been for magic whether those in power whether the supporters of those in power or who is in office ishaand everyone agrees that this situation has to and peacefully so i'm afraid it just remains to be seen what will happen next now except ferry an independent researcher from yet a van in armenia thank you you. thank. now to some of the other stories making news around the world four people have been shot dead at a waffle restaurant near nashville tennessee in the united states several more people were injured in the shooting the gunman was seen wearing nothing but a coat during the attack police say they are looking for a twenty nine year old suspect who is believed to have fled on foot. a service commemorating the liberation of the sachsenhausen concentration camp has been held at the site of the camp soviet and polish soldiers began reaching sox and house and seventy three years ago today more than two hundred thousand people were imprisoned in the camp and tens of thousands of them died there. paraguay is choosing a new president and national elections mario benitez of the ruling con

here isha overall good commute september-of-exceexcept valley slow and go. 205 split, that's been picked up. this is just residual slow traffic now. we do have about -- we'll check on drive times in just a second. those lanes have been cleared. so here we go. tracy to dublin, ouch, already an hour almost and that is really early for not even being 5:00 a.m. yet. westbound 4 antchionicely. if your drive takes you from san rafael to san francisco still under 20 minutes. check back with that nasty altamont commute in a bit. number one train running on schedule. >>> dramatic crash between motorcycle and car caught on camera. you'll see a silver mazda suddenly swerves into the path of motorcycle in tampa bay and t road. authorities say two drivers had been gesturing to each other before the crash. investigators now treating the accident as an act of road rage. the rider suffered broken ribs. police hoping the video will help them identify the suspect. >>> just like automakers nasa has its own crash test dummies. langley posted a video showing how it works. dummy strapped into the aircraft and

difficult to get necessary visas will mr sethi joins us now with more details on this good afternoon isha so just how serious a situation is this well crewmembers from the russian airline aeroflot are facing increasing difficulties getting american visas to the extent where passengers may face difficulties getting direct flights to and from both countries the russian foreign ministry has said that the situation is getting dismal. travel between our countries may even be stopped they are flawed the only airline with regular flies between russia and the united states might be forced to cancel them since the crews are experiencing growing problems with getting u.s. visas. this is all because the visa application process has been lengthened the waiting period for an interview with the u.s. consulate in russia has been extended it's been lengthened from eighty five days to two hundred fifty days so that's the official waiting time eight months and it's not just crew members that this is affected but in response the u.s. consulate in russia has said that the issuing of the marriage and pieces c

who isha anthony: kanye west! kanye west is back on twitter, and after a week of tweeting inspirational messages, he is tweeting about donald trump and how much he loves donald trump. he tweeted a photograph of him in a "make america great again" hat and says both he and trump have dragon energy. it is a strange turn, but donald ump has embraced this, said it was really cool on twitter. you saw donald trump, jr., retweeting it as well. kim kardashian tweeted and donald trump, jr., like to that. strange confluence of politics jane: dragon energy. a bit like you and me. anthony: exactly. jane: quick look at the day's other news. chinese scientists say that they believe north korea's test sites have been so badly damaged by an atomic explosion that it is no longer usable. scientists say the mountain has become so fragile that radioactive dust is coming through the cracks. if true, that could explain pyongyekg's decision last we to close down the site. there has been a series of demonstrations across germy against ant

difficult to get necessary visas were and she joins us now to see more details on this good afternoon isha it does sound like a big deal of flights could be grounded just how far away are we from that and how serious is the situation well crew members from the russian airline ariff a lot of facing increasing problems getting american visas to the extent where passengers could face problems getting direct flights to and from both countries at the russian foreign ministry has had that the situation is getting to small. travel between our countries may even be stopped they are flawed the only airline with regular flies between russia and the united states might be forced to cancel them since the crews are experiencing growing problems with getting u.s. visas. now this is all because of the visa application process the waiting period for an interview with the u.s. consulate in moscow has been extended and it's been extended from eighty five days to two hundred fifty days which is an eight months waiting period. now in response the u.s. consulate in russia has said that the issuing of the menti

first president george washington and is considered to be the cradle of american french relations next isha sesay looks at why the mccrone stateside visit promises to be so special. donald trump is the thinnest u.s. president in nearly a century and his famous chair without holding a state dinner but he's wasting little time in his second his first in a date at the white house french president a manual but the tyranny this initial encounters have been slightly shaky. micron even went as far as trolling trump on his favorite platform off the washington pulled out of the power of the climate deal but paris this child seems to have done the trick i remounted denah atop the eiffel tower with famous ladies last july may have been enough to figure if i'm thick at the box will tensions since then we've seen the best of the newest political bromance. the friendship between our two nations. and ourselves. is on break but. nothing will ever separate. deep rooted in their blossoming relationship lies the military foundation president micron was the first to back donald trump in his decision to strike

that cycle continues from now mohammed and all jazeera for that isha so money the holiday island in the philippines has been closed for a six month clean up tourists have been banned from the island while authorities improve the infrastructure and volunteers remove rubbish from the once pristine beaches president rhodri going to turkey all ordered to shut down this month after calling the resort a cesspool of and forty u.k. companies including major supermarkets pledged to tackle pollution by committing to cut plastic use over the next seven years they've signed up to the u.k. plastics pact a promise to make all their plastic packaging re usable recyclable or compostable by twenty twenty five charlie angelo explains. we're outside tesco is one of forty two british companies and supermarkets would have signed up to the u.k. plastics voluntarily they are agreeing that by twenty twenty five that plastic bags that food packaging like this covering but not on those will be fully reusable recyclable and possible now these companies account for eighty percent of the plastic packaging used in u

econ dition it does isha in japan that related to the changing of our civil mind of the constitution which is they argue in the prohibits japan from intervening me tie on this is under attack. not that was a key issue of the debate this is something that prime minister abbott and been trying to push for seven months so it's not if they knew that this onyx they thought well this is fantastic we can use it for our propaganda that we can influence japan we can scare that was done and then during this period just dania pilot would also capture. first they said she was killed by jordanian warplane and a building that she was being kept but now there is some indication they're saying actually you know what this american girl converted to islam and we buried her with you know she married an islamic fighter and we buried her with sort of the you know the muslim veil and all these what do they say they're saying this woman who came over saw the true ways of isis so the true path of islam converted became one of us rejected you and your deprived western society and then you killed her anyway s

border but what they mean is maintaining their own political power might offer a dying implication isha. you know himself in his studies he read everything he laid his hands on. i feel splendid at the moment i studied tirelessly for ten to twelve hours a day he wrote in his diary. he read heidegger void plato and max weber. the crucial thing was he read. that was a protestant trait certainty came from the written word but which word. read on and on reading never meant just understanding to him it also meant understanding something about himself the twenty two year old christian with a socialist heart red car marks. who commented the only thing that mattered to me in that moment was reading and studying those things that didn't match my direct experience of law. if an east germany but was still connected. would call this a process of working through he worked through his past and recognized even in real world socialism people exploiting each other. there is no true socialism on earth yet socialism with a human face. from then on this would be his utopia. sociology is an all round area of

isha tweeted. but his strategy often worked. archaeologists made a spectacular find in a cave above fs. inscriptions suggest this was an early christian pilgrimage site. in the center of the cave is one of the oldest representations of the apostle paul. is this was once an important trade. today impressive ruins serve as a reminder of its former glory as a port city that attracted people of all different backgrounds. but pilgrimage was even more important than trade. the patron goddess of the a fusions was artimus. she wears the testicles of sacrificed bulls around her neck a symbol of the fertility of the goddess who was revered as a nurturer of all living beings. if as those of us know left as this was the lords of antiquity believers from all over the world made pilgrimages to the magnificent temple of artemis to worship the goddess is the artemis cult was already a thousand years old in paul's time and was tremendously popular not only in f. as a. whole to compete with his crucified messiah against artemis and all the other

calling for the punishment of off months killers isha one of the prophet's wives and two of his closest companions. and his superiors gathered an army to do battle with the new caliph. it came to be known as the battle of the camps. they set the scene for violent conflicts between moments for my companions ali was victorious and taunts a battle defeated are you sure withdrew from public life after this defeat. the islamic state had fallen into its first civil war. the first but not the last. damascus the syrian capital. and six thirty four and after almost seven centuries of the roman rule. the city was conquered by muslims. an army commander was appointed governor of the mosques and later the entire province. i mean i mean look at that he shot me well and good as an incentive but honest and that's where you are i mean a warm bit idea at the n.c.i.c. who i let you lay if i lay him. some high level below i get my hour or evaluate a show me your own shadow be on them while we are well as a law in a. law you have came from the same family of the kharaj troy the oh my yes as the murdered ca

the question, mark, isha would letting the homeless move in tho backyard compromise the character ofit of color and vibrancy to the neighborhood. these are apparently like little munchkin houses. in the hipster neighborhood of i think it's highland park, they are all done in bright colors. they're like miniature houses. then you move the homelesshe person in. i think it has certain public policy benefits. los angeles has notoriously choked traffic, and i think this would improve traffic flow because the homeless person would be able to squeegee your windshield while w the car is parked in your garage. so traffic would flow more smoothly because you wouldn't be held up at the intersection while he puts a gray smear of dirty water over the windshield. it has benefits. it's also a talking point in the hipster neighborhoods. there's a bit of competition about it. i understand that barbra streisand had a beach house in malibu. just the other side of the kidney-shaped pool, she has moved in an ms-13 gang. and it's actually, it makes for an amusing talking point. conversation flag. you can

and instead will play japan's gain isha corey in the last fall the former world number four winning athree set battle with walden number three mar in chile she corey was. continuing his that comeback from a wrist injury prevailing in just sort of three hours to reach his biggest semi final since two thousand and six i. and also his fall from we'll have more later on thank you very much santa now box office receipts in china have outstripped that of the u.s. for the first time in the first quarter of this year box office figures topped three point two billion dollars and the big attraction is homemade movies they say jim brown now reports. thanks for the tagline is unashamedly patriotic anyone who have friends china will be killed no matter how far the target is. the book the film is wolf warrior to set in a pictish is african country it's about a chinese special forces veteran who single handedly rescues chinese and local citizens. citizens held by western mercenaries. the film taps into a growing mood of national pride in today's china and features close replicas of many of the lates

need to recover that for tomorrow and also i am focused on trying to make that happen japan's kain isha corey is the man who stands in the way of medal winning his eleventh monte carlo tracy. the former world number four was out injured at the end of the one hundred seventeen but he looks back to his old self as he fought from a set down to beat alexander vera and reach his biggest final and name was. it will be a whole new challenge against the dog though he's only ever lost four of the seventy one matches he's played on the court telling briefing there. was any finals a woman says women's tennis elite team competition the fed cup got underway on saturday the united states people are to win the title last year but have their work cut out against france to make it back into the final in the best of five match series u.s. open champion sloane stephens got the united states off to a winning start as she beat pauline commenting a six seven six. but christina middle of it just then came from a set down to defeat coker vanda way and level the tie one one heading into day two . meanwhile ten

and instead will play japan's gain isha cory in the last fall the former world number four winning a three set battle with waldo number three mar in chile she corey is continuing his that comeback from a wrist injury prevailing in just short of three hours to reach his biggest semifinal since two thousand and sixteen. and that's always full for me will have more later on. it's late is night at this year's tribeca film festival taking center stage at the annual event in new york that's christen salumi reports. films by women and about women have the starring role in the seventeen tribeca film festival which opened with love guild a time when i thought that all i wanted to do was work a tribute to comedienne and saturday night live star gilda radner directed by lisa dop aledo. but one of the things interesting about the festival this year is that we really try to have fifty fifty parity so forty six percent of our narrative films are directed by women and you get a different perspective with strong women characters which is something i take facial muscles and his body posture like zoe

. >> isha, we often turn to wisdom from other writers around here. earnest hemmingway said never mistake motion for action. i want to put on the screen the chaotic motion of these aids that you see, not that one, the one 49 % of trump's a-time, recognized decision makers has turned over in these periods. if you total it together, it's half of the top aids in the a-team. so it's literally one out of two people in every key room coming or going, either fired or reassigned. it suggests constant motion and less action. >> and lots of incompetency starting from the top, of course. as you play the clips back, i chuckle. it amazes me we elected a president who has a history of saying ridiculous things, of having a horrible legal record. of him not paying him and grabbing people by the places. the fact that we -- >> or bragging about that. >> bragging about that. the fact that we elect this guy completely miffs me. i just feel like we should have some congress should pass legislation that says there has to be at least some decency cla clause. morally how you

i need to recover not for the morrow not so i am but was and try to make that happen japan's cain isha corey is the man who stands in the way of medal winning his eleventh monte carlo tracy. the form allows number four was out injured at the end of twenty seventeen but seen up back to his old self as he fought from a set down to beat alexander vera and reach his biggest final and naming team. thanks it's will be a whole new challenge against an adult though he's only ever lost four of the seventy one matches he's played on the court telling three things out there. like a more sport later montane on the thank you very much indeed with us all from this al-jazeera news out of don't go anywhere because the lovely elizabeth will be in this season just a moment or two with more of the day's news. a new poll ranks mexico city is the full first in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend to your very pretty and young you feel unsafe threa

yesterday so i need to recover that for tomorrow so i am what was inviting me to happen japans kane isha cory is the man he stands in the way of medal winning his eleventh monte carlo trophy. the former world number four was out injured at the end of the one hundred seventeen but he look back to his old self as he fought from a set down to beat alexander vera and reach his biggest final and name you know. it's would be a whole new challenge against nadal though he's only ever lost two of the seventy one matches he's played on this court filing briefing out there in the semifinals a women's tennis elite team competition the fed cup got underway on saturday the united states beat belarus to win the title last year but they've got their work cut out against france to make it back into the final in the best of five match series u.s. open champion sloane stephens called the united states off to a winning start as she beat point parmentier six seven six. but christina medina bitch then came from a set down to defeat coker vandelay and level the tight one one heading into a two. meanwhile ten t

china ishas causing america's problems is the wrong one. it surged in the late 1990's and really became big around 2004. during that time, they do not run significant surpluses. why does it show up nowadays as a china issued? in asia, you have this production sharing network. those parts go to china. there stumbled into finished products and assembled in the united states. the iphone is very popular in the united states. only 8000 of that actually stays in china. $200 and $300 of that come from other countries. the largest share of profit goes to apple. what we think as a trade problem with china is a trade relation with the world. economists say do not look at a bilateral deficit but look at a multilateral aspect. about the china problem, the u.s. trade deficit problem economists would argue is really a question about savings. america is a net deficit country in terms of savings because of budget deficits because households do not save enough. when that happens, you always have a trade deficit. host: besides your current work, you were the

i grew up in venn isha. i have been very grateful. >> what's the biggest challenge?e been a lot of challenges. keeping it las vegas, it's las vegas. you have to be up to par. so for me it's important for me that the quality of the dishes i make for two, three, four people is the same we make for five, six other people. >> and you traveled globally and work globally to sort of get what your style is. how did that influence you? >> very much so. as soon as i finished culinary art and while i was going to school, i traveled to school, went to paris. i trained at the ritz. i spent months and months in the south of italy. that's my kind of french style and then south america like venezuela, argentina, mexico. >> you followed in your mother and brother's steps and went to law school but you thought you made a mistake? >> the first offer i got, i went into the law firm and i saw the books going to the ceiling, i thought, this is not for me. so i resigned the first day i got hired. i called my mom and dad and said, guys, i'm going to k culinary school. >> it all worked out.

-- that ishas become because we have narrowly defined what we are going to do. election and that will be in our future ones. we will set those parameters and we will not go beyond them. what will we be saying to people is we are implementing what you have been telling us, the need to invest in our infrastructure and artificial intelligence and new technologies. you are doing -- we are doing exactly as you are asking of us. you do not have that confidence, isn't it better to come into our office and help us develop the plans than carp from the sidelines. anna: if we do see any challenge ready toa may, you are jump? on the basis that the conservatives will cling to office for as long as possible. my worry is they are not in government, they are in office. in parliament at the moment, every day of the week, there are no votes. there is no business going through parliament. .overnment is in paralysis you cannot run a country on that basis. i would rather we had a general election as soon as possible, but if not we will work in the long term. we have done exercises i

ezbollah isha iran's favorite proxy, why have we not see more sanctions? amb. satterfield: iran today is a significant threat. the first priority for the administration was the o elimination the challenge posed to all the states in the region, posed by isis and its so-called caliphate. that goal in iraq has been a conflict of the campaign there is now focused on what we call counterterrorism efforts, rather than an outright military campaign. in syria, the challenge does remain. hase the isis caliphate been dramatically reduced, there is a remnant up against the iraqi border in the eastern euphrates valley that still has to be confronted and destroyed. the challenge posed by iran, the challenges posed by the connection you noted, iran, iraq, syria to lebanon, has to be dealt with. we have been working in onengthening -- working strengthening iraqi forces with their ability to control the border with syria. we are working in northeast syria to ensure that trade of a illicit nature across that border is constrained. to be a continued approach by all the countries

china ishas causing america's problems is the wrong one.rged in the late 1990's and really became big around 2004. during that time, they do not run significant surpluses. why does it show up nowadays as a china issued? in asia, you have this production sharing network. those parts go to china. there stumbled into finished products and assembled in the united states. the iphone is very popular in the united states. only 8000 of that actually stays in china. $200 and $300 of that come from other countries. the largest share of profit goes to apple. what we think as a trade problem with china is a trade relation with the world. economists say do not look at a bilateral deficit but look at a multilateral aspect. about the china problem, the u.s. trade deficit problem economists would argue is really a question about savings. america is a net deficit country in terms of savings because of budget deficits because households do not save enough. when that happens, you always have a trade deficit. host: besides your current work, you were the forme