gregg: welcome back. i'm greg ja gregg jarrett.ark zuckerberg said he wants global regulators to rein in big internet companies. facebook is under scrutiny for suppressing conservative views. >>> the executor who turned cnn into a fake news network reportedly wants to run new york city. the new york post reporting that he's funding a may recall run in 2021. tbood luck, jeff. >>> renowned constitutional scol lore alan dershowitz saying that the radical dimms have no legal authority to demand its release tmplets special counsel under the rules has an obligation to file a report with the attorney general. will's nothing in the rules that require the attorney general to make the report public particularly if it contains information critical of people who war not dieted. thiindicted.this is not a legal. gregg: joining me, judicial watch president tom fitton. unindicted individuals, secret grand jury testimony, as well as classified information. i'm not sure there's a strong legal basis for nadler and company to be demanding the full unr

gregg: welcome back.al dimms are so desperate to prevent donald trump from winning again in 2020 that their agenda is about to get a whole lot more radical. senator brian shafts, new guy, set to introduce a constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college. that's right. the radical amendment is an amendment supported by presidential candidate kristen gillibrand, dick durbin, dianne feinstein has been there since moses brought the tablets down. former vice president joe biden's potential 2020 campaign off to a very rocky start before it even officially began. former nevada democratic assembly woman lucy flores accusing biden of making her feel uneasy, gross and confused at a campaign event in 2014. biden spokesperson defending the boss' behavior and calling the accusations smears and forgeries propagated by the right-wing trolls. you got to love that. later today a second woman from connecticut came forward accusing biden of touching her inappropriately at a 2009 fundraiser. i'm sure he's a republ

hillary clinton and frame donald trump," boy, he has been right, fox news contributor and legal analyst, gregg jarrett but also, investigative reporter sara carter is with us. rush limbaugh said, we're going to play this in a minute, gregg, by every standard, the evidence is overwhelming and incontrovertible. he even sent out hillary clinton as secretary of state, the state department employees, don't use your private devices or state department materials. she signs it. private server, classified, top-secret, information marked as such on her, on that secret server, we believe hacked by at least a six foreign intelligence agencies. that is the underlying crime. why did she delete 33,000 subpoenaed emails, bleach pit, and beat up the devices, pull out sim cards? that would be an intent of obstruction. meeting all of the criteria and

>> gregg: at least.enaed emails and cleaned up the hard drives -- >> gregg: obstruction of justice. >> sean: how come they never talk about that? >> gregg: that was a corrupt act. intended to destroy evidence identified in the statute as obstruction of justice. >> sean: we might get back to this. the statue of limitations is not passed. immigration, cher. >> gregg: i'm going to eat these words one day periods me when she's right. we are not taking care of americans and one thing i would say to share, like we said on the cameras to nancy pelosi's district. right outside of her enclave of millionaire neighbors hasn't she built a homeless shelter that takes care of all those homeless people that are and in the streets and all the needles on the streets outside of the neighborhood. >> gregg: we will always remember this we can from the time tiger woods came back from the dead to the first masters 2005. the moment where cher became a republican. it is amazing. a tweet she actually had out in 2017 where she sa

sara,, we'll start with you, thn we'll ask gregg. what is coming? >> there will be indictments.l be an avalanche. according to sources i was speaking with today, people are already turning on each other, so we are going to see people, senior officials within the fbi, people within the doj that are going to try to throw their colleagues under the bus just to save themselves, and i think that they need to be very concerned now, very concerned about what they did, and about weaponizing our intelligencer community. >> sean: gregg, fisa abuse alone, those that regular hillary investigation along, those that tried to undo a duly, elected president alone, did serious problems, not for rank and file fbi and intelligence, the 99.9% of good people. >> officials using their office, abusing it for political purpose come along to a court, a conspiracy to leaked government documents, if i were james comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzok, john brennan, james clapper, i wouldn't be sleeping very well tonight or many nights to come. >> sean: ken starr, real quick, 20 seconds, do you agree? >> i agr

gregg fravre, professor gregg favre, interesting to talk to you.uador has renewed his allegations about the behaviour of the wikileaks co—founder, julian assange, during his 7 year stay at the ecuadorean embassy in london. julian assange was arrested last week by british police and now faces possible extradition to the united states on hacking charges. the president spoke to our north america editorjon sopel. translation: several, from verbal insults against ecuador, when he referred to our country as a completely insignificant country, on one hand. and on the other — excuse me that i have to say this here — but even smearing his faeces on our embassy‘s walls. i think these are sufficient reasons to revoke and terminate his asylum. so what did jon sopel make of what president moreno told him? it was a kind of a shocking claim, as you can imagine, coming from the country's president, which gives it all that additionalforce. i should say thatjulian assange's lawyer has denied any suggestion that he behaved in that way. the president also went on to t

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gregg, i think, some was redacted but you can check it out. next shoe to drop on this is the mueller probe. at the big question that's getting left out of everybody's conversation on this, when did mueller do exactly that collusion was a hoax? you and i knew two years ago. so did any rational, sentient being. what was he doing for 675 do days. >> according to the president's lawyer, john dowd, he20 knew as early as december of 2017, which is about 7 or 8 moms after mueller was appointed special counsel. he certainly knew a year ago from today. so why the american public had to go through this agonizing investigation that to some extent debilitated and deterred the president's efforts to advance policy decisions, why mueller sat on at least that part of it, no collusion part, he's really bewildering and confoundingss. it was commissioned by hillary clinton, the dossier, what it's all about. and it was advanced by two nefarious characters, christopher steele and glenn simpson. steele was fired for lying and he's gone into hiding. simpson invoked

he's a very good first as part of the game i okay, it feels got to go continue with free shipping >>gregg popovich can be very serious and entertaining as well very cool. don't talk about. thank you still ahead, a woman says. and of course a stranger jumped in and drove away she found her car but why she will be driving it ever again. >>several times since coming well his happens during a police chase on tuesday in washington state police say the suv was stolen last friday when a woman left it running outside her apartment complex. the suspect only suffered a broken arm which is pretty amazing a lot of lot flipping he was arrested and he was charged and look at this surveillance video from fresno shows a man stealing a chainsaw by stuffing it under his shirt and down his pants this happened yesterday the man takes a chainsaw from a display stuff, the blade down his pants and covers the engine assembly with his jacket the store's owner says the man then just drove off in his pi wow and express delivery to space a rsia this morning to deliver supplies, e trip just took. russia's space agenc

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that, by definition, she committed felonies, gregg laid it out often on this program. now the next part of this, democrats talked about obstruction. well, we have an underlying crime. we now know -- we knew then, we know now. nobody goes through the effort of deleting 33,000 emails and cleaning up the hard drive with beat bit, normal people don't do that, do they? >> no, normal people do not do that. people with intent to that. it showsin that she has intenti. she knew something was wrong. she spent her whole life in government, sean. i don't believets she wants to be the center of attention. i believe she is fighting for her life. she knows and for her reputation she knows exactly what she did. she is trying, like the rest of them -- >> sean: does she know she is in legal jeopardy right now? >> i think she absolutely knowsly she is in legal jeopardy. she is a lawyer. she knows exactly what's going on here. so she is trying to deny everything, admit nothing, turn everything over against trump, put it all back on him. they are tryingt to clean themselves by going public

they wanted to believe that russia hoax, but as gregg's book pointed out, we've been on peeling every for two years. they've been wrong the whole time and now it is been writing back. >> avenatti was about as real as the russian hoax, sean. he was on tv more than i was, and i have two shows! anybody with a brain could see this from a mile away. the guys leveraged to the teeth with jets, porsches, expensive watches, everywhere he goes, lawsuits, bankruptcies follows. he shows up all of a sudden on the east coast with two fake kavanaugh accusers and cnn declares him the dragonslayer. avenatti 2020. what was he really? he was a complete scam artist in the media never kicked the tires, tucked under the hood, they didn't want to know. they put it right in the middle of the show room because they know what moves merchandise, and what moves merchandise is trump hate and impeachment. >> sean: up and go to what's coming -- switching topics. look at it now, the barr investigation, the criminal referrals, we had devin nunes on earlier. president trump told making of itit, fisa applications, all

his evidence has been overwhelming, incontrovertible theater gregg jarrett and sara carter, next. ♪ ♪: new developments tonight in the jussie smollett a hate crime holds as the "empire" actor faces a fresh new lawsuit in the ongoing saga appeared for the latest from the west coast newsroom, fox correspondent trace gallagher. trace, this never ends. >> hi, sean. yes, it never. the osundairo brothers are suing jussie smollett's lawyer saying they continue to lie, the brothers "led a racist and violent attack against mr. smollett." here is the brother's lawyer, watch. >> the chicago and brothers the truth. spirit if they could have remained silent. but instead, they told the truth to the police, and with their right hand in the air, they told the truth to the grand jury. >> the osundairos state their reputations and livelihoods have taken a hit and they can barely make ends meet. the brothers essay smollett hired them to stage a hate crime hoax and gave them money to purchase certain items, and there is surveillance video of them buying rope, gasoline, ski masks, and caps that rezone bot

gregg: but the girl didn't work this, right? >> she worked in a record store.- [inaudible conversations] >> record stores and coffee shops are not where you enlist people for a lynch mob. [laughter] you've got to go to the gym, you know what i'm saying? or a bar. you don't go into a record store and say, guys, let's get somebody. , no it's going to scratch my elbow. greg: i can just like anybody who says let's get 'em. even if i find somebody i don't like, i'm not into the mob thing. >> right. well, it's interesting because being a 30-year-old woman, i've seen a lot of hats. greg: five years ago. >> i've seen a lot of hats. i'm exactly 30. that's what's known at age shaming which affects women more than men. [laughter] >> let's get him. >> let's get him. [laughter] [applause] >> but i could never imagine not liking a hat so much that i actually say a something about it, and i have seen dudes walking around in those fbi, female body inspector hats. [laughter] so if i can see a dude walking around in one of those hats, she can calm down. this is america. we let a

what moves merchandise is trump hate and impeachment. >> sean: i'm switching topics, gregg.k now, we have the barr investigation. look at the criminal referrals. we had devin nunes on earlier. president trump told me gang of eight, fisa applications. all of this information is coming out. 302s. horowitz report. how bad is this going to be for the media and for the democrats that lied for 2 1/2 years? >> it's going to be devastating for them. we only know, i'd say, maybe 25% of the corruption that occurred. we'll learn about the rest of it over the ensuing months. >> sean: how many people don't think will go to jail? >> it's hard to know. i think there will be a lot of people under criminal investigation and some will be criminally charged. >> sean: thank you both for being with us. by the way, it's hannity's world tonight, jesse. you don't have every show. thanks for having me on last week. when we come back, the city of chicago is officially suing juss juss jussie smollett. trace gallagher has more. only relieves 6 symptoms, claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion

live from berlin looking for a lifeline britain's a theresa may makes a deadline dash to avoid a greggs that crash out just three days away from the word drawled its main meets with president michel and paris to plead for another extension earlier she made the same plea to chance on the american and berland also coming up israelis vote in a hotly contested election political newcomer but he got a centrist and a former general is mounting a stiff challenge to for term prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his right wing likud party were in jerusalem. on the ark thank you so much for your company everyone. it is crunch time for british prime minister theresa may she's been on a whirlwind european tour ahead of a crucial issue summit tomorrow and just days before the u.k. scheduled departure from the bloc she met with french president in myanmar calm and paris and earlier she was here in berlin for talks with german chancellor angela merkel may once an extension to the leaving date is thought that berlin favors a long extension but paris once a short while the prime minister's office simpl

gregg jarrett and investigative reporter and he writes for the hill john solomon. all three of you deserve what the "new york times" and "the washington post" received in terms of your hard work and your coverage and without your digging and sources and everything in between i don't think we would be where we are today. i applaud all of you for your hard work. start with you. let's talk about hillary. look at this. >> she has got to be the most clueless person in america. she has the audacity to accuses attorney general and deputy of getting it wrong on obstruction and accusing trump of obstructing justice when she is really the symbol of obstruction straight out of the statute not one but two of the five provisions concealing evidence and destroying documents. she writes this op-ed telling everybody she is an theater oauthority on impeachmed cites her husband's own impeachment. i will tell you what's going on here. hillary clinton cannot stand that she is not the center of attention. i mean, it's like crack cocaine for her. power always gave her attention. she can

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congressman mike turner, gregg jarrett, and sydney powell tell you who might be held accountable as this tanity special continues. feel the clarity... of non-drowsy claritin... and relief from symptoms caused by over... 200 outdoor and indoor allergens. like those from pollen, pets and dust. because new memories start with dusting off old ones. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. the democrats are in deep denial. take look. >> amid an outcry from former national security officials who served in democratic and republican administrations, over the unfounded accusation of spying. >> and it shows, i think, either a lack of understanding or willful ignorance. >> look, there's a robust tin foil hat community in the united states that truly believes that the government is spying on them. there's a deep state within the federal government. >> didn't back off that much, it's like a sean hannity script, if he wasn't doing hah what was he doing given there's no evidence for it. >> let's just say how very, very dismaying and disappointing that the chief law enforcement officer of our country i

it plan none of the four proposed alternatives to prime minister to resign may's gregg's it deal got a majority u.k. is now just ten days away from exiting the european union without any deal. reuters is reporting a group of former u.s. intelligence agents helped the united arab emirates spy on prominent arab media figures the hack was part of a u.a.e. intelligence program exposed by the news agency earlier this year targets for the hackers included the chairman of al-jazeera and the host of a b.b.c. arabic television show. as the headlines were back to the top of the hour. in the colbert of twenty eight dean the eyes of the water were fixed on the domestic events until it is biggest city istanbul. the saudi jordan a list working in the us for the washington post jamal khashoggi walked into his country's consulate in istanbul but was never seen again. all the evidence points to his murder and said just his body was first dismembered and then disposed of. this horrific story has since been well documented but there are still bits missing and serious questions remain unanswered as to w

but not 63 seconds into a game tonight spurs coach gregg popovich got the heave hold only one minuter game against denver. he was apparently upset after he felt the nuggets paul millsap or esop found lamarcus aldridge popovich immediately called a timeout probably picked up and choose technicals small and the ejection complaining about on call some coach to be tossed within the first e 46 into a 22 12 game in boston. the nuggets won in a blowout. so the warriors lead the western conference fight one and a half the w. but gregg popovich they want to be on the other end him yelling at you so you broke the in 3 seconds. it's either that's right quickest rejection rate of income that's right gerri very impressive that's the record you want to >>kron four is now streaming live local news 24 hours a day if you haven't tried kron on yet, here's what you're missing. >>today was bad some are worse. stoner into the oakland hills. termites, feasting on homes 24/7. we're on the move. roger. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop w

number one seller "the russia hoax" -- by the way, part two is coming out, fox news analyst analyst gregghost in new york. congratulations on that. what is the second book? i see you in your office like a crazy person writing like a madman. >> so much new evidence and information has come out since the first book went to print. >> sean: do you have a title? >> i do indeed. "witch hunt." >> sean: what i said about thursday, i think thursday -- they lost. everything --os >> they will never admit they lost. until their dying day, they will claim there is some criminal collusion somewhere, we just don't know it and mueller couldn't find it. they will always claim that -- >> sean: the fourth time.is not the first. >> they will always claim that the president's words constitute obstruction. i spend a whole chapter is abusing that. be wonderful what we have to have -- >> corrupt intent. you don't have to have an underlying crime but you can't prove a case without underlying crime. >> sean: hillary has an underlying crime. the espionage act. you identified seven or eight felonies that she broke.

we were going to have that sound it was it was quite entertaining you're talking about gregg popovichumping in on another head coaches press conference putting his and around his shoulder and say what happened tonight like he had no idea of that was all about exactly what happened there. >>i kicked out crown for is now streaming live local news 24 hours a day if you haven't tried kron on yet, here's what you're missing. >>today was bad some are worse. the oakland hills. >>auburn police were able to return thousands of dollars in cash to a man after a woman found the money just right there on the side of the road had happened yesterday just after 00:02pm in the afternoon, a man called the placer county sheriff's office saying he had lost about $14,000. police say he apparently left the money on the tire of his car and drove off forgetting about it. well until james found the money thinking it was trash until she looked inside. she first wrote home where she and her daughter counting up to nearly $16,000 including money orders. she says the thought of keeping it never crossed her so she

championship winning coach gregg popovich and his son into a new spurs. and while pop doesn't have the likes of tim duncan and tony parker and even i he does have the marcus aldridge and the moderates and those for us for that . both play showing they've got the hunger to win made it and be a tigers respectively but of jock itch in fine form game six was a tie to fair for the most part but you know the spurs did however benchley put away their. heroes and scored twelve of just twenty five points in the panelled mccourt i was they went into the fourth five points ahead kept them from there they didn't look back the spurs went on to see a one twenty two one zero three when i forced a decisive game seven their hopes of bringing home championship number six to san antonio remain very much alive so while malik al-jazeera. in the n.h.l. playoffs the boston bruins have continued their impressive form in the n.h.l. all the brothers who are now many people's favorites that won the opening game of their eastern conference semifinal series against the columbus blue

. >>> nba sports coach gregg popovich was ejected last night in the games first 63 seconds. he missed a denver win. >>> golf at the masters tees off one week from today. organizers have struggled with vision for 85 years. for the first time ever, women get to play a competitive tournament round at augusta national. it's a 54 hole event, the first 36 off-site, the final 18 at augustine on saturday.er the gle. one of them is stanford's own andrea lee. >> is kind of an opportunity of a lifetime. you know, for women to be able to compete at augustine national, or have the chance to do so, is kind of monumental. it's definitely going to be a really big moment in women's golf. i think it will attract a lot of young girls and inspire them to play one day. >> women at augustine, amen to that. she shot a one over yesterday. is five off the lead. >>> time now, 4:57. >>> coming up, check your tickets or maybe rethink your vacation plans. a runway is shutting down at sfo . we tell you when to expect delays. >>> plus a bay area law firm is part of the first american wrongful death lawsui

you helped greggs to develop the vegan sausage roll, didn't you?was two yea rs of is really difficult, it was two years of development work to get such a good product. how much is it about them making it taste the same as the meat versions of things or the vegetarian versions? well, in that particular case, there were two... which was obviously get the feeling right because greggs's products are famous for the great tasting filling in them and obviously that was a lot of work, but also greggs do a lot of work to actually get the pastry right because it is really difficult to do a good pastry without using butter and eggs and so on. and so to get the vegan pastry was a real breakthrough for them and i think it shows how difficult this is because i understand with the burger king project, which i think is only in the us, the product will be labelled vegetarian because the burger is vegan but some of the other ingredients are not, commerce that shows how difficult it is. yeah, and also without burger, the burger king one, as you say it is being triall

the british prime minister readies her plea for another extension to gregg's it in brussels as the clock ticks down towards friday's no deal deadline. and war stories slams for rewriting history as it continues to reject russia's involvement in the memorial project at a former nazi death camp in poland. a warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me. now our top story this hour with almost all the votes now counted donald trump passed congratulated benjamin netanyahu on winning israel's general elections the incumbent leader looks set to win i recalled fifth term as the country's prime minister however the right wing leader will still have to form a coalition alliance but he seems to be in high spirits anyway. oh this is a night of tremendous victory i was very moved that the nation of israel once again and trusted me for the fifth time already tonight i have started talks with the heads of the right wing parties our natural partners i intend to be the prime minister of all israeli citizens right or left jews and non jews alike all israeli citizens it really would need somethi

championship winning coach gregg popovich and his son tony. and while pop doesn't have the likes of tim duncan and tony parker and even i he does have the marcus aldridge and the moderates and for us for that matter. both play showing they've got the hunger to win made it n.b.a. titles respectively but of jock itch in fine form game six of the tied to for the most part. you know the spurs did however benchley put away their. heroes and scored twelve of his twenty five points in the panelled mccoy i would say went into the fourth five points ahead kept them from there they didn't look back the spurs went on to see a one twenty two one zero three when i forced a decisive game seven their hopes of bringing home championship number six to san antonio remain very much alive so hale malik al-jazeera that's from a back to maryam thank you very much that wraps up the news hour but i'll be back in a moment with much more of the day's news for you soon. yard . by mail edition every week lee new cycle brings a series of breaking stories and then of cours

. >>> san antonio spurs head coach gregg popovich had a short night at the office.ght's game in denver after arguing over a noncall. that's his second ejection this week. it may have been the fastest in nba history. >>> dolly parton is off to the races this weekend as a nascar sponsor. the mostly pink number 2 chevy will be driven by tyler reddick during a race in bristol, tennessee. that's near parton's birthplace and the location of many dolly owned tourist attractions which, of course, are advertised on the car. >> good-looking car there. >>> up next in "the pulse," why air travel may soon get even more uncomfortable. >>> also ahead, a great idea. what some elementary school kids are now doing with all that food that's wasted in the cafeteria every day. >>> and pass the ketchup. the new option when it comes to condiments. weakening of enamel. ening is the now is the perfect time for a toothpaste like the new pronamel repair. this toothpaste takes it to the next level. it takes minerals and it drives it deep into the tooth surface so that we can actively help repa

championship winning coach gregg popovich and his son tony. and while pop doesn't have the likes of tim duncan and tony parker and you know. he does have the marcus aldridge and the moderates and for us for that matter. both they've got the hunger to win made it and be a tight his respectively but of jock itch in fine form game six was a tight fit for the most part. the spurs did however benchley put away their. rose and scored twelve of just twenty five points in the penultimate quarter. i as they went into the fourth five points ahead. from there they didn't look back the spurs went on to see a one twenty two one zero three one. fourth the decisive game seven their hopes of bringing home championship number six to san antonio remain very much alive so while malik al-jazeera. liverpool kick off in the english premier league in a few minutes needing a win to stay in the title race they take on hundreds field liverpool trailed manchester city by one point it's twenty nine years since they last won the week. well that's all your support for back

what's going on why is it taking them so long why it called we just leave especially those who wanted gregg's it here in parliament those who are advocating a softer bricks and maybe staying in the customs union some sort of a law in meant to the single market which would be more the labor position for them this is good news because they would have time to influence the brics that process and getting their views had in the government and their deal different deal they go shoot it here in london so for those who advocated for breaks it who really were driving this process for them it's something of a taboo they really don't want the european elections most of them at least are very clear that they don't want it. so you it really depends which sure which side of the you're looking on but overall for the people i think most of them don't want to have more on saturday they just want to know when is this over ok and gayle briefly if you could what happens next in brussels there's a key e.u. summit set for next week what's going to happen now. what you do leaders will have to decide on that's almos

european union may is requesting a short extension from the a use remaining members to britain's gregg's a deadline until june thirtieth well she hopes she can pass or draw a deal in that time but e.u. leaders are expected to grant a longer delay with conditions attached due to a lack of belief a maze ability to deliver an orderly burks it. well after she arrived at the commission building in brussels just moments ago a maid was asked by reporters what she would do if the e.u. insisted on a longer delay this is what she said. i'm working to ensure that we can leave the european union within the time scale that the government wants to see i want us to have to be able to leave the european union smooth and orderly way as soon as possible and that's what i'm going to be working for thank you. so that just moments ago in brussels before that german chancellor angela merkel she's one of the e.u. leaders who will decide britain's fate at that emergency summit in brussels this evening she has come out in support of giving the u.k. a longer extension. that's why i argue that we can absolutely pr

. >> dan: joining me for reaction is author of the russia hoax, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, former attorney sydney powell, and congressman mike turner. greg, i'll go to you first, this has to be surely one of the low points for the american media, the evidence for spying, your book, what a time to have a book called "the russia hoax." they're calling us conspiracy theorists as they promoted the russia hoax. the evidence of spice and spy-like is smacking them in the face. >> as you showed with the clips the mel owe dramatic anger and hysteria underscores that, you know, the terrific derangement syndrome is in a sad dementia among the media and democrats. they were opoplectic that mueller determined no collusion, now they're doggedly determined to destroy anybody who dares to tell the truth about the russia hoax. i feel badly for barr, barr is telling the truth, look up in the oxford dictionary spying is secretly collecting information, it can be legal, it can be illegal, human observation, listening devices, electronic communications, photographs, video, all of that is spying

mean i can tell you over the weekend it was actually really beautiful there were everything from greggs supporters and yellow vests to communist and socialist all merging together and chanting together to free julian assad outside the ecuadorian embassy and i would love to see more of that i know lenin marina's going to be in d.c. in five days i urge everybody to go down there and protest his meeting i will have free free julius onj posters for everybody who come and. yet i think people need to get off their butts and they need to take a firm stance against this because our first amendment is at stake and i do wild thing here and many up with a songs would have walked out of the ecuadorian embassy a free man. is it realistic. now he's never going to get a fair trial look what this judge did to john kiriakou it's the same court they dismissed seventy two motions that john kerry got that filed this judge they're known for pursuing these national security cases and there's not a snowball's chance that if he's extradited here he will have a fair shot there's no way. i understand i'm sorry i

nick bowles turn his plan a soft gregg said that would keep britain in the e.u. single market and for europe he also didn't muster a majority after which a did ject at bowls threw in the towel to cover his i accept i have fire. i have no chiefly because my coffee refuses to compromise. i regret saffold through ignoring that i can no longer sit for this cause. they don't follow. the old gentleman. but parliament isn't giving up another series of indicative votes could loom as early as wednesday and then maybe another vote on teresa mayes bragg's a deal which parliament has rejected three times already. but time is short in brussels the head of the european parliament's briggs it committee gave a whole start tweeted that monday's votes left a hard brigs that nearly inevitable he warned that the u.k. has one last chance to break the deadlock or face the abyss. and responding to last night's events in the house of commons the use chief brings a negotiator michele buying a spoke this morning in brussels this is what he had to say new deal with new group design or into

when it came to gregg's it. be a good month reporting from london and max huffman in brussels thank you to both of you. well for some more details on the german chancellor visit to ireland our political correspondent kate brady joins me in the studio hello to you kate so what exactly is uncle americal hoping to achieve with her visit to ireland at such a crucial time this is indeed a crucial time as you say and the main aim of this trip is going to be for macko to get a clearer picture of exactly what measures island intends on implementing should the u.k. crash out of the e.u. without a but without direct deal on april twelfth now as we head back from budget as well germany has said from the start of this brecht person s. that it stands in solidarity with island but at the same time there's only so much germany can do it can america can obviously go to ireland today and advise but at the end of the day the german chancellor has also always made it clear that decisions from the e.u. side regarding brics that do

hate i'm so grateful you're keeping on top of the twists and turns of gregg's it for is that he's all over in berlin. now diplomatic dispute is brewing over the construction of a memorial museum at a former nazi death camp in poland or still has rejected several requests from russia to take part in the project eliciting an angry response from moscow and ina garten of our brains is not. some a bore was a nazi run killing center and an intense secret very few survived to average taliban scream course. another unit arrived once they were already undressed they apparently understood where they were being taken naked and all in fear they ran away but where could they run everyone rushed to the bulk walk fences and there they were met with the fire of machine guns and rifles many people died from the bullets the rest were driven into the gas chambers the fires were burning into late at night that's all flames illuminated the evening black sky with its terrifying lights the whole camp and the surrounding territory. like thunder the screams of people rolled over the death camp six hundred peo

nick boles turn his plan a soft gregg said that would keep britain in the e.u. single market and for europe he also didn't muster a majority after which a did ject at bowls threw in the towel to cover his i accept i have fire. i have fire and chiefly because my coffee refuses to compromise thank. god for greater saffold through an army that i can no longer serious for this cost her. a couple. of old gentleman. throws out. but parliament isn't giving up another series of indicative votes could loom as early as wednesday and then maybe another vote on teresa mayes bragg's a deal which parliament has rejected three times already. but time is short in brussels the head of the european parliament's briggs it committee gave a whole start tweeted that monday's roads left a hard brigs it merely inevitable he warned that the u.k. has one last chance to break the deadlock or face the abyss and the stakes are high let's have a look now at the options that britain has there could be a fourth a vote on prime minister teresa mayes agreement if the deal is accepted britain wou

. >>> what has gotten into san antonio spurs coach gregg popovich lately? for the second time this week, he was ejected, this time it was just 63 seconds into the gamnu against the ets. >> he was upset. he thought that aldridge might have got fouled by millsap. >> he was argseng a mis foul when this happened. that was the fastest a coach has ever been kicked out of a game. >>> still ahead, can you guess hoay big those bonuses are for the final four coaches? bob kraft fights back against charges. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with new retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® i am proud of you, my man. making simple, smart cash back choices... with quicksilver from capital one. you're earning unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. like on that new laptop. quicksilver keeps things simple, gary. and smart, like you! and i like that. i guess i am pretty

give peer instructions as to what i or needed to say regarding the border in the event of a no get gregg's it but according to senior sources the event joined the roundtable discussions both with the group from the border community and also with the teacher quickly overawed her i'm an american made no direct demands are made no specific requests about the border so that was the main thing she didn't say that it needed to be absolutely secured in the event of a noted regs it didn't say that ireland or the irish government needed to come out and be much clearer about exactly what they were going to do in the event of an order of directors what she did was she came out of the press conference with leo varadkar and she spoke and i would say somewhat restrained terms in terms of the solidarity with art and she was clear that germany was done environment but she wasn't quite as ardent as with say a french president a minute in the chrome was when he met the teacher a few days ago but i think the most interesting thing she said was that when asked how the integrity of the single market will be ma

championship winning coach gregg popovich and his son into a new spurs. and while pop doesn't have the likes of tim duncan and tony parker and even i he does have the marcus aldridge and the moderates and for us for that. they both play showing they've got the hunger to win made it n.b.a. titles respectively but of jock itch in fine form game six was the title fair for the most part. the spurs did however benchley put away. the rose and scored twelve of his twenty five points in the penultimate quarter i was they went into the fourth five points ahead of kerry but from there they didn't look back the spurs went on to see a one twenty two one zero three with. force a decisive game seven their hopes of bringing home championship number six to san antonio remain very much alive so hale malik al-jazeera. in the n.h.l. playoffs the boston bruins have continued their impressive form of the bronzer who are now many people's favorite one the opening game of their it eastern conference semifinal series against the columbus blue jackets. leveled the game in the fin

they see out the regular season the kings winning one hundred thirteen one hundred six spurs coach gregg popovich objected for protesting the referee's calls just a bit too strong now to an invention that could have come in handy in that game this robot has been developed in japan it's called q three and i enjoined designed not to miss three points though it occasionally does so you need human after all other minor drawbacks include an inability to dribble or jump no slam dunk ok that's all your sport and the polls thank you very much for that and that does it for this al-jazeera news hour for me it is a problem and the entire team here thank you very much for watching. israel war on truth where on live what tina's taught us is to be able to be concise being expressing exactly what is happening in the moment and what it needs triggering church or if you join us on sat israel is an apartheid state and of the cleansing of the palestinian people this is a dialogue everyone has a voice and we want to hear from you join a global conversation amount of zero when the news breaks and the story b