're seeing are being discussed gains in speed in the family some real changes because i think that is what matters though so let's talk about the g. 20 summit and to be hon

however dane says this is not a refugee camp but a place to house migrants for a month until they can get back on their feet. in the united nations are committed to quadruple the number of people that are sheltered in this center by next year from the current 350 to almost 1500 but even that would be just a drop in the bucket compared to the scale of the crisis more has to be has to be done i think you and. the government have been very clear on that more funds are are needed to respond to this situation there's 600 people on the waiting list and that waiting this is growing every day. for the very years being here means getting enough food for dinner on their way daughter and their new temps they say is like a dream come true. and the more you look and this will help us not end up on the streets again they're grateful but where e that when their time is up they will be on their own again i decide that i'll just sit on my couch. next since what with peter officials defend video if you controversies at the women's well cop. the and. you going to. go a. few hours. to go out to a . few h

the urban centers what ways portrayed as danes are vying for black people and black people were portrayed as morally weak they always succumbed to the evolve of the urban center of the lot that. that's the kind of the spin off on the back to the homeland i don't necessarily agree with the notion that this that they were purely propaganda driven kind of films a large amount of produce filmmakers who are just making movies for the sake of making movies and they actually can operate a sound guys they were the performers in. one of cameras rolled back. to kind of do a blanket brush across it saying that that's what it was all about i think is not a fair assessment of actually what happened before mike was. catered to what. they knew the things aboard would approve of. with. people modeling. they were acting authorities in the same for the apartheid state and one can understand that i mean i'm not saying that as a critique necessarily because one can and that they love the prophet you know and they lived in a particular time when they knew how they wove was bonded and they stayed within the bo

this event going to do to his defense fees we know that there are going to be individuals such as dane 50 in westwood speaking tonight and many others who have been vocal in the course of julian assault and many people concerned that if he is extradited to the u.s. they're not could be the deaths nail or even the freedom of the press. and on julian assange his case plays out in court his former host i could or is refusing to extradite alleged american force to ecuadorian president lenin murano has post many blocked proceedings that fighting national sovereignty reasons well switching makes activists clock stoically why the 2 cases are being treated so differently. the point double standards very hypocrite always very show of the morals and ethics of these governments you know the message that wiki leaks has been publishing as been the truth and showing that these you know major or. government organisations are committing fraud or committing war crimes and so forth . and you know then the messenger is going to be the one that keeps going you know walk away the fact that mare is it's alw

potential to deliver on this matter and out of we are ok everybody ok thank you so lad stock professor and dane of gentle school of international affairs we will obviously be compared across the subject of the day thanks to the program investigative group project where it is banned from new chain for a probe into google i'll have all the details on that story for you after this break. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. want. to go right to the press it's like before 3 of the more people. interested always in the waters of. the city. real crisis matter if it's i mean crisis and they share. it's as a scale of natural disaster and got this like malaysia. and they bring down to this. in the. year when japan will have the problem of you say a group of substances which is a rather being so that governments and international organizations do not have enough time to get you. back to the program conservative investigative group project has been banned from video portal vimeo due to violation of community gui

. —— the danes. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news.were killed in an attempt by the security forces to crush pro—democracy protests, a much lower figure than the one hundred deaths reported by opposition—linked doctors. talks between the opposition and the transitional military government broke down earlier this week. president trump says not nearly enough progress has been made in talks with mexico to avert his threat to impose new trade tariffs on monday. washington is insisting on immediate measures to reduce the flow of migrants travelling through mexico to the us border. an appeal hearing in australia for the disgraced roman catholic cardinal, george pell, has been told by prosecutors that there's no reason for his sexual abuse convictions to be quashed. his lawyers say the evidence of one of the boys was made up, but prosecutors say the victim, now in his thirties, gave a truthful account of the abuse. the final us cruise ship has departed from cuba, following the sudden announcement by the us that it was banning all such vessels

at them that danes have decided they want to new majority and want to move in a different direction. frederickson will need the support of other parties with similar ideas on environmental and social policy. now you got to see stay here he always said that we're open to negotiation with metra federal and reaching agreements that will take denmark in a different direction for. the king. but despite a willingness to work together there are differences most notably over migration policy. well while countries such as denmark tighten their borders to migrants uganda is welcoming more people than ever approximately 1000000 refugees mostly from south sudan now call uganda home united nations is praise the country for having one of the most progressive and generous refugee policies in the world. symbiosis sims teach by stage it is for any cause and traits as she makes a new dress surely recently was able to train as a sim stress as part of a youth and refugee project how work destructs from a terrible memories in 2016 she fled with her family from what south sudan to uganda. on the way of th

dane smothers jr. was hit by a ladder truck in august 2017.lung removed and part of his skull was crushed. today he filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit. according to the suit, he was hit because of unsafe training. an internal department report cited problems wit the way the fire trucks were positioned. d.c. fire referred questions about the lawsuit to the d.c. attorney general. >>> a small plane ended up flipped on its roof after takeoff this afternoon. take a look. this is the plane after it crashed, not too far away from the runway at frederick memoriat airpo. chopper 4 flew over the scene this afternoon just before 5:00. we've since learned a student pilot was flying when the pla hit some construction equipment. the flight instructor was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. they are both expected to be okay. >>> next at 11:00, should felons be allowed toh vote we they're still behind bars? why the next battle over voting rights could be right here in the district. >>> and 50ears after the raids at new york's stonewall inn that uched

to uncles and they're weak and very feeble response to yours is exit from the nuclear agreement and dane ability to implement their own financial making isn't to bypass the u.s. sanctions for trade really iran reflects that very weak political will as a europe is much of a political factor of a afros the abby political scientists and former advisor to iran's nuclear negotiation team thank you have a for coming on to the program and sharing your thoughts my pleasure meanwhile europe has stepped up efforts to preserve the 2015 iranian nuclear deal the u.k. france and germany are looking to united in a diplomatic push to persuade iran not to pull out of the agreement policy clear as more. all this i think is an effort by these european countries to try and salvage what they can in terms of the take hours or 15 kid deal that the united states withdrew from last year also stepping up efforts to try and beat escalate the recent tensions that we've witnessed in the gulf region the japanese prime minister was in the waning capital recently for talks as was the german foreign minister and france

the urban centers what ways portrayed as danes are vying for black people and black people were portrayed as morally weak they always succumbed to the evolve of the urban center of the law. that's the kind of the spin off on the back to the homeland i don't necessarily agree with the notion that this that they were purely propaganda driven kind of films a large amount of produce filmmakers who are just making movies for the sake of making movies and they actually can operate a sound guys they were the performers in. one of cameras rolled back. to kind of do a blanket brush across it saying that's what it was all about i think is not a fair assessment of actually what happened before mike was. catered to what. they knew the things aboard would approve of but with the. people model it was that they were acting authorities in the same for the apartheid state and one can understand that i mean i'm not saying that as a critique necessarily because one can and that they live the part you know and they lived in a particular time when they knew how they wold was bonded and they stayed within the

and joining me now here in the studio is due to be reporter and native dane peter dollar and peter you know 1st of all we have to ask denmark is a relatively small country we're looking at 14000000 people here more pigs than people in fact in the country so why should people outside of denmark care about what happened in this election it's really a question and i think the answer to god is you know this election comes at a time when national parties have been on the rise across europe we've seen in many countries especially here and right here in germany the political center almost eroding. what we've seen in denmark was pretty much the polar opposite we've seen the left parties dominating the debate by focusing on on issues like social issues and above all the climate so at the same time the main nationalist danish people's party received a thrashing the one from 21 percent in 2015 to under 9 this election so i think at a time of deep extension this crisis for social democrats across europe here comes as younkers matic leader 41 years old who. you know may have this blueprint for you

a new enclosure has been built to house a 3 year old male named ruby and a 2 year old female named dane doing. well here in germany a court has sentenced one of the world's most prolific serial killers to life in prison former hospital nurse kneels fogle has been found guilty of killing 85 patients in his care prosecutors said that he deliberately induced cardiac arrest in patients so that he could then recess the tape down and impress his colleagues but many of those interventions failed and patients died he had already been serving a life sentence for 2 previous murder convictions from his killing spree which lasted from 2000 until 2005. we're joined now by our correspondent marianne miller who is at the courthouse today so 1st of all how did he react and also the relatives who were also there in the courtroom. but needs to go he seemed very quiet and calm he didn't show any of his. emotions he was pretty emotional as actually there was his behavior throughout the whole trial only yesterday he read written statement saying that he felt sorrier and ashamed and that he hopes that the fa

and joining us now here in the studio is a reporter and native dane peter doll so peter just you know what goes through who are the big winners and the big losers here right i think without a doubt the big winner is the center left bloc spearheaded by especially the social democrats the party has lost 4 of 5 previous elections in 2001 and for much of the noughts kind of trouble finding its voice but under the leadership of 41 year old. well it's in who's on track to becoming the youngest danish prime minister. the social democrats kind of cloth their way back they've frederickson has pulled off kind of this with markable split between returning the party to its social democratic groups with an emphasis on social issues and at the same time taken an unusually tough stance for social democratic party on immigration and that cocktail is kind of won over more than a quarter of the voters the big loser is an asher to soon prime minister rasmussen . his party actually gained 4 points in part by painting himself to this kind of centrist statesmen and the bork against right wing populist the

having led 5—2 at one point in the final set, the dane failed to close it out and sabalenka won it in bertens. manchester united have reached an agreement to sign england under—21full—back aaron wan—bissaka from crystal palace, in a deal believed to be worth around $63 million. he will be offered a long—term contract that would lift his salary from $12,000 per week, where he is currently the lowest—paid player in palace's first—team squad, to around $100,000 a week. england centre—backs steph horton and millie bright are major doubts for their women's world cup quarter—final against norway later on thursday in le havre. a heatwave in france will make it more difficult for the players and teams hoping to lay claim to the title of best in the world, but the england manager says his team can handle the conditions. i actually like it being hot, i really do. my players like it being hot. we feel good in the heat. yes, it is going to be a factor, but we have planned for it. we had two weeks at st george's park where they virtually lived in a sauna, and that literally was the sauna. not that

at the end that danes have decided they want to new majority and want to move in a different direction. frederickson will need the support of other parties with similar ideas on environmental and social policy and i've got to see stay here we've always said that we're open to negotiation with much affection and reaching agreements that will take denmark in a different direction. but despite a willingness to work together there are differences most notably over migration policy. why do the french open the men's quarterfinal matches were finally played after rain postponed them for a day and the results mean world number one novak djokovic will face the team in the semifinals defeated alexander in 3 straight sets the victory gets a joke of it's one step closer to securing his 2nd french open title and earlier world number 4 dominant theme lost in last year's final made white work of his opponent. hutch enough with our fiona doll and roger federer also in the mix the semifinals will feature the top 4 there in the world. where the women's football world cup gets under way in on friday fran

. >> people don't understand, this is a four hour show each day sat dane sunday. i set that one up.you are in a full suit obviously. jesse: are you making excuses? >> yes, for both of us. you are shooting 3-pointers in dress shoes. jesse: pete, your rip with ed henry, do you like him, on tv? >> i have much like ed henry. i appreciate him. we have fun on the weekend. he comes from a more partisan background. he likes to come on and give me, you are a journalist. you are an elitist. all your money is in the "washington post." >> he's a really fun guy web's got his partisan thing and he's honest about it. pete says he likes president trump. there is all kind of people who say they are journalists and they hate the president. >> i think one of the shows on camera -- he's a good guy. he likes to bring people in. he's the pair everywhere he goes. he brings people in. >> he brings both side of issues and exploring the issues. >> he left me these golf balls recently that said a gift for my ed. once again, i did not buy these. he got these for free. but we get along fine. jesse: we got to go

just 10 or 20 years the most hated of the shows of this government accused the reigning in nation dane so you know on a daily basis they ring in nation want to be deterred by these insults they write me a nation won't it's treat the comments by the official will no doubt be a positive sign to iranian leaders but it may not be enough to undo a cycle of escalation that has been going on for months during the weekly cabinet meeting. on wednesday president hassan rouhani said iran does not want war with anyone but shooting down a u.s. drone last week he said was a clear sign that border security is a red line and that iran is more than able to defend itself and for world leaders seeking stability in the region iran's president had this recommendation on or the 25th 2 nuclear deal is in basra the old 0. iran meanwhile has warned the u.n. security council that it will no longer be burdened with keeping the 2015 nuclear pact to lie saying it's a critical condition from the u.n. his she with more. this was a briefing on the u.n. secretary general's latest assessment on how the iranian nuclear

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my name is dane johnston. a peace sign, a trash. i have been in paper headlines -- [indiscernible] >> people out there watching, you have to free yourself. these people are going to help the homeless, but they have started. we will -- they said we will get rid of the homeless. we will put so many negative stories in the paper. that is what they have been doing. that is where their salvation is at. don't believe that they will help people. i will go back. [indiscernible] >> i will tell you what. you will be right beside me on the highway. i will tell you what, in 1994, the media scapegoated the homeless people saying all the trash was the homeless people's, they did not mention 50,000 gay sex people every month. i can prove it happened. drugs, condoms, sex from the gay people, maybe maybe some homeless people. that is the first time they have escaped. the second time, here is a second time. i will sell you down the river now. here's the thing. when you get rid of the homeless people, what will you say about the cockroaches and all th