waving al qaeda flags as they do in real life i doubt we'll see them staging chemical weapons attacks but i don't doubt is that the russians will be portrayed doing things that would put satan himself to shame at least going by what those who have already played the game say we saw gameplay from the perspective of a young for the girl who would eventually grow up to be the commander of the rebel forces fleeing from the invading russian army for and her family are eventually cornered by a soldier who kills her father we see kevin crawling under bad and scaring iran has to take down and lunkhead it fresh and soldier with little more than a screwdriver. to be fair it's only a game artistic license and all that no relation to real life events people or politics it's just a video game for young malleable impressionable kids showing imaginary russians invading bombing civilians murdering civilians gassing civilians and being killed in turn by the protagonist and the white helmets virtually copy pasted from c.n.n. into call of duty coincidence totally what we see is what defines a terrorist

back i doubt i was running from iraq doubt rather i organizers estimate that 2000000 people have joined this sunday and although police put the number at much lower it's clearly one of the biggest demonstrations in the city's history. the government's initial response to the protests has further triggered people's anger a few days ago police fired massive amounts of tear gas into the crowds rubber bullets were used for the 1st time since hong kong was handed over to china by britain. today's march however remains peaceful. some of the protesters have camped outside hong kong's parliament they have occupied the area in front of the building and vow to stay until the bill. is fully withdrawn zakk hesitates at 1st technically this is an illegal assembly but it's also exciting. i thought. in an attempt to appease the protests chief executive carrie lamb has announced postponement of the bill but that is not enough for the protesters they want it to be withdrawn entirely. i took it care of those things that are against really i thought so much all of that i exam week is not over yet zach als

maybe maybe not literally i wonder this result but it can be both i doubt that happiness is subjective so or objective. and. how many percent. 95 or. 70 percent i'm 85 percent happy. i must be really teenagers all happy in finland. why off so happy free education free health care. changes share the happiness point bringing together the citizens of less happy nations and finish happiness coaches. children doll picture coastal resorts just 2 hours from helsinki to meet. he insists he's just. happy for. i'm just an average joe i'm nobody but i was thinking that if there would be. like foreign people with us i would show all the fitness nature and makes you feel really happy and relaxed do you think you could make me happy. i don't know i think i could we could try. petri says it's the simple things that make you happy like chopping wood you're going like this he makes you know look at games enough so let's try. harder harder all i see is some deep sadness in adrian he seems to be a tough case but i think look at him there. patrice main tips is to get in touch with finnish nature let's go

wonderfully weird tradition and today i'm going to try and catch the cheese no one has ever done it i doubt i have a good chance. no wonder the cheese has a one second head start and reaches speeds of over 100 kilometers per hour some say cheese rolling dates back to roman times why do it so why do men and women take part in a race the foregone conclusion for the past 9 years sarah has been organizing the race so what's her favorite origin theory the most one is on a woman so it's the romantic one the local man used to throw us off dying to find the potential life of work and how true that is because he's going to marry somebody within limits i can not like not many people and that's where we are today through it sneakily all run by you know cause by pouring tea is. a whole thing is a local affair even the cheeses provided by our family farm just down the road. going up the hill is tough enough and it seems even steeper from up here ridiculous lee steep dangerously steep i'm dreading the descent this is not a good year for this thing will it ever know if i will ever go. again i noticed ther

i. doubt that . the price with atmosphere than a tomb would give me of course the. other prize money so much take it as a ho there's a dangled out that. they feel of the price. that it was almost not true. in october 27th teen the german newspaper developed published an article in which it stated that the european union had lost 30000000000 euros because of the very anti russian sanctions they had imposed it especially affected eastern europe where many polish farmers went broke and even committed suicide. sometimes i'm a cancer control as i was of on a good time i'm a cool top level well thought on the political roundabout i missed. calls on the. conscience who should. just go there was only. because i was in as a thing as muslims in europe even though number 10 tomodachi timesharing i want so much emotion gospel that it's not so useful. isn't. no about. the movie as behold at the top of the movie this o'keefe thank those of exhibits that we're on the show . and haven't been using challenger in the bush movies kimbo business studies monk looked on me there so he sa

posture towards his opponents i doubt i don't think that there's many easy fixes easy fixes for the turkish economy any changes are going to be have to be structural and that will not be easy for president or do want to undertake and i doubt that there will be undertaken so i says my my expectation is that you will see that present air don't continue with his current approach to politics rather than. rather than taking their lessons and trying to reverse course to maintain his hold on power gentlemen we have to leave it there but thank you so much for such an interesting conversation today here on inside story thanks to all our guests they were. but he had quarter and use of currently and thank you to you tube for your company you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion do check our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also follow the conversation keep it going on twitter handle is a.j. inside story and i am peter davi one for me peter dhabi and the entire team here in doha thanks for w

i do not though if you don't has a secret nuclear weapon i doubt it very much i will take the more as the propaganda or the psychological warfare on the part of the wrong done is a serious threat in case there is a military confrontation between iran than the united states you do not have to be a genius to figure out the outcome the united states will prevail so us defense secretary patrick shanahan is saying that sending warships to the gulf is aimed at tearing not provoking iran my pump arrow is also saying that this is done against the possibility of iranian attack on americans or american interests so if iran is really planning to do anything against americans will list latest development really deter tehran from action. excellent question if you look at the iranian foreign policy in the east. 20 years 18 or 20 years you can see that they have developed what they think is a deterrence capability day have networks of militia organizations their own militia organizations that have been trained and supported by iran and defame king is that in case there is a retaliation about there i

that trump will come into being and and for that matter i doubt that poland can afford to pay for those $30.00 something f. $35.00 that also is in the bargain and given given all the troubles that they have in that and the cost overruns sure it's just monumental could i go back to your previous question for a 2nd i got 30 seconds go ahead ok the the the there rush to approve that that 8000000000 i think are going to pay for arms and what have you to go to those sudanese in in iraq you know and others and and trump will override any veto of that. yeah the genie is out of the bottle you professor peter koos nick and former pentagon official michael maloof. thank you for watching the big picture of holland cook in washington back next week question. what is it going to coin is magic a. new type of digital currency the centralized digital scarcity chancellor. of 2nd or bank that's called the genesis blog for reason because being a civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human

i think well detectives told me it was all right though i doubt they told me we're fighting drugs we don't have to be sorry money is with drug dealers so it's a little. well i does see. when i talk to general boron of though he couldn't answer my questions and it was very obvious you know us me where they're ahead of other contexts when i was in sync because we're really i saw prosecutor general cheika they are and i knew that something was wrong with the case so immediately and i wrote a letter i asked him to personally oversee this matter you know and i gave this letter to prosecutor general gave it to his aides and they took the letter and they took it will see him. and i know you will probably be a prosecutor general's office will oversee this matter i don't want to meddle in the investigation i'm just asking questions you know that's what journalists do. would release no was that's what the odds are not as well as a journalist and we do expect that from the police and high degree of accuracy when it's found in the information that is not what i was i was shocked to hear some of t

kind of think that there has to be some kind of regulation and i would hope although more and more i doubt that the american public would agree with me but i would hope that they would be for regulation not necessarily the breaking up of the companies not necessarily saying all of that nobody could get a foothold and compete with these companies well of course not but how many companies a little tiny companies have been bought for millions of dollars by these big companies and they've done pretty good so i don't think there's a competition problem here i just think that there's an invasion of privacy there's the lying going on there's misleading and there's no accountability and i think the government doesn't know what to do because so far they've done absolutely nothing so now they're talking antitrust let's regulate now i know for a conservative that's crazy but we have to regulate to a degree what these companies do with our personal data and information i could i couldn't agree more there steve and also there's a simple well known is that it's hard for the consumer to get around some o

that if people have the right to learn that is this is their job just under the law how i see it i doubt that's why i have my job because i tried to do exactly this hour a day. by name of the uninsured and i wore it up here 2. this is d w news asia coming up on our show today on the front lines of climate change cycle owns floods of rising sea levels why environmental disasters are threatening the lives and futures of millions of children in bangladesh meanwhile india is in the grips of another severe heat wave temperatures soar above 50 degrees in some parts of the country in one state 80 people have died since saturday look at what set to become india as long as top spot on record. and lost cities rediscovered archeologists in cambodia find vast temple complexes. we'll show you the urban landscapes that might just rival and cool ones. i'm sumi so much going to and this is news asia thank you for joining us now we start with a closer look at the growing climate crisis affecting asia's most vulnerable communities environmental disasters are threatening vast swaths of land in low lying co

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successful than that time but in getting more freedoms and getting more say in the city's politics i doubt there will be significant steps in the near future. when just how much is hong kong's otani and its independence from mainland china really at risk. pos rhythms are eroding they have been eroding slowly over the past few years we have seen for example beijing of ducting people from the city and putting them in jail in china so this is probably presumably a reason why beijing also wanted this bill although now the probe it income says it was kerry lam's idea but beijing would have had a legal handling to just have people from hong kong delivered to mainland china and there wouldn't have to dock them critical books are disappearing from the bookstores and people were fearing that exactly this bill that would it would tear down the fire wall because big between hong kong's rule of law that still exists and this arbitrary mainland system. all right the devil is mathias burning now reporting for us from hong kong we thank you very much. well police here in germany have arrested a man on su

i doubt it is anything that would surprise anyone in this room, mental health problems, a history of trauma, some sort of grievance against their community, family, ethnic group, government. --is a complex caught tail complex cocktail. i don't think we understand as well as we should. >> i heard somebody in the audience going, "yes, yes." let's take a second round here. former congresswoman, i want to go to you. you said climate change is a top national security issue. i am currently on the 2020 campaign trail. the pentagon has called it a threat multiplier. you believe climate change is a national security threat? >> i think it is pretty obvious before, thatsn't extreme climate leads to drought, which leads to climate refugees leaving places, events like climate hurricanes, typhoons, tsunamis, we see them everywhere and they are all covered on our 24/7 television sets, cause huge damage, including in the midwest the base ofwhere somebody's support is. and denying the science of climate change makes no sense. understanding the science of climate change and understanding the effects o

we don't know, but i doubt they would surprise anybody in this room. mental health problems. history of trauma in an individual's personal history. some sort of grievance against their community, their family, their ethic group, their government. it's a complex cocktail. this part of the journey to terrorism i do not think we understand as well as we should. . >> i heard someone in the audience going, yes, yes. all right. let's go-- we'll take a second round here. former congresswoman harman, i want to go to you. you have said that climate change is a top national security issue. i'm currently on the 2020 campaign trail and i certainly hear a lot of candidates talking about it. the pentagon has called it a threat multiplier. let's just go to the basic here. why do you believe climate change is a national security threat? >> well, i think it's pretty obvious now if it wasn't before, that extreme climate leads to drought, which leads to climate refugees leaving places. catastrophic climate events like hurricanes, typhoons and tsunamis. we've seen them and they're on our 24/7 te