mark: i'm mark spain. we will bring the candidates out -- tonight's townhall will focus primarily on domestic issues. the next townhall, at hampton university, will focus more on foreign policy and national security. we are live here at liberty university. i'm len stevens, executive director of communications at liberty university. mark: i'm mark spain. we will bring the candidates out one at a time. each candidate will begin by answering questions from me right here. i and my co-moderator, len stevens, are the only two who have seen these questions. after that q and a, we will send it to you. len: i will be with dozens of liberty university students who hail from all over the country. they will be able to ask questions directly of the candidates. when that segment has ended, each candidate will have one minute to make a closing statement. i know these voters have thought a lot about the issues. they are ready to go. mark: we want our studio audience to refrain from cheers and applause during the question

mark: i'm mark spain. we will bring the candidates out one at a time. each candidate will begin by answering questions from me right here. i and my co-moderator, len stevens, are the only two who have seen these questions. after that q and a, we will send it to you. len: i will be with dozens of liberty university students who hail from all over the country. they will be able to ask questions directly of the candidates. when that segment has ended, each candidate will have one minute to make a closing statement. i know these voters have thought a lot about the issues. they are ready to go. mark: we want our studio audience to refrain from cheers and applause during the question and answer segment. it is ok to applied when we welcome the candidates on to the stage. please welcome corey stewart. [applause] >> it is good to see you again. we interviewed with each other several weeks ago, so it is our last time in the past several months or so. mark: we've got some important issues to get to. the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court is u

mark: i'm mark spain. anchor at abc 13 news in lynchburg. thank you for being with us. tonight we will bring the candidates out one at a time. each candidate will begin by answering questions from me right here for the first half of their appearance. i and my co-moderator, len stevens, are the only two who have seen these questions. after that q and a, we will send it to you. len: data is when things get much more interactive. i will be with dozens of liberty university students who hail from all over the country. they will be allowed to ask questions directly of the candidates. when that segment has ended, each candidate will have one minute to make a closing statement. mark, i know these young voters have thought a lot about the issues. they are ready to go. mark: we want our studio audience to refrain from cheers or applause during the question and answer sessions. it is appropriate to applaud, however, when we welcome each candidate to the stage. ladies and gentlemen please , welcome corey stewart. [applause] >> it is good to see you again. mr. stewart: great to be

mark: i'm mark spain.e will bring the candidates out -- tonight's townhall will focus primarily on domestic issues. the next townhall, at hampton university, will focus more on foreign policy and national

mark: and i mark spain. thank you all for being with us. tonight we will bring the candidates out one at a time. each candidate will begin by answering questions for me for the first half of their appearance. i am my co-moderator are the only two who have seen these questions prior to tonight's event. after that q&a, we will send things over to you. len: and that is one things will get much more interactive. i'm going to be with dozens of liberty university students who hail from all over the country. they will be allowed to ask questions directly of the candidates. when that segment has ended, each candidate will have one minute to make a closing statement. i know these voters have thought about the issues and are ready to go. mark: they are. let's hope the candidates are ready for them. we want to remind our studio audience from refraining -- to refrain from applause. it is appropriate to apply when we welcome each candidate on stage. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome corey stewart. [applause] mr. stewart: my pleasure. [applause] mark:

cattle on separatists filled the streets of barcelona in the latest call for independence from spain marks a national holiday commemorating the end of the spanish civil war and seventeen fourteen. just a few moments into our brand new day here in moscow whedon stay september the twelfth welcome to our international. the situation in syria is a dalit province most of which is controlled by terrorists become the focus of the latest meeting at the un security council so mira can bring us the details. well everyone that's currently involved in libya at the moment was present at the meeting and we heard harsh rhetoric coming from all sides but check out this heated exchange between russia and the united states so this was just one is do it is doable coexistence with terrorists is impossible those are all branches of al-qaeda which we have been fighting since the terror attacks in two thousand and one and from whom we can expect the worst attacks imaginable. let's not waste time with the december mation distractions and outright lies that the assad regime and their russian and iranian partners c

group marching in support of the security forces monday marks one year since the separatist regions controversial referendum on independence from spain which marked the worst political crisis in the country in decades materia declared the vote illegal and the national police and civil guard were heavily criticized for a violent crackdown on catalonia lessons back in two thousand and seventeen a journalist martin robards will in madrid believes tensions have not faded one year on. and push came to shove last year pro independence politicians in the parliament unilaterally declared independence the international community either rejected the us or ignored it completely so that's one thing you have the legacy of the last that the unilateral reuss last year did not work it looks so unlikely to work again in the near future and that has divided the independence movement the main be no clear road map for the independence movements at the moment but tensions are still running high they were running high last year memories are still very fresh at the council on society still very divided on the wounds having been hailed us as. coming up with

eleventh minute but equalized for spain just two minutes later spain then pulled ahead thanks to a goal by rodrigo just past the half hour mark that was enough to seal spain a two one win. now oscar winning director alfonso film roma has won the golden lion at the venice film festival the black and white drama has been hailed as his most personal film and his best the netflix release beat twenty other entries to claim the top award. the coveted golden lion in the hundreds of other funds oku are on the director known for hollywood blockbusters including gravity and children of man was honored in venice for a very different kind of film. in roma which critics have called a triumph and a vision offers a glimpse of his childhood in one nine hundred seventy s. mexico but instead of focusing on himself the story is centered on the women who raised him. another film with strong female leads the favorite. the darkly comic period drama topped the first of all second most prestigious prize. i am the queen and for her performances queen and livia coleman took the best actress award. venice was far short of female acting talent. but only

and rallies are being held across catalonia in spain to mark the region's national day hundreds of thousands of people are on the streets of boston are calling for a binding referendum on independence. day constitutional crisis last year when a majority of the citizens there vote or to separate from spain but that referendum was not binding. china's president xi jinping has been meeting russian president vladimir putin invited us talk during the eastern economic forum the three day meeting brings together the leaders of russia china japan and south korea as well as five thousand delegates from sixty countries it will be the two leaders third meeting and comes amid an escalating u.s. china trade war and u.s. led sanctions against russia where we challenge has more from the right of us talk . with a witness of two leaders who probably don't spend much time in the kitchen. flooded . if newton conducted some pancake diplomacy in blood of all stock the chinese president is here for the eastern economic forum and his meeting with putin this year despite the presence of other asian leaders it's rus

human in the next hour here on al-jazeera moving on and rallies are being held across catalonia in spain to markthe region's national day hundreds of thousands of people are on the streets of buffalo now calling for a binding independence referendum catalonia sparked a constitutional crisis last year when a majority of citizens there voted to separate from spain but that referendum was non-binding the central government refused to accept the result and several catalonian activists were arrested soon after the protesters in barcelona are also calling for them to be released nadine barber has more from the march in wasilla. will of course this is an annual event the d r the catalonia national day but it's the first since the referendum last year which was so controversial which was ruled illegal and eventually which saw a dependence declared and then many of these regions political leaders put in jail that's something that the demonstrators are calling for their release now prime minister. says that he is willing to offer this region greater autonomy but for many people demonstrating here today th

cattle on separatist phillis streets of barcelona and the latest call for independence from spain the rally marks a national holiday commemorating the end of the spanish civil war in seventeen fourteen. from moscow to the world this is r t international my names you not only good to have your company our top story the situation in syria is. most that which is controlled by terrorists has become the focus of the latest u.n. security council meeting. so this is just one is do it is doable coexistence with terrorists is impossible but those are all branches of al-qaeda which we have been fighting since the terror attacks in two thousand and one and from whom we can expect the worst attacks imaginable. let's not waste time with the december mation distractions and outright lies that the assad regime and their russian and iranian partners constantly use to distort this conversation prover assume forces strike an area wait a few moments for first responders to arrive and then strike again it is a disgusting tactic of terrorists not professional soldiers just a few days ago the pentagon announced that t

rallies have been held across catalonia in spain to mark the region's national day hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in barcelona hung for a binding independence referendum catalonia sparked a custom by this last year when a majority of its citizens voted to separate from spain but that referendum was non-binding the central government refused to accept the result and several kassam leaders were arrested soon after the protesters in barcelona also demanding that they be released nadine barber has more from the march in barcelona. will of course this is an annual event the d r the catalonia national day but it's the first since the referendum last year which was so controversial which was ruled illegal and eventually which saw a dependence declared and then many of these regions political leaders put in jail that's something that the demonstrators are calling for their release now prime minister pages such as says that he is willing to offer this region greater autonomy but for many people demonstrating here today that's simply not enough yet is more amazing than we have

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tuesday for a binding referendum on independence from spain thousands of people have been out on the streets for the start of celebrations to mark the regions that day it's nearly a year since country on your sparked a constitutional crisis in spain by voting for independence in a non-binding referendum the central government has refused to accept that result. append to more ahead on the news hour including iraq's prime minister goes on a tour of the city voile by days of anti-government protests an attack on libya's national oil headquarters puts pressure on efforts to end the fighting in tripoli and in sports keegan bradley makes sure his home crowd is paying full attention as he seals his first win and six years pictured will be here with wall on that later . to syria now where tens of thousands of people have already been displaced within the province since an escalation and strikes last week turkey's president has warned that the and top world stands to pay the price as president bashar assad's government and its ally russia don't hold the air attacks an article in the wall street journal. the one said russia and iran had a

spain manged to level just two minutes later. rodrigo moreno then took advantage of poor marking at a free—kick to score the winner from close rangend were beaten 2—1 by spain at wembley in the nations league, their first match since the world cup. they made the perfect start when marcus rashford, one of three changes to the side that lost against croatia, opened the scoring. spain manged to level just two minutes later. rodrigo moreno then took advantage of poor marking at a free—kick to score the winner from close range after 32 minutes. we've got to keep faith in the way we are trying to play, otherwise we go back to what we did historically. there is no way i believe we will ever be a top team if we do that. so we've got to be brave enough to stick to our principles. and, you know, just get better at what we are doing and identify how we improve. but that is not going to be an easy task, because you can see the level of the top teams and i said right across the summer we are under no illusions about that. northern ireland had a disappointing start to their nations league campaign losing 2—1 to bosnia—herzegovina. michael o'nei

people have taken to the streets of barcelona to demand cattle on independence from spain to protest his time to mark catalonia as national day protesters are also calling for regional separatist leaders to be freed from prison they're currently awaiting trial for their part in catalonia has failed bid to break away from madrid last year. with tonight hungary's prime minister viktor orban is accusing the european union of trying to blackmail his country over its treatment of migrants the european parliament is debating whether or not just saying hungary for what it calls the erosion of the rule of law if two thirds of lawmakers agree they could strip hungary of its voting rights that would be an unprecedented move here in. the hunt area and prime minister took the initiative he travelled to strasbourg to in his own words defend hungary make sure you don't a person may have. come here today because you're not going to contend just the government but a nation as well. you are going to denounce hungry has been a member of the family of christian european nations for a thousand years get a fifteen year o

on tuesday for a binding referendum on independence from spain thousands of people have been on the streets for the sounds of celebrations to mark the region's national day is there a year since catalonia sparked a constitutional crisis in spain but voting for independence in a non-binding referendum the central government has refused to accept that result. to same out the seventeenth anniversary of the september eleventh attacks at the world trade center site in new york rebuilding continues but work to replace a greek orthodox church that was crushed by the attacks has been suspended after the project hit financial problems gabriel elizondo reports from new york. it was an unassuming structure that for more than eighty years was home to the st nicholas greek orthodox church in new york and for decades it stood in the shadows of the world trade towers until september eleventh two thousand and one when the towers fell the debris crushed the church. frozen. lies. in. st nicholas was the only place of worship destroyed on nine eleven well the whole history of zero zero or one hundred s. . courts. their archives. but also the memor

support of a binding referendum on independence from spain thousands of people have already come out on to the streets for the start of celebrations to mark the region's annual commemorative day it's nearly a year since catalonia sparked a constitutional crisis in spain by voting for independence from madrid spain central government has refused to accept that result but. squid look at the top stories now the u.s. has threatened to sanction the international criminal court calling it unaccountable and dangerous u.s. national security adviser john bolton says i.c.c. judges and officials would be slapped with financial and criminal charges if they try to charge americans accused of war crimes in afghanistan bolton also confirm the trump administration will close palestine's diplomatic mission in washington. we will not cooperate with the i.c.c. we will provide no assistance to the i.c.c. and we certainly will not join the i.c.c. . we will lead the i.c.c. die on its own after all for all intents and purposes the i.c.c. is already dead. the un says more than thirty thousand people have been displaced by fighting in syria's last major rebel hel

controversy will judge kimberly help at al-jazeera the white house people in spain's catalonia region have protested as the mark one year since a failed bid for secession they rallied in front of a prison where some of the leaders of last october's referendum are being held in spain central government called the vote legal prime minister pedro sanchez has proposed a referendum for more tanami but ruled out another poll on independence catherine stansell has more. the scenes are reminiscent of one year ago pro independence protesters clashing with police catalonia may have voted for independence but it's failed to materialize and the issue remains as divisive as ever protesters who supports the session have come out in their thousands. so have people on the other side of the independence divide brief skirmishes broke out in a rally in barcelona on saturday and those one on and off. we will continue to fight for independence despite the many difficulties we'll do it day by day in the hunt we will continue to defend the folks we held on the first of october and remind people that fascism still exists in spain. las

on tuesday for a binding referendum on independence from spain thousands of people have been on the streets for the sounds of celebrations to mark the region's national day is there a year since catalonia spot a constitutional crisis in spain but voting for independence in a non-binding referendum the central government has refused to accept that result. to same as the seventeenth anniversary of the september eleventh attacks at the world trade center site in new york rebuilding continues but work to replace a greek orthodox church that was crushed by the attacks has been suspended after the project hit financial problems gabriel elizondo reports from new york. it was an unassuming structure that for more than eighty years was home to the st nicholas greek orthodox church in new york and for decades it stood in the shadows of the world trade towers until september eleventh two thousand and one when the towers fell the debris crushed the church. frozen.

maintain a level of success and performance i would argue that she's a marked as dri football now and just two days after spain's leader amounts that hope to stage a league fixture in january in miami they've hit something of a brick wall the game between barcelona under owner was set to be the first spanish league match to be played stateside in a fifteen year deal to play at least one game per season in the u.s. but the spanish prime minister fee for president giani in front and the spanish federation bosses have held talks and feel it's not a good idea. france's world cup winning captain hugo lloris has been backed by his club manager. that's after luis was handed a hefty fine and banned from driving for twenty months after being found guilty of drink driving top emboss patino says his goalkeeper will learn from this incident. and we made a mistake. the dismissive listen mostly listen for everyone. is the fear is that he told me this is a massive lesson for me i made the mistake i know i need to play like i'm in that he's is going to be on a separate. luis felipe a scolari's hopes of winning the cup adore bra

support of a binding referendum on independence from spain thousands of people have already come out onto the streets for the start of celebrations to mark the region's annual commemorative day it's nearly a year since catalonia sparked a constitutional crisis in spain by voting for independence from madrid in a non-binding referendum spain's central government though has refused to accept that result. going to bring you all the. crowd. as he sails his. own. a home. business updates brought to you by. going places to get the. business updates brought to you by. going places together. marion thank you very much the u.s. open men's final didn't have anywhere near as much trauma as the women's but know that joke of each put on a mosque the full tennis display to beat up on martin del potro and wrap up these fourteenth grand slam title moving in level with one of the greats of the game david stokes has the action. plenty of pre-match smiles between two close friends but once the photos were done it was down to business and it was just a bit chilly. comfortably taking the acting say six three i b. it was more competitive in the second set whi

today marks the day mexico gained its independence from spain back in 18-10. san jose history museum for the >>> a big celebration in the south bay. celebrating independence from spap. people gathered near the history museum for a fiesta festival thatebtes mexican and hispanic culture. plenty of food, music, and dancing. >> it's a good thing for all of us to unite and have a good time. >> the organizers say it ties together the past and present into something people can value. >> if you were inside watching movies, a remake was top at the box office and not without controver controversy. the predator fended off the nun for the top spot. it brought in $24 million in spite of bad press. the filmmakers had to cut a scene because it features an actor who was a registered sex offender. the nun sits at second place and following close behind is a simple favor which beat expectations in the opening weekend. >> thank you so much for watching. we will see you back here in about an hour at 11:00. >> have a great night. here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step

thousands of catalans have taken to the streets of pass alone to demand independence from spain protests this time to mark katz known as national day protesters are also calling for regional separatist leaders to be freed from jail they're currently awaiting trial for their past in catalonia failed bid to break away last year. united states is marking the seventeenth anniversary of the september eleventh attacks in which nearly three thousand people lost their lives ceremonies were held that the three sides targeted by islamist terrorists including this one at the world trade center. hungary's prime minister has begun at the european parliament in strasburg defending his populist government to had a vote to impose sanctions against states fit to accuse the european parliament of blackmailing his country over its immigration policies and described reports detailing breaches of the rule of law as an insult there are also concerns about the independence of hungary's courts on the rise of corruption the parliament votes tomorrow if it decides in favor of sanctions hungry could lose its e.u. voting rights. mr

support of the security forces monday as a major just marks one year since the separatist regions controversial referendum on independence from spain which sparked the worst political crisis in the country in decades declared that vote illegal of course on the national police and civil guard were heavily criticized for violent crackdown in catalonia twenty seven tailless up speed on world where we are here on talk to a space based journalist martin roberts there martin thanks premier this seems a recent poll. suggests that the region seven point five million residents are roughly equally divided still on this is session question how does that tally with where they were last year and indeed one year old where is this move going. well it's very hard to see where it will go because when push came to shove last year pro independence politicians in the parliament unilaterally declared independence the international community either rejected that or ignored it completely so that's one thing you have a legacy of vast but the unilateral rooms last year did not work it looks likely to work again in the near future and that has divided the i

today marks the day mexico gained its independence from spain back in 1810.e gathered near the san jose history museum for the fiesta which celebrates mexican and latino culture there was plenty of food music and dancing. >> i feel like it's a good thing for all ofto, like, unite together and have a good time. >> festival organizers say it helps tie the past and present into something people can value. > in the east bay. >> not people, but two dogs. what happened before they rested comfortably inside this police cruiser. >>> for years, doctors have advised older adults to take a baby aspirin to help prevent heart attacks, but new evidence shows it might be doing more harm than good. australian researchers now say people over the age of 70 shouldn't take low-dose aspirin daily. they studied thousands of patients in the u.s. and australia a and published their findings today in the "new england journal of medicin heart attacks and cardiovascular disease, taking the medication isse patients at higher risks of stomach and brain bleeding. it is always, of course,

ronaldo wasn't the only one getting off the mark for a new club, gonzalo higuain scored his first goal for ac milan to rescue a 1—1 draw at cagliari. in spain'slla's disappointing start to the season continued as they were beaten 2—0 at home by getafe. espanyol are up to fourth after a 1—0 win over levante and their were also i—o wins for villareal and alaves. in the bundesliga, promoted nuremberg snatched a 1—1 draw at werder bremen whilst stuttgart are still awaiting their first win of the season after being held to a 3—3 draw at 10 man freiberg. west ham halted their disastrous start to the season after outplaying everton to get their first premier league win of the season. relief for hammers boss manuel pellegrini who saw andriy yarmolenko score his first goals for the club to put the londoners 2—0 upjust after the half hour mark. everton pulled one back but marko arnautovic scored the all important third ensuring west ham picked up all three points and moved off the bottom of the table. it's always the player believe what we're doing and are not going to change. i said we're doing and are not going to change. isaid in we're doing and are

mark the 10th anniversary. amy: the financial crisis also sparked massive global anti-capitalist movements, including the occupy movement, the m-15 movement in spainnd the anti-austerity movements in greece. talk more about the impacts of two the crisis 10 years later, we're joined now by nathan schneider, whose new book outlines an alternative economic model based on cooperative ownership. he argues that the cooperative movement has witnessed a resurgence since the 2008 financial crisis. schneider's book is just out called "everything for everyone: the radical tradition that is shaping the next economy." his recent piece for vice is headlined, "rich people broke america and never paid the price." he is also the author of "thank you, anarchy: notes from the occupy apocalypse." nathan schneider is a journalist and author, and media studies professor at the university of colorado boulder. image i just came from boulder. talk about this 10th anniversary of what is called economic collapsese, but also the seventh anniversary of occupy, which you are very much a part o of. looks it is striking how little we are marking these anniversaries. especially t

mark catalonia‘s national day. it‘s the first since catalan leaders were prevented from declaring independence from spain.ve been ordered to evacuate their homes, as hurricane florence threatens the state. the storm — which will make landfall on thursday — could bring winds of 130 miles—an—hour and up to 30 inches of rain in some places. new guidelines are due to be introduced in england for social workers who look after children‘s interests when pa rents have separated. for the first time, the guidance will explicitly include the possibility that children who say they don‘t want to see one of their parents could have been alienated or deliberately turned against one parent by the other. that possibility will be an issue forjudges to consider in some family court cases. our family and education editor, branwenjeffreys, has the details. for some children, home is at the centre of court battles. mum and dad at war over access. sometimes it‘s easierfor a child to stop seeing their other parent. parents like anna, whose story we are telling anonymously. i know i have been cut out of photographs. i know the ch

spain were hundreds of thousands of people in catalonia are set to take to the streets for the regional holiday. that day marks the fall of marcil on a to madrid three centuries ago. it has been used as a protest day for separatist to promote their cause. this year's holiday is the first since catalonia's leader declared independence. >> holding up the independence flag, protesters gathered in about -- in barcelona demanding the release of separatists jailed. as the spanish region marks its nationalal day, catalonia's lear took over from his -- called for a mass rally. our government is committed to making a republic the reality. we will do it for all the political personalsls and those- the political prisoners and thosose in exile. >> the secession vote plunge the country into conflict. catalonia unilaterally declared --ependence prompting madrid leader is still living in belgium. socialist prime minister took power from the conservative has taken a softer approach to the issue. he still stands firmly against allowing the referendum to secede. -- catalonian's are deeply divided. 45% wanted to remain part of s

spain manged to level just two minutes later and rodrigo moreno then took advantage of poor marking at've got to keep faith in the way we are trying to play, otherwise we go back to what we did historically. there is no way i believe we will ever be a top team if we do that. so we've got to be brave enough to stick to our principles. and, you know, just get better at what we are doing and identify how we improve. but that is not going to be an easy task, because you can see the level of the top teams and i said right across the summer we are under no illusions about that. northern ireland had a disappointing start to their nations league campaign losing 2—1 to bosnia—herzegovina. michael 0'neill‘s side had the better of the early chances but it was the visitors who opened the scoring and then made it 2—0 after a defensive mix—up. wigan‘s will grigg did pull a goal back in injury time but it turned out to be just a consolation. england fast bowlerjames anderson has been fined 15% of his match fee for showing dissent at an umpire's decision during the fifth and final test against india.

spain manged to level just two minutes later. and rodrigo moreno then took advantage of poor marking at a free—kick to score the winner from closeare trying to play otherwise we go back to what we did historically and there's no way i believe we will ever be a top team if we do that. so we've got to be brave enough to stick to our principles, and you know, just get better at what we are doing and identify how we improve. but that is not going to be an easy task because you can see the level of the top teams and ride across the summer we of the top teams and ride across the summer we aren't under no illusions about that. northern ireland had a disappointing start to their nations league campaign losing 2—1 to bosnia—herzegovina. michael 0'neill‘s side had the better of the early chances but it was the visitors who opened the scoring and went on to claim victory. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. let's get more now on comments by the former foreign secretary about the prime minister's brexit plans. writing in the mail on sunday borisjohnson that mrs may had "wrapped a suicide vest" around the british c

only 1.3 million people had 460 murders last year, giving port of spain a per capita murder rate higher than detroit, oakland or chicago. markd violence as an investigative journalist. >> anthony: people want you dead. >> mark: you can say that. >> anthony: who wants you dead do you think? >> mark: well, two years ago i did a piece about the state prosecutor dana seetahal was shot dead. >> mark: when state prosecutor dana seetahal left the ma pau car park just before midnight on may 3rd, she had no inclination that it would be her last moments alive. >> anthony: when mark began to look into the murder of the prosecutor an informant told him there was a 20 thousand dollar contract on his life. >> mark: they had people following me over a period of time, some law enforcement officers and so on. so my company put me on a plane, i stayed under an assumed name for about three months in a location outside of trinidad. >> anthony: generally speaking when people want you dead, they get you. why are you back? >> mark: i guess to quote great us journalist walter cronkite "it's not what you want people to know, it's what they need to k

mark catalonia's national day. it's the first such event since separatist politicians were thwarted in their bid to declare catalan independence from spainas ruled illegal by spain's constitutional court. a court in bangladesh has once again denied bail to an internationally acclaimed photographer arrested last month during mass protests over road safety. shahidul alam was detained on august fifth on charges of spreading rumours and false information against the government. he'd criticised the government's crackdown on the student demonstrations in a television interview and on facebook. pro—whaling nations have blocked an attempt to create a whale sanctuary in the south atlantic. the proposal failed to get enough votes at a fractious meeting of the international whaling commission in brazil. environmental campaigners are outraged. the pro—whaling nations ofjapan, iceland and norway led the vote against a sanctuary. brazil's jailed former president, luiz inacio lula da silva, has obeyed a court order and stepped aside to allow his running mate, fernando haddad, to run for the presidency next month. the head of his worker's party announce

mark catalonia's national day. it is the first such event since separatist politicians were thwarted in their bid to declare catalan independence from spain. that was ruled illegal by spain's constitutional court. the us federal emergency management agency has ordered more than a million people in coastal areas of north and south carolina to leave their homes as hurricane florence bears down on the us east coast. the two carolinas, along with virginia, could be worst hit by this storm, which is 500 miles wide and due to make landfall on thursday. many are getting away from the coast, but some are not heeding the warnings. gary 0'donoghue reports. this is the calm before the storm, storm that is barrelling towards the carolinas with winds up to 130 mph, expected to make landfall overnight thursday into friday. this storm is a monster. it is big and it is vicious. it is an extremely dangerous, life—threatening, historic hurricane. more than 1 million people have been ordered to leave coastal areas in both north and south carolina, some highways have been made one way to smooth the flow of hugely increased volumes of traffic. people don't un

mark two minutes old and. count towards the overall assists this is our time from our two minutes on to turn central. while spain and italy have traditions of possession or defense based tactical systems england has always been about getting the ball forward. counter-attacking is basically a religious from the great manchester united and arsenal sides of the early two thousand right up to your good clubs liverpool the league has always loved a team that goes hell for leather and it's time the premier league may be a long way behind a couple of the others when it comes to tick many consider it my. it's exciting league to watch. that's not just about the style life and nor is it just about the english. so much of what makes the premier league great is the international element if we're going to talk about players who are too far the premier league i think you have to talk about that it's become a job because. jerry only of course circulates or peter schmeichel you know these are players who in their position were a certain put the very best in the world and with today's multinational squads the premier league offi