living kaizen are hoping that team spirit carries them to the champions league so heiko halley side simply have to beat visits is out they only had one reason to cheer in the sixty fourth minute a shot from union bronze found the net five and even then the joy was short lived as his teammate leon bailey was ruled offside. the game between leverkusen and i was back and the goal this no really what a champions league full needs. leipsic have the same champions league ambitions as leverkusen and hanover they took the lead in the sixteenth minute when a meal for sport scored. and the guests made it to nail in the second half courtesy of this header by captain bayley orb on. a set play got hanover back in the game courtesy of sally if sanny in the seventy first minute. but like six responded just five minutes later when you see if paulson made it three one still hand over weren't about to give up. in fact they cut down like six lead to a single goal when nicklaus phil crewe connected in the seventy sixth minute by and moments later it looked like hanover tied it up with another goal by food gro

taking place this criminal law principle is being transferred into international relations envoy halley as an experienced chemist has talked about crimes committed by russia we've known for years that for you in order to determine the guilty party no investigation is needed today the best kind of proof is suspicion it is no longer necessary to show to the council why tubes with an unknown white substance in it it's enough to send a letter displaying an egregious attitude towards a sovereign state. from there the russian ambassador went on to call for a thorough investigation of the incident and determine exactly who is to blame of what happened and he called for this to be done through the existing international mechanisms to find out who is absolutely responsible and he reassured the security council that russia was more than happy to cooperate with this proper investigation to determine who is responsible for the attack however he was very clear that he did not approve of the heated words and allegations from the u.k. and the united states before the council and that russia just like

taking place this criminal law principle is being transferred into international relations envoy halley as an experienced chemist has talked about crimes committed by russia we've known for years that for you in order to determine the guilty party no investigation is needed today the best kind of proof is suspicion that it is no longer necessary to show to the council why to us with an unknown white substance in it it's enough to send a letter displaying an egregious attitude towards a sovereign state from there the russian ambassador went on to call for a thorough investigation of the incident and determine exactly who is to blame of what happened and he called for this to be done through the existing international mechanisms to find out who is absolutely responsible and he reassured the security council that russia was more than happy to cooperate with this proper investigation to determine who is responsible for the attack however he was very clear that he did not approve of the heated words and allegations from the u.k. and the united states before the council and that russia just l

should be ashamed that the bombing of the sinking as it continues despite a cease fire agreement the halley blamed russia and syria for what she called floors that has syrian counterpart struck back saying the area has been liberated from rebels. in brazil two buses being used in former president did nothing louis louis silvers election campaign have been hit by gunfire no one was hurt in the attack. was until either of the vehicles he seeking a third term in the tables presidential election despite a corruption conviction the bars him from running for office facebook boss mark zuckerberg will reportedly testify before a u.s. congressional committee next month over the social network's role in harvesting millions of users data without their knowledge facebook in the data firm cambridge analytical or at the center of a router the how personal information was used to influence the outcome of the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election five people are facing charges relating to a fire in a russian shopping center that killed sixty four people forty one of them children the tragedy sparked ra

halley was two weeks late. but this baby's a boy. they don't take as long to get ready.ng? i'm making the situation better with humor. are you? would you rather me make it better with magic? go back to sleep. ta-da! (snaps fingers)

nikki halley saying that moscow is directly responsible strong backing there for london can we expect the same level of support for london from the e.u. . i would say you can at least expect a similar level of support there are some exceptions here but minor exceptions i would say france for instance is not as ready as others to point the finger at russia here the press spokesperson off the government yesterday made clear that it's too early for paris to decide on this issue and they would like to see the case of russian involvement in a poisonous attack to be proven first but it's one of the exceptions i would say ok if this turns out to indeed be an act of murder by a foreign agent in a nato country you mentioned nato earlier could nato then triple trigger article five that provides for common defense. look at of course this puts and they do in a difficult situation if indeed this is a poisonous at tack on a member state you could theoretically make the argument that that is the case for mutual defense it's a case of hybrid warfare and currently nato is still in a situation where it

council should be ashamed that the bombing of the sin gusa continues despite a cease fire agreement the halley blamed russia and syria for what she called slaughter but her syrian counterpart struck back saying the area has been liberated from rebels facebook boss mark zuckerberg will reportedly testify before a u.s. congressional committee next month over the social network's role in harvesting millions of users data without their knowledge facebook and the data from cambridge analytical are at the center of a rile of the how personal information was used to influence the outcome of the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election five people are facing charges related to a fire in a russian shopping center that killed sixty four people forty one of them children the tragedy sparked rare protests demanding justice for the victims president putin visited the siberian city where it happened blaming criminal negligence some egyptians say they are facing a campaign of intimidation and bribes to push them into voting in the presidential election local officials and security forces are threatening vot

should be ashamed that the bombing of the sindh you said continues despite a cease fire agreement the halley blamed russia and syria for what she called slaughter that has syrian counterpart struck back saying the area has been liberated from rebels facebook boss mark zuckerberg will reportedly testify before a u.s. congressional committee next month over the social network's role in harvesting millions of users data without their knowledge facebook and the data from cambridge analytic are at the center of a vile the how personal information was used to influence the outcome of the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election five people are facing charges related to a fire in a russian shopping center that killed sixty four people forty one of them children the tragedy sparked rare protests demanding justice for the victims president putin visited the siberian city where it happened blaming criminal negligence some egyptians say they are facing a campaign of intimidation and bribes to push them into voting in the presidential election local officials and security forces are threatening voters

halley can't comment why, but knew him well. >> he was just really struggling. he was dealt a really raw deal in life. and had a lot of trauma. >> reporter: the pathway home is a locked facility, she doesn't know how wong got in, she doesn't know why her bosses were targeted. she says they worked closely with albert wong. >> one thing they had in common is they were all so caring. and just incredible. >> reporter: cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> we're learning about the victim's deep connection to the community, including napa valley college. students and staff are in mourning after losing psychologist jennifer gonzales. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has her story. >> she really just wanted the best for veterans and everyone. >> reporter: lynnette cortes worked side by side with psychologist jennifer gonzales here at the veterans service center at napa valley college. >> she had just announced last week that she was pregnant. and so she didn't want to know the gender, it was going to be a and the fact that she won't know is just terrible. >> reporter: gonzal

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should be ashamed at the bombing of eastern a little continues despite a cease fire agreement the halley blamed russia and syria for what she calls a slaughter but her syrian counterpart struck back saying the area has been liberated from rebels five people are facing charges related to a fire in a russian shopping center that killed sixty four people forty one of them children these tragedies sparked represent us on the streets of moscow and the siberian city where it happened demanding justice for the victims. facebook boss mark zuckerberg will reportedly testify before a u.s. congressional committee next month over the social network's role in harvesting millions of users data without their knowledge facebook the data from cambridge analytics or at the center for rao over how personal information was used to win florence the outcome of the two thousand and sixteen u.s. presidential election a prosecutor in the u.s. state of louisiana has ruled out criminal charges for two white police officers in the two thousand and sixteen killing of african american alton sterling thirty seven year

strong in his condemnation of the actions of russia on this and many issues but his ambassador vicki halley here at the united states at the united nations was unequivocal in her statement that they would stand by their british ally russia for its part continues to deny the accusations and accuse the united kingdom of taking actions for political reasons making these statements for political reasons we're here today to discuss the use of a chemical weapon by one council member in the territory of another council member let me make one thing clear from the very beginning the united states stands in absolute solidarity with great britain the united states believes that russia is responsible for the attack on two people and the united kingdom using a military grade nerve agent dozens of civilians and first responders were also exposed. the last of it a good bit daniels alone and used we are compelled to make the following conclusion the truth is the last thing the british authorities are interested in finding they are guided by something else which they using the same propaganda war of recent

muslims many of them tunnels represent less than ten percent of the population wall buddhist magazine halley'seventy percent of sri lanka's. muslim communities are found in pockets around the country including in county versus the second biggest religious group. fronts has a prison problem it's home to the largest in europe and many of its jails are overcrowded early this year mast cycle prison workers push prison reform back to the top of the government's agenda. today president michael announced a series of measures including finding alternatives to shorter jail sentences. but the benefits full sentences of less than a year. we will be ending automatic sentences. a court will decide specifically on and he had just been given a person's profile. and not subject them to an automatic system these a small sentences those of less than six months in a month even that are p particularly useless and counterproductive. there is complete consensus on this. let's get an update all this is usually okay needy is that with a tight kate had more on that the at the blood that ready to donald trump's threats

coalition wins on sunday to jani and berlusconi have been allies since the pair set up a force that it's halley a party in the early one nine hundred ninety s. . i'm now joined by philip bell and is an author and journalist who's been living in rome for more than thirty years philip let's start with a ani berlusconi has him on board to head up his patchwork coalition are we talking about the next prime minister of italy and if so what can we expect yes i think if anyone has a good chance to tell you and he is the man at the moment. seems like a good choice from his point of view a way of reassuring people in europe that. the new center right government won't be yeah hardline and it's a euro skepticism would be breaching a european rules so. he is there is a reassuring choice both for the rest of europe and probably also for conservative centrist moderate voters that in italy and we've seen the role that immigration is playing in this nationwide debate berlusconi calls migrants a social time bomb as we heard in max's report is this issue now completely drowning out other concerns italians may ha

halley, thank you so much. we are joined by stormy daniels' attorney, michael avenatti.u were here almost three weeks ago and i asked you whether there was any documented evidence, text messages, photos, that verified that stormy daniels had the affair she claims she had. you said to me, that's a question that miss daniels will have to ultimately answer. cut to last night, she is asked directly about this on "60 minutes," and she says, my attorney has instructed me not to answer. so does she or doesn't she have this evidence? >> again, we're not going to get into the details of everything we have at this time. and there's a reason for that. we're in the very early stages of this case. we understand the american people want all the information right now, immediately. it would make no sense for us to play our hand as to this issue, and we're not going to do it right now. >> why not? this is the very moment you need to do it. she has denied it three times. she has stated, this affair didn't happen. isn't this the very moment she should come forward and as you might say, put

taking place this criminal law principle is being transferred into international relations envoy halley as an experienced chemist has talked about crimes committed by russia we've known for years that for you in order to determine the guilty party no investigation is needed today the best kind of proof is suspicion it is no longer necessary to show to the council why to us with an unknown white substance in it it's enough to send a letter displaying an egregious attitude towards a sovereign state. from there the russian ambassador went on to call for a thorough investigation of the incident and determine exactly who is to blame of what happened and he called for this to be done through the existing international mechanisms to find out who is absolutely responsible and he reassured the security council that russia was more than happy to cooperate with this proper investigation to determine who is responsible for the attack however he was very clear that he did not approve of the heated words and allegations from the u.k. and the unite.