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it all together andi sometimes i gather it all together and i carry it back and i think and i get reallyere the worst of the waste is washing up will spur more action to get rid of marine litter scarring some parts of scotland's coastline. let's bring you right up—to—date with some of the sports stories. hello. i'm chetan pathak with tuesday's sport briefing. coming up, jose mourinho walks out of his press conference as manchester united lose again, and novak djokovic eyes more grand slam success at the us open. now, they've won the european cup four times in their history, but on tuesday ajax will be one of the sides looking to secure their place in the group stages of this year's champion's league. last season's dutch runners—up take a 3—1 lead to dynamo kiev in the qualification play—off second leg. and they'll be looking to build on their big win on saturday when they thrashed newly—promoted side emmen 5—0. novak djokovic starts his us open campaign today as he looks to build on his comeback success at wimbledon back injuly. djokovic is only seeded sixth but he's the favourite with m

more with the experience i gathered over nineteen years of working for the german armed forces. side by bringing this up it won't be easy for i've been going into. i am. i but he's determined to seize the opportunity. to help the love. that you. can. explain to us from the way. the. things that. makes me curiously. challenging. catholics. in good shape. transsexuals that's the word for people who emotionally believe that they belong to the opposite sex society does little to support those people and makes them sick sick and sometimes they even commit suicide. their people fear that they are born wrong and this is what i'm going to talk about. good shit sixty minutes on t w. iran. wants an isolated geography now a major power in the middle east. the ones influence continues to grow politically economically and above all militarily. does iran truly want peace. the country's opponents have their doubts isolate. iran from fiachra see. the current stance of august fifth on g.w. .

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as far as i can gather neither -- afd. fall. as far as i can gather neither —— afd.ea of actually rejecting the whole thing out of hand seems to be one stage too far. identity has. he does seem to be saying he is not going to accept it. no, ithink saying he is not going to accept it. no, i think he is saying european unity must come first. yes, but this seems to be rejecting chequers. the whole thing is unravelling, according to the independent. that is the independent. come on. that also it is plugging its final say petition. shall we move on. yes, let's. high pollution levels causing a huge reduction in intelligence. this isn't new, is it? —— this it is not particularly new that it is quite damning evidence, a huge piece of research that has been conducted in china where obviously we know there is huge pollution. but it is very relevant for everywhere, because it does actually show that the effect on people, particularly the effect on people, particularly the elderly, is absolutely devastating. but what is really worrying and would be very worrying to parents, worr

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i just i gather i just. suck up. and early season great performance from robert leventhal ski the polish a score the first three goals and byron's eventual five nil round to frankfurt every match between last season's d.f.d. cup finalists with a radically different outcome. i. wanted to put on a good show and get a bit of payback for the cup final for one. we seize the initiative and played some good football we can take a lot of positives from the guy in. the nineteenth super cup featured plenty of debuts at frankfurt's comments bank arena. it was the austrian at the photos first competitive game at the helm for the hosts and reunion time for the man he succeeded nico call that now in charge of buying. it was a special game for myself and my brother we had two great years here but that was an excellent ninety minutes from my new team. we played well in the school i'm reflects that as you think you know when you're here for the and. there was a technological life premier as well for the corner flag camera offering a

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i gather a lot of this is just south of montreal, a 30-mile strip of the vermont-quebec border, what believe, basically small rural border crossings, often like the famous town of derby line, where the town library and opera house straddle the border, they are shared communities. these are not places which historically have seen a lot of illegal immigration. why are suddenly mexicans,e middle easterners, discovering that canada is an easy way to get into the u.s.? >> because of that exact reason. they figured out canada has a very weak immigration system. have you seen in the last year how many refugees that couldn't play the system here under this president, who takes it very seriously, went to canada? because canada has very low immigration volumes and weak immigration laws. this is why these numbers have ticked up on the northern border. this is a perfect time for us ts work with canada. for instance, they should require a visa for mexicans when they enter canada. we have a great relationship with canadian law enforcement. this is something we should be working on together.r. i gr

i gather this started with a canadian broadcasting corporation survey, nell daily. , do you think stress trump derangement syndrome is a real syndrome? >> i didn't just start with the trump administration. any kind of derangement syndrome, when we have been talking about presidents, it started during the bush administration, people said that people had obama derangement syndrome, now they are saying that people have trump derangement syndrome. it's just a way of discrediting anybody who disagrees with you, essentially. >> mark: but let's break that down. i remember the bush derangement syndrome, i remember saying to someone at the time, basically, george w. bush, a very moderate republican, he loved mexicans, for example, unlike the president -- current president. like tony blair with a ranch. people convince themselves he was like the new hitler. now here we have a guy who, in some sense, it is an even more nontypical conservative. he doesn't care about transgender bathrooms. he doesn't care about race. a lot of his family are jewish. yet he is apparently a neo-nazi

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i gather they've transformed the look of the island. and one of. you and your brother have brought style back to northern night i'm talking about the milk bar in the new hotels what's the concept behind them. and we've only played a minor role in bringing back style to the island for us it was important especially in a landscape on an island of such natural beauty also to treat the buildings carefully taking into account nor deny status as a world heritage site. at the same time we wanted to introduce something trendy i can't what we have in berlin and other cities while making sure it fits in with the region as a silver your knowledge past. you're not building anything new instead you revitalize existing places why do you do that begins. with very cautious we look at the place and see how much of the history is still there and think about how we can restore the significance they once had. a few of our architectural in town planning projects have succeeded in doing that i think to apply. to something like that fit in here isn't it a bit too expensi

his son, i gather, was one of the gamers at the event where this took place. k you for finding the time to join us here. what do you know of what happened, steven? >> caller: i received a text from my son. he plays and he just made it into the final four for the tournament. and when he finished the game, he heard shooting so he ran right into the bathroom, into the stall, locked the door. and he texted my wife and i, saying, if anything happens, i love you. and then we heard back that he was okay after a while. the police came in, but, you know, two of his best friends, a couple of gamers, were killed. >> help us understand this. i'm very glad that he's all right, first of all, steven. >> caller: thank you. >> help us understand this world. for those that don't know what exactly this kind of event is. this is a bunch gathered to play madden, which is a havideo game. a lot of folks getting together. there's a crowd of spectators, as well. what was he doing there? >> caller: this is his third year gaming. he finished in the top ten last year. and this was the fir

do it on the last the transatlantic allies could agree on sound ways of shoring up the deal and i gather from your article is that the talks which began in january were progressing fairly well what do you think may have happened to upset all about progress well i think it's a combination of a lack of sincerity on president terms part he wasn't really looking to come to an agreement with our allies he was looking to act on his and a mess toward his predecessor barack obama. and also the. total chaos and dysfunction in this administration so the president gave his ultimatum senior officials worked on negotiations with the europeans i don't think there was any process to brief the president on the progress and so you know he heard about it from president mccrone and from chancellor merkel but that had not been buying into the decisions made along the way as you pointed out in one of your articles they were a number of things that trump could have done he could have extended the sanctions waiver to allow a little bit more time for the talks and yet he decided to end it abruptly after all tho

that they leave behind right then that doesn't explain the mountain of civilian testimony that i gathered burthen east a lebanese group. that fundamentally accused the white home it's of crimes against the syrian people of participating in a number of crimes committed by you know sort of front and other extremist factions against the syrian people and those include of course summary execution of civilians excuse by james limousin army and they m i five creator of the white house and that's as being committed under sharia law so he's basically indorsing our hobby doctrine and east elaborate but they were also involved in the kidnapping of children according to a syrian civilian testimony which i believe should be addressed as a crime let's get to testify me because i raise the subject of all miranda commissions the famous boy who was photographed covered in dust the white helmet. leader rather salah said he was never filmed by the white helmet the boy was saved by the white elephant as it was a brother and his father's interview on this job amongst other outlets was under duress from the s

i gather you are gathered for what would have been his 82nd birthday?is evening to pay tribute to senatorjohn mccain on his birthday. we didn't think the birthday would be like it is today, but here we are, family and friends together, to pay a mac respects to our hero. and the connections between your family and the mccain family are long and close, aren't they? the harper and mccain families are best friends. we have raised our children together, we have spent holidays and travelling together, we are side—by—side on a ranch in the northern part of arizona and have loved the opportunity to be so close. i am particularly thrilled about my family, my children, having senator mccain, such an inspiration to all of them. how will you remember him? i wonder... many of us know he had long—term physical injuries from his time in the military and under torture as an pow, was it evident, day by day was he in pain, restricted in his movements, did it factor into his personality? he never ever complained. as a matter of fact, we used to tease about 7am in the morn

he said they leave and right then that doesn't explain the mountain of civilian testimony that i gathered burthen east a lebanese group. that fundamentally accused the white how much of crimes against the syrian people of participating in a number of crimes committed by you know sort of front and other extremist factions against the syrian people and those include of course summary execution of civilians excuse by james limousin army and they m i five creator of the white house and that's as being committed under sharia law so he's basically indorsing our hobby doctrine and east elaborate but they were also involved in the kidnapping of children according to syrian somebody in testimony which i believe should be addressed as a crime let's get to testimony because i raise the subject of all miranda commish the famous boy who was photographed covered in dust the white helmet. leader rather as i said he was never filmed by the white helmet the boy was saved by the white elephant as it was a brother and his father's interview on this job amongst other outlets was under duress from the syrian

i gather it's come from a staunch critic of francis, and it isn't substantiated but, according to thisican diplomat, there was, a conspiracy of silence, not so different to the one in the mafia, and he claims the current pope was involved. in the independent, slump in asylum seekers given refuge in britain, 25% down. why? theresa may's hostile environment wasn't just meant for british citizens, who happened not to look like they should be british or whatever. we have had other scandals, but it's the worst thing, in my view, that's happened, how refugees have been treated. this government agreed, i think it was the coalition actually, or even this government, to take unaccompanied children, 3000, because of what the house of lords wanted to happen. we never took them. and some people will rejoice maybe that we are getting few of them coming. i feel incredibly saddened, quite a shame we've become so hostile to asylum seekers, a country which for centuries was well known for giving refuge. some papers granting that the number of people granted asylum has fallen by 26% in a year, but it al

silver ford fiesta cyclist and then crashed into security barriers right outside houses of parliament i gather the parliament right now is in recess so no m.p.'s were present there at the time and we know that police had arrested one man and taken him to into custody to a police station in south london where. he is being questioned according to scotland yard however this man is not cooperating with authorities quite yet this is what they had to say the driver of the fiesta he was alone in the vehicle was arrested at the scene by armed officers who were already knew. the man is in his late twenty's and he's been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offenses and has been taken to a south london police station where he remains in custody. given that this appears to be. the method and this being an iconic site we are treating it as a terrorist incident and the investigation is being led by officers from the counterterrorism tonight two people were injured and taken to hospital it's understood that they're not in critical condition and are going to be fine following this attack and we've been talking

house that they leave and right then that doesn't explain the mountain of civilian testimony that i gathered burthen east a lebanese group. that fundamentally accused the white home it's of crimes against the syrian people of participating in a number of crimes committed by you know sort of front and other extremist factions against the syrian people and those include of course summary execution of civilians excuse by james limousin army and a m i five creator of the white how much as being committed under sharia law so he's basically indorsing hobby doctrine and east elaborate but they were also involved in the kidnapping of children according to a syrian civilian testimony which i believe should be addressed as a crime let's get to testify me because i raise the subject of all miranda commissions the famous boy who was photographed covered in dust the white helmet. leader rather salah said he was never filmed by the white helmet the boy was saved by the white helmet as it was a brother and his father's interview on this job amongst other outlets was under duress from the syrian authorities

i. gather they are a scolding the convoy towards the center of the city. it took weeks of negotiations to prepare for the visit nobody knows whether the ceasefire will last several hours will several days there's still an element of risk all it takes is a sniper's bullet. some rocket fire. silence of the from line broken at any. time as has been under heavy fire for two and a half years penned in by both aerial strikes from the saudi coalition and street fighting. says. i oh. i i. i. i i i there's prairie little left of the city apart from rubble burning rubbish and stray dogs i. civilian facilities just like everywhere else in the country have been destroyed or at best extremely. badly damaged that. night i don't know what i but. i did was the only electricity i didn't. and you were not able to have it when they did. i would yeah course as they say now right. there you know but i just. thank. god that i think. that. both militiamen and jihadists stay close to the red cross delegation demonstrating mess strength by showing themselves in public they're not

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camber of the australian capital we're waiting for an official announcement in fact the cameras i gathering there at the moment at the parliament and we will be live as soon as we have that official word i'm come all santamaria thanks for staying with us darren jordan's with you next. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise you have to go. and increasingly migrant farm workers of victims of vicious beatings. is helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack this is zero on al-jazeera. china is keen to win friends and influence you need oil rich middle east business spark the wrong line of china to secure its resources for the future of the. region as a whole dollars expect to grow we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera challenge your perception ethiopia's economy is growing at a faster rate than any other african country fearless journalism look at sirens were heard here is that is indication of just how close

loser regime seem to be either that or a war do know your door yet while i walk about julia lady i gather at the wrong what are the living and working conditions like for these children don't know who i met. someone i know she mumbled mumbled i'm employed you or i walk run ins are going to march up she said to send me and i'm nearly at the army now so they gonna send i got their son and i said don't i know you're gonna. allow child low on a radio one of the only way we were in was doubling our weed a look that means we tell them where we are some people would say that taking children below is illegal working age and placing them in jobs in different towns and cities is human trafficking would you agree with that and i will be also i don't know when you say well we were depending on our poor imo i thought i was on what. do. who needed the war. the irony is that daughter will believes she is helping the families around. even after she says under-age and underpay children. and it's the community's money lenders. so who all these shrewd individuals profiting from their friends and neighbors.

it's on to square because they used to be so they have some queuing to do the i would not then i might. gather a lot of oh yeah though i go out oh i lot i fell off i'm feeling felt so awful i thought i'm not for. it. you know when you need something so. that you are like i. was going to buy. it. and if i ever did that little time to come and go it is about it that makes the rest on the unfulfilled without the house so small that five members are poor oh no you know that the plan you're given i know how to do it that's how they and. this is going to go. back. to. come up and it's not about that at the.

do it on the last the transatlantic allies could it gree on sound ways of shoring up the deal and i gather from your article is that the talks which began in january were progressing fairly well what do you think may have happened to upset all about progress well i think it's a combination of a lack of sincerity on president terms part he wasn't really looking to come to an agreement with our allies he was looking to act on his and a mess toward his predecessor barack obama. and also the total chaos and dysfunction in this administration so the president gave his ultimatum senior officials worked on negotiations with the europeans i don't think there was any process to brief the president on the progress and so you know he heard about it from president mccrone and from chancellor merkel but that had not been buying into the decisions made along the way as you pointed out in one of your articles there were a number of things that could have done he could have extended the sanctions waiver to allow a little bit more time for the talks and yet he decided to and it abruptly after all those mee

yet from your lecture, i gathered that he was wealthy from a very young age. how did he gain that wealth at such a young age in order to buy that plantation and buy more land, as a young man, even before he got into politics? >> thank you, becky. an excellent question. so jackson, his father died about three weeks before he was born. his mother died when he was 14, so he wasn't always an orphan. he was quite close to his mother, actually. he blamed the deaths of loved ones often on people he disliked. he blamed the death of his mother on the british, because she died while contracted to help revolutionary patriot volunteers during the revolutionary war. at the age of 14, he didn't have his parents. he came from very humble origins. he studied law in north carolina. i will say, by the way, jackson was the first u.s. president since george washington who didn't have a college education. we have had others since then, namely abraham lincoln. and others, as well. harry truman. but andrew jackson didn't have a college education. he studied law and brought himself u

in early february, 27 team, my children and i gathered around our dinner table. told them that many uniform might come to our home and take me away. the talk of a reported 10 surrey with debbie. they knew we were different from other families. i'm undocumented and they were born here. the only way i could stay safe was to take sanctuary at a local church and trust a government would honor the sanctuary of a house of worship. their father in the oldest daughter, tanya whose 26 with take care of them. i gave the children explicit instructions. if someone entered, roberto should run to the refrigerator called the first person on the community contact list. bowser should run to the bathroom and closed the door. i feared for their safety. i didn't want to leave my family, but i was care that immigration send customs enforcement would tear us apart. you know, sometimes state violence and hate violence intersect. so what i just described was fearing an immigration raid would separate her family. lots of people in this country experienced a violence like the muslim band,

it's on to square because they used to be so they have some queuing to do the i would add then i might. gather a lot of. god go i go out oh i lot of thought and feeling felt so awful i thought i'm not for. it. you know when you can simply say. that. it was going to decide. that it. wasn't going to run and if i missed it is that the time to come in but now it is about it that makes the last on the unfulfilled without the house so small that five members up i don't know you who don't have to plan your game i know about i don't know what that day in. the league is going to go down but. i'm. not coming up to get out of that one. well there. was. no there's water in the house. don't twist. problems or whatever situation a guy you can get it back because i mean it's because of people going off what they mean it is we have a little bit. of you remember maybe you can sure remember who suffered the local because all vehicles will play a little bit. usually much. so but i've been really so bundled up. when he started growing or interviews and he's out and i'm feeling years. and if he is working and this

official very thing out is live for us from the capitol and haro just put it all into context for us i gatherwhat we're what we're listening to right now is an announcement district by district for the parliamentary results right. exactly election officials are reading out what's left of the parliamentary results after that they say they will start reading out the presidential results i don't know how long that's going to take it could be province by province which could take hours we just don't know people are just waiting for the final presidential result to be announced we have the results and a lot has been happening if you look behind me water cannon trucks and riot police cars some opposition supporters very very angry adamant that this election has been stolen have marched to the results aren't allowed inside and they're saying things like why have election observers allowed the rulings on to steal this election they're very very angry they're not happy that the african union sadek have said that voting was peaceful they are happy that they're saying was free and fair and the election

and then it would come down again, i gather. i never knew what he was going to do. i never knew. i could control the two girls, but no. can't control him now. >> and eisenhower visited as well, correct? >> yes, he did. >> and bradley too? >> bradley. >> and what were -- what were think like? >> well -- and mcarthur. it's something about being the superintendent, i think, that they all -- if they had been a cadet they kind of will -- mcarthur really was very polite and, you know, straight and so was general eisenhower. i didn't know general bradley as well as i knew -- i knew general eisenhower and mamie was a very good friend. and jean mcarthur was a lovely friend. >> yeah. you told me earlier that they were all very nice ladies and they would call you and visit. >> oh, yes. when wes was chief of staff, we had -- i turned kind of the third floor into a guest -- and there was an elevator. so people could come and -- >> and you frequently had mrs. eisenhower come visit. >> well, she loved to come because her sister had a one bedroom and she had secret service. so any time she came

president the main opposition candidate has rejected friday's cool trooping that confirmed when i gather as a new leader but it's not just politics it's on people's minds but also president menem that was legacy under the former president robert mugabe at least twenty thousand people were killed by the army when he was the state security minister in the one nine hundred eighty s. al-jazeera is malcolm weapons been speaking. some of the survivors. it was right here henry cabot says soldiers abducted him and tied him up he was in one thousand nine hundred eighty three zimbabwe's government said it was fighting a rebellion here in a matter barely land region henry says even though he was nothing to do with it he was taken to a concentration camp and tortured for three weeks he saw prisoners died daily from their injuries their bodies burned in a pit. been there thirty five years on it's still hard to tell the story he says he narrowly survived when soldiers tried to execute him in a forest and left him for dead the political year. when robert mugabe sent the army to matabele land in the one

while he is summering at sag harbor, which i gather is like some broken down lobster decrepit village way up the coast that nobody is ever heard of. anyway, he has been seen they're announcing that he is bringing the truth to light. every time you hear the media to stand in their old pretentiousness, i think that is a win for the presidents. >> tucker: what does it though? there's nothing with the press likes to talk about more than itself. this is self-involvement on parade. everybody wins it seems like. >> i think this is one thing where people to agree with him. they feel the media do not actually give them a fair shake. for example everyone is saying, there's nothing wrong with that nbc thing. there's nothing wrong with that except for is one of those over edited interviews in which the bits they take out or as revealing as anything they leave in. the president has a point on that. i think it is actually very reasonable to raise the way these things are edited. as for the davis thing, i understand he twice denied he was the source of the cnn story. when i first read the story, i t

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and i gather that reportedly again -- i don't know this firsthand -- that people in the white house wereed to sign ndas that prohibited them from revealing information about the president for his family or his business. and it may be that she and others were required to sign these things. but the fact that he would fall back on someone like her having signed an nda is just weird in this context. >> it goes beyond that. >> this is a serious -- this is a serious -- this is a serious security issue, and it is a very serious issue about the judgment of both the president and frankly chief of staff kelly. >> right. >> for bringing her into that facility. >> 20 seconds. >> about the ndas, they are not enforceable. there has been numerous legal scholars who said there are first amendment violations possibly here with ndas. these people work for the federal government, are employees of the government. their loyalties are to the people they work for, the constitution. not to the president personally. the aclu has come out about this. whistle blower laws protect their nda rights. why do they need

in early february, 2017, my children and i gathered around the dinner table. i told him that men in uniform might come to our home and take me away. luna, 12, roberta, 10 and -- six, looked at me and listen. they knew we were different from other families. i am undocumented and they were born here. the only way i can stay safe was to take sanctuary at a local church and trust that the government would honor the sanctity of the house of worship. their father and my eldest daughter who is 26, would take care of them. i gave the children explicit instructions. as somebody knocked, do not open the door. if someone entered, roberta should run to the refrigerator and call the first person on the community contact list. and -- should run to the bedroom and closed the door. i feared for their safety. i did not want to leave my family but i was scared that immigration and customs enforcement would tear us apart. sometimes state violence and hate violence intersect. so what i just described was jeanette, fearing an immigration raid that would separate her family. lots of