are how will you think the value of what you've done well i don't believe jeremy coleman will win the general election because i don't believe the british people want to vote for a marxist or an anti semitic like you are not necessarily the best clairvoyant well if it's an election the really important thing about that is you can't decide and neither will all the people will it's called democracy thank you for your time thank you very much andy. sure. but what unites. what divides. the man obstructing. what binds the content to cover the bouncers and stories aplenty play. spotlight on people. above 30 minutes on g.w. . multinational companies are suing nation states. for damages worth billions. the lawsuit goes against national laws. but they're made possible by free trade agreement should. be a risk to national sovereignty. cut seemed to see to have been called the power of the corporations. 75 minutes on w. . will go to the news bureau maxim you tube channel. a good line of stories. with exclusive insights. and a must see concerning parts culture kimura. a place to be for curious mi

him in the top slot this year how will you think very of what you've done well i don't believe jeremy coleman will win the general election because i don't believe the party's people want to vote for a marxist or an anti semitic like you are not necessarily the best clairvoyant well if it's an election the really important thing about that is you don't decide and neither will all the people will it's called democracy thank you for your time thank you very much andy. multinational companies are suing nation states. for damages more if billions. a lawsuit goes against national laws. but they're made possible by free trade agreement should. be a risk to national sovereignty. to see to see to it from coal the power of the corporations. 15 minutes on g.w. . in the thick of it agriculture is in crisis. climate change land speculation and harmful pesticides are threatening the livelihoods of countless farmers more genetic engineering more organic farming or even most of us what's the future of agriculture. made in germany 90 minutes on the w. . closely. carefully to. sift through the skin to get em.

top slot well this year how will you think the value of what you've done well i don't believe jeremy coleman will win the general election because i don't believe the british people want to vote for a marxist or an anti semitic like you are not necessarily the best clairvoyant well if it's an election the really important thing about that is you can't decide and neither will all the people will it's called democracy thank you for your time thank you very much andy. eco india. how can a country's economy grow harmony with its people and violent. when there are do worse look at the bigger picture. india a country that faces many challenges the phantom's people are striving to create a sustainable future a a clipper projects from europe and the an eco india on t w. i'm not laughing tap the gym well i guess sometimes i am but most often when put up a piece of german thinks deep into german culture looking at the stereotypes aquatics put in his english teacher in the country i'm not ok. yes you did see me take his grandmother day out to eat it's cold out and. i might show joins me from the german

general election the conservatives will lose that general election and that choice will lead to jeremy coleman. is that what is going to happen are we going to see a general election and are we going to have a prime minister jeremy corben. that could be a general election or they could be. a government of national unity. i don't think there will be breaks it on the 31st of october and i don't think that the new conservative leader who will become the prime minister will survive for very long ago i don't well you and i we've spoken before about what can happen and the last time we spoke you were in favor of parliament passing teresa mayes brigs withdrawal plan with the provision of that another a people's vote another referendum be added on to it that didn't happen what do you think is going to happen now we put forth a compromise proposal that was voted on twice we got that. but it wasn't passed by the house of commons and i think now we're not into territory where compromises are possible there is one of the leadership candidates rory stewart who is speaking the language of compromise but i t

there was a general election to be held to then labor would have a good chance of winning and jeremy coleman would be the next prime minister so the candidates called for unity today within the tory party and what became clear is that brics it still is at the center stage of this race so all candidates say they want to leave the european union by october. the new deadline they want the u.k. to leave the european union by that deadline and they also say that they could renegotiate this deal that to reason may have hashed out over the last couple of years with the european union that's also at the center stage of this race so they say we can make a better deal than to rescind may the problem here is that the european union has already said we are not going to new renegotiate that deal so how those candidates are actually planning to renegotiate that remains a matter of debate another point where they differ on those breaks that issue for example michael gove's and jeremy hunt they have already said that they might ask the european union for and neither extension for october 1st and boris johns

big gun drawn described the leader of the opposition jeremy call been as a negative force on jeremy coleman different attend this lavish queen's banquet in honor of donald trump he was speaking to protesters today what did he say. well yes and in an extremely symbolic gesture of course he didn't attend the state banquet yesterday but instead he chose to join the protesters and he got huge applause when he was talking for example about donald trump's refugee policy he said refugees should be seen as they should not be treated as a threat in the fast instance and he was talking about climate change he also had positive messages about we can change the world together is what he was talking to the protesters we can achieve social justice and more equality so he was trying basically to be an alternative vision to alternative world vision to the one that president trump has from his point of view right because a founding near trafalgar square thank you very much for that update on day 2 of donald trump's visit to the u k. now to china today is the 30th anniversary of the tenement square massacre

general election then there would be high chances for the label opposition party to win and for jeremy coleman to become the next prime minister so it is of utmost important to find a new strong leader in the conservative party they all said but what we could tell today is that bread breaks it is really at the center stage in this race and all candidates are determined to get the u.k. out of the european union by the next deadline by october 1st they all pledge that and all candidates also think that they can do a better job than the current prime minister to resign may they say they want to go back to the european union renegotiate a better deal the problem with that though is the european union has already said we don't allow any renegotiation so how are they just going to do that they didn't say and leave that open for debate and i think another important point there is that the candidates differentiate themselves on whether they want to leave the european union with or without a deal on october 31st and boris johnson for example has already made clear october 31st is the deadline and the u

called jeremy coleman a negative force this week that a wonder that the commander in chief refused to meet the leader of a majesty's loyal opposition joining me now is the jury civil rights campaigner and diplomat the reverend jesse jackson who has worked alongside bernie sanders and coleman as well as martin luther king jr fidel castro good chavez and julian assange thanks so much jesse for coming on the show so you marched with jeremy corbyn against iraq in the streets of london why do you think your president refused to meet with the leader of majesty's opposition here on the state visit to britain is right wing in his ruling the world seems that mr trump has a regime change orientation yes no regard for international law point to mr trump mr bush at that time and told that blair was libellous a man what a mess struck they found you spoke at a good job as funeral what do you think we can learn from him. and i don't know martin luther king jr in calif you know about about iran about iran specifically because i understand that iran is one of the things that was talked about here in l

get into bed with a man who represents everything we detest so what you said in effect is that jeremy coleman's political beliefs whatever they may be have put him beyond the pale and ruled him out as a political interlocutor that's a dangerous idea in a democracy isn't the only talk to the people whose views you like. with respect we talked to the other politicians all the time in the house of commons but you're doing a lot i would so i wouldn't do a deal over the future of this country with that man now never mind the fact that he is freely and fairly elected they've chosen him to be their leader doesn't mean i have to agree but i think he'd be a disastrous prime minister and i hope and believe he would never be the prime minister of the united states your efforts the office of conservative party well put him in the top slot. how will you think then of what you've done well i don't believe term equipment will win the general election because i don't believe the british people want to vote for a marxist one anti semitic like you are not necessarily the best clairvoyant well if it's an election

i don't believe jeremy coleman will win the general election because i don't believe the british people want to vote for a marxist or an anti semitic like you're not necessarily the best clairvoyant well if it's an election the really important thing about that is you can't decide and neither will all the people will it's called democracy thank you for your time thank you very much indeed. the be. rocking. the boat. sinful ribs condemned by the church. i know that. feeling that you feel when you think. stop old no one is more popular than. book religious more hours he preachers subversive. battle with some marketing potential by placing a warning label on music products. rock and religion a clash that brings many come up like. are the 2 really so irreconcilable up card. rock n roll starts june 17th t w. d c more your 5 keys to see for food. keep clean to prevent contamination. break draw and cook foods to avoid cross contamination. cook thoroughly to kill microorganisms. keep food safe temperatures. to prevent bacterial growth. use safe water and safe well materials to avoid kentucky. f

i believe jeremy coleman will win the general election because i don't believe the british people want to vote for a marxist one anti semitic you're not necessarily the best clairvoyant well if it's an election the really important thing about that is you can't decide and neither will all the people will it's called democracy thank you for your time thank you very much indeed. go to college. keep learning marked realises wait a 2nd we want the whole picture perfect so set up make idea shift deliver us. from augmented reality to cryptocurrency your top picks for live in an ever changing digital world let's start with digitalisation clear shift. in good shape in modern society the pressure to perform seems on the present but sometimes. cannot be embedded. in for tests is a test of his comment and it's wrong to the economics you should talk about greasing only common incidence of erectile dysfunction our focus in this week. 30 minutes. i think in everything channing 1st under a muslim. so much different culture between here and there challenging for empathy playing. to some of the souther

trying demonstrations are happening right now the leader of britain's main opposition labor party jeremy coleman and other politicians are expected to join the protests . and at least 14 people most of them civilians are being killed in the tank in eastern democratic republic of congo military sources say the attack in bennett was carried out by rebel fighters belonging to the group known as the allied democratic forces gunfire and said to be continuing in the area those were the news headlines fully but will be here with news in half an hour we continue on al-jazeera with inside story so you can stay with us. sudan's military joins a shirts and kill protesters calling for democracy does this end hopes of a transition to civilian rule and why hasn't the international community stepped in this is insight story. hello and welcome to the program he had seen after months of peaceful demonstrations for civilian rule sedans military jinsa has had enough security forces carried out to dawn raids to break up a citizen outside the army's headquarters in.

and sometimes higher jeremy coleman who is a certified addiction specialist and director of the johnuir program weighed in on this issue. >>there are clear links in scientific research. between marijuana use vulnerability to developing all kinds of mental illness, including a psychotic disorders mood disorders like major depressive disorder or bipolar disorder anxiety disorders. >>however medical marijuana advocates say there is no proof linking today strains of pot to any mental behavioral disorders yet both sides do agree anybody who does choose to use marijuana to treat any mental health symptoms should consult with their doctor first. >>over a gender equality event in san francisco, the country star who is making it her mission to spread girl power. >>and pride weekend kicks off tonight with the trans march we're live from san francisco >>country music star trisha yearwood in san francisco, speaking about gender equality and kron 4 was the only local media outlet in the room to capture the celebrity inaction yearwood was with several other high-profile women, including a cast mem