a march of the living has taken place in lithuania coinciding with the national oriel day for murder jews the prime minister said the country owes a moral debt to those who perished nearly all of lithuania's pre-war jewish population of 200000 people were killed by nazis and local collaborators. 5 european union countries have struck an initial deal on resettling migrants rescued from the mediterranean the agreement reached in malta aims to ease the burden on the e.u. southern members who bear the brunt of migrant arrivals. on land at last in malta migrants rescued off the coast of libya finally able to disembark on european soil in many cases asylum seekers have been stranded at sea for weeks while e.u. countries argue about who will take them. here has wrangled for years over what should happen to migrants rescued at sea the e.u. has dublin agreement states that migrants must seek asylum in the 1st e.u. country they reach and that has been a major bone of contention for european countries the buddha the mediterranean. now a deal struck by germany france italy malta and finland coul

after he scored four for defending champions portugal in their 5—1 euro 2020 qualifier victory in lithuaniatrick — his team remain second and one point clear of serbia with a game in hand. elsewhere in group h, world champions france despite an antoine griezmann missed penalty eased past andorra 3—0, while in the same group two late albania goals saw them beat iceland 11—2 in elbasan.

fact, margaret, anybody who sat at the nsc desk had a stamp, and whenever you mentioned latvia, lithuaniaoro a, you stamped it -- "the united states of america does not recognize the forcible t incorporation baltic states into the soviet union." and you know what? 45 years later, when the baltic states were free, theyes were among ourallies -- estonia, latvia, and lithuania -- because they remembered that we stood for the right things.ye and so you have to do it carefully, you can't give the impression to the people of hong kong that we are gonna come to the rescue. we can't but we need to stand f the right things. >> and that words matter. >> words matter. wos matter. and sometimes, words can matter even to the chinese vernment. know that the world is watching and that they need tofi a way forward that doesn't include trying to crush that protest, that's an important message for everybody who want to say to china, "if you want to be a member of the intonal community, don't do that."t >> you were ways a republican. which was fun for me to reminded of. now there are three challengers to pr

the prime ministers of the country owes a moral debt to those who perished nearly all of lithuania's pre-war jewish population of 200000 were killed by the nazis and local collaborators. it's the britain now where the supreme court will be ruling in just a few hours on whether prime minister boris johnson acted illegally when prorogue ing or suspending parliament. now if the verdict goes against johnson it could see lawmakers reassemble putting massive pressure on his minority government the court is made up of a panel of 11 judges and they will make one of the most important constitutional rulings in british history. let's go straight to the supreme court now where my colleague troll of a cox is standing by for us in london good morning to show us what's at stake today for britain and or boris johnson. well it is a really historical day here in great britain the supreme court will answer the question whether boris johnson overstepped his powers as prime minister when he sent parliament on that forced break and last week we followed the proceedings here where the lawyers against the

a march of the living has taken place in lithuania coinciding with the national memorial day for murder jews a prime minister says the country owes a moral debt to those who perished nearly all of lithuania's pre-war jewish population of 200000 were killed by the nazis and local collaborators. still to come in this program america's outspoken football star megan rapinoe makes a statement taking the stage as the 1st female player of the year and a record making win on the men's side while all the details in just a few moments. first a 5 year opinion countries have struck an initial deal long resettling migrants rescued from the mediterranean that agreement reached malta aims to ease the burden on the use southern members who bear the brunt of new migrant arrivals for more than a year now rescue ships have been docking and attempting to dock in italy and malta but they've been blocked leaving many vulnerable silent seekers to languish on crowded ships out at sea. on land at last in malta migrants rescued off the coast of libya a finally able to disembark on european soil in many cases asy

meanwhile, cristiano ronaldo scored four goals as portugal beat lithuania in euro 2020 qualifying.ternational goals and eight international hat—tricks. the result keeps portugal in an automatic qualifying place, five points behind group b leaders ukraine. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. dutchman mathieu van der poel won stage four of the tour of britain in kendal today. he takes the leaders green jersey from matteo trentin byjust a single second. tomorrow's stage five is around the wirral. ronnie o'sullivan has been back in competitive action for the first time since his shock defeat at the world championship. he started the defence of his shanghai masters with a six frames to nil victory against china's zhang yi. american stacy lewis will be replaced by rookie ally mcdonald for team usa's solheim cup team this weekend. lewis has a back injury so will now move to a role within the backroom team. the final ashes test starts on thursday at the oval, and — though we already know the urn is heading back down under — england can level the serie

he scored four goals in portugal's 5—1 trashing of lithuania, he has now scored the more goals than anyonein european qualifying, who did he overtake? ireland's robbie keane who, before the game, kindly asked ronaldo to "leave this one, "i think you have enough records, cristiano." not quite sure that he saw that post on social media. he has now got another record. he scored his first from the penalty spot, this was his second on the hour mark to equal keane's mark. he broke that with his hat—trick and his fourth means he has now scored 93 international goals, 16 behind iran legend ali daei's world record. will he catch that? after the game, the now retired robbie keane was very gracious, congratulating thejuventus striker on instagram. ronaldo has now scored 25 in european qualifying to keane's 23. iam sure i am sure he will improve on that 25 as well. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. welcome back. the bbc has discovered that the number of prosecutions for homophobic hate crime has fallen in the last five years i

after he scored four for defending champions portugal in their 5—1 euro 2020 qualifier victory in lithuaniaile his last three came in a 14—minute spell in the second half, as they made it successive wins in group b — in what was ronaldo‘s eighth international hatrick — his team remain second and one point clear of serbia with a game in hand. elsewhere in group h, world champions france despite an antoine griezmann missed penalty eased past andorra 3—0, while in the same group two late albania goals saw them beat iceland 4—2 in elbasan. but the most exciting game had to be in southampton where kosovo despite scoring afterjust31i seconds trailed england 5—1 at half time but the hosts had to settle for a 5—3 win — failing to score in the second half, but they did inflict a first defeat on their opponents since 2017 and our sports correspondent natalie pirks was watching. we don't need to get the video out and go back through it. poor individual mistakes. a poor start to the game. i liked the way we show the game. i liked the way we show the composure to recover from that initial mistake and ou

and thank you so much christiana rinaldo put in a match winning performance as portugal thrashed lithuania in euro 2020 qualifying european champions were 51 winners away with bernardo scoring 4 times and now has 93 international calls the result means portugal remain 2nd in group b. the us when you start to move christiane is the best i don't remember any stadium in the world where he hasn't been applauded he was applauded even in france by the french supporters that year 02016 our supporters were very close to the opposing founds but everybody applauded cristiana kosovo scored 3 times including an opening minute goal but it wasn't enough to keep their 2 year unbeaten run going they were beaten 53 away against england to stay on top of group 8. but what i would say was germany is a team they recovered from those areas and although. there is nothing worse than a losing lead for making a team feel uncomfortable. i think generally speaking they they took control back of the game and we have to do to play to continue to play to take reste to see if it's possible to keep the ball also and to t

meanwhile, lithuania commissioner got the environment portfolio, one thing he has been notorious forbrussels the last couple of months, and he apparently keeps a make america great again hat on his desk. he says the hat was a gift, but it does not reflect his political views. anchor: these 27 names are picks . what happens next in terms of procedure? yeaeah, next we go to thehe eueuropean parliament acrossss e streetet where will -- whwhere they will hold c confirmation hearings for the nominees. the european parliament does like to claim one scalp so it demonstrates its power. 's just one person, and last time around, it was the primen -- flovenian minister, that had been voted out. by her placement, jean-claude her as her put vice president, and they were offering her up as a sacrificial lamb. we can expect one of these people to not be confirmed. i would say because of the humiliation the european parliament suffered in july with the pick of von der leyen, who was not one that the european that onet had insisted had to become the next european president, i expect we may get two or

he scored four goals in portugal's 5—1 trashing of lithuania, he has now scored the more goals than anyonegame, kindly asked ronaldo to "leave this one, "i think you have enough records, cristiano." not quite sure that he saw that post on social media. he has now got another record. he scored his first from the penalty spot, this was his second on the hour mark to equal keane's mark. he broke that with his hat—trick and his fourth means he has now scored 93 international goals,

after he scored four for defending champions portugal in their 5—1 euro 2020 qualifier victory in lithuaniathe penalty spot while his last three came in a 14—minute spell in the second half as they made it successive wins in group b, in what was ronaldo's eighth international hat—trick. his team remain second and one point clear of serbia with a game in hand. elsewhere, there were wins for world champions france with a comfortable 3—0 victory over andorra in group h. while in group a, england let slip a 5—1 half—time lead over kosovo to win 5—3, staying top of their group while inflicting a first defeat in 16 matches for the kosovans. we don't need to get the video out and go back through it. poor individual mistakes. a poor start to the game. i liked the way we show the composure to recover from that initial mistake and our use of the ball throughout the first half was excellent, right the way through the team. argentina have reached the basketball world cup semifinals for the first time in 13 years after a 10—point win over serbia. the south american men denied serbia a medal, a country w

it will head to lithuania as well.southern europe quieter. a few showers in spain. the outlook, it is getting cooler in moscow. temperatures just single figures. but warmer in paris and in london in the week ahead. for tuesday a cool start, but more sunshine for us. that is the weather. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. borisjohnson met boris johnson met eu borisjohnson met eu leaders earlier. all smiles — but afterwards the eu said he hadn't delivered any concrete proposals for a new brexit deal. meanwhile, outside, this was going on. booing. is not under my if they're not able to find i united they're not able to find a united in the

they trail leaders ukraine by eight points and will be hoping to cut that gap by beating lithuania. the all blacks have won the last two editions of the tournament and face south africa in their opening pool b match on saturday the 21st of september in yokohama. after the first week of the new nfl season, perhaps the biggest stir on social media was caused by odell beckham jr's new watch. —— you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team, that is your tuesday sport briefing. the american adventurer victor vescovo has become the first person to visit the deepest places in all five of earth's oceans. his final dive, conducted in a prototype submersible, was made to the bottom of the arctic ocean's molloy trench — a depth of 5.5km. he'd already reached the floor of the pacific, indian, southern and atlantic oceans. andy moore reports. he has already climbed the highest peaks on seven continents. now he has reached the deepest spot in five oceans. you put your mind to it and you get the right people working with you, almost any

very good for us well also nato has a blunt take result of military exercises there to start in lithuania next month the maneuvers by western allies were launched in the wake of crimea voting to rejoin russia in 2014 the war games involve around 6000 troops from 17 countries under rotated between member states on a 9 month basis. well reiner braun from the international peace bureau told me that the relocation of washington's military headquarters in europe could backfire on poland. germany will spend the 2 percent for nato you know that we are only go a little bit slower because it is not possible to make to get these 2 percent in such a quick way like once because of the opposition of the german people the german people don't want to spend more money for military purposes it is definitely a reaction but it is in general reaction that germany is trying on one side to follow the confrontation politics see again supporting the sanctions against russia but on the other side try to keep relations to russia and that is definitely you want to try and the united states government does not want

all time score in international football the european champions portugal were $51.00 winners at lithuania with were no low scoring 4 times you now has $93.00 international goals the result means portugal remain 2nd in group b. . u.s. would lose the move cristiana is the best i don't remember any stadium in the world where he hasn't been applauded he was applauded even in france by the french supporters that euro 2016 our supporters were very close to the opposing founds but everybody applauded cristiana. kosovo's scored 3 times including an opening minute goal but it wasn't enough to keep their 2 year unbeaten run going they were beaten $53.00 away against england who stay top of group a. but what i would say was germany is a team they recovered from those areas and although. there's nothing worse than losing a lead for making a team feel uncomfortable. i think generally speaking. to control both could be going rwanda are through to the 2nd round of african qualifying for the 2022 world cup in qatar they thrashed the seychelle 7 l. and k. golly on shoes day it's the national team's bigges

just so happens nato's so named a blunt result of military exercises there too to start as well in lithuania next month the maneuvers by 'd western allies were launched in the wake of crying mia voting to rejoin russia in 2014 the war games involve around 6000 troops from 17 countries and are rotated between member states on a 9 month basis the bit earlier in the day i spoke to reiner braun the interesting conversation is well he is from the international peace bureau he is of the view that the american buildup this new build up in poland could backfire on warsaw. germany will spend the 2 percent for nato you know they are only go a little bit slower because it is not possible to make to get these 2 percent in such a quick way like once because of the opposition of the german people the german people don't want to spend more money for military purposes it is definitely a reaction by the it is in general reaction that germany is trying on one side to follow the confrontation politics see again supporting the sanctions against russia but on the other side tried to keep relations to russia and

for us meanwhile nato to take resolve military exercises are due to start in the baltic state of lithuania next month the maneuvers by western allies were launched in the wake of crimea voting to rejoin russia in 2014 of these latest war games involving around $6000.00 troops from 17 countries and rotated between member states on a 9 month basis rayna brought in from the international peace bureau believes that the removal of troops from germany to poland won't in the long run be beneficial to the new host. germany will spend the 2 percent for nato you know that we are only go a little bit slower because it is not possible to make to get these 2 percent in such a quick way like charmed ones because of the opposition of the german people the german people don't want to spend more money for military purposes it is definitely a reaction but it is in general reaction that germany is trying on one side of follow the confrontation politics see again supporting the sanctions against russia but on the other side tried to keep relations to russia and that is definitely what trump and the united sta

he comes from lithuania.ll be responsible foreign viernme vie - for the environment and oceans these names have not been cleared by the parliament. if all goes well, this team will take over on the first of october. >> thank you what will be a very important commission for the coming years. italy's new government is reportedly planning to raise the budget deficit to around 2.3%. that is according to reuters that would be higher than the goal currently in place. potentially reig natiniting ten with brussels. welcome to our guest i want to ask you about this budg budget clearly there is an understanding on their part they need to do something to boost growth are they also not taking a gamble that perhaps with a friendlier government in place and with this important seat at the commission that they can get away with a bit of the boundaries in the name of growth introducing measures >> i will be surprised if the government is pushing for measures and when the commission is actually formed they had the support alr

graciously and greatly, giving russia control of half of poland and most of the baltic states except lithuania, and in return the russians paid back with all kinds of supplies and material and good will for the next two years until hitler attacked the soviet union, his fatal mistake in june of 1941. another example of how this ideological struggle was so deeply important in undermining the capability of the states to function in a reasonable way of creating what i call a perfect storm. you know that the spanish civil war broke out in july of 1936. it lasted for three years. it was covered in the newspapers and newsreels daily you could read about it. it was a prelude in its ideology to the war that would occur three years later between germany and the rest of europe. so you would think that the british and the french would want to maintain the power and the existence of the legal republic, even though the republic was a little bit more radical than they would normally have countenanced. the powers signed a nonintervention treaty in november of 1936, which hitler and mussolini now drawn togethe

soviet union was collapsing and the representatives of the three baltic nations, estonia, latvia and lithuaniaame here. >> jimmy: it's like he has the sun in his eyes. he's on some kind of neighborhood watch. i've been analyzing him for about two years now. mike pence is not from this planet, okay? mike pence is an alien who has come to earth to study our ways, to integrate and potentially rule us. now think about it. he was governor of indiana. isn't that exactly the kind of thing an alien would do to fit in here? and he hasn't quite figured out normal human interaction. here he is with the british prime minister this week. >> you have a gigantic chicken of our own here on the opposition benches. i'd be, i'd be asked to -- >> jimmy: that's how someone who doesn't know when how to laugh would laugh. it's a laugh sound, not a laugh. and he does a lot of stuff like that. he calls his wife "mother" which is what someone who skipped a day of human lessons would do. and watch him here sitting next to president trump. the president you'll see removes his water bottle from the table. what does mike p

i am joined by the finance minister of lithuania.to monetary policy. that package we saw yesterday from mario draghi, did that surprise you? is it just a little too much? policy, monetary policy has its limits. we see we are in a new territory for a while. we should be very cautious because of unintended consequences. we should remember that the national governments have their for structural reforms. of measures on how to deal with the economy in this cycle. >> it was a difficult decision for mario draghi. rates,u look at negative we are actually pricing in another rate cut. how do you make money? whether itsnsider levels are clear or not in this case. we have macro tools to prevent any unintended consequences. if the european central bank uses its mandate to the fullest which would use our powers at the national level as well. >> mario draghi said it is time for fiscal stimulus. you just met with the german finance minister. are they willing to put that surplus to work? terms,king in general the european union and eurozone, they hav

portugal caps and kristan are now those called 4 times as a defending european champions it beat lithuania 5 a one the event is for the has now school but $93.00 international goals or cup winners france have beat on dora 3 and now the head of french football is facing criticism after telling a referees not to stop matches if there's a homophobic abuse of phone fans they will look at it says that he's a totally against referees it taken such action that's despite new rules being introduced that allow fishelson to intervene several top level matches and france have been interrupted the season because of homophobic chanting in the stands. yes you could put to me if i am completely against homophobia but i don't want to be taken hostage by the issue there's a strong will to ensure that all people can enjoy being in a stadium with their families but stopping marches doesn't interest me it's a mistake but let me make this clear i would stop a game if there were racist chance or if there was fighting in violence in the stands some i have suffered the world cup heartbreak in their qualifying matc

should use troops to defend nato allies like latvia, estonia, and lithuania in russia attacks. in forward-basing continues to be strongly supported, particularly in asia. a little less in europe but still there is support for that. what there is no support for is military intervention to resolve conflicts, which is how we made the question. yes, to defending allies. yes, to being there. yes, to being a deterrence but no to the kind of interventionism we've had in the past 20 to 25 years. that's where the distinction lies. doesn't mean if you think iraq and afghanistan are the wrong thing, that therefore you don't believe in using military force. no. it believes maybe in doing it in a stupid way, dumb wars, as one presidential candidate who turned out to be prepretty succ when he said it. that doesn't mean you're against alliances, doesn't mean you're against military force, it means you want a strong military presence in the world without necessarily having to use it in places that have not proven effective. >> i would just add, ivo, i think this is true, that the use of milita

invade south korea. 54 percent think the us should usetroops to defend nato allies like latvia and lithuania . and facing, forward basing continues to be strongly supported in asia. a little less europe but still there is support for that. where there is no support for his military intervention resolve conflict which is how we make the question. yes to defending allies, yes to being there,yes to being strong , believing in deterrence but no to the kind of interventionism that we've had in the past through 20 to 25 years. that's where the distinction lies. doesn't mean you think around and afghanistan were the wrong thing so you don't believe in using military force . it means doing it in a stupid way, dumb award as one presidential candidate who turned out to be successful when he said it would talk about, are not the way to do it that doesn't mean you're against the alliances or military force. it doesn't mean you're against spending on the military, it means you want to have a strong american presence in the world without having to use it in some places that have notproven effective . >> i

the elections of belarus, bulgaria, canada, the czech republic, denmark, estonia, france, germany, lithuania, montenegro, norway, poland, portugal, spain, united kingdom, ukraine in the united states. they specifically targeted the scottish independence vote, the brexit vote, and --. angela merkel. in spite of the threats, the obama administration stood idly by. instead of warning the trump campaign, they used secret surveillance to spy on members of the trunk campaign all while using, allowing russian interference to occur. why are we not holding the fbi accountable for such terrible malfeasance and lack of judgment? -- says it is to attack and undermine democracy. he said the goal is to leave voters feeling as if quote either the institutions are corrupt or you can't trust the vote. end of quote. this is the kind of classic disinformation campaign that the kgb runs and as we all know, p and was a former leader of the kgb. in 2016 his goal could have been very simple. divide the american electorate, so see the distrust and make it impossible for whoever one to govern. with america weekend a

elections of bella ruse, canada, the czech republic, denmark, astonia, georgia, hungary, italy, lithuania, maldova, montenegro, portugal, spain, sweden, turkey, united kingdom, ukraine and the united states. they specifically targeted the scottish independence vote, the brexit vote and angela merkel. despite knowledge of these election threats, the obama administration sat idly by, instead of warning the trump campaign, doj and james comey fbi used secret surveillance to spy on members of the trump campaign all while allowing election interference to occur. why isn't this hearing focused on holding doj and fbi leadership accountable for this kind of terrible malfeseance and lack of judgment? what was putin's ultimate goal? the former fbi agent and counter terrorism specialist said it is to attack and under mine democracy. the goal the to leavers feeling as if, quote, either the institutions are corrupt or you can't trust the vote, end of quote. this is the kind of classic disinformation campaign that the kgb runs. as we all know, vladamir putin was a former leader of the kgb. in 2016, put

cyprus, the czech republic, denmark, estonia, finland, france, georgia, germany, italy, lithuan lithuania, montenegro, norway, portugal, spain, turkey, united kingdom, ewe yan and the united states they specifically targeted the scottish independence focus, brexit vote and angela merkel. despite knowledge of these kinds of election threats, the obama administration sat idly by instead of warning the trump campaign, used secret surveillance to spy on members of the trump campaign all while allowing election interference to occur why isn't this hearing focused on holding leadership account bable for this kind of terror shl malfeasance and lack of judgment what was putin's goal? clint watts, a former counterterrorism specialist said it is to attack and undermine democracy. he said the goal is to leave voters feeling as if quote the institutions are corrupt or you can't trust the vote, end of quote. this is the kind of classic disinformation campaign that the kgb runs and as we know, pulten was a former leader of the kgb in 2016, putin's goal could have been simple. make it impossible for who

in places that have nuclear power plants like lithuania.t of those movements, movements for the independence of those that aspects we will come back - - >> let's slow down slightly about the differences in the way the authorities responded. i want to hear more about the first 24 hours and not three-year period. but david, there was a high number of relatively rare and in that moment, obscure cases. give us an idea of how federal authorities helped to respond to this. >> it's measured on several levels. the new york city response was nothing. no response. san francisco was one of the other epicenters in the early days. it was ultimately decimated by the epidemic. - - to make money available and compassion available to people that were sick. there was nothing else to give anybody been they created caretaking networks funded by taxpayer money and the like. all this while, there was no research going on. it was something that nobody really knew because you assume the public health authorities were doing what public health authorities are typica

incursion into crimea and the ukraine as well as a very, very serious threat to estonia and latvia and lithuania poland and these are number one national security issues and money is ripped out of projects in those countries, and so, mr. secretary, what is going on here? why is that more important to build a border wall that most people think it is not effective in dealing with the current situation of people coming from the triangles in the central america, so why? what is happening here? what is the authority? and finally, and sheer the critical point. we have to take back the power of congress. we cannot allow the national defense authorization act to go to the president without sir couple vision dr circumventions of the defense authorization act and until we get back the power of the purse, then so be it. >> you have a lot on the agenda this week. and safe travels back to washington. >> indeed we do. >> congressman john garamendi. and so you have heard the congress ask it, and what is going on here about travel. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a