the host of the point with lucian chinese state network c g t n the spat began when ms regan began by slamming alleged intellectual property theft by the chinese government to mitch lew to which ms lewis spawn did with this. is not referring to china but the home where combined the dia trish props you need a better. well this escalated to ms regan calling for the debate on twitter which ms lu accepted while christie you know this is great that we know even in a time when we're having fights at the governmental level that a state broadcaster from the united states can have a debate with a state broadcaster from china i doubt that we're actually very eager this entire clip absolutely but it got like 200000 hits over the past weekend so i'm sure everybody's going to turn into that yacht while you know maybe we can have more of these things happen here in the united states more networks more u.s. networks having for better or for worse having a debate each other that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel 321 dish network channel 280 or streaming 247 on pluto t.

minister lord morris lord morris welcome back to going underground before we get to well stephen lucian there i got to talk about our defense secretary gavin williamson and to raise a made a minority government leader sacking him in the most extreme way possible accusing him of credit being a traitor what was your take on it well i haven't read the letter and it seems in the next sentence there's no credible alternative which i thought weakens the sentence. i find it astonishing. anybody has leaked from such a high powered committee. and. the claims that he should be prosecuted which obviously there may well be an offense here. the difficulty is in succeeding on a prosecution because no journalist worth his salt will reveal what he has been told or that he has been told my view is this the government should seek the advice of the attorney general who is in charge are responsible for the crown prosecution service he is independent as a prosecutor though he's a collective cabinets of responsibility in all the matters but as a prosecutor he's a dependent and they should consult with him an

it will lucian robbery and drama. very good and. by and again i really hope there you go but what we need to do before we actually get down to action is of course it was all focused on the 2nd division because cologne finished the season 1st board who would be joining them in the top flight next season now going into the weekend part of born were sitting in 2nd one point ahead of you on berlin and both sides faced to tough away matches so any more moody here was watching to see who it was and who is actually going to be automatically promoted and who will battle it out in the playoffs. only on berlin's famous travelling support were in full voice to spur their team on against a bolton side with nothing to play for. meanwhile part of bone coached up and down got took his charges to a hostile to dresden and they started well philip clement slicing through the dresden defense to make it one nil. now it was another set of away fans making all the noise. but part of owen's advantage was short lived dressed an equaliser a goal that will g

their state they want israel to ease the blockade that imposing gaza since twelve ok doesn't the lucian thank you very much for that update. south africa's governing african national congress is holding its final campaign campaign rally ahead of a general election supporters poured into the johannesburg stadium for the event and boosting support for the party as it faces the strongest challenge yet to its twenty five years in power president cyril run a poser is promising new jobs and economic growth and sees govern south africa's since the apartheid system ended it's been shaken by several corruption scandals. christine one who has been at that rally she sent us this update. fi official figures are not yet out but the agency was expecting a crowd of about one hundred thousand people to come out today to listen to sit i'm opposed to give his final address before wednesday's election as expected and i'm up also addressed the issues that south africans are facing he talked about houses being built in the next five years jobs being created he talked about investment coming back into the co

requirements in order to protect the revolution and and safeguard the rule lucian and the. and protect the city and it will not allow firing shots from the bridges this can a can. injure and if the sit in and people and the military and also we would discuss this with the. change and freedom and change forces in a. military council would continue and seek negotiation i am always optimistic that to morrow with god's will will reach with our. brothers in the forces of. freedom and. change. reach a good solution i think that this is enough by now and. that will allow very limited number of questions so please go yes. so you're watching a live press conference there from the sudanese capital khartoum where the military has been giving a press conference after the dramatic events of earlier they talked about the clashes on the streets in khartoum that left 4 people dead and dozens injured they said keeping the safety and security of protesters is their priority and that the security forces would not fire on protesters but they believe they were provoked let's bring in here but m

prosecutors aboard a german comic a portion to pay a five hundred thirty five million euro fine for lucian its its luxury high performance vehicles horses parent company and v.w. subsidiary audi had to pay similar fines for their roles in v.w. emissions cheating scandal. the british government has admitted that it is legally bound to hold elections for the european parliament in just over two weeks the finance minister said the obligation was challenging if the country is due to leave the bloc the prime minister continues to hold cross party talks the final deal monday night says time is too short to secure a deal before the elections. turkey's opposition party say they will run in istanbul's new merrill election after officials know the original results. president bush had time to bounce a cape not only lost the vote in the country's economic hub back in march president early on then claimed the humiliating defeat was the result of vote rigging this time polls ousted man has promised to be the ruling party when this if he returns to the polls. this is the man who inflicted a shock defeat

the international community is really pushing for is the lucian when it comes to peace in yemen and i think that. you have. to lose ground politically speaking when it comes to what happens next after the war is all off for them it's about political and david and i think that they're trying to restore it and the fans their position in yemen politically speaking they want to amend relevant the resistance movement in yemen is still very strong when it comes to popular support that being said there is an understanding now about it cannot continue much longer when it comes to military conflict and that's something we have to give the problem that we have is that on the saudi side nothing no guarantees have been given or even put forward to guarantee that. problem movement would actually have the same voice in the political future of yemen and i think that's the main worry and you know the grandstanding over ideology of the military. indoctrination i would say in this sound bite is going to get worse but the yemenis it's not helping at all the situation so i think that we need to go back t

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pride for the sudanese people for the peacefulness of its survey lucian and its relentless pursuit of democracy peace and progress. rights you're watching a live press conference from the sudanese capital khartoum the military the joint transitional council the military council and members of the opposition coalition they talked about the formation of a legislative council 300 members with 67 percent being from the opposition coalition and 33 percent made up of other forces who are yet to sign up to the coalition they talked about the details of the 6 people who were killed last night in the violence on the streets they said that negotiations yesterday. reached agreement on the structure of the new transitional cabinet and they also talked about a committee to investigate the deaths of protesters yesterday so live press conference there coming into us from the sudanese capital khartoum. now protesters are demanding an independent investigation into the deaths of at least 4 people during violence on monday the military is denying claims that security forces used live fire to disperse c

military governments in 1905 from then in 1008 to fall on both force or coercion they say that it lucian started by the people whole and by the army that came to power they don't want want a repeat of that this time around they're saying they would not leave until only. a government that's led by a civilian has been formed for they say until they are swarming and fully taken over from the transitional military council mohamed thank you very much for that for now that's mohamed we're the latest live in the world thank you. a roadside bomb has had a tourist bust bus in egypt near the giza pyramids enduring at least 1717 people mostly south africans the attack comes as egypt's tourism industry is struggling to get back on its feet after years of political turmoil and violence that toyah gate and be.

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american partners are also there and the financial lucian's because we believe as we have done for centuries turkey is the most eastern part of the west and the most western part of the east reso as a bridge and we can also help that joe graphical advantage to bring peace and stability to the rest of the world and we can bring our partners together so that they can find solutions they are ongoing challenges like nato is the most western organization that you can get so do you think that this whole bickering over as 400 can eventually put turkey's position within nato in jeopardy well i hope it wouldn't but if it comes to that turkey will have to decide what is best for her interests as you know we went through a quick temper back in july 2016 where our own parliament was bombed 11 times and the planes that bombed our parliament they're not belong to any hostile country or any enemy they belong to us they were purchased with my tax money and they were being utilized by terrorists who had dressed in military uniforms of the turkish air space so they were controlled by some outside forces and t

chains and mother of chaos may's new deal got to vote for bridget to stop waitin for for no reason lucian of brax. former director of research at the institute of economic affairs jamie whyte says the reason why he's got no chance of getting her deal over the line. 3 outcomes that are possible and unlikely in a 2nd referendum i think it's increasingly likely or just continuing on until a full blown political crisis emerges which results in a general election on the assumption that theresa may doesn't get this through they'll be a new leader of the conservative party soon enough that person was sent to be starting from scratch not completely because they'll know that there's resistance in parliament almost every possibility so that information is out now but still with made no material progress in 2 years and will have a new leader who can be starting from scratch and while britain hasn't left the e.u. quite yet it will take part in the european elections on thursday see the e.u. figures aren't especially pleased about the prospect of seeing hardcore brigadiers galloping into the work into

we believe that support for such and i will lucian is possible to stand the positions may become more realistic recent events demonstrated that it is confrontation and it tends to start a coups and then from abroad threaten to use force. taking advantage of humanitarian problems all such attempts can result in extremely grave consequences so i hope the international context group you know we are still in contact with the group they reach out to us and of the issues share our cars position with them and we hope that this group will listen. to our recommendations which i believe are shared by many other countries as well. if you could reach most of the end of question from c.n.n. . michael. us state secretary said that president trump is looking at all of the possible options including military options which are how worried are you about a possible military intervention from the u.s. into than a soil or. sleaze this is not the first time that members of the u.s. administration say that all options are on the to. see even mention the military option specifically which i really hope. that

a city like delhi the the the knowledge is particularly painful because it affects our help every lucian is a public health that wouldn't see something we need to be densely what about. it. so what are the authorities doing here to tackle the most obvious causes of delhi's dirty air. transport sector is one of the biggest. tribute to the city's happy use and this is made worse by the fact that there's a still real shortfall in the public transport system the delhi government says it's taking steps to fix this problem. last year then he made the commitment that we will bring in $1000.00 we are looking buses this is the largest commitment by any city in india. might. just mention the delhi government has been working on an ambitious electric vehicle plan for the city if we are able to achieve the goal of ensuring that 25 percent of all new to start way goes in there. in 5 years from now they're going to look at 200 percent of transition and reduce this 30 to 40 percent it's contribution of transport sector for pollution for the city despite these commitments the delhi government has been a

for a city like delhi the the knowledge is particularly painful because it affects our help every lucian is a public health that wouldn't see something we need to be in densely what about. so what are the authorities doing here to tackle the most obvious causes of delhi's dirty air. transport sector is one of the biggest. to hear that the city is happy you should this is made worse by the fact that there's a still real shortfall in the public transport system the delhi government says it's taking steps to fix this problem. last year then we made the commitment that we will bring in $1000.00 we are looking busses this is the largest commitment by any city in india. moving. just the delhi government has been working on an ambitious electric vehicle plan for the city if we are able to achieve the goal of ensuring that 25 percent of all new to start way goes in there are electric wiccans in 5 years from now they're going to look at 200 percent of transition and reduce this 30 to 40 percent it's contribution of transport sector for pollution for the city despite these commitments the delhi go

peace passage across the north through siberia then that suddenly changes the way in which the world lucian's of operated for the best part of the last hundred years and if you take the british navy as the us navy goals or three two hundred fifty years that's to say the younger american naval powers have both provided security and guarantees for international trade but also they've dominated the routes and therefore if you fall foul of them they can shut you off if there is a trade. between these enormously important. hubs of east asia and europe by russian waters that of course means that for instance china is much less. at risk of a u.s. interdiction of u.s. sanctions regime than it would be if its trade all went through areas where the u.s. navy is predominant now it may seem to us and i hope that is the case it's highly unlikely that could be a chinese u.s. conflict but if you are a planner in the pentagon or if you are planning the chinese military you look at the vulnerability of this fast engine of your world trade china to its fact that its exports and imports come see through the ind

not the fourth industrial revolution it's sort of a revolutionary evolution i mean because it will lucian or revolution revolution will have been exposed to chile and the rich life probably will change in five to between five and ten years dramatically it has changed dramatically probably starting from sixty years ago until today when the first transistors were made and we had the with the smart phones so technologically it's fourth industrial really were able to show start slash the way i want to describe this revolution a revolution where it's not only that the very high quality scientific discoveries will serve start serving us will change dramatically our lives but also different sectors of sizes there don't you will start the merging to each other mr president that my competence is nowhere near your thing i'm primarily focused on politics let me pursue this all of the questions that are of interest i'm sorry america here are country when we have i mean the time is limitless in the universe by them not on this program and i don't know if you. accelerate some time is relative so as i u

minister lord morris lord morris welcome back to going underground before we get to well stephen lucian there i got to talk about our defense secretary gavin williamson in the resume the minority government leader sacking him in the most extreme way possible accusing him of credit being a traitor what was your take on it well i haven't read the letter and it seems that the prime minister thought she had very strong evidence she also adds in the next sentence there's no occurred.

minister lord morris lord morris welcome back to going underground before we get to well stephen lucian though i got to talk about defense secretary gavin williamson in the resume the minority government leader sacking him in the most extreme way possible accusing him of credit being a traitor what was your take on it when i haven't read the letter and it's.

by first disarming get you know by from the nuclear side to a deed of lucian to god that is military is you know myside side and then at the end go after the regime it's sounds like. is there is a familiar path we have seen that in the past never in any other countries so iran in a perfect world would like to you to back them up on this decision but if it started to pulling away from elements of the deal it agreed to it puts the e.u. in an untenable position as well how can it possibly help if iran winds back on its own commitments. again as i said it our noise and i know and you know it and will not get. to decide that reactive policy or action or behavior but then again it finds itself in a. in a terrible situation it doesn't know what to do this is a situation we're did really don't know how to move forward or even backward there are stocked think they ought to start in the middle of. a terrible situation i believe the biggest mistake of course the islamic republic made was the very beginning after nuclear negotiations that should have never never singled out the nuclear issue and

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minister lord morris lord morris welcome back to going underground before we get to well stephen lucian there i got to talk about our defense secretary gavin williamson and to resume the minority government leader sacking him in the most extreme way possible accusing him of credit being a traitor what was your take on it well i haven't read the letter and it seems that the prime minister thought she had very strong evidence she also adds in the next sentence there's no credible alternative which i thought weakens the sentence. i find it astonishing. anybody has leaked from such a high powered committee. and. claims that he should be prosecuted which obviously there may well be an offense here. the difficulty is in succeeding on a prosecution because no journalist worth his salt will reveal what he's been told all that he has been told.

attorney general of the second hearing into his handling of the reports the alleged strong pressure to lucian the session was labeled a circus one democratic member brandishing a prob. chicken bar should have shown up today and answered questions yesterday prove you're not terrified to sit for a body still in the circus continues the. song his defense team claims that the fight for the whistle blows freedom is now in full swing as a british court holds a first meeting over whether to extradite the we can expose found the u.s. . government protests rocks the venezuela capital.

efficient but i want you to have a listen to a clip from 27000 that shows another side of this and it lucian who worked as the head of an aid station in shanghai explains how facial recognition software can help regular passers by on the street. that's a good thing if we think running this facial recognition system has reduced the time needed to do searches lighten the workload of our stuff and made our searches more efficient that lets us help people faster when they are unsure about their identity and helps us as much as we can to find their relatives and. so when it comes to talking about dementia patients are people who are outside the last basal recognition some would say well it can help and that silky what's your take on the beneficial uses and the opting in but but but not having a choice to opt in. i mean it it might be that there are some beneficial uses i just haven't seen them yet and inherently. why one particular issue is that is the inherent risks with life facial recognition in which there is no consent and that is inherently a mass so they eventually amass identifying tools

to spend five billion dollars in the next five years to fight marine plastic lucian which they say threatens the regional marine economies. cryptocurrency is finally gaining legitimacy after years of being mocked as a worthless fad now it is finally getting the recognition from regulators the c.r.t.c. reported an explosion of interest in crypto and expects to see more companies applied to become really regulated clearing houses the state of washington passed a bill that recognizes the legal status of electronic records pertaining to distributed letters like block chains and singapore and canada central banks became the first to successfully complete it cross border block payment with all these new breakthroughs a hash tag drop gold campaign has started amongst investors urging them to drop gold for. better store of value that coin the campaign started by greyscale argues both gold and the coins share many of the same properties of good money they're both scarce durable verifiable and accepted across borders joining us to break it all down is investigative journalist ben swan. so ben let's st

against military governments in 1965 from them in 1008 to fall on both questions they say that it lucian started by the people whole and by the army that came to power they don't want want a repeat of the this time around they're saying they will not leave until only. a government that's led by a civilian has been formed for they say until they are swarming in and fully taken over from the transitional military council mohamed thank you very much for that for now that's mohammed with the latest live in the war thank you. a roadside bomb has had a tourist bust bus in egypt near the giza pyramids and during at least 1717 people mostly south africans the attack comes as egypt's wycherly tourism industry is struggling to get back on its feet after years of political turmoil and violence the toy gate and the reports. this is what remains of a tourist bus hit by a roadside bomb today cairo's leading economic this witness was driving behind the bus when it was attacked going to be a little bit with all the foreigners in the front are injured he says i saw the whole thing from my car. 25 south a

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part of this or the lucian. by god i'm telling you no one would have been able to remove him god was out us a handful of shops and government offices did open but the strike is widespread enough for the organizers to deem it a success the plan today walkout was organized by the sudanese professionals association on behalf of the opposition coalition speaking on monday night before the strike started organizers said they were forced into taking action because the transitional military council are not negotiating in good faith. but i mean liz so what are the sole guarantor of the revolution are the sudanese people and the law and order in what we agree upon as a constitutional declaration or otherwise this is the guarantor of the revolution not a military rifle for the workers who have walked out they hope that the military leaders who replaced ousted president omar al bashir will listen to their demands for a civilian led government 2 just like this right but would like for more they don't leave without. one vers

get our freedom our we are big issue in the court we are going to parliament and all the reason lucian's all the pronouncements of parliament have been disrespected the terms of going to court our cases have been hard and we have resorted to another cause that usually means of by airing our voices of dissatisfaction and that is protest because it is provided for in our constitution as particular twenty nine so whatever we are doing is within the law and even our protest against injustice against police brutality and against impunity is justified as by the law however the police and old security organs of continued to break the law and to crack down brutally on the peaceful citizens. afghan president ashraf ghani has approved recommendations for pete's talks with the taliban is calling for a he's calling a road map for negotiations it is the result of five days of debate by three thousand elders at their assembly called the loya jirgah rani approved looking for an immediate cease fire and the pullout of u.s. troops and he's ordered the release of one hundred seventy five taliban prisoners

in the past like in one thousand nine hundred forty one nine hundred eighty five when they were lucian's like these happened and then the military has. control once again and this saying they cannot have now so they're going full throttle they will stay there until they get what they want which is a quick transfer to civilian rule mama thanks very much indeed. syrian government forces and their russian and eyes have pounded the rebel held northwest of the country with more airstrikes at least twenty two people have died after an escalation of violence in hama provinces they had lived is the last rebel held province in syria and borders and turkey russia and turkey negotiated a cease fire in september which has so far a very full government offensive box has mostly held by the. h.t.s. formally known as the new store front too aren't part of the deescalation agreement . the province is home to more than three million civilians around half of whom were displaced and moved there after the government took aleppo is dakota and other areas from rebels under-supply as more. well. volunteers work