prime minister khan: thank you. reporter: [indistinct] -- when it comes to negotiation, what about conflict? pres. trump: i think iran does not know where they are. i have been watching and reading a lot of reports, and right now, they are very mixed up. they don't know whether they are coming or going. they have tremendous problems economically, their country is in turmoil, they are having demonstrations all over iran, their inflation rates are 75%. they have a lot of problems. whatever it is, it is. i am just going to sit back and wait. let's see what happens. they are doing very poorly as a country. we will see what happens. we did actually, it is a religious country, religious leaders, but they lie a lot. unfortunately, we had to shoot down a drone. the drone came down. you know how it came down, with new technology that is actually quite amazing. we took down one of their drones. instead of saying, yes, that happened, they lied. they said it didn't happen. there's a lot of proof. it's called, take a look at it

and continues to have influence over the group it was the 1st meeting between khan and u.s. president donald trump and the 2 made clear they were intent on improving relations after a relatively rocky period. a push to mend tense u.s. pakistan relations in person after clashing on twitter pakistani prime minister imran khan has held his 1st one on one talks in washington with his us while online sparring partner u.s. president donald trump the afghan conflict responsible for straining those ties was a key focus of talks trump hopes khan can help broker a peace deal between the taliban and the afghan government and pave the way to ending nearly 18 years of u.s. military involvement in afghanistan. i have plans on afghanistan but if i wanted to win the war afghanistan would be wiped off the face of the earth it would be gone it would be over in literally in 10 days and i don't want to do that i don't want to go that route so we're working with pakistan and others to extricate ourselves nor do we want to be a policeman because basically we're policeman right now and we're not s

prime minister khan: that is a big question. -- pres. trump: i will say that we have a good relationship with india. we will be talking about india. a very big part of our conversation today. i think that is something that can be worked on together and we will also be talking about afghanistan. of troops upumber by quite a bit. getting an agreement signed, as you know, we will see what happens. we will be talking about india and afghanistan, very much so. the relationship with north korea. if you could brief us on that? pres. trump: i know all about , we're working on it. where companies getting strong enough department. we are going to have 5g, the best veggie in the world. silicon valley. -- the best 5g in the world. the result but he that can compete with silicon valley, the brainpower, with what we do. nobody was focused on 5g, but now they are. we have great companies going into 5g, even if they don't want to. a lot of them were happy with what they were doing, but a lot of them are now going into 5g. reporter: [indistinct] pres. tr

khan: it is that fast. i have seen throughout my travels to your districts, to many states, to many places how encouraged, how enthusiastic this nation is to get rid of this unconstitutional, illegal rhetoric, un-american practice. last election, 2018 election, you saw record number of people showed up to vote. and look at the result, look at the result. this is what is going to happen in 2019. [applause] mr. khan: i come from charlottesville, virginia. we are going to elect. theeed only one vote in virginia assembly. we are going to the virginia assembly majority. we are going to elect in 2020, we are going to repeat 2018, we are going to elect a majority in our senate and throw the demagogue out of the white house. [applause] mr. khan: but it will require all of us to contribute to each and every campaign. i know among us, i have met several of the local candidates. you are the hope. you are the organizers at the grassroots level. that is how we are going to build, and that is how we are going to win. and

sara khan says she is now concerned what may happen nextlj sara khan says she is now concerned what may when rsc comes formally into the curriculum in 2020, this will escalate even further. karama has spoken to other religious groups around the country who are looking to build campaigns of their own —— panorama. sima kotecha, bbc news. panorama's sex education: the lgbt debate in schools will be on bbc one this evening at 8:30pm. a manta ray that approached a group of drivers for help after getting hooks caught in their eye is not happily on the road to recovery. look at this. affectionately named after the patterns on its belly, freckles, it is incredible, isn't it? it stopped near the group off the coast of western australia. the swimmers and divers could see it was clearly in distress. she then waited patiently while i removed the fishing hooks. and she flipped right over and just let them do it which they were amazed by. they are incredibly intelligent creatures. they were amazed by. they are incredibly intelligent creatureslj am incredibly intelligent creatures.” ama incredibly int

p.m khan: this is the closest we have been to peace in afghanistan. there is no military solution in afghanistan. if you go all out military millions of people will die. there is only one solution and i will discussink we this, this is the closest we have been to a peace deal and we wee that in the coming days will be able to urge the taliban and to speak to the afghanistan government. what the prime minister just said is a very big story. and it's 100% true. we made a lot of progress over the last couple of weeks. pakistan has helped us with that progress but a lot of great things are happening. i think a lot of great things will be happening for pakistan under your leadership. are we closer to negotiations or an armed conflict? pres. trump: iran does not know where they are. i have been watching a lot of reports and they are a very mixed up country. they don't know whether they are coming are going. they have tremendous problems economically and the country is in turmoil. their inflation rate is at 75%. they have a lot of problems. whatever it is it

i would not give too much importance to khan i think the person big. person who is resisting with clothes on his army chief general. he has a lot of influence on me has a lot of influence on the taliban so much depends on the pakistani military experts say that the pakistani civilian government headed by phone on the military on the same page on a number of security defense and foreign policy issues. we have to see how much influence what would rule the pakistani military would like to play in this i think . is key to resolving this conflict. shamo shams thanks very much for the analysis this morning thanks for having me on the show. well police in the u.s. territory of puerto rico fired tear gas to disperse protesters after president ricardo to say over ejected calls to resign he's been under pressure to step down after the publication of obscenity laced chat messages that mocked his constituents he says he will not run for reelection next year. monday's protest was the biggest rally against governor. many in the crowd hoped it might develop into the

he was appointed googly khan's envoy. to every corner of the new empire. i am now he set out again i am this i'm into the heartlands of china. i am the route took him south. getting an unconscionable. and dacia. across the globe river. was managing. the last stronghold of the chinese song dynasty only recently taken by koblick khan's mongol. nikos who mumbled he had. an email you should all our new home in a fighter jet around in trying chan. nasheed go call all the trencher will be true i mean. he does sword has so many jumbo a sure way can follow me at times. nice a hole 5 hello my spirit. than the homeless and all saluted and troll. the roops into this new and undiscovered world astonished marco polo. he travelled on a huge waterway that goodluck on had opened up the ship grain to his new capital beijing. marco polo was the 1st european to record the grand canal. logan can fit a costly request took an olive. green or make anality gets a call from the down. easy to score a lot of women for sailing around the few women. comus on a vast scale. and on its b

>> reporter: specifically, khan says planned i.c.e.d to stop and needs to be an end to broken families at the border, vowing to donate up to $5,000 a year to the aclu. >> this is yet another incident showing the problems of xenophobia, even in the bay area, a pocket of the country where we expect that immigrants are welcome. >> reporter: khan says she only hopes that the man who harassed her now realizes that his actions mean more immigrants will get more support through those planned donations. in palo alto, i'm amanda del castillo, "abc7 news." >> amanda, thank you. we want to hear your ideas about building a bay area. share them by joining our group on facebook. >>> a hiker who vanished for days in death valley has been found alive. 60-year-old cheryl powell is doing well. she disappeared friday, and family says she walked away with her dog to use the restroom, but saw a man with a knife coming toward her. she ended up running deep into the woods. her son says it took seconds. >> my dad went down the hill, he came back up the hill.

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has said "it's dangerous rubbish" to say there's no link between crime speech in south london, mr khan cited new research suggesting that the majority of murder and manslaughter suspects had themselves previously been the victims of knife crime. experts warn that the beginning of the school holidays could bring a rise in violence. here's our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani. full of fighting spirit for all the right reasons. volunteers at south london's dwaynamics boxing club coach 320 children, teaching them discipline, self—confidence, and how to avoid crime in one of the poorest parts of london. one, two. joshua simpson's jab is the measure of their success. once on the verge of a criminal life, the club has turned him into a 16—year—old champion. he is escaping gangs and looking to the future. there's people that are there that's trying to get out, and there's people that are there but, like, they like to be there. now i can see, like, loads of different routes and i can pick which route i feel is best. like, everything is open now. the d

khan has had quite a few.fan, i don't think. -- not his number one fan, i don't think. —— siddique calm. —— sadiq khan. he says he has never heard this before. especially from the president of the united states. nothing will really happen. bbc online are looking at this story. we we re online are looking at this story. we were talking about this earlier in the programme. it will be really interesting to see how this progresses. david marcus will be grilled for a couple of days. he will be asked some pretty difficult questions that facebook right from the outset has said, "we won't go ahead with this until its properly properly managed" et cetera, et cetera. this is different to any other crypto currency four. what facebook want to do is target those people, as you said earlier, that don't have a bank account. —— crypto currency. facebook will say this is for good, to help people have access to world markets and be able to pay with ings away modern technology and the financial world are moving. the biggest prob

in saudi arabia, amir khan and billy dib held their weigh—in on thursday for their bout on friday totitle. both were fully clothed for the event in jeddah, having had a private weigh—in earlier on thursday. khan had originally been set to face neeraj goyat, but the indian fighter pulled out after a car crash last month. australian dib, who had announced his retirement from the sport last year, stepped in to replace goyat, moving up three weight divisions to take on khan at welterweight. it is australia against england in everything at the moment. lucky lie have both passports. australia got knocked out of the cricket world cup to go through the final at lourdes on sunday. in the netball world cup gets under way in the coming hours as well. —— the lord's cricket ground. bye—bye. hello. thursday brought us a warm and humid day across many parts of the country, but we also had some heavy showers and some thunderstorms, too. friday won't be quite as warm or quite as humid, there'll be a mix of sunny spells and just a few showers around, mainly across eastern england and eastern scotland,

do you remember when the president attacked the khan family, the parents of captain khan killed in iraq. his parents spoke at the democratic convention and the president attacked saying if you look at his wife, meaning captain khan's father's wife, captain khan's mother. she had nothing to say. maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to say. you tell me. that was how the president attacked them. the khans are pakistani american. the president attacked mrs. khan as maybe not being allowed to speak. she explained she was too grief stricken by the loss of her son to speak and that's why she stood next to her husband as he gave remarks. the president attacked her anyways maybe she is not allowed to speak. take another look at that american tableau that president trump assembled today to host the president of pakistan. notice anything? who knows? maybe the women aren't allowed in there in the united states. who knows? you tell me. so there is a lot going on. on top of everybody being on edge about mueller's testimony wednesday morning, there is a lot going on. this is no time to check out.

interests in afghanistan imran khan in the past felt that not enough recognition was paid off the spot in the u.s. war busy on terror as the u.s. put it that iran can says cost some 75000 pakistan lives the issue of military assistance or its resumption that's also very important that's likely to be a subject of the meeting later on today between pakistani military leaders and the u.s. counterparts all in all though a war meeting a frank exchange of views it would appear and certainly as i said a very different tone struck from what was initially the tone between these 2 leaders and this was something of a. fence mending exercise for iran karna was it wasn't in his in his attempts to to mend relations with the u.s. and try to get silly some of that to u.s. military aid restored for pakistan how far did he go in that. well that is a crucial issue for him the resumption of that military aid but equally important was the recognition the u.s. recognition of the role that pakistan has played also important to note though president trump offering to mediate in the ongoing dispute in kashmir

sara khan says she's now concerned what might happen next.the curriculum in 2020, this will escalate even further. panorama has spoken to other religious groups around the country who are looking to build campaigns of their own. sima kotecha, bbc news. and panorama: sex education: the lgbt debate in schools will be shown on bbc one this evening at 8.30pm. tear gas has been fired at protesters on the champs elysees in paris, following the annual bastille day military parade. demonstrators dragged security barriers into the road and set fire to bins. police said they had detained more than 150 people, including two yellow vest leaders accused of staging an unauthorised demonstration. a study that followed nearly 200,000 people over eight years has found that diet and exercise can help almost everyone lower their risk of dementia. researchers found that even those with a higher risk of developing the disease could lower it by up to a third through adopting a healthier lifestyle. here's our health and science correspondent james gallagher. sue ta

thousands of people have been rallying in the pakistani city according to the prime minister in iran khan to step down demonstration organized by the country's major opposition parties comes one year off to congress 1st elected 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

a us president donald trump is meeting pakistan's prime minister in washington imran khan is looking to improve relations are the u.s. president cut off military aid a trump is accused pakistan of not doing enough to confront the taliban and other armed groups let's talk to mike hanna who is in washington d.c. forest so mike how significant is this meeting. well it's very significant indeed relations between pakistan and the u.s. have been the exceedingly low in recent years particularly since president trump took office he engaged in a vitriolic twitter attack on pakistan and on its prime minister imran khan who responded in kind but in recent months there has been a shift in the relationship it would appear pakistan has been very important in brokering talks between u.s. officials and the taliban a crucial chief meant if there are going to be able to reduce u.s. troop numbers within afghanistan also just this week pakistan ordered the arrest of a man of his cia who the u.s. had been searching for for years they had a bounty on his head he had been living openly in pakistan in islam

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, says research into the rates of violent youth crime in london shows and serious violence. the study is one of the most comprehensive ever undertaken here's our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani. full of fighting spirit for all the right reasons. some of the 320 children coached by south london's dwayne annex boxing club. people give their time forfree, dwayne annex boxing club. people give their time for free, teaching children discipline, self—confidence, and how to stay away from crime in one of the poorest parts of london. joshua simpson's jab is the measure of success. simpson's jab is the measure of success. on the verge of a criminal life, police took him to the club for mentoring, and he is now a 16—year—old champion. for mentoring, and he is now a 16-year-old champion. people are out there trying to get out, and there are people who are there and they like to be there. now i can see that there are loads of different routes andi there are loads of different routes and i can pick whichever route is best, everything is open now. the cl

imran khan promised a new pakistan when he took over as prime minister last job but recent attacks on press freedom i from the dry to groups to want to total tendencies in the country how did it get to this plus. the wall between a man and a monkey in the indian capital delhi i it's at the tail end of their patients. i'm british manager welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us. it's one of the world's most crowded cities and now increasingly one with the worst quality they division capital jakarta has been classed as the world's most polluted city several times in june itself this in addition to already being ranked the most polluted in southeast asia last year based on a study greenpeace contributed to the air pollution is due to pm $2.00 particular matter particles less than $2.00 micro metres in diameter that can cause serious respiratory problems these air quality issues have now pushed campaigners to file a civil lawsuit against the indonesian government their contention being that the government has been unable to maintain the quality we'll speak to one of those involv

randall park, ali wong, and director nahnatchka khan.special set at the saand enlightening.ont hotel y robert: well, thank you for doing this segment for, "asian pacific america." of course, because of the way our show is, i wanted to like the movie and i did. i loved it. it was great. first of all, i guess, you co-wrote it so give me an idea in terms of one of the things that we highlight a lot of movies and documentaries that kind of show a slice of life of asian american things, culture and things like that. but what i liked about yours was that it was a kind of a story that didn't have to necessarily be asian americans but it was more fun and more interesting because of it, right? when you were putting it together, did you have that kind of thought in mind in terms of, like, conveying some of that at all or was it sort of something that--a story you wanted to do? randall park: it wasn't something that we sat down and talked about, like, "oh, we have to do this, you know, make this asian american project." it really just kind of came

now pakistan's prime minister is in washington to meet donald trump for the very 1st time imran khan seeking improved relations at the u.s. president cut off military aid trying to accuse the pakistanis of not doing enough to confront the taliban and other armed groups as my kind of reports. this is a crucible in which the relationship was forged pakistan a vital ally in the u.s. campaign against the soviet invaders in afghanistan a partner in a war that eventually led to the collapse of the soviet union. decades later though a defining moment president barack obama ordered a special forces operation in which bin laden was killed an action that took place without the knowledge of the pakistan government so help me god but in the eyes of obama's successor donald trump it was another example of pakistan's inability or reluctance to crack down on terror groups in 2018 in his 1st tweet of the new year the president went after islamabad the united states is brutally given pakistan more than $33000000000.00 in aid over the last 15 years they have given us nothing but lies and deceit. into

the mayor of london sadiq khan.t senior female asian police officers has accused the metropolitan police of discrimination. parm sandhu has begun legal action against the force, claiming she was denied promotion on the basis of her race and sex. last month, she was cleared of allegations that she'd breached rules about the police honours process. the met said it was "inappropriate" to comment. 0rkney‘s archaeological treasures are of global significance but their world heritage status could soon be under threat because of climate change. experts say rising seas and higher rainfall mean popular sites like the ancient village of skara brae are "extremely vulnerable". james cook reports from 0rkney. skara brae is important to me because it's part of 0rkney‘s history. they taught us about skara brae at school, and it was a really interesting thing to learn about. it brings a lot of people into orkney, and into the surrounding areas. and personally, for me, i had a lot of great experiences there when i was younger, as we

least 6 people a hospital in north in the northwest the attack happened in the city of dera ismail khan soon after gunmen opened fire on a police checkpoint killing 2 offices their bodies were being brought to the hospital when the suicide bomber struck the blast damaged emergency ward and wounded more than 20 people the backside taliban have claimed responsibility sunday's attacks followed the 1st several elections in a nearby tribal region on saturday is following the story from islamabad. and what appears to be a planned and coordinated attack the top gate policeman 2 policemen killed at a security checkpoint after that randy wounded andy richter means were taken to a hospital a suicide bomber was waiting there and detonated a deadly pack of explosives that killed a number of policemen at the hospital also and injured a number of civilians also including in the casualties a number of civilians killed this attack coming at a time when pakistan has just concluded a historic 1st time election and what was pakistan's former tribal region that then you get the other one pakistan has taken

he was appointed googly khan's envoy. to every corner of the new empire. i am now he set out again i am this i'm into the heartlands of china. across the globe river. was managing. the last stronghold of the chinese song dynasty only recently taken by koblick khan's mongol army. you consume onboard he. email you should all our new home of the fighting in general and in trying chan. nasheed go call all the trench you will be true let me. try you does sword has so many jumbo a sure way can follow me at times. nice a hole 5 yellow my spirit. than the thomas and all saluted and true. the route into this new and undiscovered world astonished marco polo. he travelled on a huge waterway that goodluck on had opened up the ship grain to his new capital beijing. marco polo was the 1st european to record the grand canal. that i've gotten physicals 3 requests took an outing. renault to make good on the lot of gates a powerful nida. 8th it's a score a lot. i'm a full share in that on the few of my. commerce on a vast scale. and on its banks the smoky signs of the stock

being another that is what trumps condemnation provoked pakistan's newly elected prime minister imran khan to respond with similar venom in a series of tweets he said his country had lost 75000 people and more than $123000000000.00 fighting what he called the u.s. war on terror can mr trump name another ally that gave such sacrifices he asked him and seeking to reduce its involvement in afghanistan the u.s. had no option but to once again seek pakistan's assistance last year pakistani diplomats agreed to set up direct talks between the taliban and the u.s. a move gratefully acknowledged by one of president trump's most valuable foreign policy advisers and i'm going to urge him. to meet with the prime minister as soon as practical i think they will hit it off similar personalities in recent days pakistan authorities have finally arrested one of the us his most wanted men of his saeed was accused of masterminding the 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai since then living openly in pakistan despite a u.s. bomb team on his head your wrist intended to set a cordial term for the contra meeting and i

just as in the time of kubelik khan a new beijing is being built. and it is sending out the same message. a new power is marching to the center of the world stage. so. woman kwan's audra leisure. so when you see how many you need to. say it really. let's hear it. from the trolley. see by us you can mail. was. my car he's an hour not. nice hansei naga me and you home and. away nice of that diana and now it's. mainly flush weenies. would. say sure. guy told me. nice hunting the movie. sure i'll treat that. being guides teaching tool chemi a uni sure. chen is one of china's leading architects. and. beijing to. beijing has been transformed in a generation but the scale and ambition of the projects show that the city is still a work in progress. morgana or 18. or 5 in. one office. if you very quickly. but you're in with. male who are on the top. floors and their loss. mr zhao is old beijing he lives in a who talk. one of beijing's fast shrinking old neighborhoods some of which date back to the days of marco polo. mr is a good citizen he will not stand in

khan earlier. this say naturalized u.s.en whose son gave his life for this country and donald trump in his tweet is undermining everything that we hold dear in our constitution and in our founding values. >> you know, if you look at what he said, frankly it echoes what mobs of people said to irish catholics that came to this country, you know, at the turn of the century to people from china who came and helped build this country in its railroads. >> that's right. >> to the generations of people who came from, you know, from ghettos and from places all over the world. you know, time after time they were told they weren't welcome here go back to where they came from and, you know, in this case the four women, three of them come from the united states. the whole thing is just harkens back to a dark period in america's past. >> yes, it does. let's be clear that, you know, we know that history very well and i think actually people still remember it from their parents and their grandparents even if it's removed. this is not somet

the mongol khan intended to rule like a chinese emperor. honoring the ancient beliefs and traditions of the older civilization on earth. day 10 dijon day 70 but yet joe off i.e. that you go through a transition using the dogs on a t. bone fides of their helmet ika take a childish. behavior by a mix so there. they go don't mix so that they are trying g. now i miss that there are shots. she misses that god chooses. i think it's almost all jenna that now minutes on the years that there are separate a minute don't always has that their p.r. . even in young sun and moon man and nature life and death the cardinal forces of the universe run like a thread through the heart of beijing across tiananmen square through the throne of the forbidden palace the central axis was the dragon's vein a symbol that the emperor ruled from the very center of the. eager. bits hello you got charged. marco polo xp asia became a rich and storied city. expanded and renewed by one dynasty after another. adding layers of history. but it retained its shape and essence. to

for the mohammed khan. in hospital with his brother, nasar. nasar had suffered heart failure, but was ineligible for a transplant because he wasn't in the uk legally. is it strange for you, watching this now? to be honest with you, i'm watching them after a long, long time. first time in a long time? yeah, yeah. he tried and failed to legalise his status, and just before he got ill, had applied to the home office for voluntary return to pakistan. but nasar was given weeks to live. he was receiving end—of—life care when he was handed a bill for £16,000 in his hospital bed. i mean, they could have posted this to my address or something, you know, instead ofjust handing him in his hand. birmingham gp liz also volunteers at charity doctors of the world and was contacted to help the family. the most difficult conversation i had to have with you was when i realised that the due date on the bill was longer than nasar's life expectancy, and that was his personal bill that would essentially die with him. and that wa

have come to get ahead to show our solidarity against the rigged elections and the government of iran khan who hasn't delivered in the last year and the people are suffering from haiti inflation in the country the political parties all go seemingly united have ideological differences ridden each other and it will be important to see whether these political parties will be able to bring the people of pakistan who was already on the streets more than average or on the imran khan government good sign they're calling it a black day will handle. no no i get on the lecture and are going on there day one year ago it was really dear to me and like a game of all right don't let your government and. the government on the other hand of god really mean i did it w. my warrior and therefore did. you well. people living on the slopes of the most active volcano in indonesia are used to danger 275 were killed when mount merapi erupted 9 years ago but since then survivors have returned to their villages and farms slowly reports some of found new ways to make a living. when the weekend arrives so do the tour

but islamabad has said mr khan is seeking trade ties, not aid.p final in liverpool, new zealand have beaten australia to take the gold medal for the first time since 2003. a thrilling match ended with the silver ferns defeating australia's diamonds by 52 goals to 51. let's get more on our top story now — the latest protests in hong kong. bonnie leung is one of the organisers of the protest. does she see it as a success? our protest is successful in terms of 430,000 people took to the streets. and it has been totally peaceful. and, of course, because the government had been ignoring our five demands for more than a month, even with a lot of protests, including ouri million people and 2 million people turn out protests, because all the protesters will be very angry and we are so worried about our fellow protesters who have been hurt, arrested, or prosecutors by police. and so it's understandable that our protesters but still we are restraining. on the other hand, the police are not restraining themselves. as i explained before, to the press, all th

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has said "it's dangerous rubbish" to say there's no link between crimejority of murder and manslaughter suspects had themselves previously been the victims of knife crime. here's our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani. full of fighting spirit for all the right reasons. volunteers at south london's dwaynamics boxing club coach 320 children, teaching them discipline, self—confidence, and how to avoid crime in one of the poorest parts of london. one, two. joshua simpson's jab is the measure of their success. once on the verge of a criminal life, the club has turned him into a 16—year—old champion. he is escaping gangs and looking to the future. there's people that are there that's trying to get out, and there's people that are there but, like, they like to be there. now i can see, like, loads of different routes and i can pick which route i feel is best. like, everything is open now. the dwaynamics boxing club costs £80,000 a year to run. and if everybody who volunteers here were properly paid, it would probably cost double that. the organisers sa

khan and his camp claimed it was happening on tuesday, but it was denied by pacquiao's later that dayd that the fight is done, and! i've been told that the fight is done, and i don't want to be saying things — if it's not i don't want to be the one who looks stupid. i have been told we have signatures and it has been agreed, and it has been approved by his people. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. the indonesian government is considering closing the island of komodo, home to the world's largest lizards, because of the pressures of mass tourism. authorities say visitor numbers to see the unique species are rising on a scale that's becoming unsustainable. rebecca henschke reports. there is just one village here on komodo island and despite the dragons having a poisonous venom that can kill a person within hours of a bite, the community here say they do not live in fear. they believe they have a spiritual connection with the dragons and tell a story of a dragon princess who gave birth to twin

>>the mayor of london sadiq khan also tweeted his congratulations to johnson calling on him to put aside our differences and work together during his tenure as prime minister khan who has been frequently criticized by president trump during his leadership, the london succeeded boris johnson as mayor of london in 2016. johnson was mayor of that city from 2008 to 2016. >>9.11 1st responders injured after the 2001 terrorist attacks are one step closer to permanent compensation. the us senate today seen a bill that will fund the 9.11 victim compensation fund to the year 2019. force camila bernal in washington with the details. >>the bill is passed 97 to 2 an overwhelming majority of senators tuesday voting to compensate 9.11 first responders permanently these. >>where our bravest soldiers. they rushed to the towers. the bill funds, the 9.11 victim compensation fund through 2090 helping individuals who were injured during the 2001 attacks and its aftermath rescuing people and removing debris and or hazardous conditions. some were with comedian and activist jon stewart watching from the senate

trumps condemnation provoked pakistan's newly elected prime minister imran khan to respond with similar venom in a series of tweets he said his country had lost $75000.00 people and more than $123000000000.00 fighting what he called the u.s. war on terror can mr trump name another ally that gave such sacrifices he asked him and seeking to reduce its involvement in afghanistan the u.s. had no option but to once again seek pakistan's assistance last year pakistani diplomats agreed to set up direct talks between the taliban and the u.s. a move gratefully acknowledged by one of president trump's most valuable foreign policy advisers and i'm going to urge him to meet with the prime minister as soon as practical i think they will hit it off similar personalities in recent days pakistan authorities have finally arrested one of the us his most wanted men of his saeed was accused of masterminding the 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai since then living openly in pakistan despite a u.s. bunty on his head theorist intended to set a cordial term for the contra meeting and it was when we welcomed by t

kzhir khan lost his son in the iraq war and is most known for his compelling speech about the constitution and inclusion in this country at the 2016 democratic national convention . sam russell is our representative from the state of virginia and i'll let him say a little bit more about himself and you have the opportunity just a few minutes ago to hear from kim martin from minnesota so i'd like to open this by asking each of you to give us a sense of how you think about the role of phobia. thinking about zeno phobia, islam a phobia and the other forms of bigotry and fear in the current political climate and a specific question to think about here is how does this shape how you show up and how you do your work and perhaps the limits on how you're able to show up and do your work as well as the opportunities here so i'd like to go ahead and start with ken, go ahead. >> there we go. first let me say i believe i'm potentially the only non-muslim on the state so i have to admit i have my own white privilege here , but that doesn't prevent me from seeing the phobias exist throughout our communi

trump and khan also spoke about the ongoing war in afghanistan, with trump saying pakistan would helphe u.s. exextricate itself from the conflict. trump also said he could win the war in afghanistan and wipe the country off the face of the earth in 10 days but that he doesesn't want to kill 10 millin people. pres. trump: we're been there for 19 years and we have acted as policeman, not soldiers. again, if wewe wanted to be soldiersrsit would b be over in0 days. one week to 10 days if we wanted to. but i have not chosen that. why would we kill millions of people? amy: cry minister -- prime minister khan meanwhile said the afghan war must be solved politically and that "this is the closesest we have been to a peace deal." deadly attacks have continued to plague afghanistan amid the ongoing peace talks. at least 10 civilians were killed friday in air attacks by afghan security forces in the western badghis province, while at least 10 others were killed and 30 injured after a car bombb went off near kabul university. in the philippines, president rodrigo duterte called for lawmakers to br

manny pacquiao‘s publicist has denied that a deal has been agreed to fight amir khan.port manny has not signed any contract. khan won the wbc international welterweight title with a fourth—round stoppage of billy dib injeddah on saturday night. manchester united‘s pre—season continues in australia with a match against old rivals leeds later. speculation over the future of a couple of key players continues. romelu lukaku is reported to be of interest to italian side inter, while paul pogba has been linked with a move away from old trafford. united manager ole gunnar solskjaer says it is nothing more than rumour. you know, the other day we started the league. i‘m sure everyone who is here will give absolutely everything. we are going to have a strong team with players who want to give everything. and yes, there‘s a lwa ys give everything. and yes, there‘s always rumours, speculation about man united players, but when the league starts we batten the hatches down and stick together as a team. fast bowlerjofra archer could be included in england‘s test squad for the first t

khan has not being allowed to speak because she is muslim and pakistani. she explained she was too grief stricken by the loss of her son to speak and stood next to her husband as he gave remarks. the president said maybe she is not allowed to speak. who knows. you tell me. take another look at what president trump posted to the president of pakistan. notice anything? who knows. maybe the women are not allowed in there in the united states. who knows. you tell me. so there is a lot going on. on top of everybody being on uj with mueller's testimony, there is a lot going on. this is no time to check out. we just obtained this remarkable letter from the justice department tonight and the letter said he cannot talk about anything in his testimony on wednesday morning. noah r now that we received that letter, i feel like we need expert help on what mueller might do in response and how it might change your expectations for mueller's testimony this week. that's next. for mueller's testis week that's next. lling performance. now, at the lexus golden opportunity sal

he spoke to miriam walker—khan about his recovery. was happy to be a and career—wise i was thinking, as long asi career—wise i was thinking, as long as i don't loose my leg, i will be back on the track. i said that, i've said that so many times. you look at me and think i'm crazy about that is generally what i thought. that was my thoughts in terms of running and getting back on the track. it didn't ci’oss getting back on the track. it didn't cross my mind i wouldn't compete again. it was a gift, it was when. how did you go from learning to walk again to being on the start line this weekend? it was loads of mini goals leaning up to the big goals. initially it was to walk without a limp. oncei initially it was to walk without a limp. once i was able to do that, it was getting on a treadmill seeing if i could do a slowjog, then learning tojog i could do a slowjog, then learning to jog without a limp and so on. i could do a slowjog, then learning tojog without a limp and so on. i have managed to get to the point where now i can actually

marco polo father had promised the great khan oil from the to move jesus. a gesture from the kingdom of heaven to the most powerful man on. and in 1271. the son came to keep the father's promise. eat. in. a a. from jerusalem marco polo went north through the poles of i ass and then turned east to southern turkey and armenia. this was territory largely already overrun by the mongols. not the most direct route but the safest. the travelers from the west the odds of travel meant avoiding war. not easy then. not easy now. although many me lead which into it you want to. go get on this note of the moly that sort of. i don't know that i'm the last to the cover lydia fronted. at the. dock. the callus almost seems the rule in baghdad refused to bow before the overwhelming threats of the huge mongol army. with its frightening a ray of modern weaponry. the siege lasted just 7 days. you know minted lepers at home forts a. liquid still fluid on the. devastation of the whole country. a country. more than 7000 years old. destroyed within 2 weeks. she was naked. and aggre

lead a white mob in a khan the that says, send her back.thing in his constitution, he's going to lash out when he sees tv clips like this, and end up defending the racist despicable chant he was responsible for. >> here's what hugh hewitt wrote on twitter. send her back is a terrible chant, also electoral suicide, there are more than 400,000 naturalized resident thes in pennsylvania with 200,000 more in michigan, you don't have to be a math wizard to figure this out should the president be thinking about those slim margins, he's saying this is strategy, that's the reporting behind the scenes. >> he's a gut indicator. you have to -- and look, he's been far more defensive of the president than i have, though, he's been one of the rare conservative commentators who's been willing to step out in cases like this, if you're the president of the united states, put yourself in his shoes, everyone told him he was going to lose after the access hollywood tape, everyone told him he should have backed down from the muslim ban. he should have backed dow