maybe holding on to hope just gets exhausting after a certain point. chucker also did their parts to keep colognes hopes in check real mbulelo finished office with great to make things one male. and at the back breaker in a season full of them may think hello and devastated. but did they perhaps have another comeback in them i know maybe it was just a chance to finally lie down and bury their heads. because after twenty minutes it was already. now i haven't counted pianka the school ride he seemed to be wondering why he couldn't hear the fellow fags i but we do the heartbreak this season it will take more than that to shake the sprouts and the holds. rose up again i was trying to stave off the inevitable. i was but the hosts hit back soon afterwards throughly on our day because. they might not have managed to turn the game around but they did and the compliments of their own challenge i jamo to their change something special today despite an eye point gap with just three matches left this season the fans are still behind the team and stood up and appla

to achieve the ambitions and hopes of both countries . and u.s. president donald trump has hailed the historic meeting between the korean leaders saying americans show feel proud he's making in may or june trump also held talks with german chancellor angela merkel at the white house with the iran nuclear deal featuring highly on the agenda the u.s. has threatened to withdraw from the landmark twenty fifty years deal for the palestinian protesters have been killed by israeli fire in another day of demonstrations along the gaza israel border around forty palestinians have died in the weekend protests that began at the end of march the rallies are marking the seventieth anniversary of masculist an expulsion also known as the bar the un human rights chief has called on israel to stop using excessive force on palestine want to test a singles over five thousand others have been injured many by lying fire. seven schoolchildren have been stabbed to death in northern china the children aged between twelve and fifteen more attacked as they made the

hope scholarship. -- hundreds of thousands of kids were recipients of the lottery hope scholarship.been around a man for 60 years, mentor, man, i hope you read jim galloway's article in yesterday's paper. it's the story of zell and bill shipp. the class of a person is if you can apologize and say i'm sorry. it was a great story of redemption. zell and shirley treated bill to lunch. he felt the barb wire. he walked to the car and bill was in very poor health. zell said, i'm sorry. last thing he said to bill, i love you. bill said i didn't agree with everything you said or did, but you were the best thing that happened to the state of georgia. fences takes a lot of grace. as his life as shown, infants, preschoolers, kids -- there is the young woman here today running for governor who is a product of the hope scholarship. she told me she lived in 17 different places. president clinton, that's with -- what the hope scholarship is about. president bush said zell took him over to the window and he said comic to you think this boy can fill it up? i said, if you get president bush back when

first i hope people read it.s someone who is trying to be transparent about things i've done wrong, things i've done right. criticisms that could be leveled at me. it's about far more than my time as fbi director. it goes back to being bullied as a kid and bullying someone else here at william & mary. it's designed to try and offer some framework how leadership should be and must be. and so in terms of how to figure out what's true, draw on as many sources as possible and evaluate track record consistency, take everything with a grain of salt. you learn that at w78en mary. love everyone, trust no one, right. understand biases cross-examine yourself. find other pieces of information. crash it all together. in order to make your best judgment. but always make the judgment knowing i could be wrong. i've worked as hard asky to get it right. i could be wrong. that's my best advice to you. >> what do you think you've been wrong about in your leadership if there is one thing that you regret the most? >> well, how much t

thank you both leaders seemed relaxed and was smiling but of course they hope this summit is only the start of a process and that's likely to be complicated and will involve difficult negotiations. among the most harrowing the dame's this meeting i hope that there is new history written with regards to p. for prosperity and i will approach this with the feeling of a brand new start i'd like to discuss all issues as standing honestly and frankly i would like to take this opportunity to say that i hope to have a very good conversation the president today honest frank and we intend to. come on . when the supreme leader across the demarcation line on this historic moment there is a mensa expectation almost all over the world and i hope this discussion is productive let's approach this discussion boldly in wishing for peace and i like to give something very big to the people looking at us we have all day to talk and let's do so and make up for the ten years that we have the past. probably got two of our correspondents on the story adrian brown is in beijing and we've got kathy novak who is

now we are seeing a resergens. >> hope, let me ask you a question.e get any knowledge on of whether or not the s-400 was used, whether or not the russian system actually engaged any of our missiles? what's your reporting on that? >> so russia is sort of using this as a marketing opportunity for the s-400, f-35 killer missile. the pentagon, though, that be unequivocal. russian defenses were not employed. and syrian defenses were in effective. 6th single one of the weapons reached their target. >> what do you think is the story of the week? >> i agree with james, north korea is the biggest story of the week. i'm going to take ape different tact, though. we touched on heidi heitcamp. it is app example of congress and the white house and republicans trying to put some of these democratic incumbents on defense here. heidi heitcamp supporting pompeo's nomination. a few other democrats have not come on out yet and supported her. joe donnelly, joe manchin and others. republicans are trying to tighten the excuse on these folks and put them on defense ahead of

i hope the two leaders work together to prevent another war like the korean war. which. will come from the summit addresses human rights issues in north korea and the other how could it be the. others however a skeptical. you were there when you got him john is saying that he will complete denuclearization and close the nuclear test site through the into korean summit but we cannot believe it helps you navigate them what it undeniable as officials in panmunjom complete the final preparations for the summit it's clear that achieving any official agreements in just a day of talks will be difficult to say the least but friday's summit is a breakthrough in itself. and if the meeting goes smoothly it should lay the groundwork for something even more unusual talks between north korea and the u.s. . joining me now is our correspondent jason strother in the south korean capital seoul welcome jason what is south korea hoping to get out of the summit. well i think just bringing kim jong moon down below the border was a an accomplishment itself but i think like we heard from some o

i hope you have a great time with many activities. the military band, all the staff and volunteers who work tirelessly havesure that you memorable experience. i want to thank all the military with us today. [applause] military in this great nation and servicemen and servicewomen all around the world who are keeping us safe. as we renew this tradition, thank you for joining us. on behalf of the president and time, we wish you a great and beautiful days coming ahead of us. and happy easter. thank you. [applause] president trump: everybody ready? [applause] president trump: ready, set, go. ok? -- [whistle] president trump: thank you, everybody. give that to the press, they can have it. ready? [indiscernible conversation] >> the office of first lady melania trump has announced tomorrow's white house easter activity, among them, the traditional easter egg roll and egg hunt, a decorating stations, live music by the marine, army, and air force band, a rating note -- reading nook with the first lady and i was members reading to children, and

i hope you can look at this issue. adding to the strain on new york dairy farmers, the loss of the canadian market for ultra filtered milk. you spoke to the subcommittee two weeks ago and i would like an update. what is the current status of nafta negotiations to reopen access to the canadian market for u.s. 85 milk and do you feel confident the trade representative will be successful in eliminating the ontario pricing scheme? sec. perdue i'm optimistic we will get aa nafta discussion. we continue to mention this to the ambassador, regarding dairy and ag representative dowd in that regard. that is one of the issues, the class seven milk. canada has a managed supply system. they have allowed their producers to depress world prices and knock out the ultrafiltered market. >> my last issue is snap. i'm very concerned about the house bill and that you support it and i will explain. it says, we want to make sure there are more stringent work requirements. most people on snap are already working. if you look to recipients, le

and most hopeful and most hopeful korean sign met with lead to a chance of final success so what is building it in their senior year is ok i mean is the only obviously cuddly and just between koreans the problem would have been solved long ago we see that there is no real perineal anymore city there is no real between koreans the problem is not about north korea not been able to reform itself it is reforming itself the problem is with the west on the war which in the last twenty years changed completely changed beyond recognition and which could not agree to any kind of compromise even if that allows you to lessen their nuclear danger the underlining thing that no one talks about mark in western media because most western media don't they don't know what they're talking about about anything most of the time is that the koreans made this determine their own destiny with outside power this is something that is hard to spell make in the swamp i've got three examples that bring that home for you the new york times the new york times has a twitter account the new york times at war which focuses o

hope. for right now in the moment of the league eight nine games now in the road it had been an eight game streak undefeated now it's nine six of them three pointers but something to build on the champions league might yet still happen the rich are not on the course because we've been really focused i'd say this season is already better than the last. and if for martin to keep scoring like this the champions league will be a sure thing. that our entire back doesn't act like a record which will be the back of the dog and i would speak up. for those that are . in war i was there for over like i was on the. drink a promising prospect for quite sure of the world cup and for half an hour i'm in the borders league we have a grocer we're going to make history. brilliant patrick crowning another admirable display from hope and i. thank. god thank you. and says canaveral wasn't the only tragic figure of the weekend first stendhal was involved in a dust up with now bill bennett a lead that saw the sh

a lot back fans were hoping a weakened by and would give their side an easy ride. defender jerome bowen saying was among those handed a well earned breather by the bundesliga champions nicholas zuma came into the starting eleven and then just a difficult start he lost out in this challenge of yours that jim inch one no it's a club back in the eight minutes he was then oh i had no chance but despite big games on the horizon in the german pope and champions league by and pushed thomas millar close to an equaliser here. in the thirty six minutes they did level militant christian again as he sets up central wagner. robert levin dusty's fill in almost missing. button would play the better the same and just before the break buckner headed home by the left but keep a young soma should have done better. in the second half it was more of the same with byron rampant some of them not dug his hat trick but was then powerless to stop tiago making it three one in the fifty first minute. the recalled german title holders completed a staggering ninety five percent of their passes

so, i hope that it doesn't happen. if it were to happen, it would hugely change president trump's presidency as it relates to the senate and what is going on there, so i don't think it will happen, but if there is appropriate legislation that comes through the judiciary committee, i am want to sign onto it. linda: ok, final question, are you -- sorry. ok. >> it is a two-part question. linda: we are almost done, so make it quick. >> were you given a heads up before the report that came out that pompeo had met with kim jong-un? sen. corker: no. learned it from you in the hallway. >> secondly, you said you are backing marsha blackburn's campaign. are you going to vote for in the race? sen. corker: i always planned to do so. and as i mentioned, i hope that both candidates will aspire to be statement, willing to burn political capital to subornation's problems. and certainly have plan to do so, but you know? i usually don't give money to candidates i don't plan to vote for, so we will see. >> so complementary of your friend

his family hope to take him to italy for treatment.al, afterjudges at the european court of human rights refused to intervene in the case. the prime minister has once again underlined her commitment to keeping the uk outside any customs union after brexit. mps are due to vote on the matter later this week. labour says that staying in a customs union is in the uk's economic interest, as our political correspondent vicki young reports. stitching together a deal that will last, that is theresa may's brexit challenge. this factory visit in dudley was part of local election campaigning, but there is uncertainty over trading arrangements for businesses like this after we leave the eu. the customs union allows goods to be shipped all round the eu with no taxes, known as tariffs, but it stops us negotiating free trade deals with other countries so the prime minister insists we need a new arrangement. coming out of the customs union means that we will be free to have those deals, deals that suit the united kingdom, but i also recognise the impo

we're hopeful. i'm hopeful and i hope you're hopeful, too. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you, beverly, you are a champion for victim rights throughout the city and beyond and we appreciate your efforts. as stated over and over today, proposition 63 is a historic and unprecedented step forward for gun safety in california. this really is an effort to bring agencies together to ensure the safety of the residents of this jurisdiction. and we are certainly proud to be part of that. since the implementation of this mandate, the adult probation department has received 63 referrals for investigation. we see all kinds of people come through the department and people referred and it is critically important to work together to identify where individuals have legal weapons and illegal weapons in their possession that are going to result in crimes and death. we support and applaud the support that we have from our board of supervisors and from our criminal justice agencies. each of them has been a viable partner in making this proposition a reality in terms of how

welcomed upcoming talks on the korean peninsula saying he hopes they could advance peace in the region but. it watching the news from ballet no half movie at the top of the hour course you can always get more information around the clock on our website d.w. dot com i'm one hundred three invalid thanks for your company it's easy. to. make your smart t.v. easy smarter with the d w four smart t.v. . what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary. to decide what's on sunday more than you go to www dot com smart t.v. . the freedom of expression. of value that in ways has to be defended and new. all over the world. of freedom freedom of art. a multimedia project about artists and their right to express their views freely. d w dot com order freedom. we've been talking about it for months but how did a arise can byron unit lift their twenty eighth when this thing a title on match day twenty eight. the defending champions could leave people in this league and silverware for a six consecutive season but first they needed to beat dortmund a team with plenty to prove it's being a tough se

so that's why i'm hopeful. but i also know the history of women's movement.tory of really any justice movement is one in which there is always the possibility of -- >> exactly, we see that with civil rights in the united states. we all wonder whether this amazing never again movement by the young people in america will keep moving forward. >> yes. >> or will get marginalized. the same about race particularly in the united states. black lives matter, and the seeming -- it just seems that that struggle never gets to the top of the mountain. >> yes. >> and i know that you're always asked about it and you've often said that you're tired sometimes of catering to white sensitivities and sensibilities about this issue. and sometimes you get yourself in trouble in various audiences because of that. but you obviously are saying something massively important. so, where do you see the struggle over racism in your own environment, whether it's in the united states, even in africa if i can say so? >> it's hard for me to take about racism in africa because the context is s

it's hoped the verdict will help usher in a new era. then people power will back us, they will be our allies, but if we are doing bad then they will punish us, and impeach us, and accuse us and criticise us. park geun—hye is unlikely to be in court four her sentencing, but it will be watched closely by those who have long hoped for justice. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. more on that to come in the next few hours. one of bollywood's biggest stars, salman khan, says he'll appeal on friday, after being sentenced to five years in prison for poaching rare blackbuck antelope. the case dates back to 1998. khan has appeared in more than 100 films. from delhi, rajini vaidya nathan reports. he's one of the world's highest—paid actors. salman khan is known as the bad boy of bollywood, both on and off—screen. today he was in court, after a judge found him guilty of killing two blackbucks, an endangered breed of antelope. the case dates back to 1998, when he was shooting for this film, hum saath saath hain. few celebrities are as worshipped or idol

almost i hope that here there is new history rich garth's to peaceful prosperity. high hopes and optimism as the leaders of north and south korea sit down to his story told. amongst all the pomp and ceremony as a permanent peace deal within reach between these two countries who are still technically at war. hello bob woodward is there live from doha i'm asking dennis also coming up. political rivals are set to hold talks on india's future after nearly two weeks of anti-government demonstrations. will cause be. three words for you guilty guilty a get out the. downfall of the man known as america's diet a u.s. court finds t.v. star bill cosby guilty of sexually assaulting a woman as his. new history begins now those are the words of kim jong un the after he became the first north korean leaders to set foot in the south since the end of the korean war kim was greeted by the south korean president mean jay in as he crossed the demarcation line dividing the two countries moon also briefly stepped into the north side of the border then walked to the venue where they are

we hope to achieve one day, real peace in israel and the middle east. i think it is really something -- not realistic, i think it is an illusion and the biggest problem in the middle east is not israel but arab society. at least in my opinion, what we see in the arab world, i don't see two states living in peace with one another. it is 99% conflict, bloodshed in the middle east. it is not between jews and muslims, it is between muslims themselves with a connection to israel. in syria come up than half a million people are killed and slaughtered. every day hundreds of people are killed and injured. in the middle east, libya, yemen, saddam, syria and iraq, who cares? you can see the news on all channels. you can see football, basketball, and some other news. but here you cannot see one report about hundreds of people killed in the middle east every day. the main problem of the middle east, in my opinion, of the arab society, the middle class doesn't exist. for peaceful policy and readiness to coexist and accept different people and different states, you n

it is amazing. >> each cold case arrest is a reminder to families to never give up hope. >> hoping that someday the justice will be there for jenny. we keep on praying. >> both families hold annual events to keep their daughters faces in the public eye alexa many families of victims is still suffering. then sometimes just one tip can make all the difference. >>> our coverage continues. reposted in interactive map showing the location of all of the attacks as well as video from our archives in social video reaction from today. new cases of e. coli linked to romaine lettuce. the outbreak still growing and yet no specific source. >>> we are definitely checking the weather as we go towards the the weekend. what you can expect in terms of temperature and cloud cover. >> coming up soon. explosive allegations about the president's nominee to the head of veterans affairs. will he withdraw his nomination? ? -- >>> drums a personal attorney plans to stay silent about his involvement in a deal involving stormy daniels. michael: about federal court papers indicating he would assert his fifth amendm

when i'm gone you heard harold he's hopeful are you feeling as hopeful. unfortunately we have had a succession of power not a translation democracy. there was a leg by castro and these assembly that is some structured to abide by they will dictate or the cuban people not have a say elected. to power but things could change because a new faces are now entering the cuba scenario the people are already tired withstanding sixty years of oppression and dictatorship the vision of the cuban families. economy totally destroyed and they have the need to believe in a society where they can enjoy human rights and civil rights so the pressure inside and also the international community realizing this is a dictatorship and not a socialist revolution as they like to call it was pressure good and helping some changes in the future so i'm one of course clearly this is not necessarily a welcome move for you i want to share with our audience how much so this is not a welcome move this is a headline in spanish but this week you organize protests in miami against this transf

think the protest happened because essentially there is no hope.rison for palestinians, the israeli government has transformed gaza into a live prison. people living desperate lives. protest is the only weapon they have in their hands and it is appalling. i think the un has to come out very strongly against these criminal acts. 15—16 civilians killed, thousands injured. this is unacceptable and i think what is the danger, we are so desensitised to the violence and the daily injustices that palestinians suffer, and have been suffering for years, something has to happen. it is true the us administration will have no positive contribution for sorting out this conflict but we cannot lose hope. there has to be pressure coming from somewhere because this is unsustainable. this is terrible. let's move on to a subject we just keep talking about which is of course brexit. the uk hasjust begun the 12 month countdown to brexit at 11pm greenwich meantime on 29th march 2019 the midnight hour in brussels, where the european union is based. negotiations need to b

hope you can enjoy the pyongyang glass noodle.we can talk about the things —— good things. we need to talk about what is necessary. and i would like to say this in front of mr president and all the others as well. we shouldn't forget how extraordinary it is to hear him talking on and why tv. -- it is to hear him talking on and why tv. —— live tv. south korea's moon jae—in congratulated mr kim for what he called ‘a brave decision‘ to meet. and i think we should celebrate the meeting between us and spring may have arrived on the korean potential to make pinning chiller —— korean peninsula. in the world is watching this meeting and the people of south korea and north korea and compatriots all over the world, they are watching and so much burden on our shoulders between us to back. —— two. you are the first one who crossed the demarcation line, the committee chairperson, this is like a symbol of peace. and the expectations of all of the world are on us. expectations of all of the world are on us. and i would like to give my thanks to

hopes for peace and reconciliation between the rival neighbors with kim declaring the start of a new history. hello and welcome on pieces you're watching us you live from also coming up demonstrations in the media again as the opposition keeps up the push for more talks planned for friday. whole controversy from members of u.s. president bill trump's administration. bill qaddafi. three words three you guilty guilty. and a u.s. court convicts entertain a bill cosby on charges of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home. a new history begins now those were the words from kim jong il he became the first north korean leader to set foot in the south since the end of the korean war mr kim was greeted by the south korean president when gene as he crossed the line of demarcation dividing the two countries and also briefly stepped into the north they then walks to the venue where they're holding the first face to face meeting between leaders of the two koreas in more than a decade is a diplomatic had to james bays who's monitoring the latest from pod to close to the demilitarized

you know i hope the two leaders work together to prevent another war like the korean war. before countrymen but i hope some of the dresses human rights issues in north korea another how could it be about. others however as skeptical. even their own ego is saying that he will complete denuclearization and close the nuclear test site through the into korean summit but we cannot believe it helps you navigate them with it undeniable as officials in panmunjom complete the final preparations for the summit it's clear that achieving any official agreements in just a day of talks will be difficult to say the least but friday's summit is a breakthrough in itself and if the meeting goes smoothly it should lay the groundwork for something even more unusual talks between north korea and the u.s. . joining me now is our south korean correspondent jason strother he joins me now from seoul just in a what it is a soul and south korea hoping to achieve from the summit. right well just a deescalation intentions that really characterized the past couple years would be a good starting point b

that is hope for us. [applause] hope is tamar -- is she here?applause] calling on her government to investigate fully, what happened in gaza. hope is rabbi eric ashman. [applause] who stood up to secular extremists beating him before continuing the job of beating the palestinian farmers. hope is the many, many israeli activists who stand shoulder to shoulder with us as we struggle to end occupation. it warms my heart, to know we have allies like you and like them, back there. allies with such courage and conviction to stand up for what is right. you are not dreamers, but realists. [applause] you are not dreamers, but realists. you understand too well that the best future is a future that shines just as bright for palestinians as it does for israelis. [applause] that is what i see in this room, the hope for all sides to live together. we also take hope from american leaders. principled leaders, representatives. and i am humbled that the man who will take this stage after me, senator bernie sanders. [applause] we noted his courageous, brave defens

a glimmer of hope, things next week will warm up nicely. tomorrow is going to be dry, but for some of us a little hit—and—miss there is rain in the forecast as well. not completely dry. this low pressure off the coast of portugal has been driving our weatherfor days now. it's been dragging cloud out of france, the north sea, it's felt chilly along the north sea coast. if you look at the temperature in the north sea, it's around five degrees celsius. that wind goes through your bones. nippy there. particularly where it's cloudy and rainy. damp this evening across scotland. it will dry out. any showers in the south will clear away as well before more rain swings in out of the continent. by the end of the night, it looks like further damp weather from east anglia, across the midlands maybe into wales as well. tomorrow, the southern counties will have sunshine looking out across the channel. inland across the midlands, london, midlands and the peak district could be cloudy with rain. the best of the weather tomorrow in the north—west of the cou

so i hope you all support it. i also want to thank supervisors kim and supervisors peskin for helping us to get this exchange. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> my name is otto duffy. i'm a resident of the neighborhood around city hall. i think matt gonzalez was the first person i heard mentioning that corporations never get a bump up in their taxes. the issue that they are bringing up. it isinit is long overdue to che that. i'm also notice something about pedestrian injuries and car accidents and pedestrian fatalities. some time ago, i noticed that while the vision zero is focusing most of the effort on the dense neighborhood of the tenderloin and the downtown area, the fact that there are more incidents in the area is an artifact of it is just a more dense neighborhood. if you look as a pedestrian walking around on the streets in san francisco, your odds as a pedestrian of getting hit by a car are approximately equal anywhere in the city. and so there probably out to be a

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. >> hoping that some day that the justice will be there for jenny. we keep on praying. >> well, san francisco police and homeless outreach crews work today clear tent camps in the mission district on wednesday. >> mayor mark farrell said the city would be clearing out 120 tents in and around the mission. the people in the camps and along the sidewalks were offered services that include temporary housing and drug counseling. >>> the mayor also announced a proposal to spend nearly $13 million over two years to clean up the streets. now, the money would pay for five newportible public restrooms and hire an additional 44 neighborhood cleaners. it also includes $3.4 million for new equipment such as street cleaning machines. the mayor says he hears complaints about with dirty streets every day. >> together this is an ambitious effort. and i know i only have a few months left as the great mayor of the great city of san francisco. but i plan on sprinting to the finish. >> the mayor also wants a new street cleaning program specifically for the south of marke

they know that he can stir the hopes of african-americans and inspire them to action. what. they. said make. them believe that that. black you know thirty. second drink. it was the speech that took a southern black movement and made it first a national movement. that involved blacks and whites and jews protestants catholics . but it was also a theme that one around the world. the dream of freedom and the whole notion of the song we shall overcome the history of be after people of african descent in america and their struggle for freedom the subs and of the speech had to do with america america giving black people a bad chick. but of course the rhetoric and the romance of i have a dream caught everybody's attention but that was merely the closing phrases but the sub's is that the speech was about america giving black people a bad check that had bounced and we wondered check made good on our citizenship and on justice. like the idea of characterizing the u.s. constitution as a check made out to all of american citizens why doesn't king use that energy at the end of a speech. it's a

waiting hoping they can be together soon. before the war yemeni americans were able to travel relatively easily between their two home countries. that's the case for abdul figgis. he works in the u.s. for an a.t.m. company to support his family. we went to meet him at his apartment just outside new york city home to generations of yemeni americans a wave of immigrants they came from our area in yemen abdul's family's roots in the u.s. go back almost a century i'm a fourth generation fourth generation in the country my father was grandfather. from his mother's side of the cities my father was a citizen all my uncles are citizens abdul had hoped his children would continue that line to. she was twenty years old her mother was seventeen when i was nine and this is my life. and your other son so nineteen years old obama is nothing in this area he first applied for visas for his wife and four children in two thousand and fifteen just after the war began it marked the beginning of their first long separation which lasted almost thr

we were hoping for that information. we confirmed they have a common goal of denuclearization of the korean peninsula. they said the armistice agreement which was signed 65 years ago is going to be turned into a peace treaty at some point. that involves the u.s. and china as well as they were signators. >> paula, we will listen in here. you see all of the people there. we need to make sure we have translation ready for you. you are watching history here. announcing the end of the war. >> translator: the two leaders are going to release the joint declaration for peace prosperity of the korean peninsula. respectful citizens of south korea and north korea and residents living abroad, chairman kim and i, myself, would like to declare the declaration. we had historical meeting and came to agreement. there will not been any more war on the korean peninsula. the new era of peace has finally opened and we are declaring that. for a long time, we suffered the divisions and by way of sorrow and pain. we believe we were able to over

there is some hope. we are seeing the economy start to rebound thanks to you and the administration of taking this fight on. i know if i could -- i know an example, here is an example of despite what has been said to

it boosts their hopes —— hopes for a top four finish.ses scored the winner and connor was watching at turf moor. for the first time this calendar year, chelsea have won back—to—back gains in the premier league. antonio conte will be hoping his team have gained a second wind for the run in on the campaign that can have a silver lining. their coach was so impressed at how pallara writer and olivier giroud matched up. and owned all started scoring, but burnley benefited from fortune when a wayward shot deflected off ashley barnes. victor moses scored the winner to chelsea. burnley mr and the chance to move ahead of arsenal but it has still been a very successful season for burnley. leicester and southampton shared a goalless draw at the king power stadium. the result ended a run of four straight defeats the southampton but it is still a blow to their hopes of avoiding relegation. a full points from safety, with four games to play. clearly there is not that many games left, so it is about making sure we maximise our chances tonight and give

i am hoping we can work as a team. the president will bring us and also and we have to depend on our senators to do the process admiral andhe rear make sure we have the right person for the job. we just need to be 18 and continue to work together. susan: let me turn it over to the panel for questions. donovan: nikki: this is nikki. op-ed brought more attention to this issue of privatization of the v.a. careu do support private and veterans care in the private sector, how far do you think that should go? ms. rohan: we have been working with the v.a. hospitals. members, as well as some of our veteran volunteers to go into v.a. hospitals across the nation. we tried to visit seven or eight a year. we are doing town hall meetings, working with the folks actually using the hospital. we are talking to the staff of those hospitals, finding whistleblowers and doing all that work. those efforts, we find out the v.a. is a system worth saving. as i travel across the united states i needing veterans from all over the place and a lo

and ambitious process of consulting the libyan people is underway it's hoped this will end the turmoil that's plagued the country since the end of gadhafi is ruled in twenty eleven but can libyans agree on their future and what impact a foreign call's having on the process this is inside story. thanks. alex. hello and welcome to the program dennis now libya has been driven by a plethora of problems ever since moammar gadhafi was removed central authority has broken down and the country has a myriad of militias with a multitude of tribal loyalties add to that the outside players the foreign powers with their own interests in libya and you have a recipe for chaos several rounds of peace talks have resulted in little league here is divided with two governments one in the west and the other in the east but a new un back consultative process a means to break the stalemate from oil revenues to power a future government and disarming the militias libyans are having their say on the major issues that affect them in these public consultations that are being organized by the center for humanitar

not farfrom here is the resurrection, the new hope, and the resurrection, the new hope, and the new possibilitiesndent nada tawfik summed up the mood in memphis. i would describe it as almost like a pilgrimage of people young and old, from here in memphis and across the country, coming here not tojust honour the legacy of dr king, but really to recommit themselves to the struggles that he fought against 50 years ago. and so here in memphis, you had 10,000 people marching in the name of his legacy, singing songs, rejoicing. and here at the official commemoration in memphis there was a mix of performances, and as i say again, celebration, storytelling, from icons who were there with him on that night, and also some very passionate speeches from activists and faith leaders, talking about the opportunity gap that still exists here in america, and all the unfinished business left to realise dr king's dream. facebook has now revealed that as many as 87 million users may have had their personal information improperly shared with and used by the political consultancy cambridge analytica. that is many mor

cologne trouble to the southern city hoping for a miracle could they get the points they needed to staples relegation for another week against a foe. also battling to avoid the drop. in time for were virtually assured relegation just two weeks ago but a full back and game and again they spring another surprise against fellow strugglers and to move one step closer to survival. welcome to the bone this league. cologne season started all with promise and there were some highlights from the billy goats including their win against arsenal in the europa league but in the in this league at their form has been appalling from the get go with the club spending months i incurred at the bottom of the table the relegation appeared inevitable despite a modest reserve after the mid-season break but cologne kept fighting with the team showing plenty of spares in their match against fellow strugglers freiburg only a win could postpone their sixth drop to the second division and two was on the cards in the black forest stadium. this classic six point game got moving fast fry books mike france with the cross

they hoped and prayed it would. that's where the most emotion in this trill has been in the past weeks as it has been going on. i have lily bernard. you are an actress. >> a visual artist and an actress. and a mom of six. >> you accused him of assaulting you in the '90s when you were a guest on the cosby show? >> yes. >> how do you sum up this day? >> it is a new day for sexual assault survivors, tee mail and male. this jury has shown if you are a sexual assault survivor even of the most powerful iconic beloved figure that you can stand up against victim blaming and slut shaming and mischaracterization. >> the five women who came forward to tell their stories, how difficult was it for them? it was a very -- an emotional powerful, very dramatic, more so than last time. >> it was very dramatic. some of them have become dear friends of mine. it was painful for me to witness each one of them. i wept with them because their stories of abuse by bill cosby absolutely paralleled my stories. his m.o. was the same. that was h

there is hope for you. the world took notice.i'm hopeful that the unity that came in the south carolina is infectious for the station and we are reminded all the time that we are better together. you are in the other part of the state. he talked on the phone. you woke up sunday morning and you wanted to do something. talk about what you did that sunday morning. i won't know what it's like to be a man of color hearing that nine people were murdered simply because they were black. i can do everything in my power to try to understand what that means but i've never been black second in my life. so i have to go. i really wanted to capture some of the rage i told my wife terri, i'm going to go to cornerstone baptist i know that pastor. i'm going to go to a church where they are getting question gone and there to say how could you possibly let this happen nine people who wanted to do nothing more than learn about you and your son and you let them die. i'm in a go here. anger and that's what i need to hear. i went, and was refounded by a