ok let's bring in our guests joining us here from geneva leonard doyle spokesman for the director of the international organization for migration from brussels julian to garner a senior analyst on e.u. migration and asylum policies at the open society european policy institute and in london claude maurice labor member of the european parliament for london and chair of the european parliamentary civil liberties justice and home affairs committee welcome to all leonard doyle in geneva why has it taken so long to get to this summit today and tomorrow given that the migrant crisis kicked off what three years ago and it will end there there are fundamental disagreements within europe and we will surely be talking about those about and it goes down to the issue of free move but within europe and also there's a kind of exaggerated risk dashon of the number of migrants coming to europe. both in the political space and in the media landscape it's kind of whipped up by what. whereas it's a pretty pretty manageable situation and it should be done with a great rate humanity and dignity join in t

ok let's bring in our guests joining us here from geneva leonard doyle spokesman for the director of the international organization for migration from brussels julian to garner a senior analyst on e.u. migration and asylum policies at the open society european policy institute and in london claude maurice labor member of the european parliament for london and chair of the european parliamentary civil liberties justice and home affairs committee welcome to all leonard doyle in geneva why has it taken so long to get to this summit today and tomorrow given that the migrant crisis kicked off what three years ago and it will end there there are fundamental disagreement within you and we would surely be talking about those about and it goes down to the issue of free move but within europe and also there's a kind of exaggerated risk action of the number of migrants coming to europe. both in the political space and in the media landscape it's kind of double what. whereas it's a pretty pretty manageable situation and it should be done with a great rate humanity and dignity join in the gun in

keith doyle takes us through the story.y caldwell and his mother returned from canada on monday

and we shoot with christopher doyle for the first scene. all really got along well together. had a couple of cocktails. next thing you know christopher doyle agrees to shoot every scene in the show and ends up being the director of photography for the entire episode. >> it's so interesting how somebody with a different eye or particular talent can under -- does he use the same quipped you normally use. >> yeah. >> did he make it look different. >> yeah. >> that's fascinating. >> to go to chun king mansions which is this huge frightening rabbit warren of hotel and businesses where refugees from all over the world hole up in the sight of chun king express one of his master works i don't think he had been back a long time to return with him with cameras and say shoot me, i'm still pinching myself. of everything i've done this was probably the professional highlight to work with an artist that great. >> wow! . that's cool. >> we came back with a show that looks and sounds unlike anything we've done before. >> that's saying a lot. >> well, betwe

policies that respond to those needs as well then i'd i think we should welcome it clearly leonard doyle in geneva it's on the one hand you close borders you put everyone on the bus towards fortress europe or you share the problem angela merkel surely is the only european politician who thinks she can conjoin those two ideas successful because everyone is saying something else all the agencies are saying something else as well. because i think there's a repetition of there has to be a managed process for migration into europe and you simply cannot have on the television screens large vessels floating around pregnant women and stressed people have been fished out of the water though isn't helping anything and that certainly has been to manage process and it seems to me that that's what's happening now there's an attempt for it probably by the far right are not to get a managed process up of it and some of the ideas as has been pointed out in the show are not ours and up there not this very good but that shouldn't say that they shouldn't be seeking amount of process at the end of the day i

. >> my name's michael doyle. i know i want change the world but i can at least change my corner of it. >> jeff pelle. something i wanted to do since i was little. >> dave barb. i first got into law enforcement through the military police. i was 19 and i thought it was a good idea. >> their graveyard shift started on december 30th. it was a quiet night. >> i was looking forward to getting in there, getting it done. >> it was a slow night, too, up to about 3:00 a.m. >> what's going on? >> this guy totally freaked out on me. he kept come at me. i feared for my health. >> and what was your name? >> matthew. >> there was a hazard hit saying that he was a veteran with ptsd and possible access to weapons. >> so that's all you know at this point. >> yeah, pretty much. >> ok. >> lay, how are you? >> good. >> what's going on? >> my roommate freaked out on me. i put a laser in his face and i was like -- >> ok. >> when i got on scene, zach and the other -- the officer on scene was talking to matthew riehl. it was fairly calm

ok let's bring in our guests joining us here from geneva leonard doyle spokesman for the director of the international organization for migration from brussels julian to garner a senior analyst on e.u. migration and asylum policies at the open society european policy institute and in london claude maurice labor member of the european parliament for london and chair of the european parliamentary civil liberties justice and home affairs committee welcome to all leonard doyle in geneva why has it taken so long to get to this summit today and tomorrow given that the migrant crisis kicked off what three years ago and it will end there there are fundamental disagreements within you and we will surely be talking about those about and it goes down to the issue of free move but within europe and also there's a kind of exaggerated risk action of the number of migrants coming to europe. both in the political space and in the media landscape it's kind of double what. whereas it's a pretty pretty manageable situation and it should be done with a great rate humanity and dignity join in the ghana i

doyle. ended up being director of photography on my tiny little show. is shot by christopher freaking doyle. so for me this is like asking joe delaware imagine owe, you're in little league and you ask joe to sign your ball. . >> you're like i just hit a home run, to continue the analogy. >> i was so shaken with how lucky we were. we went back and shot this giant complex where refugees live from all over the world in central hong kong. where he shot another masterpiece express. so to have this great artist return to the site of this previous masterpiece and shoot for us really one of the most satisfying thrills of my professional career. i am still getting the vapors thinking about it. >> it sounds so magical. >> the premier of "anthony bourdain" is up next here on cnn. then at 10:00 a new episode of "united shades of america". that's it for me. thank you so much foroining me. good night. ♪ >> anthony: chapter one. to fall in love with asia is one thing. to fall in love in asia is another. both have happened to me. the star ferry to kowloon at night. the

it's chris doyle's happy place. >> anthony: what do you look at in hong kong?? >> chris: oh 20 -- 30 years almost right? >> anthony: so -- >> chris: i mean i've spent more time in this space than i've spent in bars. look at this. we have people coming and going. we have the city passing us by. we have -- to me the energy is the noise. is the people. i mean the films that we made are only this way because we made them here. i've made 12 films within two square kilometers of where we are right now. in fact we're gonna pass by my apartment which is the most famous apartment in hong kong. >> anthony: you've shot in there? >> chris: it doesn't exist anymore. because the energy changes. ♪ but to tune into the energy -- a-ha. hello. then we have a movie. then we have this conversation. then we have something that the cameraman are going to fall over backwards trying to film. i think you're just preparing all the time. for example you've watched some of my movies. >> anthony: yes. >> chris: or we read a book. >> anthony: yeah. >> chris: or we go out drinking with frien

about john doyle the professor of control and dynamic positions. they are picking up on this and more. about layered systems is how we should think about our problem. he want to know about how he became adamant. it's actually a fascinating story. he was sitting in a lecture. in caltech as a high school student and given by linus pauly. and he sort of raises the question in the quantum physics dilemma. the sandman this young man got this question in his head. and then trying to spent his life figuring it out. to figure out how in animate stuff goes from here it follows all chemical principles of the world. and becomes life. this is by the way a little editorializing here. it is a real inter- disciplinary idea. i've no business reading the stuff. we talk about all the time. but we really do it. as i think really exciting. and it's fun too. anyway. the editorial over. replicability. he have to replicability. obviously if somethings can have life. and in order to do that. and needs a set of extra extruded instructions to tell the system how to build an

keith doyle, bbc news. in parliament later today. pressure for him to stand down.ill vote against him. against him. that gives them just enough for him to be gone. enough for him to be gone. leader pedro sanchez will become the interim prime minister. interim prime minister. but this is if the vote goes ahead. if the vote goes ahead. talk mariano rajoy may resign before then. then. parties, do you think your parties are like mother teresa of calcutta? are like mother teresa of calcutta? you have not had problems? this is about corruption. about corruption. has had problems in the past, but we have cleaned up our act. have cleaned up our act. briefcase on his chair and was seen at photographers in a restaurant. at photographers in a restaurant. so he may resign before the vote today. he may resign before the vote today. all very dramatic. much, from a very easy madrid this morning. —— easy madrid. and pressure sores, according to the nuffield trust. made a difference, it said. have risen by a fifth over the past seven years. the nhs manage growing demands. do you ev

keith doyle, bbc news.sor of neuropsychopharmacology at imperial college london, and is a former chief drugs adviser for the uk government. hejoins me via webcam from ludlow in shropshire. thank you forjoining us. first of all on this whole issue of the use of cannabis oil for people like billy caldwell, how does it help them? well, what it does is probably replaces missing chemicals in the brain. most people don't realise the brain. most people don't realise the brain makesa brain. most people don't realise the brain makes a whole range of different substances. and the supplement is leading to their epilepsy. and why do you think it has taken the government so long to look into drugs policy for medical use. this is an issue that has been debated and talked about for years, possibly decades. you see any sign peace deal government was at this point of view —— dc + the government will shift its point of view?|j guess you would have to spend the rest of his life in hospital. but it is progress. inaudible. this

keith doyle, bbc news.al conference in belfast. the president, mary lou mcdonald, will also give her first leader's address since replacing gerry adams. live now to belfast and our ireland correspondent emma vardy. what is their present position on abortion and what change is being proposed? sinn fein brought this party conference forward to allow the party to have this debate on abortion much sooner. in the past sinn fein has only accepted access to abortion in limited circumstances. following the overwhelming referendum result in the republic to overturn the ban on abortion there, the proposal being put forward here, if it passes, would mean sinn fein politicians would mean sinn fein politicians would have to support the party line on new laws in the irish parliament in dublin to legalise abortion up to 12 weeks of pregnancy. to some degree the party is still divided on this. its leader, mary lou mcdonald, campaigned to overturn the ban on abortion in ireland. some members oppose it. 2a branches have put

but migrants were picked up by the italian navy and in european community and rescue boat leonard doyleis director of media and communication at the international organization for migration and joins us via skype from geneva we appreciate your time so. humanitarian responsibility aside we'll get to that in a moment is there a legal obligation to take in these migrants but thank you for inviting me i mean the legalities of this are difficult to unpack because it involves people are vessels crossing into different areas of responsibility and it also involves you know a very large country and and in fact a very very small country so i think the put the important thing really is. the danger that people are in the there are seven pregnant women aboard one of these ships are young children and food will last for a much longer two days and more broadly is the issue of you know moral responsibility at the end of the day the european union has to step it up and and so if there's a local difficulty and indeed there is a big difficulty both countries need to see some more solidarity in european un

when doyle leaves, is the new guy going to be as good?> he certainly set the play book in motion and i think he's built a great team around him. you do invest in management. and i think the team is in place to continue this they have definitely have made the commitment to investing in digital, staying with the value proposition. and the analytics. they constantly revert back to an lit his that's what told they they could take that check further. they will open 8,000 stores in the u.s. so the next leg is they think they can do more takeout and grow their store base in the u.s., which they haven't done for some time. >> if rich called you and said, hey, what should i do, what would be top of the list >> i think they're doing a lot of it. >> nothing bad everything is coming up roses for them >> you are seeing growth in the quick casual pizza segment it is a new avenue that could elevate the brand further and help the health aspects of the foods? >> who is in second place? >> it is pizza hut certainly other guys, papa john's, quizno's >> for

policies that respond to those needs as well then i'd i think we should welcome it clearly leonard doyle in geneva it's on the one hand you closed borders you put everyone on the bus towards fortress europe or you share the problem angela merkel surely is the only european politician who thinks she can conjoin those two ideas successful because everyone is saying something else all the agencies are saying something else as well because i mean there's a recognition of the us to be a managed process for migration into europe and you simply cannot have on the television screens large vessels floating around pregnant women and stressed people being fished out of the water though isn't helping anything and that certainly is the malaise process and it seems to me that that's what's happening now there's an attempt to correct the problem by the far right are not to get a managed process of it and some of the ideas as has been pointed out in the show are not ours and not the not this very good but that shouldn't say they shouldn't be seeking a managed process of the end of the. it's the partners

coming up in the next hour, patrick doyle, the -- domino's ceo.to your bloomberg business flash. it is a rare win for organized labor in a state that is traditionally hostile to unions. the first collective-bargaining unit. the union will represent just 180 of the workers. in australia, three major banks take an unprecedented criminal -- face an unprecedented criminal prosecution. they are braced for cartel charges over a $1.9 billion share sale. all three banks deny any wrongdoing. a short seller has scored a dramatic victory over a household brand name. educational his credentials. allegations have been made. shares rose the most in five years. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thank you. time now for business week beat. we will go through three stories. g.m. assembles the market in china. possibility -- in popularity. planting a community. abandon community. they are trying to establish a framework for their future. and spending and drinking habits. lessons an app that the price of drinks for free. david: the cohost of bloomberg busi

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the 11—2 chance, ridden byjames doyle, was a clear victor from cracksman, to give stoute his 76th royallly foster in moscow. many thanks indeed. welcome back to red square. set blatter is in town at the moment. he is serving a six—year ban from all footballing activity. he was at the match watching portugal and morocco. he has been invited by vladimir putin. these were the scenes at his hotel just across the square from us. he promised a lot of interviews but actually declined all of them on return from his match. he has another three years left on that ban. he is allowed to watch a football matches. it was for a dishonest payment you made. some other news regarding the world cup, lord sugar has been forced to delete a tweet he sent today comparing some of senegal‘s players to sellers, quote, on the beach in marbella. a picture of the team was posted alongside an image of sunglasses and handbags. antiracism campaign groups said they we re antiracism campaign groups said they were incredibly disappointed. he has deleted that tweet and said it was not intended to cause any offence. anorth

keith doyle, bbc news. arrived in the capital sana'a in a bid to persuade rebels to give up control of a key seaport. pro—government forces backed by saudi arabia have been fighting to take hodeidah from iran—backed militias. most of yemen's aid passes through the port, and aid agencies have warned that a prolonged battle could worsen an already critical situation. spain's government says it has accepted an offer from france to take in some of the migrants from the aquarius rescue ship. the vessel is currently en route to spain, with more than 600 people onboard, who were picked up off the libyan coast. last weekend, the boat was denied permission to dock in sicily after italy's new government promised a tough stance on immigration. the prime minister says she's disappointed after one of her own mps blocked plans to make upskirting a criminal offence. the new law would have seen offenders who secretly take photos up victim's clothes sentenced to up to two years in jail. but tory mp sir christopher chope was

at the end of the conference we talked to one of the activists and barrett doyle. facts reports from victims snap is the only group to been able to establish a list of priests worldwide allegedly involved in pedophilia cases we only include those priests who have been accused of child sexual abuse in a credible public document it has to be either a court document that's publicly accessible or a mainstream news outlet. she began her work fourteen years ago. refuge in the states these activists publish the names and photos of accused priests on the internet to try to ensure they never come into contact with children again. this is just the letter a and it just keeps telling. me names of the i'm so far so all in the entire database we have forty four hundred names so they have any friends names and in the least we do have several so father revoir is a very troubling case because he abused this young boy and and mario innuit oid did report the abuse eventuality within statute and. was fled in one thousand nine hundred three it somehow spirited him back to france where

mike doyle/-d- pennsylvania: "and we need training for our police officers too.should discharge a weapon at anyone that's running away from them." officer michael rosfeld was suspended from the department. officials say he had previous law enforcement experience.he was sworn in on the east pittsburgh force on the same day he shot antwon rose.as the community reels from their loss -- officials are trying to find a solution.dwan walker/aliquippa mayor: "i pray that my officers are educated cuz these officers have to be psychologists, they have to be priests, they have to have all these skills to do this thing, and if they're not ready, if they're not ready, then we shouldn't put them on there."i'm kim reporting. ( marty ) white house press secretary sarah sanders says she was asked to leave a virginia restaurant... because she works for president trump. sanders tweeted saturday that the owner of the red hen in lexington, virginia asked her to leave. sanders refused to comment or elaborate on the tweet. the owner of the restaurant says several gay employees told her

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keith doyle takes us through the story.and his mother returned from canada on monday with medicine containing cannabis oil, it was confiscated by customs after they declared it at heathrow airport. billy was taking the oil to help control violent epileptic seizures. now he has been admitted to hospital in london where this morning his mother said the attacks have returned and his condition is life—threatening. billy is getting the best care in the world here and i feel safe here at this particular hospital with billy. so, again, it isjust one step at a time, praying for a miracle, really. this afternoon the home secretary gave permission for billy to use the medication. in a statement, sajid javid said... my experience throughout this leaves me in no doubt that the home office can no longer play a role, in fact, play any role, in the administration of medication for sick children in our country. billy has intractable epilepsy, which can cause up to 100 serious attacks a day. two years ago, he was given medicine containing c

consumers and margot's professorial lecture at american university and andre barlow of a partner at doyle barlow bats him and mozart welcome to both of you andre have to say one i give you credit for being in that darn court room every day for six weeks it couldn't have been fun but you must to picked up on something because you called it here on our program that you thought this is what the judge was go going to do why are you so certain of that i think you know judge leon. he was really impressed by the fact that the government's own witness in the government conceded that there was going to be cost savings from this vertical merger and that those cost savings would be passed on to directv consumers so basically you know these cost savings passed on to directv consumers which is about twenty five million subscribers out there they're all going to see reduced prices so that was a concession by the government and its star economic witness professor shapiro besides that in terms of this case we're talking about is not a vertical for closure case which is your traditional vertical case mean

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it's also possible maybe on a second stage or day zero but not now i think that mr doyle must use consideration and must act many. negotiations always. open. government maybe some say they will call. you. and you weigh. in maintaining relations between the union of the new. year it's only. wanted in the. new mr. paul. i news wrap or some of the big stories now the panda there around us in the last seven days so we enjoy those pictures down from space the i.s.a.'s the capsule with those three guys support in the football on his way back down to earth because extern in the next three hours we'll continue to cover it for you but for now kevin are in the news room saying thanks for watching r.t. international live from moscow more great programs ahead for you after this break. fifty years ago pregnant women to come together as a sleeping pill and thus this is what i mean because i just said just on the side effects what terrible but not on the road as shown induction untroubled love to hear not the warm welcome of across europe victims of starting legal battles demanding at least some compensation

consumers and margot's professorial lecture at american university and andre barlow of a partner at doyle barlow that's him and mozart welcome to both of you andre have to say one i give you credit for being in that darn court room every day for six weeks it couldn't have been fun but you must to picked up on something because you called it here on our program that you thought this is what the judge was go going to do why are you so certain of that i think you know judge leon. he was really impressed by the fact that the government's own witness in the government conceded that there was going to be cost savings from this vertical merger and that those cost savings would be passed on to directv consumers so basically you know these cost savings passed on to directv consumers which is about twenty five million subscribers out there they're all going to see reduced prices so that was a concession by the government and its star economic witness professor shapiro. besides that in terms of this case we're talking about is not a vertical for closure case which is your traditional vertical case m

i was talking to stephen doyle, former tory secretary, a little earlier, saying great to have the moneygesting the politics have not caught up with where the public is, that the government remains nervous about talking about tax rises, whereas he thinks the public have kind of already accepted the argument. maybe they have accepted the argument. i think it is very difficult when you have a government trying very hard to force through its brexit agenda, which was one partly on the basis of that slogan on the side of a bus/ coach, to then turn around and say they will spend the money on the nhs but you will have to pay for it. and that is what i think brexiteers a particular worried about, because they don't wa nt worried about, because they don't want that claim to come to light. this is probably going to be funded through stealth tax increases of some kind by not increasing the tax bands in line with inflation. and alliances will be —— allowances will be frozen. and what this shows to me is that philip hammond has been fighting really hard to rein in spending, to stick by the fiscal rul

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our correspondent keith doyle joins us now with the details. a sad story, this. billy was having around 100 epileptic seizures a day. he was given a medicine containing this cannabis oil in the us in 2016. last year he became the first person in the uk to be prescribed the drug, which contained an ailment called thc, which is in cannabis oil. the home office told his gp to stop prescribing this thc because it is illegal. his mother flew prescribing this thc because it is illegal. his motherflew to prescribing this thc because it is illegal. his mother flew to canada to obtain more, but the drugs were confiscated when they got into heathrow on monday. she declared them. they were confiscated. the seizures have now returned. billy was admitted to the chelsea and westminster hospital yesterday. his mother says his condition is not life—threatening. she described the action from the home office as beyond cruelty. cannabis oil is illegal in the uk if it contains this element, this thc. that is the psychoactive element that is found in marijuana. what are we expecting

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