what do you think emmanuel macron wa nts to what do you think emmanuel macron wants to get out of thisresa may? two reasons: one is of opportunity, and the other is emmanuel macron‘s nature. he is coming out of a two—week crisis, which is exactly what he doesn't wa nt to which is exactly what he doesn't want to seem rehashed with the media, with one of his security guards getting too big for his boots and committing a number of infractions. that has been an affair in france for two weeks, looking statesman—like, trying to save the european ideal, receiving another head of state at fort bregancon, which he has said he wants to turn into the french and little camp david. it all plays well to the french public that is one thing, but another is that angela merkel took months to build up a coalition, and emmanuel macron found himself as the de facto or visible leader of the european union. this is a role that he relishes. the idea that he could help bring something about is also something that he likes. we have nicknamed him the trump whisperer because he managed to stand his ground against

it comes as president trump slams the city's mayor rahm emmanuel. >> we must strengthen community bondst including cities like chicago that have been an absolute and total disaster, bad stuff happening and probably i guess you to take from the leadership, bad leadership, there's no reason in a million years that something like that should be happening in chicago. >> there are calls for mayor to resign. >> even demonstrators that he step down, 17 people shot last night, two people were killed, one of the shootings occurred behind me in west congress in the west side of chicago, west austin neighborhood, a 16-year-old and 31-year-old were out on the street, they were hit by bullets 2:20 this morning and follows tragic weekend in which 70 people were shot 17, 12 people i should say were killed. police announced that unplanned street parties would be broken up, hundreds of officers were put out on the street, mayor rahm emmanuel gave emotional speech but in wake of shooting, people in troubled neighborhoods aren't listening. >> i don't think the majority of people are buying anything from r

macron, they‘ re front page of theresa may and emmanuel macron, they're on the french riviera, but was a holiday. they had a good dinner but this looks like a very workmanlike meeting going on there at the grounds of the castle there. yes, the summer retreat of french presidents. not that used by many french presidents, but very much used by this one. i understand that this was a downing street request. theresa may requested this. this is the first day of the french president's holiday. as we would like to believe that theresa may has interrupted now twice a holiday. last week, it was in salzburg and today in the south of france. so before a very nice five course menu, with lots of culinary treats... augustine, sea bass, chocolate creme brulee, a bit like our dinners, really. yes, of course. the fact the matter is there is some hard talking to do. i think that what the british press is built this up and do some sort of summit and it all relies on the french president isjust hysteria and disinformation of the worst kind. with the french media is reporting is that this is actually a very

>> what an irony, rahm emmanuel talks about values.pany like chick-fil-a who values all of its employees had no place in chicago. he wants to blame the weapon not the people behind it. it's not just about jobs. well if people have jobs and they're employed and they're gainfully putting something together for lives, they're less likely to go around shooting each other. my heart breaks for the people of chicago, it's a great city, they're wonderful people with great traditions and legacy. a shame that the leadership of the chicago city, rahm emmanuel, does not wake up and recognize that his lack of leadership, his lack of focusing on criminal control, rather than gun control, is leading and contributing to the problems. >> how can he say they have too many guns on the street when they have the strictest gun laws. you want to say whose fault is that. you've outlawed them. >> harris: you mention the components that will try to help solve this, pastors are in line of that. and i recently interviewed rev. gregory livingston who has put forth

make a deal with britain, emmanuel macron tells eu leaders. what is going to say?k, if you look at emmanuel macron, if you look at the french economy, if you look at the french economy, if you look at french agriculture, they really need the uk market. if you look at the security cooperation between the uk and france, that is very important. apparently theresa may has had a good meeting with him during her break in his residence during her break in his residence during his break. and he is going to say let us make a deal. i think that is the consensus that is emerging. did you see yesterday that dominic raab came out and said yes we are probably missing the deadline of 0ctober, it will probably slip into november, but we are getting closer toa november, but we are getting closer to a deal? and then yesterday, michel barnier spoke in berlin and said we are actually quite close to a deal. and the pound went up on that. michel barnier said one thing that. michel barnier said one thing that we should be careful, he took a line from theresa may, he said "single market m

—— president emmanuel macron. carney‘s mornings today that the likelihood ofa mornings today that the likelihood of a no—deal brexit is uncomfortably high, and clearly warning of the potential economic difficulties that that was going to cause? obviously, he is the governor of the bank of england and has access to the statistics. we know that the real stumbling block is not economic spot politics, and that is the politics of the northern ireland border, because what the eu is saying is, we need to have a backstop. what happens if the uk doesn't come up with some solution to the northern ireland border which leads to frictionless trade? we are seeing the uk saying, well, actually, if we can't come up with some sort of solution, we want a new car —— a uk asa solution, we want a new car —— a uk as a whole backstop will stop the eu is saying, if you don't come up with some sort of deal, it means only northern ireland stays in the single market for goods. that is why mark carney is saying it is getting uncomfortably ca

it looks like emmanuel macron has pushed out that commitment. reduce that?lot has rather spectacularly resigned in a television studio, it would appear. i read this book about macron when i was on my summer holidays by the economist's bureau chief, so it is absolutely fascinating. he is trying to reform france in a way that, because it kind of gave up after about a year and francois hollande, for lots of geopolitical reasons, not least the terrorist threat, was never able to do. he is trying to reform france, ithink never able to do. he is trying to reform france, i think it is fascinating, the economist of really interested in the macron journey. and how far it will go, that is the real question, as you mentioned. francois hollande and also nicolas sarkozy francois hollande and also nicolas sa rkozy before francois hollande and also nicolas sarkozy before him trying to make a lot of reforms. he has got the french parliament with his people in it, that is not lost for ever in french politics. indeed. but in france, i think you get quite good holidays, quite

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it exit prompted emmanuel macron's party to threaten her with expulsion from the party. they have since backed down. she said she is not a party rebel. she was simply objecting to certain proposals in that bill. possibly racially motivated attack on an athlete has sparked outrage. >> she's an italian woman born to nigerian parents and the discus thrower. she was seriously injured after an egg was thrown at her on sunday. she says it was certainly racially motivated and in fact it follows a series of racist attacks that have been plaguing italy and opposition mps are accusing the interior minister of fostering a climate of hatred. he says whoever is responsible will be punished but he has denied that italy has a racism problem. inire: you've got reactions the u.s. to a federal judge temporarily blocking the release of blueprints for 3-d printed guns. >> the temporary restraining order was issued in seattle. articleutile -- this the writer downplays any crisis calling it a bizarre political panic. a gun that is lawful to assemble is lawful to print. plus the writer adds th

public resignation of france's environment minister, nicolas hulot, is a serious blow to president emmanuel macron's image as the eu's champion on climate change and environmental reform. and then finally, if you've been looking for an excuse to book your next getaway, here it is. the times reports on a study that started in the 1970s, which found that taking more than three weeks holiday a year could lengthen your life. why are we not surprised to hear that? with me is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency,

feel that here is that as you will right so we feel like if you cover one of this if it's changing emmanuel isn't the only one who's being encouraged to make his voice heard through the theater so i was also keen to show how positive experience of arrival in germany until gratitude at the welcome has received. even the thoughts of home a never far away i ok i'll tell you what it oh hi there was any of. those she knows that in comparison to other refugees she and her children a food that they come from one of the five countries given priority status by the german state iraq syria iran eritrea and so malia their applications are processed more rapidly and help is provided more quickly upon their arrival the family were housed briefly in an abandoned military base before being moved to move into commendation. the city pays their rent and the cost of heating. up almost home i want to be in the mail was not him that allows chicago i mean. that on las. in addition to the housing so i would receives around one thousand euros a month to support herself and her family and her children were immediate

emmanuel isn't the only one who's being encouraged to make his voice heard through the theater so i was also keen to show how positive experience of arrival in germany i'm to gratitude at the welcome has received. even the thoughts of home a never far away i cannot say us what did oh hi there was any of. those she knows that in comparison to other refugees she and her children a food that they come from one of the five countries given priority status by the german state iraq syria iran eritrea and so malia their applications are processed more rapidly and help is provided more quickly upon their arrival the family were housed briefly in an abandoned military base before being moved to move into commendation the city pays their rent and the cost of heating for. almost the same detail home i want to be and deal with name calling on him that allows the call to any. home office on l.a.'s. in addition to the housing so odd receives around one thousand euros a month to support herself and her family and to children were immediately inroad in local schools. eighteen months after their arrival

protesters have been demanding mayor rahm emmanuel resign.utright, but making it clear who he feels is responsible. >> president trump: we have to strengthen community bonds with law enforcement including cities like chicago which are an absolute and total disaster. we will be talking about chicago today. that is something that in terms of our nation nobody would believe could be happening. 63 incidents and 12 deaths last weekend. that's bad stuff happening. probably i guess you have to take from the leadership, bad leadership. >> harris: the home of former president barack obama and the former chief of staff for a former president now is the mayor. tom? >> tom: yeah, chicago has a real problem. what is unfolding there is absolutely a tragedy. i think it is preventible, in part. as to whether it's a failure of leadership, that is a large piece of it. mayor emanuel made significant changes within the police department that i think had the result of depressing morale within the force. i think he has fostered a culture of disrespect for law enfo

theresa may holds talks with emmanuel macron, as the bank of england governor mark carney issues a starkt brexit, saying the possibility of a uk no—deal is "uncomfortably high." zimba bwe's newly re—elected president emmerson mnangagwa calls for peace, as riot police try to break up an opposition news conference. it comes after the leader of the opposition party claims to have video evidence proving election results were fraudulent. jeremy corbyn says anti—semitism is a "real problem" within the labour party, but one it is working to overcome. in an article tonight for the guardian, he says he does not accept claims that a labour government would represent a threat to jewish life. the sister of a young midwife who's been missing for nearly a week has made a hearfelt plea for her safe return, as staffordshire police treat her case as a "high—risk missing person" inquiry. she is my best friend and partner in crime. without her, half of me is gone. forecasters say the all—time temperature record could be broken in europe in the coming days. the current european record is 48 degrees celcius,

well, i think, going to hearfrom emmanuel macron later one, lucy?ly, the view from here is this visitor that sign of real british weakness, there's more than one paper this morning describing it as a cry for help and an obvious sign of british anxiety over brexit. one very colourful editorial had theresa may trying to wrest the steering wheel of the brexit carpeting the ha rd wheel of the brexit carpeting the hard brexiteers and the soft brexiteers, trying to stop it going into the wall, and they said after so into the wall, and they said after so long of britain being detached and aloof, now she is coming to ask to help keep it on the road. the question of whether it will work or not, i think the feeling here is president macron has been cleared about where he stands. he's a committed europhile, always back to the core principles of the eu and whatever kind of flexibility france will or will not show, there is a feeling it won't be on those key principles. it won't be on the integrity of the single market. sol think, while the feeling here is the c

the headlines at 8pm: as theresa may meets french president emmanuel macron for brexit talks in france, bank of england governor mark carney issues a warning about the the risk of uk no—deal. the possibility of a no—deal is uncomfortably high at this point. zimbabwe's opposition say they're ready to go to court to prove vote rigging led to their defeat. the victors meanwhile say the polls were free and fair. the names have been released of four men who died when their car crashed into a tree in bradford while being pursued by police. jeremy corbyn tonight says driving anti—semitism out of the labour party for good is his priority. also coming up this hour. forecasters say the all—time temperature record for continental europe could be broken in the coming days. spain and portugal are on alert — locals and holidaymakers are urged to take care as temperatures climb well into the 40s more than 50 years after donald campbell died in the lake district — his record breaking bluebird hydroplane takes to the water again this weekend. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has

tonight the french president, emmanuel macron, is entertaining a guest on a mission.ay either would have hoped for. simon jack, bbc news. our europe correspondent adam fleming is in le lavandou, near to where the the two leaders have been meeting. we know absolutely nothing about how this meeting has gone tonight beyond what the two leaders had for their five course dinner. now, that doesn't mean it was a triumph or a disaster, just that this is part of a very long process that will end in a very long process that will end in a couple of months with a political declaration by both the eu and the uk about the shape of their future relationship in the years and decades after brexit. theresa may hopes that political declaration looks quite like the white paper her government published last month, so she is a nato to make sure her fellow leaders understand every dot and, of that white paper and do not misinterpreted. —— dot and,. she faces a futurologist, not least the fa ct faces a futurologist, not least the fact that the 27 remaining leaders from the eu negotiators won

the name of father emmanuel appears nowhere instead he really doesn't mean it as look quite the priest . all together to produce about the market. well good not on our part but what you want to. have a very good thing. before leaving for two are we need another presumed victim. he too picks up father emanuel from the mug shots. where his father emanuel now the french priest accused of sexually abusing at least two points. among the communities internal documents other postings made in two thousand and sixteen. since being expelled from her to join cameroon father emmanuel appears to be in bologna initially when. it comes. to some children at six for such. of them we wait for the father outside the priory him after a few hours mostly positive he finally shows up. we filmed discreetly. tell me where the most. you know that there was in the hotel. but i will never go up. to our own f.a.q. and reserve up over it if the tour is on an east and other but that is a false as far as the kid was a little unjust what is he. here volcanism i mean to differ that if muslims will commit those when i g

emmanuel: tengo una semanal.poertera: has pensado asegurar alguna parte de tu anatomÍa? emmanuel: no, yo creo que uno se tiene que cuidar siempre para evitar exponerte. al mismo tiempo, hacer lo que te gusta. seguir entrenando, seguir bailando. no se pierna "mira quiÉn baila", que estamos en las Últimas semanas y se pone buenÍsimo. reportera: estÁ comprometido pero con su trabajo. el galÁn venezolano estÁ muy feliz de trabajar en teatro prÓximamente con un gran elenco. emmanuel: estoy muy feliz porque estoy alternando "mira quiÉn baila" con el montaje de una obra de teatro llamada "el cartero", donde tengo la fortuna de ser el cartero. compartirÉ talas con el primer actor lÓpez santos. es un logro personal porque le tengo como compaÑero en esta obra al igual que a helena rojo, que es un talento hermoso y mi pareja en la obra. reportera: finalmente, el que fuera novio de irina baeva, prefiriÓ no especular sobre su supuesto romance que podrÍa tener la actriz rusa con gabriel soto. aunque sÍ hace pÚblico que apoyÓ l

%rennh president emmanuel macron gave his annual foreign-policy speech to ambassadors today. it was a long hour and a half speech, focusing mostly on foreign policy. pet's listen to what the french president had to say. macron: europe can no longer leave defeese to thh u.s. it is up to us to take safeey and therefore sovereiggty of the european union. ww must fully understand the consequences of the end of the cold war. plliances arr still ussful today, ut mechanisms and balances these alliances were based on sometimes need to be reconsidered.% that means your needs to reconsider its position. further solidarity requires defense in europe. genie: with me now o talk about president macron, i am joined by pouglas herbertt as well as a former ambassador. wwlcome to both h of you. i am going to start with you doug. what is your takeawaa? doug: the speech was not raddcally different from what emmmnuel macron spoke about last year. themes, including a emphasis on european solidarity, the security of france, -pcollective decision-makingg phere is a notable difference with last year.

theresa may is meeting emmanuel macron today.he unusual meeting is said to be part of a diplomatic drive to win european leaders over to may's brexit vision. british leader has 11 weeks until the accord is meant to be signed. a few lines just crossing the bloomberg. i u.k. cabinet minister sees no alternative to brexit deal. the uk'secretary says future is still take -- is to stay economically close to the eu. let's do brexit and also bank of england. was there evidence enough for you for the interest rate rise? >> the interest rate rise was fully discounted in the markets. that's why you saw very little reaction in the gilt market and why you did not see a bounce in sterling. -- 1.2g testing 1:30 eight against u.s. dollar. they reaction was totally logical. what's the rationale for the bank of england? certain indicators, if we look at the manufacturing pmi, the service sector pmi, they have recovered. secondly, we are seeing some upward pressure. rising to a half percent. -- 2.5%. unemployment is at a low level. .here is a brex

for more information, go to emmanuelle caplette.com from montreal, canada, emmanuelle caplette, everyoneu. thank you for a wonderful week. >> thank you. >> seth: please come back soon. our first guest tonight is a very talented actress you know from such films as "mean girls" and "les miserables." she returns as sophie in the highly anticipated "mamma mia! here we go again," which is in theaters tomorrow. let's take a look. ♪ anybody could be that guy night is young and the music's high with a bit of rock music ♪ ♪ everything is fine you're in the mood for a dance ♪ >> seth: please welcome back to the show, amanda seyfried, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: hi! >> what's going on? >> seth: it's great to see you. you know, christine baranski was here last night. she showed a clip from the movie. i watched that clip. you all seem like you're having so fun. >> it's -- >> seth: you guys were just stealing money. >> it's ridiculous. we were just -- we were getting paid to, like, frolic again. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> 10 years later. >> seth: because that's not cgi. you were

karla:mike, emmanuel y sara, salvan a emmanuel, y se quedan los otros dos como sentenciados.ren para sacar a un hombre atrapado en un carro en llamas en atlanta. cÁmaras corporales graban las imÁgenes del sorprendente rescate en el que uno de los uniformados trata de apagar las llamas intensas con un extinguidor. finalmente extraen al sujeto entre los gritos desesperados de testigos que minutos antes habÍan salvado al resto de los pasajeros. al menos 3 personas transportadas a un hospital. ola de violencia sacude a chicago en donde decenas de tiroteos dejan al menos 5 muertos y cerca de menos centenar de heridos. lo paradÓjico es que el baÑo de sangre se produce luego de dos jornadas de protesta contra la falta de acciÓn de autoridades. la cifra de fallecidos por arma de fuego supera los 300 desde lo que va del aÑo. reportera: decenas de personas en espera de noticias sobre el estado de salud de sus seres queridos, luego de que se han registrado 39 vÍctimas de tiroteos de las cuales 5 murieron. el departamento de policÍa de la ciudad tuvo que dar la cara. >>muchos de los tiro

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i mean, at this particular point what we have seen from rahm emmanuel is the deaths, higher taxes and everyone but the african americans that are bleeding in the streets of chicago. this is problematic on every level and when i hear the words from that leader it says that he doesn't understand the real crisis that as a group where people fear leaving houses on a daily basis. rob: what needs to change? what does the mayor need to do or the next mayor need to do to fix the problem? >> the mayor has obviously shown that he can't do anything, his inaction is not showing that one that cares to me in my opinion. here is the thing, last week during the protest that i believe was fox news exclusive where we had state representative who is a senior democrat in state of illinois, he's willing to work with the president of the united states, president trump has offered on many occasions to help the city of chicago and one of the things that we continue to hear is democrats don't want president trump in chicago, so he can't do anything about it. well, we have seen the change, we have to change, t

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sympathetic to the embassy according to father emmanuel nothing happened. but why then was he shipped out of cameroon when he could have been posted to another diocese in the country. under. the millennium his new superior explains to him in the news. he doesn't know we're filming. me to. be in this for a split is. the sensitivity a way it's all the news. this is just a good movie is the question i'll swallow you see. this. little girl. it doesn't it's a soon to be on cut this first or something really good and so the community of st john ship father emmanuel off to bologna is so he wouldn't be anywhere near any kids. but when we leave the priory to posters catch our eye if tetris on thousands or and. a theater inside the priory. tell you and then that the penny drops. to create this is all good i know that it wasn't your standard that's possible don't just says it all. because of all the said so as it says all. the get over to the to. the budget or not it is awful but but it is me that a minute i was the one killing one of them grew out it is awful to bust

for now emmanuel works for charitable organization it collects unwanted funicello to distribute free of charge to low income households. we just take it to our place and if i. decide needs someone is a need to come in our place. and if you see that something is going to take it. this is like shopping but without money. i understand the cereals need and someone use something so when i go dad and some people come into don't have anything in to get something it's making me also feel good. how much you want it i thought you saw the need in the communal us i see you don't understand i don't like the president of egypt i know i came over to digital the hardest been if they're. loved so i have to follow. the ship as i did this with a thirty year old dhoni out there you know back in sudan emmanuel had a senior position at a five star hotel. but here in germany he must make do with work as a removal man number less he considers himself internet for now. he said he read. mine things i visit to do some things that make me to think of so i meet new people that is i have some celebrity every day

sympathetic to the embassy according to father emmanuel nothing happened. but why then was he shipped out of cameroon when he could have been posted to another diocese in the country. and there are. many many millennia his new superior explains to him in the news. he doesn't know we're filming. a mission to. kill in this case but it is your belief. if it's all the news. this is just a movie is the question i'll swallow you see. this. little girl. it doesn't exist and. on to different photos of me i believe in and so the community of st john ship father emmanuel off to bologna is so he wouldn't be anywhere near any kids. but when we leave the priory to posters catch our eye if tetris seinfeld it or and. a theater inside the priory. tell you if then that the penny drops to the point this is all good i know that it wasn't your stuff at that source of it though this is all. because of all the said so as it says a. bit over. a period. if a tornado is off a bit but it is me that a minute as the m.p.o. they don't even grew out it is awful to bust. and after all th

since being expelled from her to join cameroon father emmanuel appears to be in bologna in italy when. it comes. to. tombstone tracks such to. him we wait for the father outside the priory him after a few hours mostly positive he finally shows up. we filmed discreetly. damietta most. you know they're all there. but yes it will never go up. to our own f.a.q. and we set up all over to the tories on the east and other but there's a false as far as the kid was a little unjust what is he. here volcanism up into different if us will commit this one i guess or. three or four childress oscar was an aussie is because it fits your own kind of awkwardness is if you know. a little sickle but. it's mistook at the end of the political. bessie micro. welcome to the both of. those are the. on the city since it is official to fix the example. susi says he said it's a cool. constant she said and you felt a little this is the good i thought it was if instead of. a final cause it is what up on the put it the white people know he's going to done it surely more years surely play she proceeded to move up on

sympathetic to the pussy according to father emmanuel nothing happened. but why then was he shipped out of cameroon when he could have been posted to another diocese in the country. in the millennium his new superior explains in the news. that he doesn't know we're filming. a mission to. kill in this case but it is. also the news. this is just a movie is the question i'll swallow you see the foam. in this. little girl. it doesn't exist. on to this earth also believe in and so the community of st john ship father emmanuel off to bologna is so he wouldn't be anywhere near any kids. but when we leave the priory to posters catch our eye if tetra seinfeld it or antioch a theater inside the priory. tell you then that the penny drops. to create this is all good i know that it wasn't your stuff at that forces but there is says it all. because of all the said so is up as all. of that other stuff that's your teacher if a tornado is off of it but it is me that a minute i was the one clearly not a member well it is a false bust. and after all these to ing and fro in

tonight the french president, emmanuel macron, is entertaining a guest on a mission.he holiday either would have hoped for. simon jack, bbc news. our europe correspondent adam fleming is in le lavandou, near to where the the two leaders are meeting. this is mrs may's latest stop on the european charm offensive, how well on the plans going down with the french? we know absolutely nothing about how this meeting has gone beyond what the leaders had for there are five course dinner. it does not mean it was a triumph or disaster, just that this is part of a long process and will end in a couple of months with a political declaration by the eu and uk about the shape of future relationships in the shape of future relationships in the years and decades after brexit. mrs may hopes the government published and so she is on a tour to make sure fellow leaders every part of the white paper is not misinterpreted. she faces challenges, not least the fact that the 27 remaining leaders of the eu negotiate as one and she has to win over more than just one or two, even if they are power

>> yes, well literally, the chickens have come home to roost for rahm emmanuel.t more police officers. what they're saying is we can't handle the situation, it's beyond us, out of control. they want to treat people like safari animals with more wardens for the safari. no, the idea is that we need resources in the communities and these assets, eliminate, get rid of chicago's historical seg re dpags that's been fought against since king marched through here in 1966. the segregation. they are a in a situation where they need to have, they have plenty of chances, they're always doing things in the heat of crisis and lie to us because they don't deliver on those promises once the heat has dissipated. >> harris: wow, we know you not to be a person to mince words. with mayor rahm emmanuel, i assume that you probably, since we last talked, may have had contact with his office. what are they planning to do, going into this next weekend? i mean, the outside of putting more police on the streets, what you're talking about, more social issues. that's about politics. >> well,

jon: mike emmanuel on capitol hill, thanks, mike. >> sure.on: the strained relationship between president trump and his attorney general jeff sessions hitting a new low this week as an escalating war of words raises new questions about the sessions job security. garrett tenney has the latest from the white house. garrett? >> well, jon, this is not the first time president trump has stoked speculation that jeff sessions could be on his way out, but this time around there are some differences. you remember last year, senator lindsay graham warned there would be hell to pay if the president fired sessions. that was fairly emblematic of how most g.o.p. senators felt. this week though senator graham along with senator grassley said they could be open to confirming a new attorney general after the midterm elections. on nbc's meet the press, though, senator jeff flake said firing sessions would still raise a lot of concerns for most folks on capitol hill. >> maybe a few isolated voices saying that the president ought to fire him now. i can tell you,

thirty three year old emmanuel jerome comes originally from south sudan and has been in detmold for twoand a half years. but his future is uncertain. unable to return home because his life is still at risk he played for asylum eighteen months ago and is still waiting to hear whether he'll be allowed to stay in germany . in the meantime he's been relying on the charity of others and lives in this apartment in a retirement home owned by a local. maybe i'm the lucky to use. german. when a firm. supporter everyone is there for. even i get it i thought ok. resolved to michael until anything so. he was forced to leave his family a mother and sisters back in sudan a country torn apart by war and famine he called bad to display photos of them in his apartment and they're here. it's so hard look at them and been six years without seeing them. even to talk with their love for some time is painful i miss them so much i want to talk to them but when i talked with them i was like why did i call it like i because i don't want to hear what is happening and i don't we never talk even when we call us we

kabila will not be standing in december's election instead he's backing the former interior minister emmanuel rama zani. the former first lady of ivory coast has been freed from jail after being granted amnesty for her role in the civil war simone bankers has been long refused to accept defeat in twenty ten triggering a conflict that killed three thousand people she was sentenced to twenty years in prison and twenty fifteen. the u.s. says it will impose sanctions against russia an attack on a former spy in britain and in this area the state department says russia used a nerve agent novacek to try to poison so this cripple that his daughter junia in salzburg in march well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera the inside story that's a little less about. protests in bangladesh after more road deaths with students demanding law changes the government says political rivals are stirring up trouble ahead of an election what's driving the public anger and is it just about politics this is inside story . hello and welcome to the program my mama june the deaths of two teenager

from montreal, canada, emmanuelle caplette, everybody! thank you very much! our first guest tonight is an actor and comedian you know from such shows as "community" and "the soup." he is the host of "the joel mchale show with joel mchale" which is currently streaming on netflix. let's take a look. >> on "the today show," jennifer lopez gave a few of the female anchors a well thought out essay on the evolution of the feminist movement. oh, excuse me. i mean, she took them to a studio and made them dance about feminism. ♪ >> we are women and we deserve equal -- >> yes. >> pay. >> yes. yeah. now you're talking our language. >> and then we climb the rope to the top to break the glass ceiling. >> ceiling. >> and we -- >> what are we doing? >> kick through the door. ♪ come -- >> yes! [ laughter ] >> and then we see the door is locked because we're trapped in matt lauer's office. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show joel mchale. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: hi, buddy! >> nice to see you. >> seth: it's great to see you. >> i

but talking to emmanuel macron about some of the keyissues emmanuel macron about some of the key issueshort holiday to see president obama on is a sign of british weakness, almost cry for help from theresa may. is there anything in that? i think it is better to see this as two european leaders sitting down at a difficult moment to discuss political issues in front of them which is why i do not think emphasis should be on whether emmanuel macron will move on this or that because i‘m sure that will not be the case. having taken 15 i‘m sure that will not be the case. having ta ken 15 months i‘m sure that will not be the case. having taken 15 months to produce a british position we cannot go to the europeans two weeks later and said this is it, take it or leave it. we have to show flexibility and perhaps the prime minister can send a signal of that in these talks. the governor of that in these talks. the governor of the bank of england has been saying the possibility of a no—deal brexit is uncomfortably high, do you share that opinion? any risk of no—deal brexit is uncomfortably high becaus

- amanda seyfried, msnbc anchor katy tur, music from brandi carlile, featuring the 8g band with emmanuelleaplette. ♪ a [ chee applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. e [ cheers and appla >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. in an interview last night, president trump said that he an told rusresident vladimir putin not to meddle in any future u.s. elections. so good news, apparently there are going to be future u.s. elecons. [ laughter and applause ] no small thing. the white house announced today that president trump plans to re invite russiandent vladimir putin to washington t this fall in w sure to be the worst ever episode of "undercover boss." [ laughter and applause ] russian state media showed video siday of nuclear weapons being tested despite pnt trump and vladimir putin talking this week about avoiding an arms race. even worse, they showed the helsinki summit with a laugh track. >> there was no collusion at all.la hter and applause ] ♪ every

delayed and led to violent protests the ruling party has put forward a former interior minister emmanuel rama zani should. the former first lady of ivory coast has been freed from jail after being granted amnesty for her role in post-election violence simone berg was housman laurel refused to accept electoral defeat in twenty ten and that triggered conflict that killed three thousand people she was sentenced to twenty years in prison in twenty fifteen the u.s. says it will impose sanctions against russia over an attack on a former spy in britain earlier this year the state department says russia use nerve gas to poison surrogate script pal and his daughter in the english city of sorcery in march is seventy three years since the united states dropped an atomic bomb and nagasaki in japan which led to the end of the second world war at a ceremony to mark the universe the anniversary un secretary general antonio terror she urged all the leaders to commit to nuclear disarmament saying the fear of war is still present three days before and after sadly the u.s. adopt another atomic bomb on hiro

french president emmanuel mccall says the european union needs to stop relying on the united states for its security in a speech setting out his diplomatic agenda has said europe needs to have an integrated defense policy with a common budget is also called for the development of trade and financial tools which he says are needed to fend off u.s. sanctions. gritter solidarity means we will have to look again at the structure of european defense and security this year in a renewed dialogue on cyber security the chemical weapons conventional weaponry territorial conflict space security the protection of the polar zones in particular with russia i want us to launch an exhaustive reflection if with all of our european partners latasha bottle has more from pars him out omar can use this speech to the ambassadors to in a way promote his multilateral vision of the world and politics in the face of what he sees as rising nationalism and populism in terms of the european union he said that the union must try and strengthen its abilities in terms of security and defense and not be so reliant on t

but i think the first part of that is going to be the tricky bit, actually persuading emmanuel macronome people here that say that france may well show a little bit of flexibility later on in the game. but not at this stage, probably, and certainly not the kind of flexibility that theresa may is looking for. lucy williamson in paris, thank you. zimbabwe‘s opposition has vowed to launch court action to try to overturn the results of the country‘s presidential election. the president of zimbabwe, emmerson mnangagwa, has been declared the winner and called it "a new beginning". the announcement follows days of deadly violence and allegations of vote rigging, as our reporter andrew plant has been finding out. cheering celebrations on the streets of zimbabwe after the country‘s controversial presidential election. zimbabwe‘s president, emmerson mnangagwa, a 75—year—old politician nicknamed the crocodile due to his shrewd, some say ruthless, political manoeuvring, winning zimbabwe‘s first election since the end of robert mugabe‘s rule in november last year. in the days before the announceme

severe of these sexually transmitted diseases that's what prep protects against shitty pap for emmanuelle means freedom freedom from the once life threatening disease called hiv. i am the rain forest i watched them grow up. they've left but they always come back. yes they always come back. for my trees there were my plants their medicine this for my beauty. their escape. i've always been. and i. sometimes i get. nothing. for ever. but schumann's they're so smart so smart such big brains and opposable thumb. they know how to make things amazing things now why would they need an old forest like me. train. well they do breanne the air.