john terry is to leave the clu b after 22 error.n terry is to leave the club after 22 years as a blue. —— the end of an era. good evening and welcome to bbc news. north korea has threatened to carry out weekly missile tests and has warned that the country is prepared to wage all—out war with a pre—emptive nuclear strike if the united states uses military force against it. the comments were made by the north korean vice foreign minister ina by the north korean vice foreign minister in a rare interview with the bbc. earlier the us vice president mike pence who is visiting south korea warned the north not to test president from's resolve. our correspondence response from the south coroner rhian capital. the american vice president went to what he called the frontier of freedom. the american vice president went to the front line, the demilitarised zone between north and south korea, what he called the frontier of freedom. for him, the visit was personal because his father fought in the korean war. from the other side today, north korean

the chelsea captain, john terry, has not been offered a new contract and is set to leave the club at he blues. in that time, he won four premier league titles, five fa cups, and the champions league. earlier, i spokes with the former chelsea winger and commentator, pat nevin, and he described the departure of terry from the club as the end of an era. petr cech has left, didier drogba, frank lampard. and now the final one. the most incredible team of chelsea. it was the best period in the chelsea football club. he was the chelsea football club. he was the embodiment of everything that was good about chelsea is a winning force. he is very keen to stress that he wants to carry on being part of the club's success for the future that it of the club's success for the future thatitis of the club's success for the future that it is not like is walking away and it is all about to fall apart. it is inevitable that he would get to the age where he would have to think seriously about his longer term future. do you have a sense of where that future may be? it is difficult to tell. he will have man

it is the end of an era and it is bigger than even john terry the end of an era and it is bigger thance! he is very keen to stress he wants to carry on being part of the club‘s success for the future and he is not walking away because he thinks it is falling apart, and it is inevitable he is getting to the age where he would have to think seriously about his longer term future. do you have a sense of whether future might be? it is difficult to tell, he will have many options. many people like terry butcher i just have many options. many people like terry butcher ijust heard, he was

it is the end of an era and it is bigger than even john terry the end of an era and it is bigger than evenjohn terry although he in many ways was the embodiment of everything that was good about chelsea as a winning force! he is very keen to stress he wants to carry on being part of the club's success carry on being part of the club's success for the future and he is not walking away because he thinks it is falling apart, and it is inevitable he is getting to the age where he would have to think seriously about his longer term future. do you have a sense of whether future might be? it is difficult to tell, he will have many options. many people like terry butcher i just have many options. many people like terry butcher ijust heard, he was mentioning about china, america, and they are the obvious places to go. he could enjoy his last two years of his career and that is a big part of it. it is a phenomenaljob and if he got into management, which i believe he will do, you have to get every single second out of that football career because nothing even comes close. even management, nothin

after more than two decades, john terry is to leave chelsea after 22 years at stamford bridge.d evening and welcome to bbc news. north korea has stepped up its war of words with the united states, warning there will be "all—out war" if the us uses military force against it, and that it would be willing to use a pre—emptive nuclear strike. the comments to the bbc by the north korean vice—foreign minister came as the us vice—president, mike pence, who's visiting south korea, warned the north"not to test" warned the north "not to test" president trump's resolve. speaking to our correspondent john sudworth in pyongyang, the minister said despite the threat, the missile tests will go on. translation: if the us is reckless enough to use military means it would mean from that very day an all—out war. 0ur nuclear weapons protect us from that threat. we will be conducting more weapons tests on a weekly, monthly and yearly basis. if you could send one message to donald trump today, what would it be? i would tell him that if the gs encroaches on oui’ be? i would tell him that if the gs en

john terry has called time on his 19—year chelsea playing career. the end of the season. kyle edmund will face rafael nadal in the second round of the monte carlo masters. it's after he beat compatriot dan evans in straight sets in the first round. shaun murphy sets up a second round meeting with ronnie o'sullivan at the world snooker championship before claiming the five—time world champion can't get away with criticising the sport in the media. despite all the action going on at the moment, ronnie o'sullivan still commanding all the headlines following a bit of a fallout with world snooker and he's received a letter warning him about his behaviour, he's not happy, he gave an interview after his first—round match and everyone is talking about him, overshadowing the action. you can understand the frustration. he's the biggest name in the sport. you wa nt to the biggest name in the sport. you want to hear from the biggest name in the sport. you want to hearfrom him and what the biggest name in the sport. you want to hear from him and what he has to s

chelsea fc have just released a statement thatjohn terry and chelsea fc, that john statement thatjohnterry will leave at the end of the season and eve ryo ne leave at the end of the season and everyone at stamford bridge wishes him the rest. president erdogan of turkey has pledged to press ahead with sweeping changes to the country's political system — after narrowly securing support for plans to increase presidential powers in a referendum. the main opposition party in turkey says it will challenge the result. our correspondent mark lowen reports from ankara. victory, but not as sweet as they'd hoped. government supporters partied into the night, confident they'd won this referendum. it was though with a narrow margin. the opposition cried foul but, for those celebrating, a chance to assert their win and warn it's irreversible. translation: we are the winners, the people have won, and that's the best. god willing, we'll have better days to come. president erdogan believes he has a mandate for the biggest political change in modern turkish history. he told supporters everybody must ac

he will be joined by john dpik er dick dickerson on his 100 mile trip. >>> terry ishsued an order to restore the rights of convicted felons. >> [indiscernible]. >> reporter: baptist church in sterling, he told worshippers his executive order last year attempted to exclude african americans from voting. he urged they have their voting rights restored to be part of the company. >> restoring the rights of virginiaens to help them lift themselves up. the republican legislature sued me and i ultimately won and here i am a year later, 152,000 virginiaens lives have been made for the better. there is not a time when a mother, brother, sister, cousin comes to me you changed my brother's life. now i can vote. i will have restored the rights of more people than anyone in the united states of america. >> also visiting the church in hun don. >>> face off in a runoff election two weeks from now. independent centrists egg man s emmanueland la pen. >> didn't know who to cast a ballot for until they were in the booth. it was a crowded feel, 11 candidates to choose from ranging from the far right thr

terry: i have not heard of that. [laughter] christian: it goes to amnesty international, human rights watch -- all charities holding people accountable for human rights abuses and refugee crises. charlie: was johnlved in this? terry: no, he wasn't. with consultants and supporters, he is active in helping us keep the promise drive. charlie: this is a story that families passed on from generation to generation. angela: yes, just like my family did. it is interesting, if you see the film, the orphans in the movie are really my great great grandparents that survived. the funny through-line that brings everything full circle, my great great grandparents left old armenia because they were old villages that left with old monuments where now kurds live in. these are the things that have existed before christ, and now they are the walls of homes of other people. they left old armenia and went to syria, aleppo for refuge. today people from syria leave and go to other countries for that same thing. they can go to spain or other places. it seems so pertinent for that reason, that 100 years later the same thing is happening. charlie: how much did you know? christian: almost nothing. it is embarrassing to sa

harnessed to look at the efficiency of elk had delivery, educational delivery, in a recent book, terry moen and john argued that technology is going to be the solution and the educations here. i haven't yet seen it, but there-- or as much as hopes in the books, but there are some glimmers there that would argue and give us cause for optimism and given we have more opportunities to experiment here, in keeping with our founding-- our founders, we want to promote that experimenttation and cross checking words and not working. let me answer one thing, both jonathan, the image that came to mind in daniel day-lewis' movie about abraham lincoln, the passage of the 13th amendment was messy and yet, a good thing came out of that of people coming to that marketplace, quote, unquote, together. and at the same time, ill still keep coming back to the statistics that most in this room would agree, we want to provide opportunity. we want to steer income to less privileged folks to our society and her question is, suppose we agree a quarter of the federal government's tax takes, $1 trillion goes just below, just to

investigators trying to piece together what caused a black hawk villa terry helicopter to go down, killing one person and injuring two others. john: this golf course in southern maryland is off-limits, still a number of military personnel on the ground. there is a lot of helicopter pieces and parts strewed all over the green. witnesses saw parts flying off the helicopter before it crashed. that is ground zero. you can see the black hawk helicopter so here. now, major evidence to figure out exactly what caused this crash. army are protecting the crash site as the investigation resumes today. one person killed, two others injured. a witness at the breton bay golf wasse said the helicopter flying low, losing parts and spinning around, losing control between the third and fourth hole. this was from the 12 aviation battalion stationed at fort belvoir in virginia. the crash occurring during what was described as a routine training exercise. the deceased has not been in -- injured stillat in critical condition. >> i am just so happy it did not land on a house. the ones that came out of that helicopter were trying to get these guys out.

terry was murdered in arizona by illegal immigrants armed with weapons the feds secretly allowed to be trafficked to drug cartels. atf agent john dodson publicly blew the whistle on the government operation in an interview with me in 2011. at least 69 deaths have been linked to criminals who used weapons trafficked in the fast and furious case, but the government will not release the full accounting congress has asked for. tax day is tuesday, for some the most dreaded day on the american calendar. today, we follow the money and a new report by the treasury department inspector general calling out the i.r.s. for seizing millions of dollars from americans who haven't done anything wrong. we recently got details from robert johnson, an attorney with the libertarian civil liberties law firm "institute for justic"" ." robert johnson: the ultimate takeaway here is that civil forfeiture allows the government to take people's property based on the suspicion of criminal wrongdoing, but without actually having to prove to a court that somebody did something wrong. and that takes the presumption of innocence and it turns it on its head. s

john stump left the bank following a fiery congressional grilling. >> it's guttless leadership. >> reporter: and so did the head of the bank, terry tolsted. millions in compensation boosted by aggressive sales tactics. stump said the bank never told employees to commit fraud, but many former workers say the pressure led to that. >> we had a lot of pressure. i remember as a teller we had the bankers just on our backs. >> reporter: to get the client. >> to get the client that i had as a teller standing up to get them sitting down with the banker. we would look at a phone number and maybe misconstrue one of the numbers. oh, is your home number still at 1234 even though on the screen it said 12345. it was anything to get them to our desk. >> reporter: in fact, she claims almost everyone at the branch, herself included, was either lying to customers or complicit in it. another former employee explained how simple it was to open a fake account. >> so it's pretty much like you signing a blank paper and then the rest of the information is filled in saying oh, this is just to reopen, you know, your savings account or reactivate your savings accoun

john roberts, live at the white house. thank you. for more on this, former cia senior north korea analyst and managing director for bower group asia. dr. terry, thank you for being here. the white house press briefing just happened. that response to the propaganda video that we just saw. we can take another look at it. specifically what's happening in that video is the performance, simulating the bombing of a u.s. city, in this case san francisco, with kim jong-un watching and smiling on. the white house's response, it's not the first time. but still, what impact does this have on the people of that country. >> it is true it's not the first time. they have often propaganda films like this, or they try to. basically what they're trying to do is get domestic support for, say, hey, we have an enemy, united states is our foremost enemy. look, they are threatening us. but we are capable, we are fighting. kim jong-un wants to show that he is a powerful leader. we will not cave under pressure from washington. >> sandra: also at the white house briefing sean spicer saying the trump administration is encouraged by what they're seeing from china. shou

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