to be totally honest, we have started with it immediately after the man united game, when we said 0k,, when we said ok, now we have the difficult fixtures behind us, and now they start games were we probably will be competitive, more competitive than in the games we played before. they started on tuesday in the cup, where they were great, and they continued today. in spain, barcelona's unbeaten primera division campaign continues but they were held to a goalless draw by getafe at camp nou on sunday. the result means their gap at the top is down to seven points after atletico madrid's win on saturday. elsewhere, valencia moved back to third place with a 3—1win over leva nte, while sevilla beat girona 1—0. in italy's serie a, inter have moved third with a 2—1win over bologna, meaning lazio drop to fifth after roma were 5—2 winners over bottom of the table, benevento. justin kluivert scored the opener as ajax beat fc twente 2—1 in the dutch eredivisie on sunday to cement their second place in the league. kluivert gave them the lead as the clock hit exactly three minutes, after some exqui

decades the man units have been in chanting john and older like it's a world made of wood and strings and lots of imagination. to start. and no serious fifty kitchens once a day we take you on a canary trip and prove that you can enjoy good food from around the world without evolution in the german capital this home to people from the two hundred different nations like all of a miller he moved to the german capital from new mexico in the united states in two thousand in america you can get breakfast twenty four seven this was one of the things he missed most after i moved to germany but it took another twelve years before he decided to open his own authentic diner in berlin where you could find the american way off breakfast. i think i wanted to live in berlin almost as soon as i discovered what was below the surface. as soon as i started to to meet the people here who were engaging in their own projects and that's kind of the thing i want to do too and it seemed like a great place to do it. all of them and i was born in one thousand nine hundred seventy two in san francisco the young

man united commemorated the 60s anniversary of the munich air disaster with a minute's silence.club but it was a familiarface, aaron scored for his new club but it was a familiar face, aaron ramsey, scored for his new club but it was a familiarface, aaron ramsey, with his first hat—trick in his tenth year at arsenal. manchester city's laid at the top of the premier league has been cut to 13 points after the 1—1 draw with burnley. important wins for bournemouth, brighton and southampton while leicester city and swansea drew 1—1. celtic were beaten 1—0 by, and, only the second mistake defeats is rendon rogersjoined the the second mistake defeats is rendon rogers joined the club the second mistake defeats is rendon rogersjoined the club in the second mistake defeats is rendon rogers joined the club in may 2000 16. -- rogers joined the club in may 2000 16. —— brendan rodgersjoined the club. kilmarnock move up to sixth place while celtic are eight points clear at the top of the scottish premiership. there were also wins for aberdeen, ross county, premiership. there were also wins for

five one victory that win puts man city sixteen points clear at the top of the table second place man united will have a chance to cup that lead when they face newcastle on sunday talk them have crawled into three third champions league place while arsenal are down in six six points behind liverpool who are fourth and around madrid have picked up a much needed win in spain slowly go cristiana rinaldo scoring a hat trick in a five to defeat of ralph socio dad it lifts them to third in the standings but still sixteen points behind leaders barcelona england have stayed joint top of the rugby six nations standings the defending champions beat wales twelve six in a test match at twickenham on saturday and also hold that joint top position after a fifty six nineteen thrashing of at least scotland hosts france on sunday and that's all your sport for now more later in the stricken parun has celebrated valentine's day earlier by hosting a mass wedding of a different kind. of. decked in a wedding gowns unveils a few dozen barking couples tied the knot and obviously an open air ceremony this is part of

one after two goals from sergio guerra when will take them sixteen points clear of second place man united karl scott arrow has been elected as the new head of u.s. soccer the sixty two year old replaces sunil gulati who was heavily criticised after the men's national team failed to qualify for the twenty eighteen world cup in russia those of you didn't vote for me. i'm going to work to earn your trust or over the next four years. i promise you i'm going to work. together with all of you to bring us together as one united so. that's all leave this room. with that in mind thank you very very much. and that's all your support for now it's now back to chile and london far a thank you know iranians celebrating the thirty ninth revolution day marking the return of ayatollah khomeini from exile so arrival in the country prayed since if they fall of the shah and the birth of the islamic republic of iran well they were indians often talk about the islamic revolution as if it's still happening but thirty nine years later it means more to some than it does to others same reports from tehran. the fou

assaulted during a west bank raised by israeli defense forces they were searching for another man the united kingdom of an israeli man who bears the same surname as to rob here we can start to show you the extent of the injuries sustained during the morning the schoolteacher is expected to require further treatment including a skin graft in one of his arms he's also been left with a leg injury. so. i woke up when i heard explosions i looked at my house door and it had been destroyed by an i.d.f. bomb and after that there were several other explosions that destroyed the windows and damaged the house i went immediately to my children's room and we gathered after that there was another explosion that destroyed the bedroom door i saw a dog it started to attack me and bite my shoulder and then it started to bite my leg and i was screaming. the palestinian schoolteacher was allegedly attacked in front of his children and his wife in the us. this incident has had a psychological effect on my husband my children and myself i am staring at this hospital with them and i see him waking up at night shak

wouldn't be a drama for us but the game was difficult tottenham are chasing the same double as man unitedand face thirty or rochdale later but the spurs boss marine to change now is concerned about his players' motivation levels they needed a great play to beat fourth tier newport's in the last round tufted to play new board i think this would have something and if you know land of the new player is because you're not giving enough to understand that if you want to win the. title if we want to compete for be one of the best team in the on europe. is this the game is it is important to induce a was just a you need to leave a new border. and that's all your support for now i'll be back with more later but for now hand you back to enter in for many thanks indeed to just about to for this news out. here to update you on his top stories in just a couple but i'll be back in about two hours time so you. was always telling you how famous he was going to make that's how he presented hello my name and body without consciousness it is northwest representatives kind of. teacher couldn't fall. asleep

points at burnley but a one one draw still leaves city thirteen points clear of second in the table man united i'm going through the way we play again the same like game against was in the recent past but. in the top level you know we have to score goals into they were not able to the games we were able to they know that way we don't have to put in the wins rugby players are set to begin their campaign to win an unprecedented third straight six nations title england play and it's only a moment in their opening game of the biggest international competition and northern hemisphere rugby england have earned twenty three wins from their last twenty four games and are up to second in the world rankings behind new zealand on saturday wells were convincing winners over scotland in cardiff they won thirty four to seven scotland have now failed to win in the welsh capital since two thousand and two and the other game arland scored a last second drop goal to beat france fifteen to thirteen. the phoenix open has a broken its own a record to attract the largest one day crowd and golf history more than two

his grandchild is in the business so this man, in the united states, he didn't invent artificial intelligence. he didn't do anything that was like, this is me selling furniture. any one of us could have entered the business but he lived by the creed basically of delighting his customers and working with people and establishing relationships with them so that they in turn would want to know the customers, he couldn't go out there and take care of every rental car possibility but he learned how to project himself and his attitude towards his fellow man, and his desire to make a friend out of everycustomer . and he used to make very ordinary cars and turn them into this extraordinary business commercially. >> and it illustrates several points. one is you don't necessarily get it right the first time. in the car leasing business, basically you were competing on the cost to money of nascar's and he it was very hard to delight the customer when you were sending a monthly check. at that time. so his talents were being wasted, basically in that business but at the age of 40, all of the experience fou

still goalless between man united and sevilla. i will have all the goals in sportsday at 10:30pm.aving been marching with thousands of other students to the state capital, calling for new laws on gun control. it's the first organised protest by a youth—led anti—gun movement — which was set—up following the attack last week. 0ur north america editor jon sopel reports. a school trip like no other. these students from marjorie stoneman douglas haven't come to the florida state capital to listen. they have come to speak and demand change after 17 of their classmates and teachers were killed last week. and they're determined to be heard. no one needs these weapons that are taking children's lives, and they should just ban them because all they are used for is destruction. and they're just not needed. you should go to school feeling safe and be confident that you are there for an education and a bright future. you're not here to worry about getting shot. these youngsters will be heard politely and given a warm reception by florida lawmakers. but last night those same people voted agains

this man in the united states, he didn't invent artificial intelligence. he didn't do anything that just like mrs. b., selling furniture. any one of us could have entered those businesses. he lived by the creed basically of the delighting his customers and working with people and establishing the relationship with them so that they in turn would want to delight the customers. we couldn't go out there and take care of every rental car possibility. he learned how to project himself and his attitude watowa his fellow man and his desire to make a friend out of every customer. he managed to take very ordinary cars and turn them into this extraordinary business from virtually nothing. it illustrates several points. one is you don't necessarily get it right the first time. the car leasing business, basically we're competing on the cost of money to finance cars. it's very hard to delight a customer when you tell them to send you a monthly check for five years. at the age of 40 with all of that experience behind him, he found, he found the golden key. he took a ver

nigel farage disagrees, he said he may have faults but he is the right man to unite the party. agree with him, the party is at risk of becoming com pletely the party is at risk of becoming completely irrelevant. that is what nigel farage has said. whether it has sway on the membership year, it's hard to tell. the people i have been speaking to split down the middle. younger ukip members have said they want to see henry bolton to go, they don't think he is right for thejob. other to go, they don't think he is right for the job. other membership year saying that they need to get behind him. that this is ridiculous. they have had four leaders in 18 months, and actually it is a case for the nec having too much power. it's all going on in there. we will hearfrom henry bolton, they will hear from an nec member, steve crowther, on the two sides. and people will be picked at random to put their points of view across, two from each side, 77 people have applied to speak on the stage. two on each side will be picked at random and then it goes to a closed ballot. votes are counted in front

prison mighty palace city cena prime minister i know become a singer and the man the united to defeat by and the rajapaksa were heavily involved in the campaign traveling around the country to support their respective candidates the stakes for each of them are high and the results of this grassroots race will point towards the political board in the run up to the general election in two years and have an end as al-jazeera colombo. still ahead on al jazeera desperate to get out but now a bit as well as neighbors are tightening border controls after forty years leading the irish chain famed party controversial figure cherry adams hands the reins to a new generation. beneath speaking sky spy the taj mahal. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. hello there we're seeing a fair amount of cloud across the middle east at the moment most of it's working its way in from the mediterranean just toppling its way eastwards still giving us a great deal of very active weather at the moment it's a more active system that we've got a bit further east that given a fair amount of snow and that one's

national election prison mighty palace city saina prime minister i know became a singer and the man the united to defeat by in the rajapaksa were heavily involved in the campaign traveling around the country to support their respective candidates the stakes for each of them are high and the results of this grassroots race will point towards the political board in the run up to the general election in two years and have an end as al-jazeera colombo. mary lou mcdonald is set to become the new leader of the irish nationalists political party should same but donna will take over from the controversial politician gerry adams who led the party for thirty four years adams announced his intention to quit the will in november in a move that passes the leadership to a new generation of seven should favor them. that mexico is in the grip of a war on drug gangs acapulco was once a sought after holiday destination now though it has the highest murder rate in the world despite the best efforts of police and aid groups it seems as if the social fabric by becoming undone from acapulco john holeman reports. th

national election prison might be powerless citizen or prime minister and no become a singer and the man they united to defeat by in the rajapaksa were heavily involved in the campaign travelling around the country to support their respective candidates the stakes for each of them are high and the results of this grassroots race will point towards the political board in the run up to the general election in two years when if an end as. colombo and other opposition party in azerbaijan has announced it will boycott the presidential election this means that there are no opposition candidates to contest the vote which has been brought forward to april president ilham aliyev who's running for a fourth term issued a decree changing the date of the election from october he's been in power since two thousand and three. the irish republican party shin fein is elected a new leader ter place gerry adams who announced he was stepping down late last year mary mcdonald says she's committed to pushing for a united ireland but as nadine barbara ports she has more immediate challenges to contend with. taking over fr

prison mighty palace city senior minister brown no became a singer and the man the united to defeat by in the rajapaksa were heavily involved in the camp being traveling around the country to support their respective candidates the stakes for each of them are high and the results of this grassroots raise will point towards the political board in the run up to the general election in two years when if an end is. colombo and the opposition party in azerbaijan has announced it will boycott the presidential election it means there are no candidates to contest the bill which has been brought forward to it pull a very president elect al again of who is running for a fourth term issued a decree changing the date of the election from october he's been in power since two thousand and three. when ian's a celebrated their thirty ninth revolution day mark in return of ayatollah ruhollah khomeini from exile his arrival in the country precipitated the fall of the shah the birth of the islamic republic of iran it means often talk about the islamic revolution as if it's still happening thirty nine yea

he said he may have faults but actually he is the right man to unite the party., the party is at risk of becoming completely irrelevant. that is what nigel farage has said and whether or not that has had much sway on the membership year, it is difficult to tell. people i have spoken to are really split down the middle. a lot younger members say that they want to see henry bolton go. they don't think he is right for thejob. some of go. they don't think he is right for the job. some of the other membership say that they need to get behind him. this is ridiculous. we have had four leaders in 18 months, up have had four leaders in 18 months, up until when henry bolton was elected. this is a case of the nec having too much power. it's all going on in there now. we will hear from henry bolton and steve crowther, and nec member, on the two sides. people will be picked at random to put their points of view forward. we believe it is two from each side, 77 people have applied to speak on stage, two from each side are picked at random and then it goes to a closed ballot. vo

national election prison might to polish city cena prime minister i know became a singer and the man they united to defeat by in the rajapaksa were heavily involved in the campaign travelling around the country to support their respective candidates the stakes for each of them are high and the results of this grassroots race will point towards the political board in the run up to the general election in two years and in el joins us live from the capital city colombo how close are we to the final results. peter we're hearing that many of the results have been counted but there's still a last minute tallying there obviously a process of sort of carry frank things where there are results challenge accounts challenge and that is happening but fairly shortly we should be hearing a full picture peter what are the main implications for the central government everything. the government is having a real reality check if we can describe it as such peter essentially it's three since they took control of the national government two parties two main parties coming together that of the president by policy cen

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in our system of justice the 94 us attorney's office are manned by 93 united states attorneys and 93 united states attorneys are all political appointees and they serve at the pleasure of the president. they are traditionally interviewed and recommended by the permit of justice and recommendation goes to the white house. in each instance the senators from the states for the us attorney's office are located heavily weizen on who they think is most appropriate to serve as the united states attorneys. my colleagues are career professional prosecutors but we are not political appointees. we stay on regardless of who the us attorney and from one administration to the next. >> host: mike and olivia, washington. independent. >> caller: yes, i was wondering about what he thanks about the criminalal justice system wheret seems to me that poor people go to jail and that rich people pay a fine and they get away with some pretty you know criminal stuff. as far as i think somebody like had a school going and -- >> host: musketeer question about poor people going to do. >> caller: well, in our sys

they beat manchester united, man city, tottenham, liverpool, chelsea in every one of those campaigns.wo of the big teams along the way and it was disappointing to see when there was a chance that silverware, another chance, that the team just didn't seem to be able to get itself the day. it was the big disappointment. notjust the day. it was the big disappointment. not just the the day. it was the big disappointment. notjust the gulf between manchester city and arsenal, but that there wasn't more fight from the arsenal team. what do you make of the short list of potential managers? it is a big job and the most interesting thing is that the short list has emerged as being lea ked short list has emerged as being leaked into the public domain and it is very interesting it has reached all the newspapers at the same time which would make you think it was breached from someone in the club getting the names out there into the public domain. there are other names not molest. people talk about carlo ancelotti as well but the most interesting thing is that list is out there now and it has start

milwaukee police department, and doj civil rights division of human trafficking prosecution unit, today that man is behind bars. and there hope he stays. stories like this are far too common and they don't always and injustice. that's why cooperative actions like today summit are so important. we must work together. at the department of homeland security, the blue campaign, i'm wearing blue and honor of that campaign and i hope you will do that next year that's a month we remind everyone of the challenge we face. see unified efforts to raise consciousness about human trafficking. in addition to new public service announcements will develop industry toolkits and products. will help you, private industry and nonprofits recognize the signs of trafficking specific to your line of work. two truckstop cashiers and hotel clerks to emergency room nurses, we want everyone who interacts with the public to recognize the signs, to know what to look for and who to report it to. i asked for your support in the effort. more information can be found on the website. many components plan important role in counter

man robert rock straw. a former stockton resident whose family, also lived in calaveras county. we showed one of the letters to a former member, of the army intelligence unit, that robert used to belong to. >> that format -- that former one recognize a code that he and the other man used in his unit. new word -- words applied pointing to robert rock straw. it's at 10 fbi catching. sws which stood for special warfare where rock show went to use coding.>> the fbi released it composite sketch of db cooper when the hijacking investigation began.>> when he got on a plane in portland oregon last night, uses another passenger.>> just the day before thanksgiving in 1971, the mysterious case of the northwest orient airlines hijacker intrigued people all around the country. the man who called himself db cooper, showed a flight attendant a bomb in a suitcase allowed passengers to leave, ask for $200,000, and parachutes. in the plane to off, he jumped out with all that cash strapped to his body. no one found him, all these years. in sacramento, kpix5. >>> roberts -- robert lives in san diego and he insists he is not dj cooper. >>>unusual crime caught on camera. kpix5

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the former manchester united man just loves the game. iam i am forever blowing bubbles.rom me, tulsen tollett, that is your thursday sport briefing. back to germany now, and an unusual musical event started out in frankfurt. a special plane — operated by the european space agency — took a group of djs and their fans up into the sky, for a set in zero gravity. the bbc‘s tim allman takes up the story. studio 5a and the ministry of sound have nothing on this — an airbus a310 called zero—g. dozens of people from around the world given the chance to get high, very high, and not an illegal substance in sight, taking off for a whole new experience. music plays # we hit turbulence... music plays # let's go. usually the testing ground for astronauts, zero—g instead became the most exclusive and unusual nightclub in the world. # we hit turbulence... a heavy beat, but the lightest of party—goers. for 90 minutes, they danced, or at least they they try to dance, they floated, they spun. what goes up must come down, but this was one high—altitude rave, that blew people's minds. it was

yeah john crime the man from the united kingdom who by the way speaks almost perfect german came to the bank he was hired as a true reform and by well he has been really struggling and during the press conference last week i was attending as well you could really feel that he is so much under pressure he has no promise to bring dacha vankin two thousand and eighteen back in the winning zone and he is very certain i guess that if this is not going to be the case most likely he is going to lose his job yes and the share price development of the bank or rather disappointing just during the last week it was dropping with eleven per cent in one year with eighteen per cent and the last three years forty five per cent so you can imagine many shareholders are very disappointed and that's why also big financial institutions at the moment are advising shareholders to sell their shares because they're even expecting the worse than in other good records cry and their rival commands bank has come out with fresh numbers today is investors happy about what the big hearing there yet totally different s

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phrases and ideas -- i won't read this one out, but this is the turkish portion of the otto man empire. the united states had no war with the oto man empire and no necessary reason to find itself being drawn into the crisis that became the otoman empire. yet there we were and there was william linn wester man sitting in a meeting to describe where the most important region constantanople would go. the british wanted to operate on this map agreed to 1916 and very quickly what this is, the areas in blue would go under french control. the areas in red would go under british control. the area listed here as a would be under french influence. the area under b would go under british influence. and this little yellow bit right here called palestine would be put under some yet to be defined international territory. now, the americans hated this arrangement. both because it violated everything that was in the 14 points, and because the british and french had agreed to it secretly. the americans found out about it when the bolshiviks found it and published it. the americans don't want to honor this. to say

i ask that the most power man in the world, the president of the united states -- powerful man in the world, the president of the united states of america, keep his word. keep your word, mr. president. you indicated that no one under the age of 21 should be able to buy an assault-type weapon. keep your word, mr. democrat, don't allow the n.r.a. to veto your word. are you the most powerful man in the world. keep your word, mr. president, stay with those young people who have issued a clarion call to this country to do something about the killing that's taking place on our school campuses. these are children that are dying. keep your word, mr. president. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to address their remarks to the chair. the gentleman yield back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. hompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this morning hi the privilege 6 addressing more than 1,00 advocates who are in washington this week for the national anti-hunger policy conference. as chair

his most high—profile supporter so far nigel farage has said that, despite his faults, he is the man to unitet seen here today, but he could have an influence on some of the membership that have arrived to take part in this special vote. there are between 1200-1500, we this special vote. there are between 1200—1500, we know that the wall behind me holds 1500 members of ukip, we don't know if they will all show up. henry bolton will have a short time to put his case. we will also hear from steve crowther, short time to put his case. we will also hearfrom steve crowther, a vetera n also hearfrom steve crowther, a veteran member of the national executive committee, on why henry bolton should go. there will then be two short speeches for either side, made by people drawn randomly. we will not get to hear those, but the membership roll. there will be a close ballot, those will be counted on stage and we will get the announcement. henry bolton has indicated that if this vote goes against them he will make a pretty immediate resignation. unscientific polling, but the people i have been talking to se

man. john kelly has done a remarkable job as chief of staff for the president of the united states. and i look forward to continuing to work with him for many, many months to come. >> reporter: another issue that's likely to come up at the briefing this afternoon, an acknowledgement from the president's long time personal attorney mike cohen that he paid money to stormi daniels. saying i'm mr. trump's long time special and i have proudly served in that role for more than a decade. in a private transaction in 2016 i used my own personal funds to facilitate a payment of $130,000 to ms. stephanie clifford, daniels real name. neither reimbursed me for the payment, either directly or indirectly. in 2011, stormi daniels gave an interview in which she claimed she had a sexual encounter with the president in 2006. she has since denied that on multiple occasions. allegations were raised late last year that cohen paid daniels for her silence shortly before the election. cohen again denies that there was any sexual encounter, but he does eupbt kate daniels was paid to keep quiet and it was him

the existing building includes another unit that was rented all along, but the tenant, a young man, vacated the unit for fear of the future demolition. the owner has already gotten rid of one tenant and is ellis acting the other family. that is why he is stalling the d.r. hearing on this project until after the ellis act due date. our d.r. hearing date is -- has now been postponed and we fear that the senior tenants in occupancy will be forced to vacate as their ellis act eviction date is april 28. please, we request a d.r. hearing as soon as possible. thank you very much for your time and consideration. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is ken hogar, the other half. and i am the owner of 75 and 77 28th, next door to michael and connie. we filed for a d.r. hearing in 2017 in hopes of a quick hearing date as the current tenants who were seniors in their late '70s have been living there for 29 years and have been subjected to an ellis act eviction by april 28. the planner, chris towns, has attempted to schedule a d.r. hearing date in march

like this going on, statements coming from the f.b.i., when we look at somebody like adam schiff, man unitedates, this is just bias. just saying american people, either you are -- whether you are democrat or republican, if don't see this thing like -- might be you. his is really terrible for the image of the whole country around the world. thank you. windmere, florida, independent line, next from victor. caller: yes. 've been watching the russian meddling, how much attention it's getting. wonder how people in congress that are getting unlimited amounts of monnecampaign finance, and from pacts and undocumented sources, that could vladamir putin for all we know. we have no idea. some of the things that affect more are prescription drug sanders tried and to pass a bill, it was stopped by the corporate lobbyists. more power than the people and the russian meddling. lives a lot our more. i hope mr. mueller looks into decision has ed done to the congress and to corruption in the congress. wide open to corruption, there is unlimited amounts of oney, they can set up dummy corporations, nobody knows

allies. - [man] a general assembly of the united nations meets at lake success for a dramatic session. - to ask the distinguished delegate of the soviet union to limit himself strictly to the point of order. - it became clear that in the face of the soviet veto that the united nations wasn't gonna be able to solve the most pressing global problems. as a result, america, we focused that institutional energy on building things like nato, like the european union, that would create stability of rule based institutionalized stability. - [narrator] the cold war rivalry with the soviet union compelled the us to promote its system of liberal democratic values, free markets, and free trade as a global standard to be emulated. - what the soviets held out was a model of global integration that was connected to social and economic progress for those at the bottom. let's say the american model, liberal internationalism, made a different case. argued that it was not so much the language, the equality of all peoples, but rather the liberty of all people. free speech, freedom of assembly, what we wou

colombia has extradited to the united states an ecuadorean man it accuses of being one of the region's alava attempted to join the ranks of the farc rebel group in order to avoid extradition. russell trott reports. taking no chances, handcuffed and surrounded by heavily armed police and security guards, the man said to be a top drug lord and a top target for the united states is about to face justice there. over the past decade, prosecutors say washington prado alava, an ecuadorian, smuggled more than 250 tonnes of code cocaine. a fingerprint taking and an armed escort in the full glare of the media, a final humiliating downfall of an alleged drug smuggler said to have ordered the murder ofjudges prosecutors and police officers. translation: he is accused of introducing hundreds of tonnes of cocaine into the us. during this three—year investigation, more than 100 people have been captured. it is claimed he was in colombia trying to join the ranks of the farc. to escape extradition. as part of the peace deal between colombia and the farc which ended a five decade—long conflict, gorillas

syria to be terrorists and feels quite threatened by them and has been a long outspoken man doing that the united states and its support for these forces . why does the u.s. troops and where you are in syria even after i see. why do these weapons still arrive you must be plotting against america is in the process of creating a terror army on our. what we have to do is nip this terror army in the bud american do not encroach on our borders do not provoke a run out of patience tillerson has arrived in turkey and he'll be going to an embassy a u.s. embassy in turkey that is on a street it's actually for the military operation against those kurdish forces and by the united states operation olive branch they're sending a pretty clear message to washington that they do not approve of this policy of arming kurdish forces the united states is caught in a strange place between two hours it's aligned with the kurdish forces and it's also a line with the turkish government a member of nato that considers those kurdish forces to be terrorists. one expert told us turkey is losing patience with the u.s. and ne

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united states. a fire which killed a man in a care home in hertfordshire is believed to have been caused by an oxygen cylinder exploding. sinn fein‘s gerry kelly is reported to the police after he was filmed removing a wheel clamp from his car. and sportsday is here in half an hour, with highlights from england's six nations tie in rome. their italian hosts had their moments, but england scored seven tries to start this year's campaign with a convincing victory. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the home secretary has played down the government's divisions over brexit — at the start of a crucial week in the negotiations. amber rudd said she had a "surprise message" for conservative critics of the prime minister — that the cabinet was "more united than they thought". tomorrow the european union's chief negotiator, michel barnier, will be in london for talks. and the cabinet‘s brexit committee will meet later this week, seeking an agreement on the way forward. our political correspondent, eleanor garnier, reports. putting the uk on the world map — last week the prime minister was making friends in

so today the most objectly cowardly man who has occupied the presidency of the united states said something that no previous president, including the presidents who were shot at in combat would have said. >> you know, i really believe you don't know until you test it, but i think i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon. no president has exhibited the cowardess to russia that the president has. or commenting on the chinese comment moving back term limits on its president. every president would have had some kind of objection to china taking this disturbing check back into democracy. but not donald trump. all he has ever been able to say about the president of china is i like him. nothing else. as if nothing else matters. so today the most objectly cowardly man who has occupied the presidency of the united states said something that no previous president, including the presidents who were shot at in combat would have said. >> you know, i really believe you don't know until you test it, but i think i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon. and i think most of the people in the r

eastern district of wisconsin, and doj civil rights division human trafficking prosecution unit, today that monster of a man is behind bars and there i hope he stays. unfortunately stories like this are just far too common. and they don't always end in justice. that's why cooperative actions like today's summit are so important because we must work together to end this scourge on our communities. at the department of homeland security, the blue campaign, i'm wearing blue in honor of our blue campaign, i hope that you all will do that next year in january, which is the month that we at dhs remind everyone of this challenge that we face, the blue campaign is our unified effort to raise public consciousness about human trafficking and bring the traffickers to justice. in addition to new public service announcements this year, the blue campaign will continue to develop industry tool kits and training products. these products will help you all, private industry, law enforcement stake holders and nonprofits recognize the signs of trafficking, specific to their line of work. from truck stop cashiers and hotel cler

united states. a fire which killed a man in a care home is believed to have been caused by an oxygen cylinder. sinn fein's gerry kelly is reported to the police after he was filmed removing a wheel clamp from his car. sports day will be here in half an hour with highlights with england's game in rome. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the home secretary, amber rudd, says the uk will continue to seek a bespoke deal on leaving the european union and she insisted that differences between cabinet ministers over brexit policy have been exaggerated. a cabinet committee will meet this week to discuss the government's approach to negotiations. here's our political correspondent, susana mendonca. watching the dragons in action on a trip to china last week, the prime minister was all too aware that her backbenchers at home were fanning the flames of division over xebgt. some brexiteer have been painting a picture of disunity on the government's front bench. now one leading member of the cabinet has pushed back. i have a surprise for the brexiteers, which is the committee that meets to help make th

united states. a fire which killed a man in a care home in hertfordshire is believed to have been caused by an oxygeninn fein‘s gerry kelly is reported to the police after he was filmed removing a wheel clamp from his car. and sportsday is here in half an hour, with highlights from england's six nations tie in rome. their italian hosts had their moments, but england scored seven tries to start this year's campaign with a convincing victory.

he gave us ambassador to the united nations says man was government is preventing the un security council from traveling to wrack and state to investigate the situation that the un has accused of carrying out an ethnic cleansing campaign by forcing the muslim ranges into exile. and the u.s. secretary of state has warned that the end of combat operations against i still does not mean the fight against the armed group is over rex tillerson made the comments while speaking at the global coalition to defeat eisel conference in kuwait is call for members to step up commitments to stabilize parts of iraq and syria that used to be under eisel control. egypt's former anticorruption chief gainer could be detained for up to fifteen days pending an investigation according to al-jazeera sources is daughters says thirty policemen stormed his home in cairo earlier and took him away kony now has recently spoken out over the arrest of sami a noun a former military chief of staff who has detained last month as of the top stories that's it for myself and the team here in london more news coming up from doh