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away when against out spark after falling behind early on that they took control with kevin fall and gilly getting the equaliser is a teammate chi halfords then gave laver cruzan to lead with just just just a half time pardon me it is looping shot in the end laver cues made it look easy winning by a four one swore line let's take a look at after the goal area are the results so far from the weekend's bonus league action life secured champions league qualification with a two one win over freiburg frankfurt's hopes of a top four finish took a blow after an illness draw with her time frame and lost four one on the road to bissell dorf last place one of her mind and stuttgart securitas crucial one nil win over minchin blood bath and on sunday off and on face wolfsburg while byron travel to nuremberg. in tennis domenech team has pulled off an upset the barcelona open beating eleven time champion rafael nadal in the semifinal team took advantage of some uncharacteristic mistakes from the dow on his favorite surface to claim the match six or six for the defeat ends a run of three consecutive titl

huge concerns we have seen from protest in the parts ——in the past and people living near the site to gillyre are worries about house prices and worries about houses. the 0.5 richter scale rule that was put in by the government, what natasha engel is saying is what the industry have asked for, for it to be brought up to 1.5 and campaigners and locals want that to happen first of a lot of these areas are quite conservative areas so the government are beholden to the fact that if they backed her they would have looked like they were in the hip pocket of industry and if they hadn't then they risk losing their voters. talk to us about the story on the guardian. home office chaos. whistleblowers saying that their teams are facing very stringent targets which it's very difficult for them to meet. the guardian did a series of articles in the paper on a lot of unhappiness in the home office. frontpage is focusing on the very, very overworked and under resourced people who are processing asylu m resourced people who are processing asylum claims. there are some things that are very worrying. it shoul

in saudi arabia, certainly opinion has shifted against saudi arabia in washington in general and to gilly in congress since the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi last fall. as the white house becomes increasingly distant from the view of many in congress it could pose a number of challenges to the white house in achieving its policy goals in a variety of foreign policy areas. sudanese opposition has called for big demonstrations this week to remove the government of omar basheer who has ruled the government since taking power 30 years ago in a military coup. dozens have been killed and thousands detained in protest that began after bread prices rose sharply earlier this year. many of those at the forefront are young women — fighting to create a new society — as our africa editor fergal keane reports. the women of al—ahfad university, facing the regime's police. the men with guns drive past repeatedly. but the women stand firm. and that kind of courage is everywhere these days. assil diab is a celebrated sudanese artist. but she's using her talent to protest, painting the faces of the detai

had to cope with the massive figure of one hundred fourteen immigrants both to you to see of the gillies quota system so on the basis of these figures you claim indigenous astonied ends up being replaced by black people not just by bad as it turns out. but that there are two things we don't as a class but i'm just talking about the migrants well it doesn't make any difference to us this is a guy explosion and is a sorry this does not make any difference whether they are from hugh crane or from nigeria it's still a matter that they are not estonians and demand i am sure my saturating well if you . don't know we are not in the union has set a cap on my reasons are you two hundred gun owners users lying or not the government doesn't know what its doing but is approved most of the human easy to say government lie government does or has admitted on numerous occasions that they don't even know how many people have come from ukraine over the past few years they just don't know and then they say but officer figure is here well sorry the official figure doesn't cut it but i wanted i wanted i want

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my name is andy gillis. i lived in the mission for 22 years. in that time, i seen this neighborhood dramatically change by the forces of gentrification, greed and basic lack of understanding of the people who live here. there's definitely a housing crises in san francisco. it has been grossly simplified as lack of supply. we ned to build lots more housing. i agree we need more housing but this year, i think we've overbuilt luxury condos to the tune of 200%. we just built 18% low income housing we need. for me this is an issue about what kind of housing we build and whom. the government of san francisco embodies such as the planning commission supposed to represent the current residents of san francisco. not just affluent people who don't even live here why the and not wealthy developers. i feel the project proposed for 344 14th street exhibit all the symptom this project will make my commute more dangerous. building projects like this will either housing crises. i know it's not the planning commission's mandate to single handled solve the housi

russ gerber from gerber kawasaki and colin gillis from chapman road partners.s start with you. >> the guide looks like it's got people excited here. obviously apple with a reputation of being relatively conservative about guidance. it was above the range for revenues capital return of 75 billion i think is in the zone of what a lot of people were looking for and i think the idea there was no revenue shortfall in any particular line item, so therefore the fact they're stopping iphone unit sales was not necessarily a greater signal that there was some ongoing iphone sales >> services was a beat psychologically that's important. at 11.45 16% growth >> i agree i think the services number is nice for them certainly. but at the same time what we really want to see is a better breakdown of what that really encompasses. they're sort of in line or with expectations but in terms of how much of it's advertising, how much of it's am music, the new apple news for that matter, the stuff that's owned and operated and then the third party, the tax, the 30% tax they take on the

that determined to continue pushing for real change victoria gate to be there that's big differences gillishe was formally north africa correspondent of the financial times he's now an associate at the barcelona center for international affairs is joining us from tunis thanks very much for speaking to us on al-jazeera so algeria as army chief just a few hours ago said that the military was considering all options to resolve the political crisis and said time is running out is that a warning that he's sending to the protesters how do you read his comments. no it's not it's not a warning a toll yesterday the full the prime minister reform this from minister of. very notable article in which he explained that the constitution as it stands is not capable of providing the means all the engineering for a transition a government we have a prime minister who has no authority we have ministers who are basically who are nothing of the new minister of finance the former governor of central bank who is being complicit of all of the. financial shenanigans of the last few years and so the the mr pointed

so, let's get insight into the taliban and afghanistan, these top stories from johnny gilly jones, formerltiple combat towers. great to have you with us. >> good evening. >> shannon: the decision for the icc that it's not going to pursue the cases potential they say war crimes, the president welcomes the decision and reiterates that the united states holds american citizens to the highest legal and ethical standard, any attempt to target americans will be met with a swift and vigorous response. some say this is a travesty the case was dropped. >> i think the president is right. we're the only country in the world that goes to war and provides humanitarian, as we kill enemies or anything else. from boots on the ground, we keep a great accountability for the things that happen overseas. when things happen or do go awry or things immoral happen from u.s. military, we come home and we put those people on trial, when they're found guilty put them in jail. right now, we have two high profile cases of a navy seal and army ranger, greener about ray on trial, their guilt isn't decided but with sto

frances gillis is a senior research fellow at the barcelona center for international affairs he joins us live now on the phone from barcelona sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera first of all your reaction to this resignation and where you think it takes the country now. well. i think it's in a sense history's excel or aging question we have to ask ourselves is who is calling the shots is the chief of staff general gates or are attempting to take himself or is this simply part of a process which will lead to an opening up of the system that as a critic question tonight and we don't really have the answers but couldn't not potentially be the same people who've been calling the shots for years because of course president believes these beautifully guy had a stroke in two thousand and thirteen he was obviously not a well man hadn't been seen in public for a long time part of the reason why cause such outrage when he announced he was going to stand for elections today so do you think that it's likely that there's been a change of the power behind the throne so to speak

. >> reporter: john bradley who plays the affable sam on where he thinks his character and gilly shoulde you never know who's going to live or die, actors revealing whose demises touched them the most. >> it's difficult. shawn's was amazing because it was just so shocking because to one knew that they were going to kill off main characters. >> hodor, i mean, that's not just a favorite death, but probably my favorite scene in the entire series so far. >> reporter: it was indeed a night of reunions. you have to take a look from the after party. we think joe jonas, sophie turner's fiance may feel left out judging by this photo. in this caption, he wrote, i thought this guy died. spoiler alert, he did. guys, that is joffrey, one of the most infamous villains in tv history. he was there along with the rest of the cast hanging out, celebrating this eighth and final season. >> what a night. i'm sure amy robach was somewhere hiding outside. >> for sure. she infiltrated it and had her valerian sword going past the guard. >> well done. >> thank you, will. we'll head right over to rob. >>> hey, go

kate stinchcombe—gillies is an independent travel expert and joins me now. rent market is huge. it was created as a disruption ten or so years ago. some guys tried letting some beds out during a conference and look at where we are now. it has disrupted how we travel. it has opened up the will to people who cannot afford to travel in some places. it has allowed people to find accommodation in places they could not have before. you have rented out a room in your house but have also travelled in other people ‘s houses so you see both the benefits from those renting and staying. is it some of the criticism affair? that too many professional organisations are getting in? my experience of it was as it wasn't born to be. renting a spare room to people who were passing through and staying in a spare room when i was passing through a centre although i have stayed in apartments as well. it has involved and become a commercial entity. it is a global and financial entity. it is a global and financial entity. larger organisations in the letting space are using it as a ma