alliance has been questioned after a downfall of its main architect and behind his personal drama liza that group. is no secret that senior at nissan felt that grew three and renault, which owns a 43% sta ke three and renault, which owns a 43% stake in their company, were exerting too much control over a group of which nissan was selling the most cars. the removal of him face is the way for resetting the structure and leadership of an alliance that all parties seem to agree is too important to see for parts. it may prove to be the most lasting legacy for a fall in business giant who remains in custody. simonjack, business giant who remains in custody. simon jack, bbc business giant who remains in custody. simonjack, bbc news. the uk payments as hayward a draft agreement on postgraduate relations, insisting a deal is within our grasp. the announcer came ahead of theresa may going back to brussels tomorrow with more talks with the european commission president and an eu leaders meeting on sunday to sign off on the withdrawal agreement and the political declaration. mr speaker, the draft

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and joining us now is liza grand day she is the u.n. humanitarian coordinator in yemen and is talking to us from the jordanian capital amman these a while come to the program and i'd like to begin by asking you because saudi arabia and the united arab emirates now say that they will jointly contribute five hundred million dollars to a new aid program for yemen can the u.n. ensure that this money will actually reach the people in need were. there and roads announced that they will be contributing an additional five hundred million dollars to secure food for millions of this contribution that right and every single day the united nations to see more than eight million we estimate because the country is on the room that we need to reach an additional formula that's twelve million people that will be this contribution will be. on the ground we've heard reports that there just aren't enough facilities though to cope with malnourished children what is the aid the u.n. able to do there at the moment. there's seven million units right now are m

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now, what was the lie, what were the liza corresponding to the special counsel's office? we don't know. they said they'll reveal that in a later filing. but this could mean some serious consequence on that, not to mention he was convicted on eight counts of tax evasion. none of this having to do with the trump campaign, but it could put the squeeze on. here's what manafort's attorneys are saying. they say that he's provided info to the government in an effort to live up to his cooperation obligations. he believes he's provided truthful information and does not agree with the government's characterization or that he has breached this agreement. but his attorneys have agreed to move forward with the sentencing. marlie? >> all right, tracie, thank you. >> president trump is defending his border security policy, including the use of teargas fired at hundreds of migrants. >> the president doubled down on his tough immigration stance during his rally in mississippi monday night. >> frankly, if we didn't show them strength and a strong border -- and nobody has shown a stronger b

kirkuk is also home to some of iraq's alderson most productive oil fields the province coming flipper liza's up to four hundred one fifth of. oil and there are plans to truck some of these coote to iran but the road to the border is yet to be sick you would make the fight against remnants of i still have been margin. about scientists and conservation a sense of pacing whether it's one of the most remote parts of the planet into an ocean century the weddell sea in antarctica could be home to thousands of undiscovered species many scientists support an e.u. proposal to make it a no go zone for intensive fishing mining and deep sea drilling al-jazeera sandra thomas reports now from the meeting in. the conference has been going on in the building behind me here in hobart but two weeks and yet it's all come down to the final day friday nothing particularly surprising about the twenty sixth st so years ago when an even bigger marine park was agreed for and talked it was about lunch time on the final day when the delegates all came out celebrating that i could reach consensus as things look but thi

might lead to a few awkward moments for it to liza may end with. the prime minister will be looking for new friends at the summit and she's convinced other countries will feel the same way we might as well bear all of that in mind when we see team g twenty getting together for the family photo perhaps some of those smiles will have to be faked. on to our other headline news now sensational claims the president trumps former campaign chairman met several times with wiki leaks founder julian assange has taken a new twist a former cia officer is questioning the story saying it might have been planted by russia more on that from. it's another link in the chain of the trump russia collusion probe the guardian article exposing alleged multiple meetings between the former chairman of trump's presidential campaign and wiki leaks founder julian assange and that's really it's caused quite a stir in the u.s. media story is shaking washington that is a bombshell lana foreigners are held a secret meeting around the same time that man or for joined the tram camp

announcing their breakupn that has b viewed more than 40 million times. >> liza broke up with me sixex revealed their relationship and their breakup on instagram. but it's not just celebrities finding themselves in the limelight of iphone screens. who has been through a bakup? all o you. okay. do you think social media makes breaking up harder? >> yes. >> yeah. >> because you have to see it. you have to see him and what he is dnd his friends and the girls he is with now. >> reporter: and it's not just breaking up that's hard to d for the social media generation, finding love at all can be even harder. the modern day version of a note in yourockers hoping your crush slides into your dms. for those ho don't, kn that means direct messages. >> we could beelling our kids, our kids could be asking us, how did you meet? we say snapchat. they are like, that's so romantic. >> reporter: om. >> so muchts we are missing out on. we are saying the i love you's on text for the first time. >> it's crazy. >> a lot of girls would be like i met m h boyfriend, came up to me and told me how fw beauti i w

. ♪ oh, eliza oh, eliza ♪ ♪ little liza jane ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: for years here the base was what was called those days are gone. >> allen ladieri: but you know, i'm a high school dropout, military. i'm a veteran. there is a smell on the earth itself here in west virginia that when i was away, when i was in the army, that your soul rots away, it feels like you can't smell it. or you look up and you see the sun, all the way set. here it disappears around 4 o'clock. >> anthony: allen lardieri is a former tanker in the us army, and what he calls "constitutional conservative." he is solidly pro-trump republican. however distant from mr. trump's new york city background and gold-plated lifestyle he may be. >> allen: you'll see a lot of parallels in rural west virginia that you see in the inner-city. >> anthony: i see a lot of parallels to places i've been. school districts that are starved, opioid addiction, teenage pregnancy, food deserts, you know where there ain't nothing but fast food. >> allen: yeah, exactly. where's our whole foods? it's non-existent, sir. >> tony: why would west virginia o

. >> yes.th buwoman who wrote and directed my episode is a woman named liza johnson who made "elvis &smart and she wrote this really clever, interesting funny script. and it's about this russian fella who comes to the states.u ow, the premise is that everything happens in room 104 at this motel.si so, this r fella comes in to the states, 'cause he met this woman in on the internet. american woman who work at like a veterinary clinic, or something. >> jimmy: yup. >> so, they are having thiin internet dathe motel room, and it's pretty funny. yeah. >> jimmy: it comes like a a "90 day fiance" type of deal? you know that? >> yeah. i mean, maybe that's what [ laughter ]ut i -- >> jimmy: let's talk about the -- [ laughter ] talk about your other project. "ltle drummer girl." >> this is like the trump segment earlier. >> jimmy: no. >> 'cause you said l-- "the litter drummer girl." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i thought it was a a remake. "litter drummer girl" was be big hit. >> goin' around, throwing trash everywhere. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] let's talk about "the little r drumrl." this i

so cnn politics reporter and editor at large, chris liza, is here with me with all of these celebritiesreally make a difference? >> so many. and honestly, brooke, yes, celebrities are often involved in politics but more so now. i think trump has really, particularly for democrats. one of my favorite fictional characters, ricky bobby, cut something for doug jones, you remember him, the guy that beat roy moore. let's look at that and then talk more. >> hey, guys, it's doug jones. i'm here with my friend, ricky bobby, right here, telling everybody, get out to vote november 6th. isn't that right, ricky? >> that's right. just remember. i piss excellence and i crap freedom. if you don't vote, first, you're last. >> you're last. vote, november 6. >> november 6. >> all right. >> all right. >> if you don't -- if you're not first, you're last. that's definitely a motto. okay. so will ferrell has been very active. he was with stacy abrams in georgia. you can see the shirt there. he's far from the only person, as we covered last week, oprah for stacy abrams. there are a lot of celebrities in there

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the russian liza bought by hillary clinton, the dirty russian dossier, let's not forget about the strategyo leak those lies to you, the american people, from high ranking members of obama's government area to why? to influence the 2016 election and help hillary come with propaganda and russian lies. fisa abuse, literally lying to a fisa court, literally abusing power before a fisa court, not telling them the truth on purpose. trump campaign official actually spied upon by your government, misleading fisa court judges,'s number committing fraud, dirty dossier, circular reporting on the dossier, the fault of their evidence. four fisa warrants, another word, fraud committed on a court to get a warrant to spy on a campaign associate of donald trump. in the lead up to an election. and influence the american people. and then bludgeon donald trump with things that are not verified or corroborated, and of course, this all goes back to hillary clinton's private server and a bathroom closet, how she was big exonerated before an investigation even started, really. urbanizing intelligence, fisa court

outside the consulate in istanbul thank you our guest joining us now belinda liza who is the director of the turkey project at the center for strategic and international studies he's on skype from washington d.c. this saturday thank you for your time sir tell me your thoughts on president earlier one's position at the moment as i was saying to hashem there he is in a you could say a position of strength he said i'm going to feed this information out over a period of time do you think this is a good strong strategy for him. well i would say the fact that he wrote an op ed for the washington post shows that putting pressure on the trumpet ministration . is a way of putting pressure on the highest level subscribe to government as a pretty which identified in the op ed as being responsible for the murtha create the air is to get the trumpet ministration to do what it has not been willing to do so which is you know to actually take measures itself to put sanctions and it's even identify the highest levels of the saudi government which we all assume. that on meant one of the descent of man

it's liza, i apologize. couple more sales gone, exto.able to get through the talk. she is quite a person. she lives for 50 years after attempt ton dies. she is quite a person. in his last letter to her ham ton describes her as best of wives, best of women. it is a good thing for next anniversary to remember that quote, best of wives, best of women. probably might work. you can try it. now, she is the daughter of general philip skyler, a super welcomy important general, friend of washington's, and one of the most powerful men in upstate new york. and connecting with him -- now you might say, hamilton -- he is a bastard brat of a scottish pedler, and he is marrying skyler's daughter. how did he feel? he couldn't have been happier. he welcomes hamilton into his arms as a perfect gent. it really, i think again is another example of hamilton's ability to charm. he is the kind of person that as far as philip skyler is concerned, hamilton can do no wrong. it is interesting. someone wrote about hamilton, there is a fascination in his manners by

liza true jeffrey you can finish the sentence i know you're all right so here's what i think might happen that there might be this tension happening between mainstream comics and graphic novels and then what you want to do as artists who happen to be indigenous and you would be seen that fight or can everybody want to get that jeffrey and sunny oh yes i think everybody can work together if we have a healthy respect towards each and every culture that it's possible that. it's being done we just need to see more of it so. yeah i agree with that with that like people were thinking that black panther the movie was all they could have before people of africa and the santo are black are people that are black but everybody from a variety of cultures love that movie like i remember seeing it my almost started around dance in the theater so i saw a lot of my own culture in that movie and like the importance of our own stuff and so i believe that any level i at any representation for any group that isn't just a default page and like something that we all love by when people feel that just because t

. >> liza broke up with me. >> reporter: and "stranger things" star, millie brown and her ex revealedthe limelight of iphone screens. who has been through a breakup? all of you. do you think social media makes breaking up harder? >> yes. you have to see it. you have to see him and what he's doing and his friends and the girls he's with now. >> reporter: and it's not just breaking up that's hard to do. for the social media generation, finding love at all can be even harder. the modern-day version of a note in your locker is hoping your crush slides into your dms. that means direct messages. >> we could be telling our kids, our kids will be asking us, how did you meet? snapchat. it's so romantic. you waste so much genuine moments we're missing out on. we're saying the i love yous on text for the first time. that's crazy. i think a lot of girls would love to be like, i met my boyfriend. he came up to me and told me how beautiful i was. that's not how it was. >> he slid to my dms. yeah. >> reporter: the constant access to pictures and information can lead to an obsession with what others

be a alyssa -- it could liza, she is from staten island, new york. go ahead.i found ron calls disgusting, honestly. the reason i am calling is your caller who commented on trump and his activity in atlantic city is absolutely correct. people should look into that. look into governor chris christie's part in all of that. i know several attorneys who have worked on the bankruptcy and thisatlantic city same firm is working for trump, , some of thestie powers that be in new jersey and new york. host: the new york post is saying the robo calls from the president in staten island -- 55,000 of them. did not receive any robo calls, but i did vote for max roads and i congratulate him. i am actually shocked he won. i really think it says something the power of democracy and democrats right now. host: why were you shocked he won? caller: staten island voted for trump. we are the only conservative bureau in -- bro in new york rough inconservative bur new york city -- we have not had a democrat representing us i believe in quite some time. is from statener island, new york