>>host: patrisse khan-cullors that was your brother? >> but also my father and my uncle and the impact that has two black women likeom my mother who had to deal with what it meant to have her child end up in prison to take care of him and also all of us. my brother who suffers from disorder was incarcerated at an l.a. county jail at 18 and then brutally beaten by the sheriff's department. instead of giving back here that he deserved and dignity he was brutalized and humiliated and never given care for a way out of the cycle of incarceration. >>host: in your view is this a class issue or race? >> both. it is both because we think about trey vaughn martin who was in his own little class of community when he was killed or my brother who was in a poor community that board from the line or my brother who was innd a poor community that board from the line product of race and immaculate has been immaculate has been? >> a new york times bestseller which i was made thankful for that many people were looking for story like this. all types have co

shah rukh khan, welcome to hardtalk.hank you very much, zeinab, and thank you very much for having me over at hardtalk. very glad to have you. look, after graduating from the university of delhi, you dropped out of a masters degree in communications to become an actor. i take it you have no regrets? it was either being a journalist or being an actor, so i, i was actually training to be a film—maker. they didn't have a film—making course there. i'm really an actor by accident. i'm really an actor by accident because i went down and i said, ok, i'll start working in front of the camera because some people offered me a film. but behind the scenes i learned how to make ad films, i wanted to make advertising films. and when my wife, now wife, then just about to be wife, and my friends asked me, how long are you gone for? i said a year. that's it. and it's been 30 years now. the accidental actor. i'm the accidental actor. all right, well, your debut movie was romantic drama deewana in the early 1990s. and thereafter you very q

recently checked out and no one knows why khan was first arrested back in two thousand and one as the usa began its operations in afghanistan however he was almost immediately released and from there he went on to set up a criminal empire known as the khan organization he was watched very closely by the u.s. drug enforcement agency this is what they said about him back in two thousand and sixteen the khan organization arranged to sell more than bass nope i'm durable to that can be processed into heroin in quantities is launches for two tons enough to supply the entire united states heroin market for more than to use now it's also important to note that in afghanistan he became friends with the d.e.a.'s top man in kabul he described their friendship as crucial in getting information he was a major player in the global herin trade and the ring was the consul for the supply of money from king pins like him to the taliban and terrorists such as oh kind he was an unofficial spiny and he gave us useful information that we passed on to the military at one point in two thousand and six the da

be a campaign of drug trafficking in afghanistan to walk free from prison it's reported haji juma khan that struck a deal with your thirty's due to his highlevel makes within america's no enforcement. and philosopher and author of the communist manifesto cold mobs would have turned two hundred this saturday his hometown in germany celebrates his birthday remembering the man whose ideas were main as divisive now as they did more than a century ago. very good morning to you smart teamhair in moscow you're watching aussie. with me and to aaron good to have you with us now our top story this hour the international chemical watchdog investigating the poisoning of surrogate square powell and his daughter has made a u. turn on its claims over the amount of a nerve agent used in the cells by attack the organization corrected an earlier statement that there was nearly half a cup at the top saying talks and now saying it's unable to determine the exact quantity mark garcia of looks at a growing number of consistencies in the probe usually what happens with ministries is the answers get revealed

marshawn mr khan loosed. the ideas put forward by moxy here alongside frederick angles haven't been consigned to the nineteenth hole for that matter the twentieth centuries a recent poll of people from twenty eight different nations showed that hall for them said to get a better society we should follow socialist ideals however it is worth noting that in the same poll around the same number said that political systems based on the writings of these two were far more likely to be oppressive i asked the people of what they thought those mosques have a place in today society and politics so when it comes to politics like maybe you use it to get votes but it's now very early like that ideology and it has never been practiced so it doesn't exist and not only like about. economic inequalities but also other types of inequalities that could be used like they could use marxist theory to be examined more in today's culture capitalism. seals labor from people since labor from the workers and. from from our point of vie

drug enforcement agency the khan organization arranged to so moved from base nope i'm durable to the pro system to want to says launches for two tons enough to supply the entire united states heroin market for more than to use now it's also important to note that in afghanistan he became friends with the d.e.a.'s top man in kabul he described their friendship as crucial in getting information he was a major player in the global herin trade and our aim was to console the supply of money from kingpins like him to the taliban and terrorists such as oh kind of he was an unofficial spiny and he gave us useful information that we passed on to the military at one point in two thousand and six the da chief in kabul got so close to his drug lord buddy that he was worried he may have cancer he arranged a trip for him to the united states in order to get treatment one day i know it says that it grew from his chest i thought it might be cancerous as i previously had a melanoma consonants. i showed him my scones i offered him treatments in d.c. and we went well that was a false alarm i was hoping

recently checked out and no one knows why khan was first arrested back in two thousand and one as the usa began its operations in afghanistan however he was almost immediately released and from there he went on to set up a criminal empire known as the khan organization he was watched very closely by the u.s. drug enforcement agency the khan organization arranged to sell more than bass note them durable to that can be processed into heroin in quantities his launches for two tons enough to supply the entire united states heroin market for more than to use now it's also important to note that in afghanistan he became friends with the d.e.a.'s top man in kabul he described their friendship as crucial and getting information he was a major player in the global herin trade and our aim was to console the supply of money from open kingpins like him to the taliban and terrorists such as oh kind he was an unofficial spiny and he gave us useful information that we passed on to the military at one point in two thousand and six the da chief in kabul got so close to his drug lord buddy that he was

drug enforcement agency the khan organization arrange to sell more than base nuke them durable to the pro system to heroin and wanted to says launches for two tons enough to supply the entire united states heroin market for more than to use now it's also important to note that in afghanistan he became friends with the d.e.a.'s top man in kabul he described their friendship as crucial in getting information he was a major player in the global herin trade and the ring was the counsel for the supply of money from king pins like him to the taliban and terrorists such as oh kind he was an unofficial spiny and he gave us useful information that we passed on to the military at one point in two thousand and six the da chief in kabul got so close to his drug lord buddy that he was worried he may have cancer he arranged a trip for him to the united states in order to get treatment one day i notice is that he had a growth on his chest i thought it might be cancerous as i previously had a melanoma concent and showed in my scones i offered him treatments in d.c. and we went well that was a false a

approaching people in afghanistan including mr khan and requesting assistance and assigned distended payments made services requests from my client and others but now com is free no criminal charges no trial and no explanation why now at this point perhaps we can assume that the law enforcement agencies know what's best for the public and just don't feel a need to share their secret collaboration with the worst of the underworld kept secret so you can sleep better at night. r.t. new york. city has requested comments from the us federal bureau of prisons concerning khan's release and will update you when we hear a response. now once a green area close to the french capital is.

recently checked out and no one knows why khan was first arrested back in two thousand and one as the usa began its operations in afghanistan however he was almost immediately released and from there he went on to set up a criminal empire known as the khan organization he was watched very closely by the u.s. drug enforcement agency the cond organization arrange to sell more than base nuke them durable to that can be processed into heroin in quantities as launches for two tons enough to supply the entire united states heroin market for more than to use now it's also important to note that in afghanistan he became friends with the d.e.a.'s top man in kabul he described their friendship as crucial and getting information he was a major player in the global herin trade and the ring was to console the supply of money from open kingpins like him to the taliban and terrorists such as oh kind he was an unofficial spiny and he gave us useful information that we passed on to the military at one point in two thousand and six the da chief in kabul got so close to his drug lord buddy that he was w

my guest today is pakistan's biggest female movie star, mahira khan.n a culturally conservative, male—dominated country, can she be an agent of change? mahira khan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. is this a good time to be a female actor in pakistan? yes, i would say so. i think it's a good time to be a female in this world at the moment. it's a good time for us. but in pakistan, being female and being in the public eye, as you are, it's quite a sensitive place to be. yes, um, i would say it used to be, it used to be. right now, i don't think it's sensitive to be in the public eye. i think it's sensitive or it's a little bit challenging to break barriers, to sort of do the things that you want to do, you know. there's a particular question about the movie industry because i was looking at some astounding figures, going back to the ‘50s and ‘60s, there hundreds, i believe there were more than a thousand cinemas in pakistan and then by the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, after the rule or during the rule of general zia, the number of cinemas plummeted down to

recently checked out and no one knows why khan was first arrested back in two thousand and one as the usa began its operations in afghanistan however he was almost immediately released and from there he went on to set up a criminal empire known as the khan organization he was watched very closely by the u.s. drug enforcement agency the cond organization arrange to sell more than base nuke them durable to that can be processed into heroin in quantities is launches for two tons enough to supply the entire united states heroin market for more than to use now it's also important to note that in afghanistan he became friends with the d.e.a.'s top man in kabul he described their friendship as crucial and getting information he was a major player in the global herin trade and our aim was to consul the supply of money from open kingpins like him to the taliban and terrorists such as oh kind he was an unofficial spiny and he gave us useful information that we passed on to the military at one point in two thousand and six the da chief in kabul got so close to his drug lord buddy that he was wor

martin vinta khan was in charge when up to eleven million v.w. diesel cars were found to be releasing emissions up to forty times more than the legal limit the us president has changed his story about how much money paid to an adult film actress stormy daniels says she had an affair with donald trump a decade ago now admits reimbursing his noire for a payment made to danielle's he had said that he didn't know anything about the money and twitter is urging all its users to change their passwords after a computer bug calls some to be stored in a readable form to stop in the company the social network says a problem has now been thanks ed no data was stolen or misused. the united arab emirates says boosting its military presence on yemen's remote island of so many see it as an expansion of any influence in southern yemen alex the populace reports. to humans prime minister been done hundreds of yemenis took to the streets of so kolchak was the u.a.e. who says prisons the remote island the gulf between the united arab emirates which recently released

richard conway went to chicago to meet mr khan.pire. now shahid khan wants wembley stadium to be part of his vision for the future. speaking to me at his penthouse apartment in chicago, the man who already owns fulham football club and the american football team the jacksonville jaguars insists he would be a good long—term custodian for the home of english football. i've been in business since ‘78. i don't have a business that's been sold. i want to do the right thing and, you know, so, i mean, this is an asset, along with the football clubs, you know, that will carry on to my children and go on in the future. a deal for the 11—year—old venue is farfrom certain, though. despite the fa believing that the money could have a transformative effect on grassroots facilities, critics including the former england captain gary neville insist the governing body should retain control. what is your message to those opponents of this deal? what do you say to them about why it should go ahead? my message is if you love english football, you want

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they took imran khan's pti, muslim league—nawaz and jamaat—e—islami.ree hand and they can run. on top of that, the pakistan people's party was the first government to complete a civilian term and conduct a peaceful transfer of power. we went against a whole host of antidemocratic interests within pakistan to reform and pass the 18th amendment. we were not allowed to campaign. the political chiefjustice at the time, who has now gone on to form his own political party, stopped my father from campaigning. so good or bad... even in the by—elections a few months ago, you only got a handful of votes. that's your stronghold. that's not my stronghold — i'm getting there. i meant lahore, the province. if you please...so that was the 2013 election. you won't allow to campaign. you show me how, whether it's any american president, any british party, if their leadership is not allowed to campaign, they're under attack from terrorists, and everybody else is given a free hand, there are going to be consequences to that. but polls still show consistently that the pml

several law enforcement agencies from the united states approaching people in afghanistan including mr khan and requested assistance and assigned the standard payments made services requests from my client and others but now com is free no criminal charges no trial and no explanation why now at this point perhaps we can assume that the law enforcement agencies know what's best for the public and just don't feel a need to share their secret collaboration with the worst of the underworld kept secret so you can sleep better at night. r.t. new york r.t. has requested comments from the us federal bureau of prisons over khan's release and will update you when we have response. i once green an area close to the french capital is now under tons of illegal waste but clearing up the problem is proving difficult for the all thora t's and even more frustrating for the locals. let me tell you how concrete blocks wooden plates i had to write a little east check ups because i would remind you all of that land that is private property will be public authorities can not interfere with a private time. for th

mahira khan. can she be an agent of change? thank you. is this a good time to be a female actor in pakistan? yes, i would say so. at the moment. it's a good time for us. as you are, it's quite a sensitive place to be. yes, um, i would say it used to be, it used to be. right now, i don't think it's sensitive to be in the public eye. to sort of do the things that you want to do, you know. and you're only just creeping up again. yes. is a tradition that has been lost to many people. because it was there once upon a time, right? and then we suffered through... i guess, politics affected it and there was a lull. one, of course, cinema got lost somewhere in all of this. started coming towards television. and all of the arts sort of converged into tv... but it's notjust about changing media, is it? it's also about cultural conservatism. and that's really a problem for people like you. before me went through. because, again, of the political climate, it changed. there was freedom as far as media was concerned. as far as cinema is concerned. the q

of protesters were killed and thousands injured show khan's been nominated for unesco's press freedom prize for his resistance and commitment to freedom of expression reporter for the times newspaper in britain was arrested and deported from egypt without official explanation the international journalist unions accuse the egyptian government of creating a climate of fear and reporters don't know if they will be next to be jailed osama bin job does their athletic oh madrid have knocked arsenal out of the europa league a goal from diego costa gave athletico a one nil win on the night in madrid any two one victory in the semifinal atlantico will pay french side marsay in the final. now the world's largest victorian glass house has reopened for the first time in five years in the u.k. it's home to fifteen hundred species of plants many of which are extremely rare and require a specialist care charlie angelo went to take a look. an architectural wonder and heaven for horticulturalists kew gardens a vast victorian greenhouse is open again to the public it's taken five years of restoration m

and she became so enamored of khan. they became very serious.n't like the limelight or want the pressure of being di's guy. while diana keeps khan hidden from the press, she publicly promotes charities close to her heart like the halo trust which advocates against land mines. >> she was aware of the power she had. >> arthur edwards photographs diana's trip to angola, africa, in 1997. >> to go and comfort these kids that had their legs blown off and arms blown off and highlight this sort of -- the awful things about land mines. and then get dressed in all the kit and walk through a minefield. to do that, no, and it would get massive publicity for that, i think it was commendable, i think it was tremendous. >> diana has an extraordinary gift for comforting those in pain. >> she said, i found myself being more and more involved with people who were rejected by society. >> she was the ultimate outsider. here is the most adored, celebrated and in many ways beloved woman on the planet, and yet she never felt like she belonged. and i think that's why s

but so far mr khan's bill hasn't been given one, leaving it stalled.he few legislative powers open to backbenchers. the government is making a mockery of the private members bill process, refusing to bring the money resolution for my bill amounts to an abuse of parliament. i believe members should urgently have the chance to debate it. the speakerjohn bercow replied and asked mps if they supported the call for a debate. i've listened carefully to the application from the honourable member. i am satisfied that the matter raised is proper to be discussed, under standing order number 24. has the honourable member the leave of the house? instead of formally voting, mps on all sides of the commons stood up to show that they backed mr khan's calls for an emergency debate, and so the speaker granted it. the debate will be held on monday afternoon and could last up for up to three hours. that's it for me for now. dojoin me on friday night at 11:00. when among other things i'll be speaking to two parliamentarians about the future of the government's for flagshi

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khan, who owns fulham football club and nfl franchise the jacksonville jaguars, has been responding tos the right way to go. my my message is if you love english football, you want this to go ahead. it provides the money, provides the revenue for grassroots football. otherwise, how is the fa going to be able to do their mission crazy this is also... wembley itself overall is not a money maker for the is also... wembley itself overall is not a money makerfor the fa. it's a responsibility for them, their core mission is football and if you like english football, this is the money they need to make it happen. ding junhui is through to the quarter finals of the world snooker championship after crushing anthony mcgill13—4. the 2016 runner up was never really troubled by mcgill cruising to a 9—0 lead. he'll face barry hawkins in the last eight. ding no stranger to playing under pressure, an audience of over 100 million tunes in for his matches back in china. we caught up with the chinese superstar after his match he here is talking to the bbc‘s rob walker. you're the favourite for the title,

to be fair, that make you had sadiq khan going out saying they were the ci’owi‘i khan going out sayingons he wants. labour actually did an ok job. the expectations he wants. labour actually did an okjob. the the expectations he wants. labour actually did an ok job. the capelle at odysseys and gain some seats, no overall control in trafford, the conservatives lost that. they won plymouth. the expectation management was not handled very well. the expectations were way too high. never going to take those conservative councils. naud lfl and quite... they were too high but also what you would expect from an opposition party. halfway through a parliament like this. eight years into a government is a better performance. between 1997 in 2005, new labour lost 4000 counsellors. so far the conservatives of all a lost a few hundred. which of the show tremendous performance from labour. he have to ask why. given the fact that the government really has not had a great few weeks. we had a windrush, loss cabinet members, there has been the breast cancer screening scandal yet labour still are not makin

that's something that sadiq khan has been discussing. sadiq khan has been discussing. best results in some parts of london than ever before. london than ever before. a few hundred votes of toppling conservative wandsworth. conservative wandsworth. anything other than conservative during my lifetime. during my lifetime. in westminster it's always been conservative. it's always been conservative. barnet has always been conservative, labour has never won it out right. labour has never won it out right. london and it shows there are no no go areas for labour in london. go areas for labour in london. problem in the labour party and does that need to be listened to? that need to be listened to? who don't feel comfortable voting labour. labour. anybody feels our party is a safe place for an anti—semite. place for an anti—semite. anti—semitism is racism and we should have no truck with that. should have no truck with that. should make sure we investigate any allegations. allegations. members of our party against whom allegations have been made. allegations have been made. shou

. >> reporter: julius khan has it all, a ball field and playground but some say the man it was named for was racist and now they want the name changes. -- and now they want the name to be changed. the playground is iconic with a commanding view of the golden gate a favorite among locals but few know about the man julian khan. leaders in the asian-american community have launched and effort to change the park's name. >> he said that chinese people are, quote, morally the most debased people on the face of the earth. that chinese resorted to trickery and duplicity to circumvent our laws. >> reporter: leaders from a coalition of asian-american and other community groups today launched their effort asking the public safety and neighborhood services committee to consider the name change. organizers say that as a lawmaker, khan actively supported the chinese exclusion act aimed at keeping chinese immigrants out of the country and used racial stereotypes to support the ban. already, five of the city's supervisors have signed on to change the name putting it in a broader context saying, espe

in an emergency debate, mr khan attacked that decision. this is an abuse of parliament. a mockery of the private member's bill process. they are defying the will of parliament and going against explicit commitments to a select committee. these are the actions of a weak government hiding behind procedure to avoid a vote that they know they cannot win. mr khan's bill won unanimous backing when it was first debated, and he said the granting of a money resolution should have been a formality. it is an established parliamentary convention that the government brings forward a money resolution to a private member's bill which has received second reading. until recently, the government largely followed this convention. they are now running roughshod over it. it is for the government to initiate financial resolutions, to commit taxpayers' money, and it is not without precedent to not bring forward a money resolution where the government believes that it's not in the taxpayers' interest to do so at the present time. that is not without precedent. this seems to me to be rather stra

khan joins us.er this is about 25 minutes. >> you are watching "american artifacts." joining us in the studios is michael alexander khan, the co-author of the book "what fools these mortals be: the story of puck," thank you for being with us. what was "puck?" weeklymost important cartoon magazine of its time. it was widely read and very influential. >> why did you do it? for came to washington ucla. wall aessor had on his cartoon. he said this cartoon decided the election of 1884. it was a beautiful cartoon. since then i collected the , magazines for over 40 years. >> we will talk about the magazine, but first, let's talk about the media. turn-of-the-century, late 1900s, early 20th century. >> there was no tv. there was no internet. there were a lot of newspapers, but they were not very colorful or fun. magazine was the first of its time to have full-color cartoons talking about politics. it filled a vacuum. influential than all of the newspapers combined in influencing the population. >> faces from your opening chapter on the history of puck. it is in german. what ar

mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia he en practicing herding for centuries since the era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzud used to happen every 10 years or so, but it's becoming more frequent. [lamb bleating] [child chattering] toyoda: there is about 750,000 people living in the care districts where infrastructure is very limited. toyoda: the young people in mongolia is no different from any other yog peop living in her countries. they are very curious about what the urban life can offer to them. long-term strategies to make sure that the livestock sector will become more sustainable. so it's prab better that we focus our assistance toward marginal herders, especially to try to protect their livestock so that they can maintain their traditional nomadic way of life. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by.... verything around us is dictated by the simmering tension. it's lik

. >> reporter: julius khan has it all, a ball field and playground but some say the man it was namedt the name changes. the playground is iconic with a commanding view of the golden gate a favorite among locals but few know about the man julian khan. leaders in the asian-american community have launched and effort to change the park's name. >> he said that chinese people are, quote, morally the most debased people on the face of the earth. that chinese resorted to trickery and duplicity to circumvent our laws. >> reporter: leaders from a coalition of asian-american and other community groups today launched their effort asking the public safety and neighborhood services committee to consider the name change. organizers say that as a lawmaker, khan actively supported the chinese exclusion act aimed at keeping chinese immigrants out of the country and used racial stereotypes to support the ban. already, five of the city's supervisors have signed on to change the name putting it in a broader context saying, especially now, words and names matter. >> especially when an immigrant populatio

several law enforcement agencies from the united states approaching people in afghanistan including mr khan and requested assistance and assigned distended payments made services requests from my client and others but now com is free no criminal charges no trial and no explanation why now at this point perhaps we can assume that the law enforcement agencies know what's best for the public and just don't feel a need to share their secret collaboration with the worst of the underworld kept secret so you can sleep better at night. r.t. new york. city has requested comments from the us federal bureau of prisons concerning khan's release and will update you when we hear a response. now once a green area close to the french capital is under tons of illegal waste but it clearing up the problem is proving difficult for the or thorazine and even more frustrating for the locals. let me tell you how concrete blocks when blades had to brag a little east checkups would be i would remind you all of that lamp is private property that was probably cafe origins cannot interfere with a private time. for thes

headlines on the international culture same starting with a new beginning for one director at the khan film festival that was eating like a king in today's express. on monday danish filmmaker last contraire celebrated his comeback at the cannes film festival with lead actors bruno dance and matt dillon on hand he debuted his new film the house that jack built. the psychological horror film which also stars thurman follows the story of a highly intelligent serial killer named jack. twenty eleven festival organizers declared phone tree or a persona non grata after he made some provocative comments about being a nazi. london's hampton court palace is cooking up dishes as eaten during the reign of henry v.i.i. the freshly renovated historical kitchens will be holding interactive exhibitions and life cooking demonstrations till september the kitchen crews will be showing how meals were prepared to ring the sixteenth century when the natori is king of england reigned when many guests were on hand for the kitchens had to turn up to one thousand meals a day including dishes like golden chicken

and we'll be speaking to sadiq khan in about five minutes. simon gompertz. a pothole down there. pothole! bouncy... mind the pothole! ooh! bouncy! another pothole. this one near a busyjunction in west sussex filmed by a driver last weekjust after he hit it. he says the hole had been there two weeks, putting traffic in danger and damaging his car. i heard a big thud, but if you look at my tyre down here, it ripped the tyre. the steering's gone as well. so i'm having... when i drove back, i had to drive the car with the wheel at about 9am, 10 o'clcok to drive in a straight line, so the steering's completely out. the aa says there's been an astonishing increase in pothole insurance claims. 4,200 so far in 2018. that's nearly three times the number at the same stage last year, the average repair costing £1,000. it's almost a national embarrassment, actually, the state of main roads, residential streets and even motorways where potholes are appearing after the harsh winter that we've had, and the amount that insurers are beginning to pay out has r

we are stronger khan if he has palestinian friends. i go. to a lot most of the people i work with him tourism there otel staff and drivers are muslims living in the eastern part of jerusalem or in the northern and southern parts of israel or and i have a very good relations with them. we talk to each other and have very friendly relationships as far as work goes for happens then it doesn't really matter whether i'm jewish or christian or muslim or. muslim of them. but it's ok what a lot of them are for you i'm in conflict with others what makes me so sad about this conflict is that it doesn't have to be this way i have a friend who's palestinian because she's a reporter who lives in ramallah but we can't really see a lot of each other it just doesn't work across the border but we are in touch through what's happened by phone views and by god we disagree about a lot of things but we still appreciate each other is people and say ok we're both human beings and we don't wish death on each other and i believe abuse maybe exchanging views can also

several law enforcement agencies from the united states approaching people in afghanistan including mr khan and requesting assistance and assigned a standard payments made services requests from my client and others but now com is free no criminal charges no trial and no explanation why now at this point perhaps we can assume that the law enforcement agencies know what's best for the public and just don't feel a need to share their secret collaboration with the worst of the underworld kept secret so you can sleep better at night. r.t. new york. well r.t. has requested comments from the us federal bureau of prisons concerning khan's release and will update you when we hear a response. i want green area close to the french capital is now under tons of illegal waste but clearing up the problem is proving difficult for the or thirty and even more frustrating for the locals. let me tell you how concrete blocks wooden plates had a right to the police check ups because i would remind you all of that land these private property will be public authorities cannot interfere with a private time. for th