you. know if the us seems to be possible that's right strange but true our journalist martin roberts in madrid and correspondent charles and bill in barcelona to both of you thank you very much. and now to the story that has engulfed the u.s. capital the special counsel investigating possible russian meddling in the u.s. election is signaling that he has reason to believe members at the highest level of the trump campaign may have committed crimes yesterday trump's former campaign manager paul men of four and assistant rick gates both turned themselves into the f.b.i. they face numerous charges including money laundering and conspiracy to cheat the u.s. government and it was revealed that george peppard awful as a former campaign advisor has pleaded guilty to lying about his connections with russian officials now his arrest and his possible assistance in the investigation mean that the stakes are now higher than ever for the u.s. president and his inner circle today both the russian government and the russian foreign minister reacted to this remarkable turn of events. if the meeting was about

you look at our cultural d.n.a. and part of it being shaped by martin luther you have to ask yourself then how do you explain what we're seeing today we hear time and time again that there is this general malaise in the western world people no longer trust authority you have leaders who are elected and immediately they appear corrupt you have leaders who are elected to drain the swamps of the establishment did martin luther did he lead us to where we are today politically. well in some way i think the answer is yes i mean since it becomes one of the most salient figures in the history of the west going to station figure i mean the very core of this position is demanding justification this is somebody who from five hundred years ago continues to ask the question why can you explain yourself it demands actually that. on the other hand what he's very interesting about with her he said he was a very ambiguous figures on the one hand he actually protested the catholic church but on the other hand he was he's actually completely married in thai to the political powers in his region of the world essentially princes princes in

vehicle martin you know. because. while you know sorry you don't seem to like him i lay out that the. crystal. still nursing mrs kennedy without him but he may know in the. morning we know that our solution to. this thing. in a level. i know that i'd actually like you then so what if i don't want that action you would ask but again if. you want to maintain that i need my. manhood then you're. going to have said i'm going to. you sometime after that i will not. look at my desk and do what i feel in the middle of. the must already have. done this. for myself good. local blogs telling you of the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles going. to stop spreading tell you that gossip public with ralph. mock the bad guys and tell me you aren't pulling out the stick by. the hawks that we all will watch. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the lawn. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something i want to be. that's a right

martin. yes and sometimes you go some strange t.v. . with your discoveries are processed meats the researcher was the victim of a number of attacks but she agreed to look back at her work which showed up link between the excessive eating of hot dogs and certain rare cancers in children. how did you find the relationship well just the way we always did when we did case control studies we started out with a group of children who had leukemia and compared them to group children who didn't have leukemia and we asked the mothers about what they fed the children and sure enough the kids with. what did you think when you saw this strong relationship because it was quite a it was with dogs i was a little bit surprised and just. reserved judgment which is what epidemiologists to when they find something they don't expect. from that moment on for the food industrialists susan preston martin became public enemy number one. and the meat lobby they definitely didn't like what we were doing they were terribly upset and i could understand that you kno

we want to go now to madrid journalist martin robards is on the story for us this evening good evening to you martin so we understand the spanish high court is summoning the ousted kettle on cabinet what exactly does that mean and you know can anything happen as long as that cabinet is out of the country. well yes well the prosecutor says it already said this if they fail to show. us the just european arrest warrants on where each you know would somebody delay musses or we could become observers asleep but i think what needs to be made clear is that. even if they were to appear in court they wouldn't necessarily be arrested i mean this is just the beginning of the whole proceedings i mean yes the prosecutor is going to ask you know the people who appeared to be held to be remanded in custody and so the trial itself of the jokes. you know in theory they could. remand three men i cannot depends only on the judge yet they could remain free men inventing it that includes the former cattle on president now mr bush to mine said earlier today that he welcomed snap elections in catalonia so does that

crucial to giving us a sense of how that the coming days and weeks will progress right and martin i want to go back to you know just want to point out to our viewers that while charlotte was reporting we were showing live pictures of a crowd some marching in barcelona martin is there still a way out of this extraordinary situation a way to still defuse tensions because whatever madrid now does next it will be seen as repressive. well i mean again that depends who you talk to because one of the government's things the content on the data it's worth. motions i was informed has a long haul of just a few minutes ago because of the european union to integrate. and it looks as a you know european union made it clear that they regard this is very much and so a lot of the they support russia only that they support the constitutional court rulings which is sad but let me move towards independence is a legal and also the european union have made it clear that they don't have any plans whatsoever to recognize this and resources the point is you're saying i mean a lot of the ring hasn't really been services before bu

i need to stop you martin i need to stop you you've put your finger on the problem here which is that the the fate and the destiny or the solution for people suffering. in russia or poland does not it is a non sequitur to say that those people then have to be have their problems solved in a middle eastern country which is already full of people so that you are only pointing out the floor i've spoken about before it's you you cannot actually. credit you cannot quote the balfour declaration is saying the governor wasn't meant for the jews in germany so it was meant for these poor suffering people but you see the balfour declaration was promising somebody else's country to solve a problem which was nothing to do with the people of that country you surely can see the problem there so you cannot modernise just to let martin respond got it you made the point. you are for it yourself. as a direct victim of the balfour declaration there were a number of direct beneficiaries and i think that. let me give you some figures in the one hundred twenty s. because of the balfour declaration by the wa

i want to pull in correspondent martin robinson standing by in madrid good evening to you martin the fact that we have two more days that parliament is meeting on saturday to invoke article one fifty five does that mean the government in spain are they still giving and exit ramp to the cattle on parliament and the cattle on president to in this conflict well i mean it certainly when they're about action is a good reason that holding a meeting on saturday but simply being reshaped to a bit usual front because prime minister rudd you know as your correspondent in brussels said attending a european summit meeting that's the only reason on the other hand that yeah. there are still several days left this is actually true because you know it has to go to the senate where incidentally rocco's party do have a generous and he's also made sure. the opposition parties are resigned in the lower chamber where he's going to get minority so he does have overwhelming government reason for this but this so. that they will step in the brink if they so wish and let's say that we do go to the brink and

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barber of easel in barcelona and journalist martin roberts his in madrid thanks to you both for joining us martin i'd like to begin with you what do you believe raha is really trying to do here is he trying to drive a wedge between those for and against independence for catalonia now i think it's pretty straightforward he's made. wants to stockhausen not you from trying to break around homs the region. the region is currently in a constitutional legal limbo so he says he's restoring. if there is a second to remove it i would say this is replying to his critics who are she was in. our situations the faster he's finally did was he remains to be seen whether he's acting correctly. well indeed many observers are saying are hoist taking a risk barbara do you think that the measures by madrid could actually backfire and actually fuel separatist sentiment in catalonia further. in a way of course that's right because people that were not unified in this pro independence camp before feel energized now and they sort of feel they need to march together so that's one aspect whether this really chan

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conversation but we certainly do and you know compliments to secretary road for taking the step front in this in the global community is that not a fair point martin that you know people say some really hateful things that causes great offense something needs to be done. well i mean if you if you say something to somebody's face which is a threat or or an employed threat that is illegal already so in a sense all we're saying here is that was going to be can you know going to refer to the same for online versions of the same kinds of crime but i think you've got to go to define it very tightly. nobody accepts full freedom of speech i could break into swearing now and that wouldn't be acceptable for all sorts of reasons and the society does of rules about language but you've got to be very careful in noughts squeezing out in the debate and i think the reader will have to see how this operates and hopefully it will be done in a sensible rather than the stupid way i see you know doing the poor i mean do you agree with that to the extent for example if you can go into many websites and forums and you'll see you know say see anything that resembles a he

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you have two brothers, martin luther king iii and dexter. you seem to be one who is continuing. a preacher, but he's doing it too. he does a lot of travelling, carrying some of the messages that i carry all over the place. and so i wouldn't say that it's not carrying, but we're carrying it out in different ways. he doesn't do public speaking, he doesn't feel comfortable in that space. and so i think each one of us are doing it, in different ways. you know, what has helped all of us, because we've talked about it before is my motherjust not — if our mother had put pressure on us, it would have been really hard. but she took that pressure off, and that has helped us to process through the external pressure that we have, in different seasons of our life. you know, bereavement has been a really defining feature of your life, hasn't it? you lost your sister yolanda. obviously your father, your grandmother was shot dead. your uncle was found mysteriously dead, in a swimming pool. father assassinated, yes. your mother died of cancer in 2006. i mean, how has that affected you? it's affe

as this process evolves arjun thank you so much religious affairs correspondent martin doc i push her. now later today the swedish academy will award the nobel peace prize will have the winner for you as soon as that happens but for now a look at yesterday's newly crowned laureate british author ishiguro won this year's nobel prize for literature a triumph he called amazing and totally unexpected. every year when the nobel prize in literature is announced there's a media circus this year it's especially big the jury has selected an international superstar author who was not even one of the favorites to win the japanese born british writer ishiguro he's a very interesting martyr in many ways i would say that if you mix jane alston on her comedy of manners and her psychological insights with kafka. then i think you have she girl in a nutshell the sixty two year old has been writing since the one nine hundred eighty s. his most famous book the remains of the day was an international bestseller with a successful hollywood adaptation he she goes earlier books explore the japanese experienc

back to you. >> martin savidge there in biloxi, thank you so much.ay in biloxi and bring in the public avers managffairs ma the city. vincent, good to have you back this morning. what is your priority right now? >> our priority is going to be getting down on highway 90 and as martin referred to, getting that roadway cleared to where that is our economic life blood, highway 90, which runs along the entire mississippi gulf coast. getting that roadway back up and running. i got to tell you, originally, i thought we were going to have a fast moving freight train coming through biloxi and talk of a category 2 with an 11-foot storm surge. we will take what we got any day of the week. if you look out there, there is a lot of debris that needs to be cleaned up and power outages but frankly we are not aware of any serious injuries or loss of life so we are thankful today in biloxi, mississippi. >> how many people do you have on standby to try to assess and clean up. >> yesterday, the state had assets down here, that as soon as those kinds died down adied e te

martin luther and. what does it mean to you to be a descendant of martin luther. used to mean nothing to me because i didn't know about it. since become very important because it shapes my life. what is sad and right now enriches my life just mind it makes it enjoyable. for us to leave. you know joined the luther rights and association of direct descendants of martin luther family what's the luther rights mission. the lutheran to manage. to maintain the family network of luther's descendants and to meet exchange information and learn from each other and then to cultivate the spirit of martin luther and convey it to the world. you know bless you how is it with you do you see this as an obligation to your ancestors or is it more of a privilege for you to keep his memory alive my. mind's eye for it is linked to the faith as martin also described it with. results enjoying what i do including what we do an association. that sounds really great hope you continue to enjoy it but. let's leave germany now for a bit and far far away our. colleague chris and we're on the isl

chef suggests that you eat the ice cream like that. >> martin: that's the thing. u know? you know, like, uh, "wow, this is very intellectual and, uh, wow and blah, blah." i've done too much of those, all those shit, you know? i don't want to do that. i don't want to play game anymore. >> fred: because food is feces in waiting. [ laughter ] >> anthony: this is cnn. what started as a passion... ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on every purchase i make. everything. what's in your wallet? previously treated withd platinum-based chemotherapy, including those with an abnormal alk or egfr gene who've tried an fda-approved targeted therapy, here's a question: who wouldn't want a chance for another...? who'd say no to a...? who wouldn't want... a chance to live longer. opdivo (nivolumab). opdivo demonstrated longer life versus chemotherapy. over 40,000 of these patients have been prescribed opdivo. opdivo works with your immune system. opdivo can cause your immune system t

yesterday was the sixty aston martin you know how far to go for good shit see you at fifty five. the if you know they can talk. to you or your car. or to see you if you see traffic see your thought or see the even this often you have this. get through one of them flats. you know. it's this. device for you being on side only but it's meant to last so long on one sea. of us they see it seem here sharp. normally the hardest thing here get on. a fence for media. thank you. so god only thing i know what he did endorse it and i don't. need. to take. passed so you i didn't cause. you to go there. when you. know you're not taking. this. putting. i get them all. i need to made me. they want all of them more because i need ties now as overdyes of. the day then by all but their team with a saudi all come with a mini me no. going on. it doesn't yes see you are going out there and show up there they don't know that they're looking over any how did they stare the symbiote off on me or. on the phone that they hear got the russian by this. so. twenty. i mean i don't mean. let's see. now they're

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shot at chelsea and phil and in madrid journalist martin it's good to talk to you. police in somalia say at least ten people have been killed in apparently coordinated attacks in the capital mogadishu and the death toll could well rise will details are still emerging but witnesses say a car packed with explosives was rammed into a hotel close to the presidential palace before armed militants stormed the building hotels popular with politicians and government employees shortly afterwards a minibus laden with explosives reportedly blew up at a nearby intersection the extremist group has claimed responsibility. to kenya now which remains in political limbo officials have again postponed a rerun of the presidential elections scheduled in several areas considered strongholds of the opposition now the cost of the divisive vote is becoming ever more apparent at least nine people have been killed in clashes between protesters and police since thursday. an uneasy calm is holding in most of kenya's opposition areas after the election commission perspire and voting in four cou

you had two brothers, martin luther king the third, and dexter. ther martin is doing it as well, he is just my brother martin is doing it as well, he isjust not my brother martin is doing it as well, he is just not a my brother martin is doing it as well, he isjust not a preacher. but he is doing it as well. he is doing ita he is doing it as well. he is doing it a lot of travelling, carrying some of the messages that i carry all over the place. and so i wouldn't say that it is not carrying, but we are carrying it out in different ways. dexter is a little bit more reserved than personal. he doesn't do public speaking, he doesn't feel co mforta ble speaking, he doesn't feel comfortable in that space. and so i think each one of us are doing it in different ways. you know, what has helped all of us, because we have talked about it before, if our mother had put pressure on us, it would have been really hard. but she took that pressure off, and that has helped us to process through the external pressure that we have in different seasons of our life. you

faces arrest possibly as soon as monday all right let's find out what is going to happen next martin what do you think we can expect next from madrid. well according to state television into interesting. details of how intense. the attorney general for her. to file the charges to bring. against the organizers at yesterday's independent vote in the house alone on a career now that's very seriously because it publishable our prison sentence of up to thirty years although again it hasn't been used since so andrew bolt. so it's governments in ninety nine he won't which was quickly force it one of the first measure. the constitutional court will receive you make a preliminary ruling outlawing. friday's independence folks now as with everything else about this the question is how we're going to actually implement tell you what i'm going to show it so there could indeed be some resistance you know sort of pacific sort of our course don't you know anybody tries to arrest him or any deed any other officials i mean do you know we did see violence things return to the september where the police under order

that big bang is just going to go to your message martin you would have been with us it was no more that the math of those resumes that minute look at a clip of a good let them do that but i'm i'm really good listeners will dig this couple to show me you know to them because them. not all of those and not know that much money he knows and they're not that much to learn a lot about that which are questionable. but again not all of the rich are with my own merit but the government that got them wake up they're muddiest my team. you would say is assured us the league. is going to do their best to sort of you are here to moderation to get you up solidly. which is one of my. mo i stick your stamp. which yes she does and you both please as good as live when they visit us and the ability to give an inch of warning us for some good model good to see if the globe or through the first hole with the utica get this bush trying to muster politely you must don't go through with the whole. damn giving a man is armed with a voice to sing at the oscars he's got him. still. there y'all watch. the roosters

martin j. good afternoon to you martin thanks for your time today according to the lake this latest report does say it's confident the syrian government was to blame how confident can it be given all the questions that were raised about the fact they didn't visit the site for example and also questionable third party evidence. just because believe i don't think there can be any confidence. i think the word very usefully were very loosely used you know we the fact that no no she went to the site the fact that it was so many inconsistences proxies were used to do the job for them. and you know it's by their own admission if you actually read the report you know there are there are quite a number of inconsistences which are really quite alarming one particular one is just a reference to force jets in the region there's conflicting evidence to which jets were passing over that particular time so i don't know where they get this word confidence from i think it's i think what they've done is they've done the diligence you know to satisfy the members of the press and the public at large you know they

a region that is very split tonight a region that is very split martin want to go to you in madrid how is spain in practical terms planning on implementing a direct role. ok well first of all the preparations in many ways of the homes where for weeks thousands upon thousands of extra national guards and the national police you know were transferred to pass on to i had a long. has a lot of police and i was the most is described i'm there have been some tensions between the two so one of the directors expected or you haven't is expected to announce in one hour service is that they will replace the head of the house and. there has a man who is you know said that they don't follow rules this was on the other hand if they have to are saying who. are arrest members of the house and i'm governments who you know choice or very real risk of chance would sedition well they will have to tread very carefully to avoid somehow the scenes that we saw on the first of october during the independence post because there was one bottle of very much tarsus and you got lots image of the thing that will help

saves a lot of weight, putting that wood in there instead of metal. >> martin: plywood just doesn't sound like rocket science. >> marie: yousn't feel that way to us, as westerners. they don't invest resources where it's not necessary. >> martin: it only has a range of 186 miles, but it would reach its target in about five minutes. >> marie: so, then we get up to the real serious part of this missile, which is what we call the payload. the payload is everything, including the warhead, that sits inside this cavity. it can carry about 1,000 kilograms, or 2,200-pound payload. >> martin: but here's the feature that sets this scud apart. >> marie: this was designed to be a nuclear trainer, and you can tell because the thickness of the aero-shell here is more than what it would be for a standard high explosive warhead. >> martin: a nuclear trainer? this missile is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead? >> marie: this missile, as designed by russia, was intended to carry a nuclear warhead. >> martin: a nuclear-capable weapon with a five-minute flight time. it doesn't give you much time to react. >> marie: it doesn't give you much,

in barcelona charlottesville some pill and in madrid martin roberts thank you very much both. kenya is a country in electoral limbo officials have again postponed a rerun of the presidential election scheduled in several areas considered strongholds of the opposition the cost of the divisive vote is becoming ever more apparent at least nine people have been killed in clashes between protesters and police since thursday. violence has engulfed kenya since thursday's contested election rerun. and some opposition strongholds like this nairobi slum clashes between protesters and authorities have been deadly this has led the electoral commission to suspend polling indefinitely. when it comes to stuff that attorney. when the lives. noting was originally postponed until today in four counties and western kenya after demonstrators disrupted polling on thursday. opposition candidates. warned election officials that another poll would only lead to more bloodshed but they have called for a boycott of the elections and only one in three kenyans have cost a vote. the ballots that have been

the other substitute is the guy closest to the touch, chris martin. you bit of luck involved, but how many times do you get lucky? those late goals and the late changes work. well done to gordon strachan. they still have a chance. 0ne gordon strachan. they still have a chance. one more game to go against slovenia. i will be going overfor it and slovenia. i will be going overfor itandi slovenia. i will be going overfor it and i am not massively confident. why not? slovenia drew with england in slovenia. they beat slovakia quite easily over there as well. they have not lost in the campaign andi they have not lost in the campaign and i don't believe they have lost a goal in the capital in this campaign. people think scotland might have made it but they still have a tough one to go. and we find new and exciting ways to make a mess of it at the end. that's the attitude of most scottish people, it has been 19 years and we almost don't believe we will do it. i'm sure other scottish fans might be more positive. it was always going to be tough for northern ireland

you talk about. all right that's martin speaking to us from the dread let's go back to charlotte who's on the streets of barcelona charles what's that callen people there expect will happen next and how do you feel about how their leader handled the situation has really brought it to a head. that's a real fair was going to happen when a major it starts imposing direct rule when for example you start to see arrests potentially as those behind this independence movement and also when you see them trying to take control of these government buildings as a real sense here that the people who are behind me are just not going to tolerate that for several days they've been close on social media for example and from independence leaders saying if and when independence happens and if when direct rule is imposed deeper pads a block these government buildings to make sure that officials from madrid contact control that the people who are here behind me would consider a hero but obviously these people don't represent everybody in council or any of this region the economy emphasize enough is incredibly divided jus

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you talk to. all right that's martin speaking to us from madrid let's go back to charlotte who's on the streets of barcelona charles what that cow on people there expect will happen next and how do you feel about how their leader handled the situation has really brought it to a head that's a real fear here was going to happen when it starts imposing direct rule when for example you start to see arrests potentially as days behind this independence movement and also when you see them trying to take control of these government buildings as a real sense here that the people who are behind me are just not going to tolerate that for several days they have been close on social media for example and from independence leaders saying if and when independence happens if and when direct rule is imposed deeper pads a block these government buildings to make sure that officials from madrid contact control that the people who are here behind me would consider a hero but obviously these people don't represent everybody in council any of this region the economy emphasize enough is incredibly divided just fifty per

you. has now crossed over to the spanish capital madrid where generalist martin roberts is standing by martin how do you think madrid is likely to react to put it on its latest address well the most important thing as barbara said is that he didn't actually mention the word independence which. has amongst the pigeons so. many changes in the plan which is for some of. them are. still his right to reply give him a hearing because again they won't proceed you're not hearing what he's got to say first now remains to be seen whether he will actually accept us in that session because. repeated invitations are to address the march and arms and. the first times. so her second term so that's the next step is to see whether he will actually come to enjoy. their testimonies we're going to read him see what he has. but time is ticking there's an election which is set to take place in about six months what does madrid hope to get out of the fresh election in catalonia. well i think what they want says a majority not. a majority which is to try again to our constitutional or unconstitutional. i mean today

in a video kate thank you you'll be following the celebrations will come back to you a little bit later in the day martin coming to you now you know martin when martin luther sparked this revolution seemed like europe was really ready for change how did christianity at that point get so disconnected from the people there's essentially a broom which i mean in historical problem with this region of where the center of where i mean people tend to think of fewer of us being no days very powerful in the north and really quite poorer essentially i mean poorer at least in the south i think this was actually a exactly reverse time in the south was actually very very rich rome being the center of power and a lot of the power of course was distributed by by really just channels which goes to say that actually the north of europe was not only contributing because in fact there was taxation by the church. but at the very same time they did not have the degree of power that sort of was commiserate with that kind of contribution this goes to say that certainly northern europe was ripe for some sort of response and thi

all right uncharted territory there in madrid martin thank you very much for bringing us up today well that's the view from madrid we also want to give you the view now from barcelona earlier our correspondent. sent us the reactions from the streets of barcelona. spoken to some people here and they say that they want to celebrate today because frankly they don't actually know what's going to happen tomorrow at this festival spirit this conical spirit we're seeing today something very worrying for people here in my some of the people that we've spoken to say that they're worried that police are going to come in and break it up i others have said that war is going to be arrested at any point they say that for him so this is really an opportunity for them just to take stock of the independence movement one hundred thing i want to point out about this rally. and see independence rally just down the street as well so making the point that not everybody is jubilant as these people behind me. are or whatever happens with catalonia is going to have a huge impact on europe let's get the reactio

gen list martin roberts joining us from madrid thank you. time now for some other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump says he will allow the release of long secret files related to john f. kennedy's one thousand nine hundred sixty three assassination next week the truth is expected to include more than thirty thousand classified documents that were previously redacted and three thousand that have been there have never been seen by the public. hundreds have gathered to mourn seven victims of a military attack in egypt's western desert officials say at least fifty four people were killed in a gun battles friday in giza province that's located southwest of cairo militants fired rockets and detonated explosives during a police operation moving in on a suspected hideout. afghanistan's defense ministry says a suicide bomber killed at least fifteen army recruits as they were leaving their base in the capital kabul four others were wounded this latest incident comes at the end of a particularly bloody week in afghanistan

roberts is standing by martin it's good to see you sir what do you think the consequences will be for the catalan government if push for more presses ahead with the independence plan. well if he tries to do us in the next wait or in a row before the senate actually analyzes. as expected for him to carve out two more drinks then the attorney general has said that he's prepared to throw the book as in the prosecutor charges against him rebellion carries a jail sentence of between fifteen and twenty five yes so last something but he will try to consider on the other hand if the parliament's amasses not to get the power it will still be allowed to make all the government figures out of. these if they are trying to vote for independence and about that because my job or the change in bahrain is simply the service any other matches the current attempts to discuss such an example we have today forestry a fine independence is i'm seeing to it and so what does madrid hope will come out of fresh elections in catalonia well so you think they don'