kemal: sí, mamá, ¿y tú? >> bienvenido, kemal. kemal: ¿qué haces? >> estoy estudiando.

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your party leader kemal k l cdaro lu today the victor is democracy," that's when you won, and he said, "the whole world that believes in democracy is proud of turkey." so the ruling ak party, president erdogan, your party are suggesting are good democrats, they didn't rig the election? what kind of precautions did you take? president erdogan has described you, despite your victory, as a lame—duck. he's right, isn't he? i tell you what he means by it. i mean, yes, you won 54% of the vote against your opponent... just let me finish saying this, yes, you won 54% of the vote. binali yildirim from the ak party, your opponent, only got 46%. however, the ruling ak party has 25 of the 39 districts in istanbul. they also have the majority of the seats on the municipal council, and of course overall control of the country. 00:04:23,290 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 that's why you're a lame—duck. but your hands are tied, your hands are tied. you can't do everything you want to do because the ak party is still, as i explained, in this position of power. it doesn't look like that now, does it? because

kemal: quien me llamó me dijo que estaba en un grave problema. >> ah, sí, su hermana acompañaba a alguien

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straight to johannesburg mojo in that journalist a 2 so kemal welcome to the w 2 so so why is jacob zuma so reluctant to answer these questions publicly in person. these are very serious charges he knows that if he is found to have done something wrong there are very serious consequences remember these are charges that involve that he allowed the reach the family which is accused of looting the state to sources to appoint the mid-south on his behalf he's say to have allowed a lot of corruption to happen and he's watched other allegations are that you struck that ministers to assist these. other people wanted to do this did to sources so these are serious allegations which zuma does not want to to say a lot about them because if it does the cases go to court he's likely to face consequences and that's an important distinction to make isn't it because we're looking here at an inquiry not a court case. they's quite a number of cases that zuma is already already in facing this is not to court as it is this is just an inquiry but the inquiry is going to make finding in these findings are lega

that's right stop the joe month with kemal harris? thejoe biden is the frontrunner and it's an important debate for him stop he was there 5afe pair of hands that ro5e to the top of the pile because people did see him as electable. many thought he had a shaky debate when he was attacked by candidate kamala harris on a race i55ue when he was attacked by candidate kamala harris on a race issue and he didn't look very unbeatable at all. so tonight other candidates on the 5tage so tonight other candidates on the stage will test how vulnerable he is by attacking his decades long record in office. the two to watch are the two african—american senators, kamala harris and cory booker, they've increasingly been challenging him on his record on race and they've been challenging his status with black voters to get that support themselves. they will be positioned on the stage on either side of him so if there are clashes, they will be centre stage. barbara plett—usher in detroit. more than 150 protester5 have been arrested in hong kong sincejune a

[llaman a la puerta] nihan: kemal, ¿adónde vas?

kemal: sí, conozco a su esposa. me encanta.

that controversial extradition rule had its 1st reading just a few weeks ago and you may remember kemal was due to have a 2nd reading which was postponed by the government because of the pressure from the anti-government protests you had being held in the streets and we know since then that that law at has been suspended that's not good enough for the people who have now stormed into this building it up completely taken over not just this debating chamber this is up several floors and we had to come through the foyer throughout their offices up escalate is and i can tell you come out of that the entire building has largely been trashed you know windows we've seen those windows on the exterior doors have been completely smashed in the place is open there is water running across the floor and there is that graffiti that you were talking about that is being written across many all the walls inside this building at its tents here at the moment people don't really know what is going on in tombs all of the police but they have helped us out when they stormed in here just a short time ago they

when i'm kemal santamaria and this is the world news from al-jazeera sudan's military junta orders schools to be shut indefinitely after students protest the killing of 5 people at a rally setting the stage for a us presidential race democratic candidates hold a 2nd round of debates we'll have a live update from downtown detroit and how afghans are seeking to preserve their cultural legacy decimated under taliban rule. so south korea is saying pyongyang launched 2 ballistic missiles off its east coast in the 2nd such test in less than a week here it is on the map the missiles fired from the town of one sun and apparently flew 250 kilometers south korea's foreign minister said such tests don't help in easing tensions on the korean peninsula and there is an emergency meeting being held in seoul more on that now with rob mcbride tell us about the emergency meeting and the other reaction. that's right this is a meeting of the national security council it's being convened to discuss this launch that happens just after daybreak here on the korean peninsula but we've already had reaction from the

kemal: ¿por qué estabas en el muelle? nihan: te eché dno

qué bueno que kemal no lo olvidó. pero él siempre es así.

elephant ohio everyone kemal santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera. we are creating the generation of children that will never forget what we did to them house democrats condemn the treatment of children detained at centers and on the us mexico border tehran facing the threat of more u.s. sanctions over its uranium enrichment and we're looking at the state of media freedom a major conference in london. so britain's ambassador to the u.s. has resigned saying it is impossible to stay on after president trump caught off cut off all contact with him and branded him a pompous fall that follows the leaking of diplomatic cables and which came down described the trumpet ministration as both clumsy and inept or its lee has our report. there is no precedent for this kim darrick all of the u.k.'s most senior diplomats in the most important world capital forced from office after a concerted attack on his credibility by actors in london and at the white house prime minister in parliament prime minister and leader of the opposition expressed what you can only call

after an act of parliament and kemal what's at stake here you know given the region's history of under development and also no wallace this. far is that you all are concerned because the tribal regions are drawn are very close to the of on border. the u.s. led invasion many of the. fighting against the coalition forces came across into pakistan's tribal areas because of the brooklyn of understand it should not be forgotten that during the war against the soviet occupation their tribal areas big game the aging ground for. their had connection than that they were able to do. their strongholds in the. military operations have driven those foreign fighters including the islamic movement of biggest on al qaida. taliban and of course that that he could dollar bond pakistan they have been driven across the border into afghanistan the pakistanis are also fencing the border by did way to be important to see how the tribal areas former tribal areas blend in the rest of the province and of course now you have heard of course functioning and the security forces those are taking control indeed a lo

this whole kemal slowly but surely the streets around the legislative council building have returned to normal on tuesday after those chaotic scenes that we saw unfold on monday evening into the early hours of tuesday morning as the riot police stormed into this area and in very quick order to clear the streets of those protesters who had occupied this area for the entire monday and also they cleared the protest is out of the building behind me the building is still very much cordoned off it is a crime scene now the police are going through that building looking at some of the damage that was caused extensive damage to the building as the protesters went in they have vandalizing many areas of the legislature as they went they are no doubt trying to piece together some of that evidence building a case against some of those protesters who made the decision to end to the building and debate kemal only really just beginning about that decision was that the right move for that core group of protesters to go in there and ultimately will it turn broader public opinion in hong kong against t

i'm kemal santa maria in doha with another check of the headlines on al-jazeera president don't trumpet that iran will never produce a nuclear weapon he said that after teheran announced it will soon breach the limits of enrich uranium allowed under the 2015 nuclear deal and a news conference on sunday iranian officials also said the government will reduce its compliance with the deal every 2 months unless other signatories work to stop u.s. sanctions this was donald trump's reaction. right . now the headlines greece's opposition leader says he has a clear mandate to change the country after a sweeping victory in a snap election there win by kitty. center right new democracy party means it will be able to rule on its own for the 1st time in 15 years the only functioning airport in libya's capital tripoli has reopened was closed after a missile strikes early on sunday porter's been repeatedly targeted by forces loyal to the warlord after he began a campaign to take over tripoli in april when as well as opposition leader says he will resume talks with president nicolas maduro his governme

i'm kemal santa maria here in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera the united states says it's attemptingto form a military coalition to protect shipping off the coast of iran and yemen the trumpet ministrations blamed tehran and its proxies for several attacks on tankers in the gulf in the past 2 months earlier a commander in iran's revolutionary guard issued new threats against u.s. military assets in the region john hendren with more from washington this plan is so early on it's not even in its infancy it is pre embryonic it's really just an idea at this stage general joseph dunford is the highest ranking u.s. military official is the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and he says the u.s. is engaging with a number of countries to see if it can formulate.

metres the highest ground on the planet is the danube for the chandeleur festival our correspondent kemal hyder was there to watch the sport of kings against the backdrop of the scenic shandor valley near chitral and northern pakistan. although paulo he's played all around the word no one very very sure and. he always told the guys time to do funny so high school drama in the words sometimes games from the get go focused on the good draw. every year out of their shorts to hear their noise made sure to find time to gable and he also noticed that gable and keep going for games in the street you. know this is also an opportunity for pocket start console games if you've all been there you know if you get this done and you draw you've got the security situation has improved drastically thousands of people have. orders course for the roof falls do work if the dogs are not words which are given talk is done to take the signal to the outside warning them to do it is sure to come and they should feel secure and if you're a freak you out by history is made at major league baseball's all star game i

as a stronghold of al qaida and the afghan taliban well al jazeera is kemal haida has the latest. for the 1st time since independence buggiest on. their tribal area after an act of parliament were drawn endorsed by over 2 thirds of majority within the parliament the political party. the people of the driver had been demanding their day should be. the country. bridge of course. after the u.s. led invasion of afghanistan when many fighting groups. movement of gone the afghan taliban out. all came across the border and then use staging ground against the u.s. led coalition forces however lost. by an act of parliament that the drive to be merged on their day will have the same court security force as. entrapment available to the rest of the province a long standing there mourn but for the for. the people of their tribal area are taking part in an election. member who will be representing them in the provincial parliament of the tribe was indeed a major. clue driver population where the mainstream population of pocket. the death toll in monsoon flooding in south asia has risen to 160 p

tax fall of the 1st elections in a nearby tribal region on saturday let's go to our correspondent kemal harbor he is following the developments from the pakistani capital flaws what more are you hearing about these attacks commom. for one taking this coordinated regard as you mentioned initially they were for right by who attacked a police checkpoint peppered. killing 2 policemen. in fact there were other people who received dangerous during that firefight and apparently they were right . where that suicide bomber aboard waiting in wait we're door it is the woman according to the security forces from there it's marathon and this of course would be a surprise because there are very few women suicide bomber drive been involved in attacks in pakistan but apparently there were like warded. taking place just a day after that landmark election and pakistan's former driver got it too late and a little bit becoming aware as that is in relation to where that historic voyage took place from quapaw on saturday. daters mohan is a strategic town given the fact that it is also bordering southwards in

protesters have called july 25th a black day saying khan's government has not delivered on its promises kemal haida has mall. august on him a job for their ticket a party are showing their friends it brought back it on represented in a pocket on freeport fardy led by bill our border draw a father. i'd already been after also to have prevented half a packet concourse leveling i was then lead on a white shirt if i'd already been jailed for hot pockets on every legit party not all so were taking their weight behind the. national party have a come find a corner and i did them wrong find it all showed a day that maka for fear the new government don't follow or enter from abroad they also extend their traditional parties ome to the. mocking of the day that one year has passed. this is into the selected government has really not delivered to the expectations of the people and it has increased in the mysteries of the people and that is why you will see who the opposition is to mark this day as a black day and you get a new field in the name of democracy it's a dictatorship government in the country w

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responsibility sunday's attacks followed the 1st ever elections in a nearby tribal region on saturday kemal hired him is following that story from the pakistan capital islamabad. and word appears to be a planned and coordinated attack the dog ate. through police men carried out at security checkpoints after dad ran the wounded and the work them good take into our hearts if you are tired bomber would rating and detonated a deadly bag of explosives here the number of policemen at the hospital and injured a number of civilians. including in the casualty the number of civilians if they're coming at a time when pakistan had just concluded. election and what's bogged down former tribal region that there you get another one pakistan has taken responsibility for that setback no more to come here a doubt is there including election day in japan they just cast their ballots to choose their representatives for the upper house. digital lenders how kenya is made by a lens of pushing millions into debt. whether squatting down now across the korean peninsula we've got well the remnants of tropical depress

has no power to enforce the ruling kemal high has the latest from islamabad. well as started the ruling it. had basic in the. view that dead he would grow their war dead by a military drive united on had said all along that. tabulates beyond doubt that he wanted to naver to. working for their. ring which are deep. indian intelligence agency and he was in wars and had confessed to carrying out a deadly attack and led to the killing of hundreds of. august on saying that dad was because he was a military personnel and because of. an action plan which would be approved by parliament and the political party they would write go on however it would be important to 3. 1000000 court busy and how. born when it comes to reviewing that dead vanity i respond well still to come on this including g 7 leaders meeting in front act quickly the facebook's plans to launch a new crypto currency were also in the french city of one of the world's most famous festivals. and one particularly heated rivalry is set to play out in asian qualifying for the 2020 cup. hello there some of th

i'm kemal santamaria with another look at the headlines on al-jazeera a former warlord nicknamed the terminator has been found guilty of atrocities including murder rape and conscripting child soldiers going to go and was convicted by the international criminal court on 18 charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity they relate to the ethnic conflict in democratic republic of congo nearly 17 years ago the other headlines from sending its top diplomatic advisor to iran on tuesday to try to deescalate tension between tehran and washington that's after iran announced it has breached the limits on uranium enrichment that was agreed under the 2015 nuclear deal. talks between the taliban and afghan leaders have ended here in doha with a promise to reduce civilian casualties in afghanistan to 0 the 2 day event is expected to lead to more formal binding discussions between the 2 sides libyan warlord after is preparing a 2nd offensive to seize the capital tripoli his commanders say as many as 20000 fighters have been sent to strengthen forces in western libya after launched his 1st camp

of al qaeda and the afghan taliban welcome to joins us now from john rudin part of the province and kemal a historic day in the mass so really in the political direction that this massive area is moving towards how would you gauge the mood of the voting community. where there is considerable excitement and as you mentioned this is the 1st time that the people of their tribal area will be joining their representatives who are represent them of course and they prevent assembly of the type of pope john paul provenza the water turn out there we have. brady. of course saying that he had an energy from the area how do you see this election our technican gaging will edges for the 1st time in the years job the tribal areas the. tribal areas people day have election off bro intially simile so if he has to step towards the merger of fatah at the x. factor with the possible fall problem so people really much exciting and they are pulling the awards with get it into his ears i'm sure there is why you can see. that there is a huge bump in sure and you want to see middle of the woman they are participa

extraordinary stuff arsalan iftikhar thank you for joining us really interesting to talk to you my pleasure kemal thank you. now more than a dozen bangladeshi migrants who survived when their boat capsized off the coast of now returned home 70 people including 37 bangladeshi citizens died in may while trying to cross the mediterranean to reach europe tanveer chantry reports now from on why so many put their lives at risk. ramadan is alone with his memories he says most of his friend died at sea on mainline a boat carrying 94 migrants capsized in the mediterranean off the tunisian coast after having left from libya there were 82 bangladeshis on board and only 17 of them survived explains to his brother how he survived the disaster. goes into the ship from libya they promise to drop us on european coastline bus and steered they'd be inforced gunpoint onto a small boat in the middle of the sea after 15 or 20 minutes ride the boat over 2 months due to the stormy wind around 20 to 25 people here assume the spot 9 of the survivor are from sugar rush area village in bangladesh is eastern bremen beriah d

that's right kemal the urgency session of the national security council is still underway we're waiting to see what their official response is going to be but there's no escaping the seriousness of this event much as the current administration probably would like to play it down for fear of de railing all of the hard work that's been done and the reconciliation process over the past year and a half or so as you mentioned there this is the 2nd such firing of missiles in less than a week and it's actually the 3rd firing of short range missiles as since may and this is in direct contravention of the landmark military agreement that was signed between north and south korea at a time when there was goodwill summits being held in pyongyang and so on that was meant to transform the whole korean peninsula that words among other things meant to make these sorts of launches a thing of the past so there is concern here in south korea south korea's defense minister has said that if the north continues with such provocations and threats then the regime and its military would have to be concerned con

there is more confidence among people like is this man kemal.lops residential and commercial buildings. he says when isil began terrorizing the region, he was forced to put 20% of his construction projects on hold. $14 milliontween and $16 million. now i have a belief with the stability of the situation, the wheels of the economy will be back on track. we'll earn money again and business will be fine. reporter: with the freedom to meet minimum expansions, they are focusing on the future of their family. >> we have plans. the first one is to visit the doctor so we can pay for fertility treatments to have a second child. if we keep getting our salaries as we are now, we'll be able to fulfill our dreams. reporter: for their daughter, the hope of having a sibling to play with can't come quickly enough. natasha contain, al jazeera. anchor: thousands of south african minors who are suffering from potentially deadly diseases have breached a historic legal settlement worth $350 million. mineclass action lawsuit, workers sued. many afflicted by lung dise

the former vp will have senator kemal area standing to his left.t face-to-face encounter since that tense exchange on race and busing during last month's debate. axios reports of a candidates plan to come out guns blazing, writing, "kirsten gillibrand seems to be adopting a killed biden strategy that appears popular among democrats for the second debates in detroit. they want to boost their own fortunes as harris did when she had biden on desegregation in the first debate. julian castro and senator booker have also criticized biden recently on issues from immigration to criminal justice reform. steve, it seems like they are previewing a little bit of what happened last night, where everyone was "kilburn, kill elizabeth warren." you think it will be successful at strategy? >> steve: it's interesting, because you have these democrats who many of them need a break at moment. they are wallowing in single digits, many of them. joe biden is the average taken on. a lot of them are relatively more moderate. they are not bernie sanders, they're not elizabet

i'm kemal santa maria here in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera the united states says it's attempting to form a military coalition to protect shipping off the coast of iran and yemen the trumpet ministrations blamed and its proxies for several attacks on tankers in the gulf in the past 2 months earlier a commander in iran's revolutionary guard issued new threats against u.s. military assets in the region john hendren with more from washington. this plan is so early on it's not even in its infancy it is pre embryonic it's really just an idea at this stage general joseph dunford is the highest ranking u.s. military official is the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and he says the u.s. is engaging with a number of countries to see if it can formulate this coalition and over the next couple of week it's going it plans to identify which countries have the quote political will to go through with it and then after that is specific countries would offer different military capabilities perhaps through nato and they would have to weave together some kind of multinational unit in order to po

i'm kemal santa maria with a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera 5 boats believed to belong to the iranian revolutionary guards asked a british oil tanker to stop in iranian waters in the gulf on wednesday however the vessels withdrew that command after the british warship gave them a verbal warning to back away all this information coming from u.s. central command spokesperson captain bill urban now this is just after of course british gibralter officials and the u.k. royal marines seized an iranian oil tanker headed to syria last week iranian president hassan rouhani had warned britain would see the consequences of its actions meanwhile u.s. president on a trump says he will soon increase sanctions on iran substantially accusing it of secretly enriching uranium for years iran has defended itself against those accusations at an emergency meeting of the i.a.e.a. in vienna is trying to with more. i think the most important thing to come out of this meeting at the i.a.e.a. in vienna is that iran is not at this moment anyway planning to take any further steps away from the new clear d

entered into the record in its entirety accordingly i ask that you summarize your testimony in 5 minutes kemal you may begin. good morning chairman manner. and ranking member collins in the members of the committee as you know in may 2017 the acting attorney general asked me to serve as special counsel in order to undertake that role because i believe that it was of paramount interest to the nation to determine whether a foreign adversary that interfered in the presidential election as the acting attorney general said at the time the appointment was necessary in order for the american people to have full confidence confidence in the outcome i staff and i carried out this assignment with that critical objective in mind to work quietly thoroughly and with integrity so that the public would have full confidence in the outcome you order appointing me as special counsel direct in our office to investigate russian interference in the 2016 presidential election this included investigating any links or coordination between the russian government and individuals associated with the trump campaign it al

as a stronghold for al qaeda and the afghan taliban kemal hide has the latest for the 1st time thinkindependent boggart on. their tribal area after an act of parliament were brought endorsed by over 2 thirds of majority where they end up parliament a political party. the people of the driver laird had been demanding that they should be margaret director of the country did write a bridge of fraud or trouble after the u.s. led invasion of afghanistan when many.

reason to favorite is joe biden just because nobody's touching anybody that says i think if cory booker kemal here start touching people well it was one starts touching people you know to be great so eventually a view from here in detroit but i would expect people to come out swinging it because those backbenchers in this race need to break through today or it could be over for them all right we'll see what happens john thanks very much that see a picture in detroit john 100. sort of. a grim task because relatives of inmates killed in a brazilian prison right gather to identify the victims plus. i'm natasha butler in normandy whether demolition of this dam has sparked a particle between 2 opposing environmental visions. and with just days to go to the venue for the 1st ashes cricket just gets surreal so you can get to have the details. hello that very mixed picture across much of your i was saying if a few showers and also some pretty strong thunderstorms in the last few hours. a little bit some pieces of cloud but it's a little bit worse than it looks because within those areas of trance som

correspondent peter doocy is following california senator kemal harris in myrtle beach tonight. >> comearris is confident. >> i fully intend to win this election. >> big crowd's same tricky stomach came to see the california center in south carolina where one questioned going to click with a progressive platform. >> i think we cannot go immediately into health care for all. >> there will be a transition period. we need a president who knows how to fight. >> the harris campaign appears to be heating up as the eric swallow campaign is closing up. >> today ends our presidential campaign. >> two weeks ago, eric swallow called on someone else to step aside. >> joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch. >> a lot has changed since the end of june. back then, joe biden was rejecting cory booker's call to say sorry for explaining the value of civility with segregationist senators. >> cory booker has called for. >> of course he should apologize. >> this weekend the former vp changed his tune. is. >> now buying and selling and was skeptical of his civil stomach record not to t

did not say, and yes, your correct he could single out someone at bernie sanders, but guess what, kemallso one of was embraced the same policies as the four have put on the table. they've all jumped on the bandwagon with the green new deal. they've all decided they want to get rid of private insurance, so when it comes down to the racial issue, it seems like you get pass based on the color of your skin even if you have the same policy position. >> that may be true. >> martha: geraldo, go ahead, do you want to build on that? >> i just think it may be true that the democrats get a pass because they are black or brown, but when you tell them they have to come back from where they came from, that's a racial trope that has a lot of history and for katie to pretend the history of the southern strategy -- got to >> martha: it could've been pretty easy to undo and make it very clear you're talking about. i think that's a frustration that perhaps some people have. i'm out of time, you guys, i've got to go but we love having you and we will see you all soon. thank you very much. coming up next to

i'm kemal santamaria here in doha with a summary of the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. president donald trump says iran will never produce a nuclear weapon that warning comes after terror on announced it will soon breach the limits of enriched uranium allowed under the 2050 nuclear deal at a news conference on sunday the iranian officials also said their government will reduce compliance with the deal every 2 months unless other signatories work to stop u.s. sanctions this was donald trump's reaction. in other news greek opposition leader. says he has a strong clear mandate to change the country following a snap election he want to sweeping victory pushing left when prime minister elect to suppress out of office john psaropoulos reports now from athens. the leader of the new democracy party got 40 years to pull not just a majority but an outright war that allows the conservatives to rule on their own for the 1st time in 50 years to the others we took okies says it will allow him to implement an ambitious reform program ended by coalition occlusion asking close but this

westminster good to have you with us so does the results suggest to you that last johnson can take a firm kemal and of the conservative party 1st of all. no not really the result that he's got is the risk you know comes from members and he did get a very commanding result from men his problems now are about and he's now there's a room of moderate tory m.p. who are on the back benches who will fight his proposals for no do and they will fight them very hard they prove themselves again and again now we had some doubts about them in the beginning but now it seems like they really will hold the line against it and that problem is actually getting worse because even as we speak people that were in cap and who were sort of lashed to government discipline into voting with the government on the longer with the government leaving in some cases before they think you'll kick them out and they are now going to go to the bout benches and they were very sick and his plans from there do so he's got a lot of support in the membership his problem now is with m.p.'s and he does not have full control so what does

on sunday live at 1:15 california senator kemal harris speaks in guilford. watch live coverage of democratic presidential candidate from new hampshire on c-span. watch any time on c-span.org. >>> this marks the 50th anniversary of apollo 11. a new poll shows there is widespread interest in the event. neil armstrong and buzz aldrin both continue to enjoy broad name recognition greater than even more famous astronauts like sally ride and mark kelly and it nearly 3/4 of americans say they watched it live on tv or softeners of it later. the poll also shows there is little interest to return to the moon. we spoke with laura today space reporter about the findings. >> i think the headline is that americans really support nasa overwhelmingly have a positive and favorable view of nasa, but very really think a returned manned mission to the moon is a high priority. >> does that number surprise you? >> it feels like it is surprisingly low especially on eve of the anniversary and considering only months ago the trump administration charge nasa with returning to the moo

we saw refs on stage when senator kemal harris took on vice presidentjoe biden about his talking aboutehicles on britain‘s streets. joining me now is paul hodgins, ceo of a company called ginger, which wants to bring e—scooters and other forms of e—transport to towns and cities in the uk. good to see you. anybody who has not seen one, good to see you. anybody who has not seen one, describe how they work because basically you can pick them up because basically you can pick them up andjust because basically you can pick them up and just leave them and screw to wherever you want. at the moment it is illegal here. first of all, let me say, we having this conversation on the back of a very tragic accident last friday and my thoughts go out the family of emily who is the person involved in that. and we need to continue to work to make our streets safer. i think for reasons of road safety, environmental reasons, air quality, ithink generally our streets are a much better place if we can get more people onto smaller vehicles, efficient vehicles rather than having heavy, powerful vehicles on th

joe biden, kemal harris and elizabeth warren are the three with the best shot right now.m, bernie sanders, pete buttigieg and a couple of others. there is still time for a candidate in the lower tier to make a break, although they are running out of time. there is time for a candidate who is hovering at 1% to join that top-tier. host: one of the key states is pennsylvania. nancy is joining us on the democrats line. are you satisfied with the field so far, and have you made up your mind? caller: i honestly have not. i am calling in for that reason. partieslike to see both get off of the topics that are slandered tactics and guilt cards and get to the subjects i want to hear to make a good decision. i feel like i am a good decision-maker. i say and act on my true beliefs. what i get from what the people running since we have so many are saying and what they are doing. i think we need to move forward. again about the slander and guilt topics that are going on, that is all we talk about. i see it going on and on. let's move forward. that is the only thing i can see for gettin

i'm kemal santa maria in doha and these are the headlines on al-jazeera the former congo is a warlordhas been found guilty of atrocities including murder rape and conscripting child soldiers pasko in the gander was convicted by the international criminal court on 18 charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity relating to the ethnic conflict in democratic republic of congo nearly 17 years ago our reporters from mom worked. moscow into ganders been in armed groups since 1998 when he was 17 years old prosecutors the international criminal.