what does that mean the intelligence service of sri lanka have even put a name forward that is ag hardy but we have to wait for more information coming about this group. but the way that operated multiple targets in multiple cities focusing on churches, more or less indicated is empty hardy origin but we don't have names yet and the government is trying to see what they know everything we have is online but to make a distinction between the old civil war and the majority is one thing but spain was attacked four years after by al qaeda if you remember and also britain. so what would be of concern is the other g hardy group to attack a country with small minorities of christians and muslims to get that terrorist experience from somewhere. this is my question. jon: there is not a large muslim presence in sri lanka it is about 10 percent, larger than the christian community but why sri lanka crack. >> that's the best question of the day. because of the sophistication of the attacks the group puts the level higher than local extremist orgy hardy groups. they seem to be organized at a level o

we've seen these two hardy groups want.his group, was previously last december accused of defacing statues and as a result there has been violence against the communities. that is something the government is trying to clampdown on. there are going to be heads to roll this comes up with the fact that because of conflicts between the resident and the prime minister, they were left unprepared for this attack. even though they had ample warnings. thank you so much. let's get some of the day's other news. at least eight people have been killed in a powerful earthquake on the island of luzon in the philippines. dozens are feared trapped in buildings in pampanga province, north of the capital, manila. the quake — magnitude 6.1 — caused structural damage to clark international airport and made office buildings sway in manila. the us housejudiciary committee has called on former white house counsel don mcgahn to testify before congress over whether president trump obstructed justice. according to the dedacted mueller report the pres

the hardy is what is called a lucky loser in tournament tennis because he lost during qualifying but he snuck in because another player dropped out he lost the first set is fair but took the second two to notch the biggest win office korea. has reminded the top stories that we're following for you and. officials in sri lanka say the death toll has risen to three hundred fifty nine after a series of suicide bombings on sunday there were also announced dozens more arrests a link to the attacks the sri lankan president has asked the country's police and defense chiefs to resign. and north korea's leader kim jong un has arrived in russia for talks with president vladimir putin the first ever summit between the two leaders is set for tomorrow with the standoff over north korea's nuclear program likely to be on the agenda. coming up next on news asia. demands grew for justice after the brutal killing of bangladeshi student for reporting a schoolmaster perception harris meant to have you travel to a new structure village and met her family. that and more coming up indeed news is here to sta

astronauts for weightlessness training these passengers won't need a space suit just a healthy dose of hardiness. at an altitude of eight thousand five hundred meters the fun begins first the passengers are way down at twice the force of gravity then suddenly they lift off. the procedure is then repeated the plane flies of course much like a roller coaster. the organizers worked with experienced astronauts for the project. the microphone is in wait this now is from one one hundred the other if i jump like this. my feet out of the ground it floors above my head. this is what we do with. the events organizers specialize in unusual parties this zero gravity class has brought them lots of publicist this is the second whiteness party they've thrown into the only lasts about six minutes. afterwards the party is a back on solid ground about still full of adrenaline. the lives of our people are sitting here saying great great great great great and another great. there were even some teary eyes to be honest it's really amazing. i couldn't you know i speak actually. to experience weightlessness was clearl

support it claims they're now holding their own elections in areas they control to try to reduce the hardy government's majority two days ago saudi state television reported that coalition forces attacked who three targets in the capital sana'a president hadi may have a difficult job convincing yemenis that this parliament is a way to peace and that rob matheson. the new palestinian government has been sworn in and with a new prime minister mohammed tyra places rami huntelaar who resigned in january but the new government faces huge challenges as need abraham reports from ramallah in the occupied west bank. this is the first flight to lead the government in more than a decade and has sixteen new ministers out of twenty one but many familiar faces the men in positions of power and the challenges they face are huge the palestinian authority is struggling for cash and the divide between fatah and hamas that i've been group that runs gaza is as white does ever culture minister safe was recently transferred to the west bank from gaza for treatment he is a federal official who was beaten up need

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hardy and checked with musicians from all around the world. groups every week on double. play. this is d.w. news line from britain which is a step closer to leaving the european union. recently made senior team arrives at ten downing street for five hours after parliament rejected the prime minister's. deal a new parliament set top wretched official says the u.k. must break the deadlock this week. also on the program. women from the west their roles within the terrorist group are often.

and hardy the are all friends of my warner music that sounds promising to ruin. our people but i will fantasize about because. it is and i would love to work with last year's someone in music signed nigerian artist whisk them collaborated with major artists like brown but most of the money went to foreign markets and this warner deal make sure that the money stays on the continent. they saw that vision and they want to make sure that we build not just nigeria but sub-saharan africa because without sub-saharan africa can't have the content coming out of there it's unclear how the deal with warner will influence the jurors local music industry but chocolate city is hopeful that it might bring even more awards in the future. joins us from lagos now how do you nigerian musicians make a living when they don't get royalties. they make them through partnership deals sole actually when you entered a country of nigeria you will see the thing go burn a boy smiling at you with a bottle of star b. in his hands so this is a brand and most other nigerian artists make those the

take a hardying to stomp of china. eulier this year, the .abeled china a rival >> how are the markets looookin? slowey are gainining after a start. shares in french hospitality groups surge. around four tense the pound of flat against the dollar . losing a little ground against the euro. ofy are calling it the worst both worlds as businesses remain stuck in limbo. businesses will sit on their hands, they will not invest. the economyy will probably flatline.. short-term shot, but then businesses will be able to plan for thehe longer termrm. at the moment, they y cannot do anything. is --fe of carlos cohen of carlos ghosn is back to answer questions to prosecutors. brazil is reportedly planning criminal charges over the deadly collapse in january. prosecutors have evidencee t the company employees knew the dam was unsafe and did nothing to prevent the disaster. uber i is set to register r fort ststock market debut. they will seek $10 billion in the ipo. fromumber is revised down 120 billion, following the lackluster perf

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where we have people like elton john now at this stage where we have people like eltonjohn and tom hardyter to the content of them, the quality almost? i think it does, but as a parent, when you have a little baby and it is a few months old, you have the books that they cannot tearup, old, you have the books that they cannot tear up, the hard books, you turn the pages and they have pictures, you start off with pictures, you start off with pictures, and a mother or father put in the words often, what does the duck say? and that is where you start. that is what we need to do, encourage parents to start when they have little ones that it isjust pa rt of have little ones that it isjust part of what you do as a parent, rather than this big thing of reading to children, goodness me, i don't know how to do it. and it doesn't have to stop when they are yea rs doesn't have to stop when they are years old, it can carry on right through. absolutely. i know that some parents still read stories to their children at ia, 15 because their children at ia, 15 because their children at ia, 15 because their

hardy and checked with sition from all around the world. groups every week doubling. hello and welcome to a new edition of eco africa my name is but my friends call me z. and i'm coming to you from johannesburg and south africa if you want to find out what a national park into for the people who live in it stay tuned and of course to meet my lovely colleague in nigeria hi this is the yes i'm now tag me here in lagos nigeria are you ready for new episodes here's what's coming up on the show. i'll start something looking up muscle dot com lining up with vegetable farming. a woman from south africa who's fighting against food waste. now solar energy changing rival farmers in the mountains of morocco. now rwanda is of the most densely populated countries in africa and that can trigger conflicts over resources when entire areas are declared to be national parks and many residents worry about their livelihoods the solution is to involve them more in wildlife protection one example the endangered mountain gorillas in the wonders volcanoes national park the tourism they gener

2 people killed in a shooting in oakland they've over they've been identified 29 year old tory on hardy and 24 year-old a key shot davis were fatally shot on the 1800 block of international boulevard on sunday, right now police are still looking for the shooter, it's still unclear. what led up to the shooting and no arrests so far in the case and no description of that shooter. new this morning robbers take off with some cash from discovery bay this happened on a bank near state highway 4. sheriff's officials say 2 men ran into a bank brought out a gun in bag and then thly demanded money from the tellers they were last seen getting into a car they went north on bixler road. the suspects are still on the loose this mornin on the peninsula thieves broke into an apple store in palo alto and still $12,s00 worth of apple pro this morning. it happened on wednesday and police say 2 men broke through the glass doors. they stole 9 laptop computers dropping 2 of them on the way actually out the door. >>i've lived in the neighborhood for a long time and and a this is a. the it's the downside of st

from saudi arabia to take part but he rebels are holding their own elections to try and make sure the hardy government doesn't have a majority of matheson reports. for the first time since the war began president obama and so heidi addresses a session of yemen's. it'll be. by they will it's at the sons of yemen targeting state institutions and they blew up the homes of yemenis and their mosques leaving nothing in authentic yemeni culture customs and values targeting them with vandalism and destruction. parliament hasn't met since the fight for control of yemen began four years ago between who the rebels backed by iran and the coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates which supports the united nations recognized government of president hadi he's been living mainly in saudi arabia since being forced to leave yemen when the war began the priority for this session is to fill parliamentary positions but that may not be easy the posts in this parliament were last occupied in two thousand and nine and its original six year term has long expired and only about half of the three hun

isn't it full hardy than to stay on the tough redlines in negotiation, such as the backstop of the guarantee more sensible to say yes, 0k, we will put an end date on the backstop. so far in the future that we doubt we will ever get to it. i have heard internally that germany may have been open to that germany may have been open to that idea but there was pushback from other member states, particularly ireland. translation: it was clear from the start that all eu countries wanted to work together, particularly listening to the point of view of ireland and the irish government. try and avoid no deal. if the uk came to us now and said let's spend five days negotiating non—stop on how to avoid a backstop, i can't imagine anyone in europe saying no. donald tusk is proposing to offer written a one—year extension before it leaves the eu with the option to depart earlier if parliament in london ratifies a deal. the proposal will be put to eu leaders at a special summit next week. you can read more about this on the bbc website. the address there is on the screen website. the address there is on the

a lot of power out of resources and a lot of lobbyists on capitol hill for watching the hawks john hardy r t. who are joining us today to discuss the latest litigation involving big pharma on america's nuclear crisis lion-el of why no media man you know one of the interesting aspects of this story is that the prosecutors are not only charging the former executives of rochester drug cooperate of but the company itself you know as we said new york times reporting that the company was conspiring to distribute drugs conspiracy to defraud the united states and failing to bio suspicious order reports lionel's a former litigator what do you make of these charges. and as a former prosecutor i'm telling you right now twenty miller will drop the whole thing i had clients who would say i'll pay millions or i'm sure i'll chop oh would say can i get that deal how much you want how many billions do you want you know tyrell there's something here we've got to stop for a second this is different than anything my philosophical non prosecutorial belief is always been the drug laws were ridiculous that fre

for weightlessness training these passengers won't need a spacesuit though just a healthy dose of hardiness. at an altitude of eight thousand five hundred meters the fun begins first the passengers are way down at twice the force of gravity then suddenly they lift off. the procedure is then repeated the plane flies of course much like a roller coaster. the organizers worked with experienced astronauts for the project. the microphone is in wait this now is when it goes from one one hundred the other if i jump like this. the time my feet out of the ground it's brought here above my head this is what we do with the aircraft in the event organizers specialize in unusual parties zero gravity class has brought the months of publicist this is the second weightless party they've thrown and it only lasts about six minutes. from. now the top stories that we're following for you here at g.w. the former prime. minister najib razak has gone on trial for corruption in malaysia he was accused of stealing billions of dollars from the southeast asian countries sovereign wealth fund and british prime ministe

for white listeners training these passengers won't need a spacesuit though just a healthy dose of hardiness. at an altitude of eight thousand five hundred meters the fun begins first the passengers are way down at twice the force of gravity then suddenly they lift off. the procedure is then repeated the plane flies of course much like a roller coaster. the organizers worked with experienced astronauts for the project. the microphone is in white this this one goes from one one hundred the other if i jump like this. the time my feet out of the ground it floats above my head this is what we do with the aircraft. the events organizers specialize in unusual policies this year zero gravity class has brought the lots of publicized this is the second whiteness party they've thrown into the only lasts about six minutes. looks like now mix you mark or the son of seven time world champion schumacher made his formula one test debut for ferrari on tuesday the twenty year old just started comping competing on the formula two circuit and said that he could hardly believe the power of his harassed and the

for weightlessness training these passengers won't need a spacesuit though just a healthy dose of hardiness at an altitude of eight thousand five hundred meters the fun begins first the passengers are way down at twice the force of gravity then suddenly they lift off. the procedure is then repeated the plane flies of course much like a roller coaster. the organizers worked with experienced astronauts for the project. the microphone is in wait this now is when it goes from one one hundred the other if i jump like this. my feet out of the ground it floats above my head this is what we do with the aircraft. in the event organizers specialize in unusual pasties zero gravity class has brought them lots of publicity this is the second weightless party they've thrown. but i did only last about six minutes. still waiting for mike invitation d.w. news asia with melissa child is up next i'll be back at the top of the hour of the day. for. the best time to take the stuff from the benefits to the time you're on just such the up. and find for the tribeca hard to overcome down trends and to cut the budge

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carefully you could probably hear the weeping of russia gators drifting over the colors of the wind but hardy general william barr held a press conference thursday morning laying out the reasons behind the report's redactions and its controversial declarations of no collusion and no obstruction r t america's and cohen has been following all the twists and turns of the story all day has this report. by the report has now been released to the public attorney general william barr addressed reporters this morning here at the d.o.j. ahead of the report's release about a week denying that he received the president trump or the trump campaign conspired with the russian government in the twenty sixteen election campaign as you will see the special counsel's report states that is quote investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in its election interference activities i will trump was reserved in person he lashed out on twitter calling russia gave the greatest political hoax of all time saying crimes were committed by crooked

go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on real news stay with hardy. saying the numbers mean something they've never us is over one trillion dollars that more than ten white collar crime happens. eighty five percent of global wealth you know to the old bridge eight percent in the world market rose thirty percent. one hundred five would you prefer chicken per second and we rose to twenty thousand . china's building two point one billion dollars. but don't let the numbers over. the only number you need to remember one one this is you know who are the one and only whom. the housing crisis was the result of securitizing mortgages that were resold to dozens of times and the like goldman sachs was betting as their own clients and they were engaged in massive fraud again bailed out by timothy geithner it is friends and now they go of that controlled demolition of the housing market is that all housing is concentrated in a few as like blackstone as a gift from their friends of the central banks and the result is medieval. welcome back to crossfire where all t

time since hit the rubble since the capitol in two thousand and fifteen president operable months or hardy who leads the internationally recognized government flew in from saudi arabia to take part about this and reports. for the first time this is the war began president dr bouman soon heidi addresses a session of yemen's re it will be the by the bullets at the sons of yemen targeting state institutions and they blew up the homes of yemenis and their mosques leaving nothing in authentic yemeni culture customs and values targeting them with vandalism and destruction. parliament hasn't met since the fight for control of yemen began four years ago between who the rebels backed by iran and a coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates which supports the united nations recognized government of president hadi he's been living mainly in saudi arabia since being forced to leave yemen when the war began the priority for this session is to fill parliamentary positions but that may not be easy the posts in this parliament were last occupied in two thousand and nine and its original si

support it claims they're now holding their own elections in areas they control to try to reduce the hardy government's majority two days ago saudi state television reported that coalition forces attacked who three targets in the capital sana'a president hadi may have a difficult job convincing yemenis that this policy is a way to peace rob matheson's al jazeera. ministers in lebanon are campaigning to persuade neighboring syria to reduce its trade tariffs lebanese farmers and business owners say high transit taxes on imported goods a damaging their livelihoods al-jazeera is in a holder as mourner from back in eastern eleven all. traffic is slow at the main border crossing between nothing and syria. cross border trade has not recovered to the level before syria's war began eighty years ago high custom duties levied by the syrian government are affecting lebanese businesses. in the throughout the. year we used to pay three hundred dollars per truck now syria is charging one thousand two hundred fifty dollars per truck to transit syria and that's only for one way thousands of people are suff

full hardy? no, i think that was her attempt to fulfil a duty as she sought.ned at the british people is that we leave. that sounds like blind faith, you're saying is an article of faith but it sounds like blind faith you're saying whatever we have to do just to get out is that wise? yes, we got to leave. the snp boat matters hugely as well. but this does not sound like some kind of breakthrough. to be frank it's not entirely clear to me with the prime minister is prepared to compromise. she's keen to know where others may want to compromise, but not particularly open about where her redlines may be removed if you're in any doubt and how divided displaces, ——... you're in any doubt and how divided displaces, --. .. the you're in any doubt and how divided displaces, --... the ayes you're in any doubt and how divided displaces, --. .. the ayes to the right, 310, the noes to the left, 300 ten. genuine, holding another round of votes on different versions of brexit, the speaker casting ballot stays with the status quo. for now, mps quest to find another solution i

vehicles with offices speeding past and people are really quite fearful on the street lankans are hardy large they've lived through civil war the last twenty six years but they've also been enjoying ten years of teens when the civil war ended about a decade ago and now. they're going through another security situation nobody wants to see that now officials are already warning of the possibility of more attacks particularly this weekend so they're warning people to stay away and avoid crowded areas if they can even the archbishop of colombo has taken the extraordinary step of suspending sunday mosque on sunday notice. with the latest there from colombo sri lanka thank you. and sudan several former government ministers arrested during the overthrow or president omar al bashir have been released. and that is anger thousands of protesters who've been in a sit in for three weeks now outside military headquarters in khartoum they say they won't go home until military leaders immediately hand over power to civilian rule ahmed al reports in the capital. under the scorching sun. outside the suda

for hundreds of years, the hardy souls who live in these mountains have learned to adapt and even thrivep here in the thin air. you've probably never thought much about the altitude of where you live. most of us though live within 600 feet of sea level. it's how we humans evolved. go above 26,000 feet though, that's considered the death zone. your organs start to fail. you can't breathe. your brain and your lungs, they start to swell. what about here though, at 12,000 feet? i can tell you this, with every breath i take, i'm getting 40% less oxygen as compared to back home at sea level. it is not that there is less oxygen in the air, it's that there is less pressure. the oxygen molecules are further and further apart. what's amazing about all of this is how our bodies continuously adapt. >> low oxygen, low humidity. this car remains preserved. >> i noticed there wasn't much rust. >> exactly. there are many interesting things about living in high altitude. >> i'm riding shotgun with a high altitude doctor, who challenges almost everything i've been taught about the heart. that less oxygen,

for those people old enough to know dan yanky, he's joe hardy or tab hunter. he made a deal and i think it was put together by folk whose wanted to continue to see conservative judges and get mcconnell to changing the rules to get as many possible approved. they're going to try to change the entire perspective and voice of the judicial branch. i think that's why barr went in and nothing happened to trump and they can continue to pursue their judges. >> let me ask you. the justice department, they refuse to comply with their request, you're going to talk the issue to court? >> i think we'll have to. there's no question they're not going to comply. the justice department will not take it to court for contempt for barr's contempt. so we'll have have to bring a contempt citation or contempt action in congress because the problem is the attorney general doesn't comply with the subpoena, congress's next step is to ask the justice department to enforce the subpoena and take it to court. you'll have a constitutional crisis and next step ask for a contempt citation and

biker badr a big hit on web, jersey police ticketed the man for driving without an ed hardy t-shirt,red. now he is wanted dead o or aliv♪ >> topic 2. philadelphia phillies are in first place for the first time in forever, but, when you tell their fans to alike you have been there before, they assume you talk about prison. this is -- oh, god. you never buy a phillie fan a fitbit. he wanted to get his steps in security could not stop him, they are not used to fans running on the field, they are normally too drunk to stand. but judge the phillie fans, you would be drunk too if your biggest sports hero was a fix fictitious boxer. he was doing a dance called take the l, from a video came called fortnite. amazing what my staff kinds to google when we cut their access to porn sites. >> topic three, makers of 4 low -- energy drinks. each can is 12 percentagecohol, you have a blood alcohol contend of 420. some of you are not familiar with -- 4 loco . if anyone you trust it should folks that spend all day consuming malt liquor and hemp. they brought in esteemed scientists from university of sn

next speaker is teresa hardy. >> i'm here for the san francisco bay water chapter and here with firmer comment -- further comments with the river trust. he did send a letter to the vice president and the commissioners any voluntary proposal for bay delta flows should meet the biological outcome goals being established that just nearly committing to making specific efforts without requiring actual outcomes is not adequate, and the other concern, which has already been addressed, but i will briefly address it also is the importance of an independent peer review for any voluntary proposals that just coming up with a plan for one paid consultant does not make the plan valid, and in this letter that peter addressed, he did state that the trust is disappointed in the draft resolution and feels it does not adequately reflect commissioner requests. the draft resolution repeats false and misleading statements. it reaffirms sfpuc's commitment to plan for its design drought, however, the river trust believes it is time to reassess the design drought in light of the crisis facing the river and the

policies are being followed your son says hopefully no other family will go to such hardy get my family and help them. >>and move on and you know live their lives the way that he would want them to live it. >>i was k recede reporting. meanwhile cal osha's investigation continues this and the city spokesperson also says that 2 of the employees maybe fired another may be demoted. >>2 hikers from southern california missing for nearly 5 days were reunited with their loved ones. rescue crews discovered eric's to splinter and gabrielle wallace yesterday and cook among the canyon. the volunteers found 2 sets of footprints on mount mall, the and then alluded a helicopter search unit. that's when the unit spotted the campfire of the missing hikers i could say they lost the trail while with a group of co-workers on saturday and could not go back up because of all the ice and snow the rescue mission was a tough one which included airlifting the hiker shon the area, the search area covered 19,000 acres steep and covered in several inches of snow. the sec out our 4 zone forecast as we give you a li

the third time, he hit a double and saluted nationals fans with a hardy smile, a little bit of a bronxe harper hit the ball, boom, done it so many times before at nationals park, a home run. hthephillies beat the nationals, 8-2. breaking news last night, the alliance of american football, the start-up league, suspends operations effective immediately. league employees were notified by a letter yesterday afternoon. one report says players have been told they need to pay their own ways to fly home. this just happens with two weeks left in the regular season. the league is going to keep a small staff. they hope to restructure their business and have a second season. that didn't last. johnny manziel who had been signed by the memphis express tweeted advice, saying if you're a player and the league does dissolve, the last check you got will be the last one that you get. no lawsuit. anything else will get your bread. save your money. johnny manziel offering practical advice to players here into the a aaf. how about what russell westbrook did last night, something no player had done for 51 ye

lying at the floor -- >> neil: you disagree with nancy pelosi and steny higher saying it would be fool hardy -- >> i think nancy pelosi is taking the right tone and focusing on the constitutional -- >> neil: it's true. but you feel they are going too far and the republicans who went too far, the democrats are repeat something. >> i think it's really important that this pace that is being drawn out the way it is because it gives the leadership an opportunity to educate -- >> i can't believe we're seeing some democrats fighting so hard for pence. i had no idea they like pence so much. that doesn't mean that you get hillary clinton if they actually did impeach trump. >> neil: would it be a worry if these hearings develop into something? >> not in the slightest. i agree with kat. they don't have the votes in the house or the senate. it's not going anywhere. if he did, it would be vice president pence. all they're doing is helping his re-election efforts. >> it's about politics. nobody is talking about the constitutional obligations -- >> i'll talk about that all day. >> neil: i think you would s