also coming up time soon mang kluge wars into southern china battering hong kong with gale force winds and torrential rain.

do you know congressman kluge? judge thomas: i do not know him, i'm operating on recollection. there was far more to it than the facts as you set them out. his rights had much to do with the fact that he was a veteran and that we could not simply dismiss him. if we could, that was my recommendation. he would have been dismissed. sen. heflin: there was no political influence brought to bear on you at that time to prevent his dismissal? do you recall if any political -- judge thomas: no political influence pop -- influence. it was my decision that no personal decisions would be in any way change or influenced by political pressure, one way or the other. heflin: it was reported to me that congressman kluge, after your nomination, went to the white house and told the story hearsay, thatreby the white house ignored his statement and that congressman e further came to the senate judiciary committee and made it known here. know, i attempted to check -- i've not been able to find where it was in the judiciary committee, if it was, and i think the chairman has in theed to locate it -- w

also coming up time soon mang kluge wars into southern china battering hong kong with gale force winds and torrential rain more than half a million people have been evacuated across several chinese cities as they brace for impact. and the marathon world record is smashed here in berlin as kenya's and the u.k. finishes their race in just two hours one minute and thirty nine seconds. thanks for joining us i'm mary and i haven't seen a russian antigovernment activist who was jailed earlier this year for protesting at the world cup final has been brought to berlin for medical treatment shows that are very low was flown to the german capital after a suspected poisoning the member of the pussy riot punk group fell ill after a court hearing is being treated at that shot to take hospital friends describe his condition as serious his wife and i dare say. says it may have been attempted murder. for more on the story we're joined now by g.w. correspondent nina who's standing by outside the sharon tate hospital in the heart of berlin good evening to you nina so what more do we know about there's a

for you plus small stocks have done better than many of the large stocks the founder of the stock kluge books are most joins us to see which smaller stocks have made major moves and time magazine has new owners who are they and what might they do with a prominent periodical conservative t.v. and radio commentator steve malzberg tells the story we're chock full of fact fun and a lot more first we had a few headlines. a potentially decisive round of brecht's the talks between the united kingdom and european leaders starts wednesday in salzburg austria the european union's lead negotiator michele bunn yeah they gave a no.

kluge of today's not like flew in the past the railroad is a sign of life getting back to normal after getting rid of ice all these wheel tracks were closed when i. so fighters swept through the west of iraq in two thousand and fourteen. when iraqi railways reopens the bag that the for lucia line we didn't think of the economic benefit this is a message of peace to the people of illusion after the dark days when eisel used to rule those parts. after the defeat of isobel have been roads that have been open between baghdad but the fact that the security checks on that journey can take anything up to several hours but this train doesn't stop for checkpoints. the journey between baghdad and fallujah takes just fifty five minutes by railway and the high cost of fuel means traveling by road is more expensive. basic train tickets for a one way journey cost just under two dollars. is nothing but trouble about going by the train is much easier we avoid traffic jams many checkpoints across the highway or even deadly car accidents it's also much cheaper than road transport. when the train arrives

do you know congressman kluge? judge thomas: i do not know him, i'm operating on recollection. it than the facts as you set them out. his rights had much to do with the fact that he was a veteran and that we could not simply dismiss him. if we could, that was my recommendation. he would have been dismissed. sen. heflin: there was no political influence brought to bear on you at that time to prevent his dismissal? do you recall if any political -- judge thomas: no political influence pop -- influence. it was my decision that no personal decisions would be in any way change or influenced by political pressure, one way or the other. heflin: it was reported to me that congressman kluge, after your nomination, went to the white house and told the story hearsay, thatreby the white house ignored his statement and that congressman e further came to the senate judiciary committee and made it known here. know, i attempted to check -- i've not been able to find where it was in the judiciary committee, if it was, and i think the chairman has in theed to locate it -- whole process pertainin

all the things they've been showing themselves because big around the western end of cuba citing kluges have dharma dancer jamaica's pun euro and the brightest white tops are in places like nicaragua and still costa rica and panama. overthrown and exiled they appoint again say it will all this race between you an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency you know is that the truest fortunes but and you. know to go for french position is that all the interesting days return of the president on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories syria and russian forces have carried out their heaviest bombardment against rebels and look province activists and rescue workers reported more than sixty here strikes on friday russia and iran backed a military campaign to take back the last couple help us. human rights groups have condemned egypt for sentencing more than seven hundred people for protesting against a two thousand and thirteen military coup death penalties were handed down to

horizon -- he sees the mariners harbor, the creighton, and another ship off the charge call the ben kluge. he said i am going to get rid of the merak right away, and that is what he does. becausetches the merak, it is not going anywhere, as he shoots it with one torpedo. very expensive torpedo. he sees is starting to sink, and now he goes after first the mariners harbor and the cretan. these guys, they are not stupid. they heard the cannon fire. it goes a long way. they got their glasses out. they could see the attack on the lightship, but they cannot see merak, because he is often the haze. they saw the canon and light hitting the lightship, so the mariners harbor drew a hard left. he captain of the 140 decisive course -- andt decided to do an intercept course. mariners harbor did not see it or ignore it. it is easy to close the distance sees one other thing, and that is this. as he is approaching the edge of the diamond shoals, he sees the rest of the victoria, which was diamond shoals in 1918, with only the remnants sticking up out of the water, and that is what gets his attention, alo