bernie sanders and john kerry and barack obama. it did not pay but i could stay with a couple of friends in burlington and i slept on a foot down -- futon to see is better i had crashed in my sleep. nothing was more exciting but it was an election year and he met with constituents more than anyone i have nonsense. press clips and never call people trying to raise money. then did a great job reminding people to register to vote and from time to time looking the same way he looks now and read the newspaper with the windows down never air-conditioning. and then to explain what is going on in the world. but he was unmoved his attitude was what else? [laughter] before i met him i thought politics was about theater and showmanship been nothing will happen and. and with those large-scale changes he showed me how and those people that worked for him genuinely dedicated to helping his constituents. many politicians that moved from one to another to become a legislative director or chief of staff. this sometimes ambition in in washington is

the chairman of a foreign setting relations committee john kerry an opportunity existed so senator kerry played an instrumental role to be wrongfully jailed and they have proven their ability it actually directly access the supreme leader. so for the first time a small delegation travel to those at the time that were mid-level one was the deputy foreign minister and he never entered the room but instead conducted negotiations but by a all accounts it was bad. and had day succeeded to see how close that they were there not to capitulate to see how close the united states was so for a the full day of how the u.s. could come to terms and then even to discuss the issue. and then to have those u.s. elections but then by january 2013 in a sense of urgency then secretary of defense panetta stated publicly the breakout time atonements making a decision to build the bomb but one year later the tonnage from between eight and 12 weeks. and then to amass more geranium. -- uranium. but if nothing changed would soon be in a situation to except or acquiesce or go to war. but time was on their side. but

. >> una de estas jÓvenes confronto a john kerry para pedirle que mantenga "daca". >> a la gente quene que ver con "daca". ha sido muy claro que es un proceso complicado y que tiene todos sus sentimientos que acompaÑan a los que estÁn protegidos. >> no sÉ lo que pasarÍa con mi vida porque serÍa lo peor que me pudiera pasar. >> para muchos de estos jÓvenes hay un sentido de urgencia ya que hasta el momento la administraciÓn no da seÑales claras si es que defenderÁ a "daca" o no. >> la ciudad de san josÉ tambiÉn se hizo eco. tanto autoridades como soÑadores y lÍderes comunitarios participaron para exigir la protecciÓn de la acción diferida. >> estamos hablando de miles de jÓvenes en quienes este paÍs ha invertido. queremos simplemente que se les dÉ la oportunidad de contribuir a este paÍs. >> son muchos los jÓvenes que estÁn en medio de la avalancha sin conocer el futuro de "daca". a menos de tres meses para que la unidad de servicios especiales del hospital cierre sus puertas los empleados y familiares de pacientes dijeron que dicha decisiÓn serÍa un grave error. flavio: la administra

the above administration that the russians were a big help of the negotiations was something that john kerry was saying. it seems that if anything it has become more complicated since the election of donald trump ahold nature of the u.s. russia relations so what about russia in 26 td does that relationship now between u.s. and russia going forward with that deal can you make any comments to those relations are still important to see the deal go forward?. >> in the context of today's hearing about russia it is difficult to fathom that they were hopeful but everything i saw without a doubt they played a tremendously helpful role in the negotiations it was quite surprising to betty in very frustrating for the ukrainians they did not shatter that gaithersburg book festival + 1 unity between the united states and russia and the other countries. in fact, after the deal with it went to congress to vote for approval even then russia play a tremendous role because it's cheaper ioc invited all members of congress at the time it'll be the democrats showed up to be with the ambassadors of france and bri

led by john kerry and what they have been telling us is they are very confident with how things wenthysically with the vote yesterday and the telly last night and into today. the electoral commission has said they will look into these claims of reagan and hacking -- rigging and hacking. they are urging people to wait until the final tally to take to the streets in demonstration or bring cases to court. we'll go back to our top story out of paris where the now makingnister is a statement in regard to the incident this morning when a vehicle ran into a group of soldiers outside paris. let's listen. >> we can see they are fully justified in defending our fellow citizens. two weeks ago the bill on security and terrorism was approved by the senate. take areres that we absolutely necessary if we want our fellow citizens to live in safety. >> what about the number of injured people? >> three people have been likely slightly injured as indicated by the minister of the interior. three military hospitalized. they are not as seriously injured as we thought. we have had reassuring news about the

secretary of state john kerry, will be there. mr.erry: we are privileged to be here among the observer groups in order to help kenyans have confidence they will have the election they deserve, which is open, fair, free, transparent, accountable. be the heightht of the summer tourist season in europe, but there have been unexpected visitors to towns and the romanian mountains. bearers are going through populated areas in search of food. they have been spotted outside their usual habitats. though they are not often violent, it is a real cause for concern. [laughter] leftovers forw this brown bear and a little excitement for these residents centralet spa town in romania. but this is not a one-off occurrence and is becoming a cause of concern for many in the region. [dog barks] tobears have been coming certain places in romania for more than 30 years now. no solution has been found at the national or local level. reporter: dozens of bears are leaving their habitat and descending into nearby towns. they forage for food in bins, leavaving

john kerry made a push. the underlying situation is there is a divide between the faction and thomas that controls the gaza strip. to restore his popularity with moves at the united nations. he is seen as too soft on israel. most people don't think he is done enough to resist. he has a record of being a peacemaker. is position is too precarious. i don't see much. don't disagree with much of that assessment. had popular support. what has not changed its u.s. support for israeli occupation of the west bank. gaza is ation of military siege rather than on the ground troops. there are 650,000 illegal settlers. there's not going to be a two-state solution. whatever one might have thought about 20 years ago, it doesn't matter. too late for that. you're not going to uproot 650,000 settlers from that territory. you're not going to have the possibility of a continuous palestinian state. what else is the option? now, it's an apartheid state. there is one territory ruled i won power. they have virtually no power. to pay

impunity we discuss the implications of the settlement with former cia analyst and whistleblower john kerryaka. this is absolutely a precedent for other victims to seek justice of course there are some who i think the cia would fight because their cases are very sensitive but there are so many other people who were sent to slee. torture for no reason people who had no ties to terrorism but were just in the wrong place in the wrong time it's going to enable them to seek justice and to seek monetary compensation frankly i think the cia dodged a bullet here now there is a second case the american civil liberties union has filed a case on behalf of what was a beta arguing that the cia and mitchell and jess and tortured it was a beta that case is going to be more sensitive so the cia hasn't really put the issue in its entirety behind it yet we have to wait and see what happens with that was a beta my guess is that because the opposite in a case is so much more serious because i was afraid it was the guinea pig of the cia's torture program that the cia will seek to have that case dismissed. or in

will not have will not be able to have any type of nuclear weapons program is what john kerry used to say that iran had four pathways to a nuclear bomb and his argument was that the need for the argument has blocked all those pathways iranian government has been saying they never wanted in the future a nuclear weapon but based on the agreement because of the monitoring iran is not going to be able to make a bomb so that's that's an old question thanks so much for taking the time to speak to assess our full on a.z.t. professional political communication of the university of tehran. the e.u. migration commissioner has called for member states to get tougher on illegal immigrants and ensure they get deported across the story is our teeth at least. there's certainly a change in rhetoric from the e.u. migration commissioner dimitri opera marple as who one year ago said the e.u. should work harder to accept more asylum seekers let me remind you that europe already has the highest asylum standards in the world and we have to uphold those and our commitment to protect those seeking protection

warning for anyone who thinks they can torture with impunity former cia analyst and whistleblower john kerry akhil believes that there are more similar cases to come but the cia you won't give up without a fight. this is absolutely a precedent for other victims to seek justice of course there are some who i think the cia would fight because their cases are very sensitive but there are so many other people who were sent to slee. torture for no reason people who had no ties to terrorism but were just in the wrong place in the wrong time it's going to enable them to seek justice and to seek monetary compensation. twenty eight minutes into the hour and you're watching our team for national we'll be back with a more news at the top of the hour. thanks guys are plentiful survival. when customers go by you're just a. good elf well reducing our. that's undercutting but what's good for food markets it's not good for the global economy. long welcome to worlds apart he spied on president the pace of scientific breakthroughs humanity still seems to be as far away from the age of reason as ever with real

general john kerry bring order to the white house.s biggest post acute trial today hundreds of people are facing charges over their alleged role in a failed plot to overthrow president at one. the accused forced to work past angry protesters on their way in schools. and pakistani make

international monitors are there, including john kerry, who said he was glad to be there in a key electionsaid there was a lot riding on a free, fair and safe election. the bbc has a big team in kenya and here is one report. in the dockers before dawn, they waited. some camp is hoping to be first. —— in the darkness. they turned up eager to vote. here in nairobi, kenya and have been braving the cold and the rain, waiting to exercise their right to vote. once the process is done, all eyes will be watching for the results. it is the vote for the presidency which is attracting the most attention. the incumbent president, kenyatta, is hoping to retain power. but mr odinga is hoping to replace him. the leader would need more than half the votes to avoid a run—off. it will all be down to what the people decide. it will be the fourth selection —— successful election and i hope the kenyan is given as a peaceful election. no matter who wins. i want to exercise my democratic rights and secondly, i wa nt democratic rights and secondly, i want to vote for the right person to have the next government f

just sort of doing my job and i don't really think that i'm here at all but for my cia analyst john kerry actually believes the hackers arrest leaves too many questions unanswered. i read the indictment i read the statement of facts i'm not seeing a crime here at least what's in the indictment is very very weak i think is his own attorney described it is very thin and i am perplexed as to why he was charged in the eastern district of wisconsin of all places i don't believe he's ever even been to wisconsin so i think this is really the department of justice trying to make a statement which i think is going to come back and bite it because it's the f.b.i. director and the cia director who have been going to these these hacker conventions in the past telling hackers would be hackers we're the good guys come and work for us well now they go and arrest one of the most prominent hackers in the world one who's actually provided a public service of his own country this is going to send a chilling effect through the entire hacker community you're watching r t international thanks being with us thi

your nairobi and outside in western by the international observers are people like john kerry saying this but was free and fair have those statements made any difference a toll. well if you've never heard better really outdated strongholds they had not made a difference we even heard on the street today people saying things like. you know the e. electoral mark at monitoring that you hear a compromise. at the public indeed within the neighborhood don't have faith and a passion but i think that. we are not looking at came out really strongly today. in large part in it and you. he quickly we are inclined not bank that they've only got the electoral commission that they believe is that le situation down. are not likely to chronic degeneration down now and the electroclash and number hill shopping out i wasn't quite quickly. he will be announced on we are the winner tomorrow afternoon now technically the electoral commission has up until a few day to announce the results. of the huge pressure on until now but i think it's possible to try to move it forward and to try to quell. the unrest

general john kerry bring order to the white house. it's techies biggest post acute trial today hundreds of people are facing charges over their alleged role in a failed plot to overthrow president at one. the accused forced to work past angry protesters on their way in schools. and pakistani make his elected head taken the day off and i was sure it was disqualified by the supreme court. shade of rc is only expected to serve until the former prime ministers product takes about. well first the us president donald trump has. he says he wants to reports of turmoil in his administration after he fired his. a communications director in six months trump said there was no white house kael since following the sacking of anthony scaramucci. who was in the job just eleven days nine senior members of the executive branch and the trumpet ministration have quits being fired in the last six months? erected ten iva compared with previous administrations without man sitting next to you donald trump is general john kelly is reborn in as the new chief o

i was working in the state department for john kerry once we won at the middle east process prior to jared kushner's ongoing effort now. i would say it is the goal of every american president and every secretary of state. in whatdiscovered experts in the region have already known, it is hard to find a two front solution with netanyahu as the prime minister. ise's the reason why -- he somebody who is concerned about his own politics. there are many in the united states like that as well. he has not shown himself as someone willing to put his political future on the line. but i do think that is a problem that all of us face. whether the united states will be the arbiter of the solution is a question as well. >> let him speak for himself. to find peace with people who want to kill you. there are terrorist regimes on the west bank who want to .estroy israel >> so, these people who are bombed our terrace -- terrorists? all of them? >> -- problem with israel and palestine is a seven year, unprovoked aggression to the u.n. solution. >> so we go back to 1947 -- that was the first u.n. soluti

the former american secretary of state, john kerry, part of the foreign election observers, appealedan ability here which is critical to be able to provide an appropriate, transparent, accountable counting of the ballots. and people need to be patient. people need to let this process work through and notjump to conclusions at this point in time. french police have shot and wounded a suspect, that was after a car was deliberately driven at a group of soldiers as they left their barracks in a paris suburb. six soldiers were injured in the attack. the suspect, an algerian man, is in hospital after being shot five times after a motorway chase ended 260 kilometres north of the french capital. it's emerged that fbi agents seized documents and other material from the home of president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort, two weeks ago. the raid, authorised by a search warrant, was carried out the day after mr manafort met members of the senate intelligence committee, as part of the investigation into alleged russian interference in last year's presidential election. the captain o

the former us secretary of state john kerry, part ago. kerry, part of the foreign monitors team, appealed for calm. people need to be patient and let this process work through and notjump to let this process work through and not jump to conclusions let this process work through and notjump to conclusions at this point in time. and so in the coming days until the electoral commission verifies the final result, canyons face an anxious wait. sarah corker, bbc news. the uk has one of the highest rates in the world of type i diabetes. at the moment it is incurable. now trials of the therapy are trying to slow the advance of the disease and initial results say the immunotherapy can be effective and safe and can be used in wider trials. two years ago, alex rowlandson‘s life took an unexpected turn. she was diagnosed with type i diabetes, one of hundreds of thousands of people who develop the condition in the uk. but then she was offered the chance to take part in a pioneering new therapy. the results of which now show real promise. more optimist

planes are flying and bombing and that also includes a drone aircraft as we just heard a minute ago john kerry yaku the cia whistleblower pointed out this morning at a news conference of the national player press corps that like it or not there is an internationally recognized government there the assad regime i don't like that regime i think we should denounce that regime that doesn't change the fact that the u.s. government has no right to fly its own planes into syrian airspace without the permission of the syrian government. and we should mention as well part of the secret war that's been waged on syria which you've described is also ground forces i mean there are u.s. military personnel training militias on the ground we know the cia ran what they've admitted now is that one billion dollar program to train and equip syrian rebels so this is a very large secret war almost norman as you say why won't the media ever talk about it or at least point out what the u.s. has done to create a situation that will in terms of u.s. media in general the mass media describe it in a fairly favorable way

former us secretary of state john kerry was among those in nairobi on monday. we are privileged to be here in kenya to be among the international observer groups. in order to. try to help kenyans. have confidence that they will have the election that they deserve which is open. fair free transparent and accountable. opposition leader ryan lott odinga has raised concerns same president kenyatta's party would have to rig the vote in order to win. residents who have been stocking up on food and case violence breaks out. also called for calm satellites may feel kenyans. we remain peaceful. we bought peacefully. and lived there we'd of that people be done. the campaign itself has suffered much violence including the murder of a high profile election official. and has also fueled clashes in rural areas where droughts and ethnic tensions are among the toughest years driving this divisive campaign. those have included corruption rising cost of living and high unemploymen. with a gi william got a malaysian but with voting because we want change in terms of living standa

ten days in the chill of his stockings widely regarded as an attempt by the new chief of staff john kerry to us that has all sorts a reshuffles of prompting speculation of chaos in trump's cabinet. the monkey another reason behind the change is definitely the explains the never ending drama coming out of the white house has recently been bolstered by a number of shake ups in the west wing staff and each time another employee bites the dust the media cries that chaos and disaster are reigning in the white house the turmoil inside the white house is real and on full display the torrent of profanity obscenity and humiliation this is a recognition that six months into this presidency it is a feel of a failed presidency we've been seeing trump repeatedly attack members of his own staff often on social media causing headlines to erupt questioning the president these insane tweets some of donald trump's most insane tweets you know trump is completely insane a growing number of democrats are openly questioning president trump's mental health and listening carefully to donald trump and i think he'

danger you know that's what they're going to do and it's nice to hear some tough talk for a change john kerry never said anything like that we're not threatening north korea we're just saying hey don't start it we can defend ourselves and it's kind of refreshing i got to be honest with you nobody wants war with north korea nobody wants that but at least we're willing to stand up and do something about it if they started with us. tonight is the president saying about today go ahead go ahead go ahead i just it's funny to me because look i think trump is incredibly bombastic with this but conversely when obama dealt with foreign policy in many situations like this almost eighty percent of the press both sides called him feckless so what do we want. oh well president obama let me have. well that is certainly are you able. i guess i look at this chris. the president came out today did he help himself this was really the first give and take he said with the media since february why did he do it with his poll numbers falling that everything do with it why do you think that the president is his commu

clothed in a sweat shed they sent directly lead to romans death by hypothermia ca whistleblower john kerry who exposed one torture tactic the agency's use of waterboarding in two thousand and seven for blowing the whistle to date carioca is the only individual to serve time in prison for anything concerning the cia's torture program and as the a.c.l.u. explains until now every lawsuit trying to hold people accountable for the cia torture program has been dismissed at initial stages because the government successfully argued that letting the cases proceed would reveal state secrets speaking to our to carry out who celebrated this news this is absolutely a precedent for other victims to seek justice of course there are some who i think the cia would fight because their cases are very sensitive but there are so many other people who were sent to slee. torture for no reason people who had no ties to terrorism but were just in the wrong place in the wrong time it's going to enable them to seek justice and to seek monetary compensation for. i think the cia dodged a bullet here now there is a sec

thought i'd be working with puppets and i told my wife that this is going to be a huge misstep by john kerry we're going to turn it down halfway through the script i told her this is this is something i should do and with my daughter. pena still in delhi and mia on her hip she said no you need to go to work you know sometimes i lose sight of the fact that a husband a father and a provider and i do what i do for a living sometimes it's like a jungle gym i get to play on but you're right i've had to take one for the team to make my insurance through a union it was a bother you the film was pope for map oh no not at all i mean that it's so bad it's good so i mean it's a joke if you don't take yourself seriously i knew that you know what i was doing i didn't think it was going to be a cult film when it became what it turned into be a blessing in disguise are you surprised i am surprised because i was basing it on metrics that are used to measure other movies when you look at sharknado what we've been able to accomplish can't be measured on the typical critical scale it's pretty much created its

in 2013 secretary of state john kerry told the organization the era of the monroe doctrine is over. there was sort of a surprised reaction and scattering of applause. he said that's good thing. it was to knowledge the independence of latin american countries. many conservatives have taken issue with the speech. whatever the future holds for the monroe doctrine it is nonetheless remarkable that a presidential policy made in 1823 can still be a matter of debate nearly two centuries later. although he refused most ini have sag haveati -- invitations to hold public office he did in 1929. he was joined there by other lifelong friends, james madison who is addressing the body here and former chief justice who is seated meetly behind madison. monroe had to resign before the convention resigned in 1830. elizabeth monroe died in 1830. her grieving spouse went to new york city physically unable monroe died on july 4th, 1831, nooi five years to the day. after an elaborate funeral which there was an estimated 70,000 attendees he was buried in marble cemetery. he but reentered into -- they were

better off just by making this investment right now and the great example that is nasa you know john kerry said we're going to send a man to the moon and bring him back within a decade we get tangled out of it we did you know we are the lot more than ten and we got internet out of the brand darling sam sachs thank you guys and that's the way it is tonight and don't forget democracy is not a spectator sport get out there get active tag your. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around core things come from washington washington post media the media. voters elect a businessman to run this country business if. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. would you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put those two up face your wife. when that was your biggest fear. of a big moment a right wing so let's talk a little bit bored you say a few of the things that but what about. exploring the topic so simple but. now i did give you due to the question more. all the world the straits and all the news companies mere

that this was something crazy would happen because it had it had happened in two thousand and four john kerry was set to win ohio which would have given him the presidency he would set the active post that he would win everything said he would win and then suddenly and he was winning the votes were fairly winning suddenly after eleven pm something crazy happens the computers went down on election night and there was then rerouted through a backup server that had ties to the republican party suddenly when the server came back up everything that's right george w. bush miraculously ahead in ohio how could this have happened it's amazing it's a miracle for the republican party karl rove thought that same thing would happen in two thousand and twelve that is why he was certain that those were that the calling in for obama was wrong one possible reason why it didn't happen that karl rove was wrong is anonymous anonymous came forward and they claim credit for disrupting the plan to steal the election they claim credit i don't know if they did it or not but they said they did. now each of these artic

they wake up to fight this week about but thank you after the break we speak to former cia agent john kerry who saved himself from death he was jailed under barack obama for exposing u.s. torture squads in the headlines a strike at the heart of british banking hospitality fake spooks spying on the political groups. doing. wrong. just don't. i mean you get to shape out just to come out to and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground the one. welcome back with me now is broadcaster former liberal democratic member of parliament let me tell pick lembit great news venezuela dural got is a constitutional vote through another on things out though i saw some opposition leaders being arrested that was the b.b.c. take on it. and then the british answer for that happening in argentina which was from probably getting advice from not from the morning probably banking advice let's go straight to this one tell us your yes it's a banking story of sorts tell us a report starts argentina top bank ad says mockery fired into silence dissent tha

>> i was working in the state department with john kerry when we went at the middle east peace process last time, prior to jared kushner's after it currently ongoing. it is like the golden ring that every american president and every secretary of state wants. what we discover through the process, which i believe people who work on these issues and experts in the region would have already known, is that it is tough to say a safe solution while netanyahu is. prime minister -- is prime minister. here's the reason why. he is someone who is concerned about his own politics. there are people like that in the united states as well. he is in a sense the mayor of jerusalem. he is not willing to make tough choices and to put his political future on the line. it is not that the other side is faultless either. there is a problem with leadership on the palestinian side as well. that is a core problem. every american problem. -- american president will chase this. whether the united states should be the arbiter is a larger question as well. >> we cannot negotiate these are people who want to kill yo

i think back to john kerry with james taylor singing you got a friend over in france.oday in north korea? we have a president that's the real deal. he stand up for america and we hope and pray we don't go to war, that's for sure. but at the same time if we have to, we are willing to go. david: a lot of people probably forget the reagan democrats in the 1980s, and a lot of their reason for going with ronald rod reagan did have to do with national security and defense. a lot of people thought the democratic party was appeasing the soviet union. but was that one of the reasons that you made this switch? was it all domestic or did some of your reasons for going republican have to do with national security? >> well, i mean, you know, like i said before, i'm great friends with the trump family. ronald reagan was a hero in my family and my mom and dad loved him. we are very close. i honestly would have to tell you the primary reason was this. i am a person that just wants to get something done. i am not a politician. i don't think our president is a politician. matt bevin, th

again, going back to john kerry, what do we actually do to confront this idea that china is growing -china's growing military and economic power at e were basically flat and china is rising under the eight beers of obama? >> two things we did with north korea we took 60% of our highest development, our highest-developed assets and place them in the pacific as part of the rebound station. we also developed capabilities but now the south koreans have. >> laura: we have had a pivot, it was a pivot and then became a rebalance. >> the language changed. >> laura: you don't disagree though that china, from 2009, when president obama was inaugurated to the lesser he was in office, eight years later, china became much more powerful, becoming much more powerful economic and military force. you don't disagree with that, do you? >> i think one of the greatest moves and american diplomacy was richard richard nixon, a republican president, reaching out, and billions of people -- i don't think we should be threatened by that. >> laura: the wto, you think the wto, all these years later, it has been a