in the hague to try war crimes locations of relating to the conflict in kosovo now some politicians here want to scrap that court before it's even started is it going to go ahead or quarter exist it's created the volunteers in parliament and it's a member and be involved in the idea of. procedures related to the court but it's not. stopping the court. really because forty three pieces signed a petition wanted to stop the call it's the start the court itself it's eighty votes it's two thirds it's a man men of our constitution have agreed in that it's a law in proceedings proceedings of the court that m.p.'s initiated an abrogation in the way the. amendment the law the law they do still load but it on trees the level of stop in the court itself so the court will go ahead courts exist court is created to show a man once and it is not in question you had a joint statement it was a joint statement generally the forth by germany britain italy france the us all that any move to stop this court would risk everything that cost of a has achieved anyone who supports this they said would be rejectin

tim hague reports. third time this month arsenal and chelsea will leave the tunnel together but which lantern light will shine brightest? there was a blue tint to the start of this one, pedro putting chelsea ahead but momentarily. no matterfor the spaniard, he assisted rather than scoring the opener, into eden hazard. but arsenal got back into it and quickly, if the first goal was classy, the second was comical. the header through two men and into the net and after an explosive ii minutes ross barkley made his debut and then saw his side go behind, sudden granite. caballero kept it at two and allowed his chance one last side to level things, that free kick summing up chelsea ‘s second—half performance, arsenal on their way to wembley and they will have to shine brighter still to beat manchester city. tim hague, bbc news. rangers have jumped above aberdeen into second on goal difference after beating the dons 2—0 at ibrox tonight. they are still 11 points behind celtic who didn't play tonight. three othe

tim hague reports. new year, same weather in wales.ha d new year, same weather in wales. but swansea had to hope that times are changing for them. carlos carvalhal with a win in his first game in charge, but tottenham have a tough test next. harry kane was on the bench with a cold so in came former swa nsea bench with a cold so in came former swansea striker fernando llorente and of course can he scored the opener despite being well offside. a 5°99y opener despite being well offside. a soggy start for the swans would only continue in torrential conditions as he almost added a second... but the home side persisted. hugo larousse stopping them that time and while the introduction of harry kane suggested some swansea defending, it was they who attacked. vandoorne‘s header was the closest they came before harry kane indeed had his say. setting up dele alli later on to seal another victory for spurs. same old was onesie, bottom and in need of a master plan from him. tim hague, bbc news. crystal palace‘s remarkable run under manager roy hodg

the internal commentary on the decision by the court in the hague is that it's a political setup job. that's the way which it's been run domestically within the chinese media, and they point to the political nature of the jurisdiction. - so what will the do now, and i think the answer is they'll go on behaving the way they have. i would be surprised if they escalate but they'll go on until they are faced with a penalty for their behavior. - [emcee] ladies and gentlemen, please welcome his excellency, the president of the people's republic of china, mr. hu jintao. (applause) - [narrator] in 2012, president hu jintao declared china's intentions to be a maritime power. current leader xi jinping has continued that policy. - ever since that, the entire chinese system has been advancing and developing their capabilities so that china can protect its maritime rights and interests. - in the most recent military strategy statement that appeared in may of last year, they made a very (mumbles) statement. they said that in the past, china had tended to emphasize the land and to give less importan

tom hague until combat earned three purple hearts, the bronze star with a v for valor, and the combat infantry man badge. he graduate from the university of nebraska at omaha and university of nebraska school of u law. after working as a public defender in nebraska, he taught law at temple university and then joined the university of dayton retiring at professor. in addition to his professor role he served as acting jj for the municipal court in dayton, ohio, author of two books and numerous articles on legal subjects. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome daniel chuck hagel an tom hagel. [applause] >> thanks very much for that kind introduction, and thank you ladies and gentlemen for coming the on this rainy election day. to spend some time talking with the hague pl brothers, and to my right, chuck hagel and to his right is brother tom to start off i would like to ask both of these gentleman 50 years ago, november 7th, 1967, where were you? [inaudible conversations] no, not 1967, '67. i can't remember that far back. well no -- we were in california -- where did he go? both in oregon a

at the hague it is the right way to regulate the press is through the courts since the rule laws more than a single law confiscating papers or things like that is not a good idea and journalists who are detained should be presented to court and if they have any fault they should bear responsibility but the shouldn't be put in jail without any clear charge directorate for editors like last man the concern is not about being charged for what they report on but being prevented from reporting in the first place and the shutting down of any outlet that doesn't follow government lines he will morgan al-jazeera khartum former well football star george ware has been sworn in as the twenty fourth president of liberia is taking every country with weak education health and a struggling economy how to dress reports now from monrovia from the same football pitch that propelled him to global fame george where took the oath as president of liberia the national flag was lowered as former president ellen johnson sirleaf made way for the new presidency in his inaugural address we acknowledged the enorm

as of dutch revelers work for a short swim in the north sea in a seaside district of the hague. a new year and way of life for those living in the gulf but this could hurt the united arab emirates and saudi arabia introduce a value added tax from today a first for the region the saudis add to the new year blow with a huge potential price hike taxing times. desperate times in venezuela the president tries fighting out of control inflation with a huge minimum wage rise but economists argue it's not worth the paper it's written on and below the compounds the country's economic problems. plus getting away from it all leaving the hustle and bustle of the big city to experience for nature at its best more and more tourists headed north for their holidays to shine a very different light on their lives. and in physical and let's do business the gold has long prided itself on its tax free cradle to grave welfare system but it can't afford it any more global oil prices have bloomed budget deficits and twenty eighteen has ushered in the region's first value added tax in the u.a.e. and in s

many but i can for less pollution commit a crime i'll do we started a web site rodman says in the hague and then they use his page as a little videos connected insaf little can call the in the house the model to nasty economists that have had them again locally fundraising dinners. but then as a look at the mean how much of a lot i make of how the highest that i learned this was. sophia i just thought that i think to. win there's another question can the high fence in the north and we're not going to give up and who's just a sack. so i talk about the case to everyone i talk about the case when i go out into the streets and i go to restaurants and you know sometimes i'll talk to just people i meet at different events every single person who has heard this story has been outraged i have spoken to every major ivy league school in the country at harvard at yale that brown university at columbia university and as i had the opportunity to speak and also what you can on the in the group for. students for justice in palestine i mean that event as a lead in the usia you. seen to love. obama holl

the documents didn't disclose why authorities considered hague a person of interest.ys he will take questions from reporters sometime this week. >>> we're learning that former mississippi governor, hailey barbour was arrested earlier this month for carrying a loaded handgun through airport security. said he forgot it in his brief case. he boarded his flight and he'll have to pay a fine. >>> add super owl to the list of internet disappointments. >> is that like state of the union? many of you have seen this over the past few days. it's supposed to show a marketing mistake at the minneapolis-st. paul airport instead of super bowl lii, it looks like superb owl. >> superb owl. >> lii. >> somewhere there is a superb owl. that's what it actually looks like. whoops. the whole thing's fake. it was photo shopped. it was created by the university of minnesota grad student. little bone to pick with the whole vikings not making it i suppose. >> oh, well. owls are superb though. >> yeah. >>> coming up the trifecta, lunar event of the century. it is happening right now. >> not of t

here with his commodity outlook is michael hague, the global head of commodities association.een the weather with winter storms, the snow bomb and still natural gas prices are not seeing a bigger bump. they are declining. why? >> natural gas, the derivative market, louisiana, most people are paying attention to places far away from that, the northeast, chicago, the midwest. ande are basis locations pipelines feet into the locations. when you get extreme weather, you have a greater demand for natural gas in the areas. not enough infrastructure to get enough gas into the regions and that is when gas prices at $150 per mnd to you versus henry have, less than three dollars. shery: u-revised the year forecast/ >> still optimistic the market should be above three dollars. a very good entry point. the problem with natural gas from a paper perspective, market focus is on wider issues and one of those issues is the fact that oil prices are so high. 30% of natural gas comes out of the ground is associated with oil and it comes out free. the other thing, hedge funds have given up on natu

model for that in africa will fuck around with mr hague for jim and then boy i hope that our freddie macor. the. previously on the great american pilgrimage to google me i'm perceived as a trump loved and right wing christian kill every one of the dead about this illness and you have to wonder why when you look at why he's. saying it also see it right there but worse lose his it's just that the cares the flaws of the faith to be so constrained floride best the faith will hold you both it's not exactly a vehicle that's a really good second semester class let's say your tips go up in the next ten years by a thousand percent if they go ahead and. hey everybody i'm stephen baldwin gosselin task hollywood guy usual suspects my favorite movie proud american first of all i'm just as george washington and are these two supposed uncle steve to me is a joy to big boy because this is my buddy max the famous financial guru and will he's a little bit different i understand abraham lincoln high not that there really no one knows the last but not least my larger than life. the night an aspiring sta

garrett hague for us.u. >>> vice president mike pence addressed israel yesterday, the parliament here yesterday and revealed a deadline for when recently announced u.s. embassy in jerusalem should be completed. >> jerusalem is israel's capital. and as such, president trump has directed the state department to immediately begin preparations to move the united states embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. in the weeks ahead, our administration will advance its plan to open the united states embassy in jerusalem. and that united states embassy will open before the end of next year. >> predictably, the palestinian response, as you can imagine, to pence's visit and the speech has been harsh. senior palestinian officials have been saying there would be no point had in meeting with him. one palestinian leader went so far as saying the american administration is part of the problem, not part of the solution. >> some pretty bold predictions there from pence, i have to say. understanding why the palestinians would be u

international criticism the route to war takes has been deemed by the international court of justice in the hague to be illegal and inhumane the issue of human rights that the international court of justice brings up is the issue of proportionality have a right to defend your population nobody is saying no but you can't be disproportionate you can't completely oppress and destroy another population for the sake of your own population that's really the issue if the wall had been built along the green line which is the internationally recognized border between the west. israel has the right to build a. green line within its own territory there will be about fifty thousand palestinians on the israeli side of the wall when it's complete and this undermines the security argument. argues that the revulsion expressed by many around the world is sheer hypocrisy. we don't know if your in even your of the create the affected wars they don't tell you but go for. the. million in morocco what they'll do in the blood there will be in the bidding wars. and yet it is not just the international community that has

in the north sea in a seaside district of the hague. what will twenty eight teams have in store for us which topics and developments will shape the next twelve months and our political outlook on d.w. news in. berlin twenty eighteen what lies in store for the new german government and for chancellor angela merkel. today why didn't you news. hello and welcome to tomorrow today coming up. fears and phobias coping with anxiety disorder is. the power of color how lights can affect performance. and eternal archives storing data on d.n.a. . and suspense is a way to create dramatic tension like in this film by alfred hitchcock. we have a fascination with fright and scary scenes can be strangely enjoyable but in real life fear can become overwhelming even a sign of an excited disorder we may see a young woman who shared his story. if you're anxious you're considered weak the same if you have an anxiety disorder the assumption basically is that anyone with a mental health disorder is weak and that makes it hard to open up and say hey i have an a

hague tells the associated press he met the vegas shooter one time and sold ammunition to him.ocuments didn't disclose why they considered him a purse often interest. we're learning that former mississippi governor was arrested earlier this month for carrying a loaded handgun through airport security. said he forgot it in his brief case. he boarded his flight and heelver to pay a fine. >>> add to the list of internet disappointme disappointments. many of you have seen this over the past few days. it's supposed to show a marketing mistake at the minneapolis -- instead of super bowl lii, it looks like superb owl. >> that's what it actually looks like. whoops. the whole thing's fake. it was created by the university of minnesota grad student. little bone to pick with the whole vikings not making it i suppose. >> oh, well. owls are superb though. >>> coming up the trifecta, lunar event of the century. it is happening right now. >> anyway, it's a super blue blood moon. no super owls there. before you break out the telescope, not everyone in america will be able to see it. we'll tell

later this month joe hague is going to be promoted to manager.t before his 40 year anniversary. >> nice. congrats to him. good guys like him on the roads doing really tough work. >> good promotion. >> i like the way he called it a good storm. >> all perspective i think. still ahead on the next half hour, we'll tell you how you c g your hands on a billion dollars. >> i'm listening. plus it's so cold in florida, iguanas are freezing and falling from the trees. we'll explain what's happening to them in big talkers when "action news" returns. >> ♪ my hygienist told me to try... ...a mouthwash. so i tried crest. it does so much more than give me fresh breath. crest pro-health mouthwash provides all... it does so much more than give me fresh breath. ...of these benefits to help you get better dental check-ups. gohwh. checkup? nailed it shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless.

it's just southwest of the hague on the dutch north sea coast much of the beach sand bar that bulges out into the sea is manmade it was created in twenty eleven and designed to serve as a sand engine to counter coastal erosion. marcel stephen a professor at the delft university of technology is the mastermind behind the project. and the basic idea project was. we wanted to make this coastal stretch over here we want wanted to make it safe for the next fifty years in the light of climate change so instead of making a. norrish mint every four years so come back every four years we decided to put a large amount of sediment that would last for twenty years that would distribute itself. through natural forces along the coast so we don't have to disturb the ecosystem all the time. it took eight months to build the sand engine. dredges brought up material from the seabed ten kilometers offshore and started out here to create a huge depth of sediment as a peninsula in front of the original slender beach. twenty one and a half million cubic metres of sand what dumped here five times as much a

tim hague reports.dal be a bumpy ride, but could marin cilic lied his way through against one of the game's grits? not in the opener, anyway. the special spaniard at his best, and soon one set ahead. with an early break in the second, this match looked all but over, only for an increasingly frustrated marin cilic to use his anger in exactly the right way. four games in a row, all square. yet the croat‘s come back faltered in an epic 72 minute third set, with the match at his mercy, he missed a crucialforehand. it gave rafa nadal one set point which, of course, he converted. a match that was at times brutal, marin cilic came back again. in fa ct, marin cilic came back again. in fact, he dominated the fourth and left his opponent flat out in every respect. rafa nadal, now nursing an injury, bravely fought on, but not for too much longer. the underdog's victory was just a matter of time. with a final forehand in the fifth, the retirement came. marin cilic, not only facing rafael nadal head—on, but beating

dutch revelers worked for a short swim in the north sea in a seaside district of the hague. on. their studies in germany is a strong country. that we have achieved so much we can do this and if something him to resign we must overcome it in the. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters t.w. made for mines. and. greetings from the german capital and we're kicking off this brand new year with a shiny new edition designed to inform and inspire with the following top stories. sounds of strauss the new year's concert from vienna is a much loved tradition. touch of class brighten your home with luxor a hand painted wallpaper. and historical highlights visit the multi-faceted full gary and capitol so for. all it's an event of absolute cult status and one of the most uplifting ways to greet the new year in the annual new year concert off of the vienna philharmonic some sixty million viewers from more than ninety five countries tuned into the live television broadcast on monday and two thousand had a spot in the concert hall while tickets for the event are not only pricey

all the results coming up in a moment, but here's tim hague with some of today's cup headlines.ird round. many a football fan's favoured weekend of the season. not if you support stoke city. first, a tie with commentary. —— with coventry. charlie adam was allowed the chance to score his first goal in over a year. a replay for stoke after all, perhaps? not so, because a writeback of jack grimmer then did perhaps? not so, because a writeback ofjack grimmer then did this. perhaps? not so, because a writeback ofjack grimmer then did thism perhaps? not so, because a writeback ofjack grimmer then did this. it is in! the shock is back on. he made marcuse' future look even more grim. things were looking miserable for bournemouth as well. at home and 2—0 down inside half an hour. but could the 2013 winners hold on? nearly. it was made 2—1 before bournemouth‘s blushes were saved. the scorer‘s second goal in a week. there was another draw in the black country as well. more sendings off than goals. the first was ugly, the second cynical. wilson should have won this one. the result neither t

remember melinda hague in oakland, you know was one of the -- went after harborside dispensary despite the fact that the city of oakland didn't want her to do that. >> reporter: but the target of the raid harborside owner told us he thinks the u.s. attorneys especially in california now have higher priorities. >> does it make sense to take our limited law enforcement dollars and go over cannabis at that time? i just don't see any reasonable u.s. attorney making that decision. >> reporter: well some issues are definitely still up in the air including the fact that the northern california u.s. attorney recently resigned to go in private practice. and be the president and attorney general pointing the new one. robert handa bay area news. >>> coming up a cal student detained by i.c.e. at the border what family and friends and activists are doing to get him back in california. >>> you probably heard about it, the east coast getting slammed by the massive impact. the gas chromatography to worldwide travel including in the bay area. >>> a few showers right now from petaluma downtown through n

and mr scott's close friend william hague also benefited. times, including to fly to the ulster unionist party conference in belfast. this journey valued at almost £4,000. he was even the party's treasurer in scotland. in 2012, his business empire came crashing down and he was declared bankrupt with debts of more than £41 million. i think we'll finish at that. during the bankruptcy investigation, mr scott led the trustees on a very deceitful dance indeed. he hid a speedboat, wine collection, fishing rights, assets in the bahamas and even claimed a break—in at his house, some items later found being sold at auction. he failed to account for the proceeds. and all the while he was trustee director of the crimestoppers charity. by 2015, the authorities had had enough and malcolm scott was hit with a lengthy bankruptcy restriction 0rder. until 2021, he's banned from being a company director. from even forming a company. the thing is, i've been keeping a very close eye on mr scott and whatever he's doing, he's not taking a backseat in business. ev

while now in the un security council to refer me and more to the international criminal court in the hague but i mean more is not a signatory to the rome treaty so even if the un security council word to refer me and more to the i.c.c. would that make any difference. well it would make a difference because actually that referral from the u.n. security council is the only way you can get a non ratifying state like burma to the i.c.c. we have been calling for this all along we've demanding that there be international criminal justice in this case because it's quite clear that both the myanmar military and the civilian government are more inclined to cover things up than actually prosecute individuals who are responsible for these atrocities but where we think that the security council shouldn't just stop there where we've been calling for a global embargo on arms to the burmese military and we're also calling for targeted sanctions to be put on specific individuals who are determined to have played a leading role in the atrocities and the crimes against humanity against the rohingya i think

a mile farther off the forefront come to mr hague that for jim and where i hope is our friend in the. i've played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside out of. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each of billionaire owners and spending two hundred twenty million and one player. it's an experience like no one else want to do because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful game played great so one more chance with. the base is going to. have a winner take all mentality it's a lottery mentality in america you know what are are your dead and the pharmaceutical companies of course a lobbyist going to washington to change the laws of a possible to paddle whole cost in america and nobody frickin cares because it ever learned a lot as a wal-mart today they said let's do it again. several people have been reported dead after a group of gunmen and suicide bombers attacked a major hotel in the afghan capital one perpetrator has been neutralized by securi

someone else farther than africa will fuck around with mr hague for a gym and lawyer i hope that our family. in order to overthrow a regime it does take popular discontent and popular mobilization but it also requires actors with in the leadership of the regime who feel that the regime is no longer serving the national interest you need people in the military or the bureaucracy or both who are willing to see the regime change otherwise they would be able to put down a popular revolt but did not have support at higher levels. yes it was pretty hard with a large couple of it but you put something. in the will for us to mention i believe we'll move forward so we'll mostly we don't and we will all soon will but you know one of the anthems nuffin will push it out so. i think you have time to hand you the up on the list the scots more even who cooks police ninety eight he think. he should resign you to judge. he was one of many on the bench. the prosecutor though i machine you can you can other cronies will let you tell us maybe you did to us all but you're using my suspicion of us they. a

civilians in africa meanwhile at least two hundred people gathered outside the dutch parliament in the hague on wednesday. calling on turkey to end its military operation and major progress rally has also taken place in the syrian city of karbala against the turkish offensive crowds marched through the streets carrying the flag of kurdistan demonstrators also voiced their concerns over the u.s. role in syria. i mean you american stance in the region is unclear but unfortunately the u.s. is using the kind of islamic states i saw in syria and iraq kurdistan was the largest terrorist organization in the world and we did that for the sake of global security when we got rid of i saw the us start to split from those who fight in the kurdish people so it's a shameful stance by the americans. for more on the turkish role in syria we can now bring in nicholas davies author of blood on our hands the american invasion and destruction of iraq thanks for being with us here on our to international. so president controversial figure in the self but he plans to advance his syrian offensive to mung beach how

that has gone to great lengths at the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons in the hague to prevent the assad regime from being held accountable for its actions regrettably it has been russia that has repeatedly in this council wield its veto despite clear conclusions from an impartial independent expert investigation set up by the council itself that the syrian regime and die a sharp repeatedly used chemical weapons. now of course the u.s. and british envoys were referring to the chemical attack in shaker last april well people will remember that in the aftermath of that attack in the direct aftermath just a few days after the attack we heard u.s. leaders and mediately blaming the syrian government even though no investigation had ever taken place now later we heard about how the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons for the joint investigative. began investigating the attack came up with a report but throughout their investigation at no point did they ever actually visit the site of the chemical attack in shaikh on the time that the joint investigative lu

that has gone to great lengths at the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons in the hague to prevent the assad regime from being held accountable for its actions regrettably it has been russia that has repeatedly in this council wielded its veto despite clear conclusions from an impartial independent expert investigation set up by the council itself that the syrian regime have repeatedly used chemical weapons. now they were referring to the chemical attack last april in the city of can shake in syria now let's recall how after that attack took place without any investigation before any evidence had been gathered just then the next day we heard western leaders immediately blaming the syrian government for the attack we then saw the joint investigative mechanism come back with results and it turned out in their entire investigation they never actually visited the site of the chemical attack all kinds of all kinds of statements were made and this is been pointed out by russia that so much focus is going to blaming the syrian government without much evidence let's take a liste

tim hague reports. if you wondered why arsenal were so keen to keep alexis sanchez...s is the chilean's move away from arsenal. people are always observing you with a microscope when you're on a short—term contract, but i never questioned his professional attitude when he's on the football pitch, sanchez wants to win. where will he go next? it seems that it will be somewhere in england and somewhere in the north—west. he almostjoined pep guardiola's manchester city the £60 million on the final day of the tra nsfer £60 million on the final day of the transfer window in the summer and city seems favourites again, but don't rule out manchester united, jose mourinho likes to hijack a tra nsfer jose mourinho likes to hijack a transfer and looks to be poised once again. there is even a suggestion liverpool might spend some of the money c00 junior brought on sanchez. clearly now this is a bidding war, isn't it, arsene wenger? a bidding war is always beneficial to the club who can take advantage of it, but we are not in that. he basically, i maintain what i said many times, th

all the results coming up in a moment, but here's tim hague with some of today's cup headlines.und. many a football fan's favourite weekend of the season. but not if you support stokes at the. before that protest, it was the 1987 winners who went ahead. coventry lead. but he afternoon then went downhill after charlie adam was allowed to score for the first time in over a year. jack grimmer then did this. for the first time in over a year. jack grimmer then did thism for the first time in over a year. jack grimmer then did this. it is in! their shock is back on. making mark hughes‘s future seem even grimmer. could the 2013 winners hang on? so nearly. it was made 2—1 before in the 93rd minute, born of putt blushes were saved. there was another draw in the black country. wolves against bottom of the premier league swansea. there we re the premier league swansea. there were more sendings off than goals, the first was ugly and the second cynical. whether ten versus ten, or 11 versus 11, wolves should have won this one. not the result but i did tea m this one. not the result but i did

here's tim hague with some of today's cup headlines. the fa cup third round.. not if you support stoke city, though. but before that protest ca m e city, though. but before that protest came a tie with league 2 coventry city, and it was the 1987 winners who went ahead. coventry laid! jordan willis. yet willis' afternoon then went downhill when he allowed charlie adam the chance to score his first goal in over a year. a replay for stoke after all, perhaps. not so, because they write back by the name ofjack grimmer then did this. grimmer! it's in! the shock is back on. grimmer, making mark hughes' future look even, well, grimmer. things were looking for miserable for bournemouth as well at home. 2—0 down to leaders wigan inside half an hour. but could 2013 winners hang on? nearly. in the 93rd minute, bournemouth‘s blushes were saved... by steve cook, his second goal in a week, his side's second 2—2 draw in a week. and there was another draw in the black country, wolves against bottom of the league swansea, yet there were more sendings off than goals. the first w

model for that in africa will fuck around with mr hague for a gym and then boil the whole thing that are fat in the course. of the. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle days ago the u.s. secretary of defense james mattis updated and revived america's global defense strategy it is a dark vision of the world and calls for a massive defense spending what he calls a defense strategy critics say is a blueprint for wars without it. sucking endless wars i'm joined by my guest michael in washington he is a professor of strategy at the johns hopkins university also in washington we have christopher wayne he is a former army police sergeant iraq war veteran and contributor to the hill newspaper and in person bill we cross to philip giraldi he is a former cia counterterrorism specialist who is now executive director of the council for the national interest or a generally crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you wanted i always appreciated philip let me go to you first and percival i read the report and i and i will repeat what i s

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after the manchester arena bombing last year, hundreds of messages were sent to europol hq in the hagueatabases, tracking possible accomplices. as a trusted europol member, the information was available immediately. for almost nine years, europol has been headed by a brit, but he leaves in a few weeks, warning that a post—brexit europol will be less concerned about uk security priorities. there will be a loss of british influence, and i think it's a shame for the uk. i think it's actually a shame for our european partners as well. we'll find other ways perhaps of influencing, even more informal ways, but they will be less direct, less pronounced and probably less successful than they are now of course. so, we need to fetch his fingerprints... officers at the uk's national crime agency are accessing europol databases every day and fear moving from ‘member status‘ to what‘s called ‘operational status‘ will make it harder to keep british citizens safe. thank you, bye. at the minute, we‘ve got a really good relationship with eu partners, everyone works on the same platforms, everyone works