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sports well since the blockade of qatar began in june twenty seventh visible also content has been blocked in saudi and rebroadcast under the brand be out q the qatari network holds regional broadcasting rights for much of the world's most high profile events saudi arabia has claimed a sports broadcasts are blocked for national security reasons why it says the w t o has no standing to hear the case. or imagine saying i did have named the form a striker only. as an interior manager following the sacking of shows a motor you know region played for the club but between one hundred ninety six and two thousand and seven after retiring from playing he became a reserve team manager the only other top level role he's held in the u.k. was with cardiff city a short lived spell in twenty fourteen so he will manage united until the end of the season alex ferguson's former assistant might feel and has been appointed first team coach or moreno was sacked on tuesday after the worst start to a season for united in twenty eight years a three one defeat to liverpool on sunday left them six in the table he takes a look back at what went wrong from

starts, and the permanent program allows the city to issue brand-new permits and the city issues 400 new taxi permits from may of 2013 to june of 2015, if virtually floods san francisco with taxi permits. the mayor, also back in july of 2013, had declared july 15th "lyft day." they were sending signals that they could come into the city into what they wanted to do in san francisco. at the same time, they were initiating a program to sell permits. there is an important meeting that occurs in office in 2013. just three months after the program starts. they visit with the president of the federal credit union. they basically reassure them that this program is on track and will be good. at that time, she was not head of taxi services. >> i'm sorry. your time is up. next speaker. >> thank you. >> i wish i could donate some of my time to the previous speaker, unfortunately, this will not be the case. anyway, i have a really --dash i had a really ugly experience on saturday. i waited for the 21 hayes bus. my right --dash it arrived shortly before 3:00. and the travel panel said five minutes, four minutes, six minutes, when it came

june twenty seventeen b. in sports content has been a blocked in saudi and rebroadcast on the brand be out q well the cutaway network holds regional broadcasting rights for much of the world's most high profile events saudi arabia has claimed the sports brought costs are blocked for national security reasons it says the w t o has no standing to hear the case well joining us now from copenhagen is laws on the nordic clinton protection organization working with t.v. channels to prevent piracy at large i think you very much for joining us first of all how he is the problem of piracy when it comes to illegally broadcasting live sports well it's getting bigger and bigger that still sort of pitch. it lucian out there it's on a connection to the high street so we're seeing a good many more criminal organizations getting bigger and bigger and shaking her illegal i'll come out of this. ip it should be stripping laws are the current laws enough and how difficult is it to enforce them. well in some countries it is a problem but there's no consensus between conscious i don't know which or two are your clients or this ki

clock to june, robert mueller blasted president trump on twitter saying the russia hoax has no costs our government over 17 million and growing up fast. it turns out the president was right, brandew filings by the department of justice so that $17 million number has now risen to 25 million and counting, and that does not include an additional 5.5 million spent by the department of justice on other expenses related to the russian investigation. here's a quick rundown of how mr. mueller has spent the mon. 2.9 million went to the salaries and benefits of special counsel employees and department of justice employees. 942 plus thousand was spent on rent, communication and utilities. 60,000 for printing supplies and materials. 80,000 on transportation and travel and then i.t. services. the bottom line, trying to find collusion between the trump campaign and russia is expensive, and working in i.t. for the special counsel was apparently lucrative. tucker? >> tucker: thanks for keeping track. james hansen is a historian. thank you very much for coming on. so calculate if you would in nonmonetary terms what you think the cost of these various russian investigations have been to the coun

brand to have a better relation with putin? put it together. the money and the politicking? >> yeah. so again. >> what do you want if irs? >> apparently between january and june, he somehow understood that there's a chance i could become president. so in january when he didn't think it was a possibility, he was actively negotiating with the russians about trump tower. in june, it's near the convention,py god, it looks like i'm going to be the republican candidate. so then cohen stops working on that deal, but we know don, jr., now was very involved with the russians. so one question for mueller is even in june, did the deal with the russian stop him with trump tower or did it shift from cohen to donald trump, jr. >> we know the trump moscow project did span from january actually 2015 until june of 2016. it was during that same period of time that trump repeatedly praised vladimir putin on the campaign trail. why is he warming up this guy as he's trying to make money with him. by the way, he's asking him to help with his deal, asking him for a $50 million condo to go with the deal. here we go. >> i think in terms of leadership, he's getting an a, our president