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crews put up sound walls around a few homes, and they are squeezing a train betweenst lished neighborhoods, and the purple line is privately funded, and it will go from bethesda all the way out to new carrollton. it will be open in 2022 if s constructionys on schedule but folks will have to live with constant disruptions. the blasting starts today and could run through january, an the blasting could be so intense, t metroains may have to stop running temporarily while the blast is going even if you are not here you can still be impacted by what happens. live in bethesda, chris lawrence, news4. >> thank you. >>> a violent con frontation at the u.s./mexicoborder, and we have the developing chaos. >> then situat got bad after the group began a peaceful march to appeal for t u.s. to speed processing of asylum. take another look at the situation here. hundreds of migrants making a run for it yesteday crossing under the bridge through a river that was filled with raw sege. they carried flags while chanting we are not criminals, we a international workers. many had babies and children with them.

nowhere does it say john podesta's e-mails have been stolen and will be pun lished. jerry said last night on "tucker carlson" that he told me and other people that. i have no memory of him telling me that. i don't know who the other people might be. but it's despicable they pit jerome corsi and i, both strong supporters to the president, against each other when the bottom line is neither one of us received anything from julian assange. or anyone else. >> sean: you ever talk to him? >> no. >> sean: meet him? >> no, never. never met him. >> sean: did you get to assange at ecuadorian embassy in london, get the pending wikileaks e-mails over read the e-mail, et cetera, et cetera? did you send that corsi? >> yes, i did. but there is some back story. i had gotten an e-mail from charles ortel, a forward from james rosen of fox, who had said he had a tip that the coming disclosures pertained to the clinton foundation. that turned out, by the way, to be false. i did know that jerry's associate ted mallock, nice fellow and i knew in new york, mentioned that he knew assange. i

that year border patrol agents mistakenly fired at tuma lish a members. no one was hurt, thank god.emon. look, they hear the talk, they're afraid and they want to go down there and it's complicated. >> they're afraid, a group of guys with guns are afraid of people with flip-flops and -- >> that's not what they think they are. they think they're coming, they're invading. they're coming in, a lot of killers, terrorists, gang members. they're coming. >> first of all, let's be honest. that's not true. there are elements -- there are criminal elements in all groups, right? >> yes. >> and, of course, we want people to abide by the laws of this country, but we are expecting people -- are we expecting them to be better than the folks who are already here? because people who are here in america already, people born in america actually commit most of the crime. immigrants don't usually commit as much crime -- >> illegal immigrants, illegal immigrants especially because they want to stay low on the radar. >> why do you need that? especially you just said in 2014 that border patrol agents actua

he has a lot more experience than arjun lish men lived in magazine and thomas miller also has more experience he's one of only half a dozen world cup winners left in the squad he's on the verge of his hundredth appearance for germany well under a flight or more because. some players said they were taught and needed to breda thomas miller is always here and gives everything for the team he's almost played one hundred games in a row you. he deserves a lot of respect and if he plays against the netherlands they'll get a beer from a off to the game and sold invites appeal. but. it's not exactly champagne but nobody expects that after the year the germany you have had. all right your washing need every news we still have a lot more to tell you about including. nowhere to go to the toilet is a utility that many of us take for granted but in some countries more people have access to a mobile phone than a toilet or in the nigerian make a city of lagos. plus the ancient city of perth amman has been brought to life right here in berlin you have a huge meets the artist who transformed this colossal pano

little what would that be and number two i think turkey at the highest level all saw willing to restore lish to relations and play a positive role in syria as well as other economic projects in the regional this person lie thing and always promote this in turkish or televisions whenever i appeared so i think that meeting can prove something positive or elles here i think if it doesn't awful much help in this case it may turn again against them but it's not the transfer case i think what is has been said in those programs absolutely true turkey is really annoyed and sees this p why did occur on forces its borders very dangerous to their national security ok them afraid gentlemen we must end our discussion we're out of time thank you to you all very base and matthew bryza and simon may be on as always thank you for watching don't forget even see the program at any time just by going to the website at al-jazeera dot com for further discussion join us on our facebook page you'll find that at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story or you can join the conversation on twitter i handle at

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downing street are sounding pretty lish.worries that could be resignations after this meeting. penny mordaunt, international development secretary, is one person who is thought to have reservations about the draft agreement. esther mcvey as well. andrea leadsom, leader of the house of commons, we have heard from her and she seemed reasonably to mystic. —— optimistic. will you back the deal? i have had a good conversation with the prime minister and i am looking at the details of the deal today and i am optimistic that we'll have a good deal of time looking at the details today so i can't answer that question right now. what about the details that you have seen? i can't answer that question right now. you're asking to speculate on something i haven't seen. sorry about that. thanks. that was andrea leadsom. let's talk to our assistant political editor whojoins me in downing street. this cabinet meeting could not be more important but already the lobbying of those cabinet ministers has begun with the prime minister talking to t