to the fool is judas clutching the person silver behind him is peter clear and alert and open spirit then comes john the disciple jesus loved i gave him the face of my madonnas and planted him in a blue robe and red cloud. sliced is wearing the same colors register robe and a blue cloak. the landscape outside is my valley and the hills of lynching my parents' minds erosive. christ has just said one of you sell betray me james seems to be answering tell us to deal with him and philip's gesture says i'll try lord. the right half of the painting has been fully restored i love that shines out in the light. of five hundred years it was damaged smudged corroded and scratched the damn poor rotted napoleon couldn't troops in the refrigerator. i'm an american bomb story hospital. what i think you know now the world owes to this woman. for decades she's been cleaning analyzing and delicately touching up the colors holding up the long slow death of the last supper. in that flat a new preacher has come into being the original strictly speaking no longer exists but the few pigments that survive f

where would things go from here in the battle between judas malema in the city. on counting the cost look at how investors are reacting to the collapse of the trump kim singapore summit. why it's only has four days with the rest of europe boss on the rise you look at some of the freshest pushing up the price of oil. counting the cost. was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them to distant shack around seventy families who lost their homes in that earthquake still live in this camp so. the government raised our hopes and then abandoned us politicians have promised that they won't allow a repeat of what happened after the earthquake in one thousand eight hundred five but the cost and complexity of hundreds of people living in camps is a major task and one that many people here think the government failed. an international committee. a land is partitioned. many have no say in the matter. the colonial power washes its hands of palestine

i was judas will end up in church communities that value pop music in everyday culture sort of spirit in general are getting older and we need new music as a vehicle to attract young people vehicle. you move the mansion indicated support. students attending the course on piano accompany. even get to sing a secular song all of it being by us singer john legend. to commemorate the reformation scorpions front man charles minor design the cover of a real issue to survival he chose a verse about angels as its key message. of a man of god clouds on the story we believe in god and i do then you often wish an angel would come along with an angel to protect you and the son to show you the way of english convicts like. it's something that's been known as mind for a while as is clear from his nine hundred ninety one smash it sends me an angel. that was the scorpions if iraq bothered about angels but it's not just rock and pop music that have been influenced by religion gospel repost us kilobits and shop lyrics to shout their faith one of them is philip rich public spot went to meet the hip hop p

outpatient department are affected by seasonal communicable diseases it is my belief that the children of juda the rising temperatures or. water shortages are not new in india but climate change is the country cracking under ever hotter summers the link of heat waves is increasing last year was india's fourth hottest on record and reservoir levels are at their lowest in a decade leaving drinking water out of reach just when it's needed the most shallow ballast al-jazeera. colombia will soon become nato's first latin american so-called global partner it's set to join the military alliance next week president juan manuel santos says the deal signed after the peace accord with fogge rebels will improve colombia's image on the world stage. on sunday colombians go to the polls to pick a new president one of the biggest challenges for whoever wins will be to keep the peace agreement with fogge rebels on track the deal ended fifty years of guerrilla warfare but other rebel groups and the emergence of new ones also be a headache for the next leader our latin america editor lucien human reports. a year

. >>> lo merecÍa y pedimos a san judas tadeo. >>> vinieron hasta con la mascota. >>> se llama mambo . a para celebrar. decirles que paolo guerrero estÁ en suiza y ella se encontrarÁ con sus compaÑeros que partieron anoche para el partido del domingo con arabia saudita. esto es un ambiente de felicidad y pronto estaremos con la mamÁ de paolo guerrero que darÁ una con conferencia de prensa, >>>> una intensa alegrÍa y la verdad juez bondadoso el que le permite jugar, es probable que sea el Único mundial al que pueda ir paolo guerrero, le preguntamos a la estrella de telemundo deportes andrÉs, su reacciÓn ante el regreso de paolo guerrero . >>>n me da mucha alegrÍa que e capitÁn y gran icono del fÚtbol peruano pueda disputar el fÚt so de toda futbolista que es la copa del mundo y que luego siga su caso, creo en su inocencia y me parece fantÁstico que el tribunal supremo de suiza le haya permitido la posibilidad de jugar el mundial. >>> otra cosa mÁs relacionada con este gran deporte del fÚtbol, la revista dedica cuatro ediciones especiales a cuatro selecciones que irÁn, mÉxico, irlanda, e

twenty two year old poppy is juda from south east london seamlessly combines political lyrics with r. and b. soul and jazz elements. she's one of the scenes many new faces. a lot. i definitely like identify with iraq and crime and then even i don't and more carbon from his music when i hear it i just it is part of who i am and part of. my my childhood i guess but then even though i'm not making that kind of music and i have no intention of like being the next crime and say. it's a part. it's a part of your kind of soundscape in who was. so phone. where. you know jazz has always been about pushing musical boundaries. and that's still true today. it's the best time for for jazz since i've been involved in it and i when i say that i don't necessarily mean. all music may be for what i mean is the time for the reception of this music and the openness to this music is now. an exciting young generation of musicians reinventing jams in the british capital. now for my favorite part of the show when we get a sneak peek into someone's humble abode and today we are heading to sweden to see why on

at the plate at the juda see the shoes spicy. for shots no there aren't pun into this is crimea just scats so extra for the bridge opens the had a baby daughter. there's a friend in which. i think she suspects an image of the shots they called her malacca which means angel and. so looks as though over shots crimea relatives will have to visit them from now. you know as they're in while she's still drive a truck but from now on she'll spend a lot less time on ferries that are younger brother years back of a player oh well now it's time to go home. knowing you know before you can ask for it i'm a journalist. on serina and i had into curch on the bridge are waits wasn't and by that it is. just one of the good would you know who don't are still upset but still studying the tools of most goods that go all the order so order more she should be done for the man sid yelling mr gooch in your thought we're both. is a full of holes and i want to be sure with talking if you. still don't get the right to it would. let her breathe through geni

really coaching the audience loves judas aria and banal is my favorite singing is great for the sword to see. all of the artists offer their services for free on their special evening for a good cause. it's a very important topic not only for russia and germany but for the entire world this disease unites us in certain ways just as music unites us music gives us the strength to work together to combat the disease so they could do it. through bombs charity opera ghana is one of the highlights on the social calendar in the former german capital the proceeds go to the german aids foundation which mainly supports research projects because despite medical advances aids remains incurable. because it was initiated by ant and helmet under us harvey the pair have organized the event for eighteen years now but. the sukma think the worse it is about the biggest failings love desire and passion and the disease encompasses those feelings too so that's why there's gonna combines that also successfully. and we say be joyful have fun but also do something good combining these two things is something

athe priest warinst corruption, citing the parable of judas and the 30 pieces of silver. in a country where roughly half the population is cathic, the church has the power to mobilize across ethnic and social groups. the catholic church is part of a much broader coalition of civic activism that has come about because of a sense that politics is tainted here. the opposition is deeply divided , probably because the government has become li good at the tics of divide and rule. the cost i high. church-sponsored protests to free elections have been attacked. here at the church of saint francis in kinshasa, police opened fire on a peacefuki much, ing a 24-year-old. fergal: a personal tragedy of profound political importance it is the story of an educated generation that refuses to be bought off were beaten down. are you afraid of the state? >> no. fergal: is that because you are angry? fergal: the government promises elections before the end of the year, but activists fear th even if they do take place, they will not free and fair, setting the stage for confrontation. fergal:ce

i see made i did through the nose i don't know what a player i think also a little lost is the judas hopefully right so great not to call it the play. here at the stan collymore show we continue our look at the group stage of the world cup in russia as the focus shifts to group c. starring france. joined by fellow europeans denmark with a stranger in peru making up the numbers as the team's battle to qualify for the next phase the french are overwhelming favorites to win the group without plenty calmly drink staunch lung griezmann spearheading the attack but the danish will offer a credible threat as christian eriksen continues to rise france with convincing a new wife of qualification school in eighteen goals is not collecting twenty three points in ten games but they have been known to disappoint at finals when you. much much more was expected from them however i did the idea show men only find shite friends as one of the eight nations to climb a wall called the french know what it takes to win the competition. done mall could strike you from its nipple and eriksson might emerge as

must judas become self-made finance he has to earn an education. northern european countries things a bit differently. though some officials do not. fully understand or do not fully accept the principle of football being beyond politics that's a fundamental principle of the world football. were granted some people may have opinions but it's their own opinions and doesn't influence opinions of many other football fans who are buying tickets every day in large volumes. united states head of. news and it's a tax on other countries. economic sanctions are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries a talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. has a responsibility for the whole. and we need to make rules for the rest. because without us there would be. the politic. washstand not been driven by the fossil fuel energy lobbyist they could have gone into renewables ten twenty years earlier and those jobs would be in place generating good pay

must judas become self-made finance he has to earn an education. northern european countries things a bit differently. matched as a financial survival guide stacey let's learn about fill out let's say i'm not so i get. angry response back of the fight wall street spot thank you for helping. the story that's wrote. that slavery. united states can instead of. it's news and it's tax on other country's. economic sanctions or are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is play some military press around the country talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the whole. and we need to make rules for the rest. because without us there would be chaos. i've been saying the new. it means something they matter to us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten like our current happy each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be all for rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hu

anti muslim organizations to instigate a fear of islam all right or universal care or the gospel of judas was a poser places where their recruiting this stuff is toxic he's a poison salesman we saw the number of attacks against women and men across the country completely skyrocket guys in front of the courts holding a good mix the monitors blood flowing all over my legs out his ear investigations islamophobia incorporated. celebrations on the streets of kuala lumpur as well had to mohamed take say there is malaysia's prime minister. hello again i'm here with al jazeera live from doha also coming up israel hits iran's bases in syria accusing the iranians of firing rockets on the occupied golan heights at least forty nine people are dead hundreds of homes are damaged after a dam burst in central kenya. this is a special night for the really really great people. don't trump welcomes the return of three americans held in north korea and heads for a breakthrough with pyongyang. to malaysia's marketeer mohammad has just been sworn in as prime minister after a remarkable victory at the polls wel

outpatient department are affected by seasonal communicable diseases it is my belief that the children of juda the rising temperatures or. water shortages are not new in india but climate change is the country cracking under the hottest summers the length of heat waves is increasing last year was india's fourth hottest on record and reservoir levels are at their lowest in a decay leaving drinking water out of reach just when it's needed the most shallow ballast jazeera cyclon meccano has made landfall in on mon bringing strong winds and torrential rains three people died after a hit the coastal city of. at least five other people were killed when it had the yemeni island of so closer on thursday and forty people are missing thousands have been moved away from coastal areas hamas has more from some. well there is a general sense of relief here in oman after the worst of the cycle on has and that's because during the last few days that your logical services issued recall stalking of a category two like alone that could hit this country and could be one of the most productive in a three quarter h

these critics, led by jubile early, argued that longstreet had been a judas in war as he was in peace. they accused him of traitorous disobedience to robert e. lee on july 2, 1863. his failure to carry out a morning attack on the lines of gettysburg. a cadre of confederates tells marshall and richard taylor, devoted themselves after robert e. lee's death, to canonizing lee as the marbled man of the confederacy whose brilliant, infallible generalship and flawless character exemplified the moral invincibility of the lost cause. in the view of these men, longstreet was guilty of not only disobeying lee, but of slandering him. they highlighted, for example, a quote for may 1866 history by swinton in which longstreet was criticized lee. early in his cadre claimed in other words that longstreet had dared to pick a fight with the saintly lee and to cast aspersions on lee's good name. longstreet was deeply resentful of these charges. he disputed them. he remained proud to his dying day of his confederate identity and he professed profound love and respect for robert e lee. he stayed close to

on the sign, he adjusted to judas hysteria. in my officed, i'm through the came daily news, our letter writers. somebody down in the letter writers said to this is scary, that goes up to mike peters. [laughter] name, just up my there. this last cartoon is what i was telling you before. change my views on abortion. he looks down and he sees that he has a baby in his stomach. is if was trying to say men were pregnant, it would truly be a sacrament. thank you very much. [applause] dothe things we're trying to at this symposium is fast forward what the current media environment is like and how the hustler decision has endured or factors into that. i want to go back to ben and ask him if the media environments of the 1980's and today affect how wereard ones protections to abide. >> thank you, michael. ofinteresting aspect to me marking the 30th anniversary of hustler is while its conclusions and principles are unchanged, the media environments are some simental -- substantially different. the information media has undergone a comple

and i happen to they comey is judas. >> if you believe that the president is telling the truth, w why don't you say go in and talk to mueller and tell the truth. >> because i would be living in some kind of fantasy world where everybody tells the truth. >> i'm joined by ron brownstein and cnn political analyst and professor julian zelitzer. good that you all are back, giuliani built up and manipulated evidence that he and his client fear, so how does pru prump -- trump avoid being interview. >> there's no reason that this lawyer would talk in this instance, and having been through this this long with this client, there's no way you're going to butt this client in front of this investigation and let him talk, i don't care what he says, you're not going to be lawyer that does that. there's no way in front of a grand jury that you don't have a jury present that you're going to g to let your client go in there and talk. >> ron, are you going to? >> it's the hide draulz ydraulih clinton, we have the president talking to the sfespecial couns. the issue was not adjudicated in the end whether

hethe front, he signed -- esressed it to a judas cariot. what was weird -- i am in my came throughe card to the dayton daily news journalism, our letter writers. somebody down and the letter writers said judith, that the goes to mike peters. it does not have my name. that is right up there. all right. this last cartoon is basically what i was telling you before. nothing will change my views on abortion and then all of a sudden he looks down and he sees he has a baby in his stomach. what i was trying to say, of course, is commend were pregnant were men -- if men pregnant, abortion would be a sacrament. [applause] thank you. roslyn: do not go anywhere. i have things we are trying to do and this symposium is supposed to fast-forward what the current media environment is like and how the hustler factored into that for you i want to go back to ben and asked if the different environment of the 1980's and today affect how the protections to freeze speak -- free speed -- freedom of speech is applied? ben: thank you. , whereresting aspect marking th

i have a theory, kat, that after a breakup you don't listen to angry or aggressive music like judas priestyou listen to love songs and the songs are designed to trigger someone to come back to you. a love song is basically false advertising to salvage a better relationship like people who listen to it are generally the ones who were dumped and in their head they're playing if they could listen to the song they would come back to me. is that a fair theory? kat: whenever i'm dumped i listen to cool in the gang. [laughter] but i think it's great that said music is more popular because to me the happy songs are much more upsetting because you listen to them you like why don't i feel like that? and then you keep listening to it and get more angry like you must never have a real problem you sunshine walking [bleep] [laughter] i like songs about heartbreak and loneliness and death and all that good stuff. to get my head straight. greg: terrorists. tyrus: dammit, greg. that's the only customer left. greg: do you listen to certain music when you work out? and that affects your emotions. tyrus: i li

where were things done some payoff in the battle between judas malema in the areas. donald trump has rescinded foreign aid to charities that perform actively promote abortion people and pallid discovers the consequences a us president spends strength can have on countless lives around the globe he's completely. insurance against. people we go and see if a bush and those people really trump and the ethics of foreign aid on. al-jazeera is there when a story breaks but it's also a day to see what happens next which she. fired by the barrier where model barricaded all seven streets that lead to here the middle east now is being all about change people have gone here the area the mission of national army is just sixteen tie up more complex and i'll just do a stories about telling it from the people's perspective what they think is happening in their country. thanks love to making loans to some friends because behind the suffering a millions of taxpayers because most taxpayers never go away is a new one born every single day and it is an emerging national necessity to be o

on the front he addressed it to judas iscariot, dayton daily news. what was weird, i am in my office, the card came through the dayton daily news letter writers. someone down in the letter writers said, that goes up to mike peters. >> [ laughter ] it did not have my name, they just said mike peters, right up there. okay. this last cartoon is just basically what i was telling you before, nothing will change my views on abortion, then all the sudden he looks down and sees that he has a baby in his stomach. what i was trying to say, of course, is that if men were pregnant, truly, it would be a sacrament. , abortion -- a sacrament, abortion. so thank you very much! >>> one of the things we are trying to do in this symposium is to fast-forward what the current media environment is like and how the hustler decision has endured or factored into this. i would like to go back to ben and ask him whether the very different media environments of the 1980s and today affect how the free expressions are applied ? all right, thank you michael. an interesting aspect

giuliani has called james comey a liar, he also called him judas, and of course these attacks are likely another tactic by the trump team to work to discredit the fbi directors since of course, wolf, the firing of james comey is a crucial element and aspect of mueller's obstruction of justice investigation. >> jessica, thanks very much. >>> let's get more on all of this. ted lu is joining us. the president tweeted it's called fighting back. if there's no underlying crime, do you think the president has a point what you may call obstruction, his supporters would just see as fighting back or counter-punching? >> the president is absolutely wrong. you can fight back without violating the law. in this case the president chose to fight back by committing object strung of -- he did that intentionally, and then a few days later he told america his ryan for doing so was. >> if this does eventually come dawn to impeachment, isn't that a useful political argument for him. ♪ >> i think dollar of war has to be the last option, and only if we have nut facts. he also tweets will this continue to go on

the special counsel so far seems to think that comey is moses, and i happen to think that comey is judas't you say, go in, talk to robert mueller, tell the truth? >> because i wouldn't be an attorney if i did that. i would be living in that fantasy world that everybody tells the truth. what do you think about what giuliani has to say, that it's potentially a trap? he said they could have -- i'm quoting now -- built-up, manipulat manipulated. and he could be vulnerable to false statements or perjury. i think the bigger problem is it's just very difficult to prepare a client like president trump to make sure he actually stays on message and stays on focus. >> does giuliani, by saying all that, come across as sounding like the president is hiding something and that likely oregon is it more in jeopardy because he might tell the truth? >> it's -- first he started by saying bringing the witness in could be a perjury trap. perjury trap is an illegal form of entrapment, in a sense. it's where the prosecutor is intent to bringing the witness in for the sole purpose of getting him to perjuri himse

the special counsel so far seems to think that comey is moses, and i happen to think comey is judas. >> your par know wa is showing, rudy giuliani. this sustained attack on jim comey, the accounts of trump's actions in the early days of his presidency appear essential to robert mueller's probe. why does the firing of jim comey and the different accounts people may tell freak out the president so much? >> jim comey may have used bad judgment in conducting and concluding the clinton investigation, but one thing jim comey isn't is a liar. he has a strong reputation for truthfulness. he has memos that he wrote contemporaneously, before the investigation developed. there was no way he could have known how to spin the memos when he wrote them. what jim comey represents is the truth. and he's always been truthful about his conduct, whether it portrays him in a good or bad light. comey is pretty much told the truth about what happens. that's frightening to the president's legal team. >> sam, you cannot argue with the fact that comey is on an island professionally and politically. >> yeah. >>

i happen to think comey is judas. >> will you comply if the president wants to answer the questions?sident clinton negotiate a deal in which he didn't admit the effectiveness of the subpoena. he withdrew it. >> but he did testify before the grand jury. is the president willing to do that? >> but only for two and a half hours, only with an arranged format. would we be willing to do that? i would rather have the hillary clinton treatment. >> i think president clinton was more than two and a half hours. >> he was two and a half hours in the grand jury. approximately, maybe three. we'll take three. but hillary clinton treatment is what i'm looking for, and that is no under oath, only a q and a, and then we get the questions in advance and they write the report two weeks before. >> he has briefed you on the topics he wants to discuss. are you confident the president will not take the fifth in this case? >> oh, how can i ever be confident of that? when i'm facing a situation with the president and all the other lawyers are, in which every lawyer in america thinks he would be a fool to test

was going to keep silent would come if you don't do something something was to hop on a mountain and judasweep for victims so dies should be political will among political leaders in nigeria talk of human trafficking just thank you so very much and i see you you got a sign with you this is part of your business part of your i will focus you to engagement between them but i do think that a little bit to that can be great all right thank you so much joseph us legally and she did very for highlighting the plight of these nigerian and the people that are being exploited by human trafficking thank you very much. hard in other news that india has a booming aviation industry where dozens of low cost carriers offering flights across the country but for many indians air travel still remains out of reach there are millions who simply just can't afford it well for there for them there are options that their options excuse me for those who may never get to take a real flight as our correspondent sagna found the car found out in delhi. the writer that. it's a deed these children will remember all the l

i happen to think comey is judas. >> but you believe the president is telling the truth. if you believe that, if you have that conviction, you're his attorney, why don't you say go in, talk to robert mueller, tell the truth? >> because i wouldn't be an attorney if i did that. i would be living in some kind of unreal fantasy world that everybody tells the truth. they don't have a case on collusion. they don't have a case obstruction. that's why they're asking all kinds like, what do you feel? what do you think? i'm going to walk him into a prosecution for perjury like martha stewart did? >> she didn't tell the truth. >> she would tell you that she told the truth and they set her up. i don't want to get into that case. >> what happens if robert mueller subpoena's the president? will you comply? >> we don't have to. president clinton negotiated a deal. >> but he did testify before the grand jury. is the president willing to do that? >> only for 2 1/2 hours. only with a -- an arranged format. would we be willing to do that? i would rather have the hillary clinton treatment. >

i happen to think he is judas.to him on one of the sunday shows. >> hillary clinton treatment is what i'm looking for. and that is no under oath. only a q and a. we get the questions in advance and they write the report two weeks before. i believe after judge ellis' remarks, there's no question that the amount of government misconduct is accumulating. i happen to be it's greater than anybody realizes. very embarrassing to my former justice department and very embarrassing not to fbi agents. please, nobody is attacking fbi agents and lawyers we are attacking the leadership of both organizations. brian: making people question what exactly are you doing? why is rod rosenstein just saying robert mueller, you have a lot to work with. stay in your lane. steve: that's why congress wants to see the scope memo. that's why this judge wants to see the scope memo. i was talking to somebody from the department of justice. they won't let anybody see it they say national security stuff in there and i asked them the question so, i