research rick cambridge university and in frankfurt the dalai lama editor in chief of the adice standard in this amabel welcome all of you to the show let me start with said oliver and you think the return of the o.l.f. there is a spell the end of the aroma conflict. that depends on how the royal left and the government position themselves and the negotiations to be followed from now on where it is there were a lot of fans made it clear essentially that they're ready to renounce their our distributor which has been ongoing for the last fifty plus years since the party was established and they will be getting into a peaceful political struggle on the ground and that you're in now if sadness that they made it clear that they will be willing to support their reform program that is being undertaken by the ruling party currently in the air lazing a peaceful transition. from now on wives but it only been sort of where i think he will see issues the party is going to be having with the city government and how is the sitting government going to position itself into accommodating the parties acti

country for its help in fighting armed groups secretary of state my pompei is expected to visit as lama bob on wednesday and the issue is likely to top the agenda president donald trump has previously accused pakistan of deceiving the u.s. while receiving billions of dollars and aid pakistan denies it give safe haven to any armed group will bring in our guests in a moment but first let's have a closer look at the figures pakistan is estimated to have received more than thirty three billion dollars in financial support from the u.s. since two thousand and two washington substantially increased. it's assistances lama bother in the wake of the nine eleven attacks then it went up again in two thousand and nine when congress approved a package that authorized an estimated seven point five billion dollars in aid over five years but that lucrative financial support has drastically for that and recent years especially since donald trump came to office well let's bring in our panel now joining us from islamabad a symbol of calm a security analyst and washington d.c. aparna pandey director of the

rather listen meticulous a half a black september woman lama up with one of the. bill carter was the i'll tell had been the jordanian prime minister during the black september events in one nine hundred seventy to salaam or he was a symbol of arab betrayal. and a lot of donor and thought you are up man. of two. or three a national missile in. the n.f.l. and of they have. had the mother to call you know look in the center in a submarine masella us mad always e.s.e. bill what the hell if about how to kill what only you look many for sundays does a minute aside dalio our luck at our side lot of them had a llama surgery near fear which was ian rush did that all in all or mission or feet on the inside the united them eloquent and assess it for about an hour later ten story is a valid after mean. so we shot him and left. a . dado on this organization the fellow for very specific that we stick very specific my thoughts of fact that when you look at them there's nothing with what happened in jordan and maybe the most famous version of this organization was the. operation

judge jeanine: this week the dalai lama, something he said caught my attention. i was blown away. he talked about europe being for the europeans and refugees should go home and rebuild. ways your reaction as many perceive as a controversial statement and a statement but for the dalai lama i guarantee would have been expunged as hate content. >> the whole point to refugees is you protect them while a war is going on so they can go home and rebuild. of course, that's what they should be doing. a lot of the syrians want to go home. lebanon wants to accepted them home. judge jeanine: the refugees are used to a climate and particular language. they are used to their fellow countrymen and their food. if you live in syria, i can't manage that living in new york is the way to go. mark, thanks so much for being here. keep up the fight. we'll stay object this. we'll be right judge jeanine: finally tonight, do you have your copy of my new book? there will be a test next week. you know it's the number one new york times best seller. get a copy at amazon, barnes & noble -- go right now. you ne

like the national social on the ground to give that which is the patriotic europeans against these lamas asian or the west the f.d.a. which is the third largest political party in the bundestag of the national democratic party is the far why it's becoming now a mainstream establishment in germany. well i would say it's not becoming a mainstream establishments but it reached the mainstream or too formulated a little bit different as has been always in the mainstream but it's becoming more openly now. the problem with these organizations is that they have very different kind of agendas but in the end they are all right wing and very much not extreme and radical and. they have different kind of shared bills regarding that you know some of them try to get more into the public some of don't try to be more extreme or more why or lend some of them are even terrorist organizations like you mentioned it to turn nationalist nationalist socialist underground what i like to call themselves and yes so it's not becoming mainstream the mainstream. majority of people in my opinion still is not. very muc

. >>> meanwhile, the remnants of florence cau destruction in eastern lama. strong winds ripped the roofs off of the stables. and a look at the wood debris on the ground. severalpporses were t inside but none of them returned. >>> meanwhile, two men in maryland are lucky to be alivea r their car became snuck flood waters. this happened yesterday. crewing eventually freed this young man. >>> there will beo testimony in the dc mansions trial. this willontinue after thursday's d. fire. they testified yesterday about findinghe bod yits of the family and their housekeeper. familiar jerp employee is accused of helping them. >>> now to a story first on four. there's a multi-billion dollar silver linesec proj wearned the company supplying the faulty concrete is still working on the silver line. th say a pennsylvania based company knowingly supplied faulty concrete to the project. they had a water to cement ratio that was off and didn't meet durability specifications. >>> over 1,0 sections of concrete will now need significant waterproofing and that willo have happen

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. >> silva got her baby bump blessed by the dalai lama himself on a trip to the netherlands.g for richard gere. >> yeah. >> i'm not knocking it. keith richards had one well into his 60s or 70s, you know. it happens. >> maybe it's happening more now. >> if it works. >>> all right. coming up, the hero chef who is on the move in the carolinas. >> how he's helping those in need one meal at a time. you're watching "world news now." helping those in need one meal at a time. you're watching "world news now." ♪he's gotta play it cool to seal the deal.♪ ♪better find a way to smooth things over.♪ ♪if only harry used some... ♪...bounce, to dry. ♪yeah! ♪he would be a less wrinkly, and winning at life.♪ >>> it's often said that disasters and tragedies like the destruction that is still playing out in the carolinas brings out the heros among people. >> and this morning, we're hearing about a chef who is doing what he does best to help those in the hurricane zone. here is tom llamas. >> reporter: the award-winning chef and his team from the nonprofit world central kitchen have set up mobile

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so well attended eighty ensembles are on display all designed to cover the body in keeping with his lama principles they prove that there's more to muslim fashion the many realize. you are certain to be afraid of what they don't know. what i find nice and interesting is that once you see something. i don't think it's was scary as you might think. this is that. the fifty three muslim designers from across the globe have loaned their creations to the museum the pieces are high fashion elegant without a whisper of a cliché they might be what's called modest dress but they're also a celebration of confidence style and beauty. the intonation designer dion pelangi is a star of the muslim fashion world her five print designs are shown on runways in koala in poor and jakarta. when people say what comes to their mind is something in a dark colors and. colors but in the end line you can find colors that there's any style off the job so i think that's one of the. our signature. customer base our wealthy women she also sells in the us and europe the twenty seven year old who represents younger gener

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credible it's a whole more like the dalai lama minus the concern for strangers on the street on the beach a new era of sexuality money. will lovesickness be a thing of just conceptual for. straight to. i still have to get used to these robot noises exploring a new frontier in sex and love three point zero. love stunt september twenty fifth on t.w. . the contentious figure at home. he wrote in germany. from the fall of. two german reunification. of the cold. war of choice was one of the great heroes of the twentieth century. because gorbachev the last leader of the soviet union was an agent of change. quickly measures downfall. i have decided to resign my duties as president of the soviet union. lost. but she's one historical but i'm sure of one as a person. she continues to fight for world peace with the reminder by next we have to comprehend where peace has taken us or for today there is a new arms race. our time gorbachev and the opportunity for peace waisted starts oct third on d. w. . this is the w. news live from berlin the government target iran's military elite dozens. people are d

but while allowing us to do all the feel good with the logic you for the lamas were looking at the dinner. they did there would be a. dollar do you know what to eat on israel. would it be known don't lock the amount of. did the warden yeah. the hole would only add to the says when you know when it obvious to me and which tell you. i think it's you think this is the. deal mohammed who we found in no man's land when he came to bangladesh told us why the refugees a sense scared of the transit camps. like it is a kind of genocide is that. kind of dense that after. wealth and local bodies wolf many many annoying just snag middle of a kind of sting so go about a man. like i do with the barber why yes as still as student been living there i did make i'm have to up to six yes good lord the lady is keep getting the lyric element i didn't get it that's what i do. yet i didn't do it should do doesn't like to. do this yes. i go to the american with the fact that i might only have heard them all the minute i laid it down on the bottom of it you know at the moment of the doing with my feet out it all.

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but while allowing us to read all the feel good but the logic here for the lamas are looking at the rule book. they did there would be a. dollar do you know what to eat on israel. this would be known don't lot the amount of. dinner and they did the warden yeah. the whole journey on it the says oh you know going to town with me on it which tell you. i think it's you think this is the. deal mohammed who we found in no man's land when he came to bangladesh told us why the refugees a sense scared of the transit camps. like it is a kind of genocide is that the. and of dennis that. was on welfare in the local bodies many many unwanted guests and i guess middle of a kind of city so about a man set up there and like i did with the white house as still as didn't live in that i did make i have to up to six yes a lot to lead in this case today the lyric element i do you know that's what i do. yes i give good food doesn't like to. do that yet. i don't buy the product open with the fact that i might have heard them although my delivery done of that i'm going to you know at the moment of the doing as

text themselves, they pretty much all extol the golden rule, and there's a great quote from the dalai lamaey claim to be following. let's come on properly to the much garlanded braggsville, which the new york times said was the funniest send—up of identity politics and racial anxiety in years. it begins with a 500—word sentence which crackles with energy and sets the pace. the style challenges the reader. what did you want to think in that first huge rush of language? "this is not for me." or maybe it is. but i wanted to let the reader know very early on that it was going to have this kind of frenetic pace and also, it wasn't going to be a book that wants to tell you what you already know in a way that you have already heard it, and i feel like this was the important thing, you're going to start talking about contemporary society or social issues, no—one needs me to tell them what they already know in a way they have heard it said before. braggsville itself is a place of 700 souls and it is where a young boy comes from who goes to berkeley and he doesn't fit in until he meets three other p

alley has sansa lama hardly knew his influential father but he did seem to inherit some of his daring. the old palestinian soldier for jewish militias in the one nine hundred forty s. and some of those missions were quite all day shoes. cousin salami he was joint with some other palestinian and some some german part troops and they are pressured into israel into palestine if this was. a fight the gestapo and by the german military intelligence believe he was far of a scheme. awful scheme to poison the water resources of tel aviv. visit and. couldn't touch it anyhow. general had not confused preferable to four hundred from. a month look at compromise. in general you a woman in the home at golf course. and you feel had on that front of the end of fresh waste of money. instead of most of the bush distance of the kanawha it was. wish that that hand isn't harmed in that sense the have nots mccomas. ms raman in no i ought to but if not and if it's your food and. how wooden and except on my head and you're going to have it all which is a little less than one lawn. and this. will be fairly ou

all the israeli army has close roads leading to the village of qana lama in occupied east jerusalem which is scheduled for demolition and scuffles have broken out between soldiers and palestinian protesters angry at israel's decision to flatten the village to make way for the building of illegal settlements and run call has more now from kama. on friday the palestinian commission on walls and settlements issued this statement in english and hebrew saying that any israeli soldier involved in the demolition of a law will be prosecuted in the international criminal court now palestine is actually a member of the international criminal court has been since two thousand and fifteen and the statement which was issued in arabic just a couple of days ago says that the court's decision to demolish the village. evacuate its inhabitants flagrantly violates the right statute and is considered as a crime that falls within the jurisdiction of the international criminal court now we've also heard from senator us senator dianne feinstein she says via twitter israel must not demolish the palestinian commu

i think mossad had a greater motivation to kill a lethal army after they failed in the lama this was an none close circle and unclosed account they wanted to close their second they really thought that he was involved in munich whether this is true or not but they really believed and they believed to this day third the fact that he was the contact person to the cia and the american administration was and i quote one of the mossad operatives participating in that oppression was like our sticking a finger in our eye on the sleeve of the but the shorter the willie i mean the a better let for learned in law good luck on condemning but it's already done with but we know this but that animal is not only the. wrong heart but our let me and it directly to vietnam when we sense that there's no. reason i i'm consistent i mean drama in their company as they had in this war they had instances of other. ali hassan salama was killed on the twenty second of january nine hundred seventy nine. robert i use died in the suicide bombing of the u.s. embassy in beirut four years later that killed sixty th

and so as lama bother in the wake of the nine eleven attacks then it went up again in two thousand and nine when congress approved a package that authorized an estimated seven point five billion dollars in aid over five years but that lucrative financial support has drastically for that and recent years especially since donald trump came to office well let's bring in our panel now joining us from islamabad a symbol of calm a security analyst and washington d.c. aparna pandey director of the initiative on the future of india and south asia at the hudson institute and also in islamabad is shot of say the a political analyst and development practitioner very warm welcome to the program miss carr let me start with you. just how damaging are these cuts to the powerful militaries capabilities to the operation against groups. i think more than the cuts being damaging to the military's capacity to carry out anti militant operations that they have been in pakistan's tribal areas i think more damaging than that is the damage to the relationship the diplomatic damage to the relationship and kind

israel not to destroy the village which is home to two hundred people bennett smith has more from qana lama. on the face of it this is a typically quiet day in the palestinian bedouin village of harm but the hundred eighty or so people living here know that today is also the beginning of the end after a near seventy year presence living in this area because from midnight tonight wednesday israeli security forces can at any time send in the bulldozers and destroy these homes and the school that is attached to the village but has said we will face them we will confront the bulldozers together with our foreign supporters but despite this we expect the village to be demolished campaigners hope that the presence of this school that educates one hundred eighty children from this village in neighboring villages would have persuaded israel supreme court to prevent or stop the demolition order of a tactic didn't work. the consequences are that will be deprived of access to twenty percent of the west bank and also the use of the roads this will cost of the north of the west bank from the middle and t

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it is a last supper of sorts for connor lamas residents who along with activists and supporters are waiting out the hours days weeks no one knows how long before the israeli authorities send in the bulldozers safin the feeling is indescribable the uncertainty the instability the threats of the occupation the fear of the children and the woman the situation in this community is a miserable. sob it's very painful what could be voce than losing your life and it's very difficult you may see this land as a desert but for us bedouin it's life. they destroy the eye they live a blight on our land. the almost ten year long legal battle to save has drawn support from across the world and closer to home competence for peace is an israeli palestinian group that feels increasingly isolated in this country to me. i think the situation in israel in the last few years as the to be related to state to two we have to have support national international. support groups inside the israeli society that in the past were except and and respected today are being attacked and i'm here because. i think that you know

for illegal settlements burnat smith went to meet pupils and teachers in the bedouin village of qana lama. one day soon on their way to school these palestinian children expect to find their path blocked by israeli police and bulldozers they'll be no warning it could happen any time after the next six days. israeli supreme court judges have ordered the demolition of the school along with the adjacent bedouin village the judges say that can be no more appeals. i've been very tense i couldn't work got a bit paranoid and very stressed i didn't take it well it's a huge responsibility i haven't slept it's too much how will the kids learn. the school was built by an italian charity nine years ago that educates around one hundred eighty pupils from nearby bedouin communities misses a hiker says she could never really believe the demolition would actually happen to him i said they'll never demolish the school i thought maybe of a transfer or one of the communities it never occurred to me that they would demolish a school because every child has a right to education and she thinks most children wo

with pakistan can be reset my comp a i met with the newly elected prime minister imran khan and his lama bowed just days after the u.s. said it's cutting military aid to islamabad for failing to tackle armed groups pompeo says there is still a long way to go but that a foundation has been laid for both sides to move forward the future of syria is being debated between iran russia and turkey as their leader is meeting to run on friday prominent on that agenda is the fate of the last remaining rebel held province in syria now turkey is trying to ensure the offensive will be as limited as possible fearing a mass exodus to civilians towards its border stephanie decker reports. over the years the province of it live has offered somewhat of a refuge for almost a million internally displaced syrians but that seems like it's all about to change with the expected government offensive backed by russia to recapture the last province left under opposition control turkey is preparing for a worst case scenario already met with the head of turkey's red crescent just as he returned from visiting it lib

in the past year and many aren't in school but one charity is trying to give them a chance to learn lama job joe reports. in this child friendly space in bangladesh young real hinge refugees are getting a chance they were never afforded back home in me and more. and they're in a happy mood is the proudly show off their reading and reciting skills. save the children's daphne cook tells me how the informal program aims to teach more than just letters and numbers these are kids that haven't had any kind of education at all what that means is they might not know how to cross the road safely they might not know how to wash their hands so it's really basic stuff like that to keep kids safe and healthy in their day to day lives outside the learning center though a grim reality confronts you at almost every turn like these children who should be in school instead they're selling vegetables to help support their families or these teenagers who should be having fun with their friends instead discussing what little they have to look forward to before fleeing to bangladesh sixteen year olds used to

israel not to destroy the village which is home to two hundred people when it smith has more from qana lama. on the face of it this is a typically quiet day in the palestinian bedouin village of homs last march but the hundred eighty or so people living here know that today is also the beginning of the end after a near seventy year presence living in this area because from midnight tonight wednesday israeli security forces can at any time send in the bulldozers and destroy these homes and the schools that is attached to the village that has a home we will face them we will confront the bulldozers together with our foreign supporters but despite this we expect the village to be demolished campaigners hope that the presence of this school that educates one hundred eighty children from this village and neighboring villages would have persuaded israel supreme court to prevent or stop the demolition order.

all the israeli army has close roads leading to the village of qana lama in occupied east jerusalem which is scheduled for demolition and scuffles have broken out between soldiers and palestinian protesters angry at israel's decision to flatten the village to make way for the building of illegal settlements imran khan has more now from coma. on friday the palestinian commission on walls and settlements issued this statement in english and hebrew saying that any israeli soldier involved in the demolition of a law will be prosecuted in the international criminal court now palestine is actually a member of the international criminal court has been since two thousand and fifteen and the statement which was issued in arabic just a couple of days ago says that the court's decision to demolish the village and forcibly evacuate its inhabitants flagrantly violates the right statute and is considered as a crime that falls within the jurisdiction of the international criminal court now we've also heard from senator us senator dianne feinstein she says via twitter israel must not demolish the palesti

the man start arguing with alexei he wants to get the boss to handle this that lamas papers he refuses and in turn wants to see identification from alexei who likewise refuses. they tell the activist to leave us alexei says he'll do so with both for grammar and nikolai he also threatens to call the police resistance who doesn't use a lot of people. then things get physical the most obvious is almost. get off my property the boss shouts. vehicle did get one corner but just because i mean we should go and you don't have any storage so the clear that's. getting violent and then facing criminal charges makes no sense not for keeping someone who only costs fifteen thousand rubles it makes much more sense for the n a to simply find a new work. that means two hundred forty euros for a new slave. yet the boss and his men turn on nikolai again they want to know what he's been up to. lead them then. nobody's keeping you here and the boss says. alexei make sure svetlana and the baby get to leave as well the man wants alexei to leave right away but alexei tells him he's waiting for the mother and

landfill which advocates say is against international law but as smith has more from the village of qana lama. the community here economy and the occupied west bank of exhausted all legal avenues now by court order homes and importantly the school will be demolished the one hundred eighty children who go to that school now have to try and make arrangements to travel to other schools maybe an hour or two hours away the order is for the demolition of the homes it is not for the eviction of the people living in them so in theory the better when living here say they can come back and rebuild their homes but they will only be destroyed again by the israeli military and the solicitor victory is not about stopping the demolition it's about stopping the transfer but fighting against forced displacement transfer and ethnic cleansing the danger here is can it's only the beginning of the ethnic cleansing of more than two hundred twenty five palestinian communities in the area of the west bank under full israeli control clearing out the better win from here will allow the israeli all farces to expand ill

it is a last supper of sorts for connor lamas residents who along with activists and supporters are waiting out the hours days weeks no one knows how long before the israeli authorities send in the bulldozers safin the feeling is indescribable the uncertainty the instability the threats of the occupation the fear of the children and the woman the situation in this community is a miserable. sob it's very painful what could be voice and losing your life and it's very difficult you may see this land as a desert but for us bedouin it's life. destroying we either live it right on our land. the almost ten year long legal battle to save has drawn support from across the world and closer to home competence for peace is an israeli palestinian group that feels increasingly isolated in this country to me. i think the situation in israel in the last few years as the to be related to state to we have to have support national international. support groups inside the israeli society that in the past were except and respected today are being attacked and i'm here because. i think that you know i like the p

become close to his holiness the dalai lama. years ago. i put one foot on the island and knew i was living here the rest of my life. >> anthony: do you ever look out there and it's just, it's wallpaper? >> shep: never, ever. i say it out loud every day. yeah, my first words in the morning are, "thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you." every day. >> anthony: shep is famously one of the most generous and enthusiastic of hosts. a more stand-up, loyal guy you could barely imagine. and it's no wonder they call the documentary based on his life "supermensch." that's how he's known around the world. here here's known as "that guy who throws great parties." >> anthony: prep starts early. with shep's friend julio, a maui born and bred rancher. with help from local chef sheldon simeon. middle of the night and a traditional imu is dug. filled with lava rocks, the fire allowed to burn down to coals before the pig, wrapped in a combination of banana leaves and tea leaves, is dropped in. >> julio: okay, you guys ready for the u