action, and there is concern about how this will leave relationships more generally. —— it will maticas been —— diplomatic. russia has been standing very firmly behind syria, america the uk and france said they all have evidence the chemical attack took face, but the divisions are very clear. the problems caused by the complex problem and syria are not going to go away. resident assad's regime is going to be an issue that will be addressed in the future, and these strikes that have taken place not going to resolve all these issues. in fact it leaves a more potentially complex problem in terms of international relationships between russia and america. of international relationships between russia and americam of international relationships between russia and america. it comes ata time between russia and america. it comes at a time of great flux for president trump's foreign policy team? yeah. it is worth remembering that it team? yeah. it is worth remembering thatitis team? yeah. it is worth remembering that it is only a matter of two weeks ago that resident trump himself was saying th

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matic cursed field magic once again this time he's expected to beef up the saudi arabia's military might by bowing warships and despite protesters cools the prince's solemn to be given the cold shoulder it looks like those deep pockets are set to keep governments in the west on friendly terms with saudi arabia. azzi paris all right that does it for me i'll be back with headlines in about thirty minutes there was. those strong pressure by the security cabinets by the pentagon and by the media on down donald trump to do something about so you could probably at some stage she might give in to this pressure but i don't think that it is his intention what i consider more likely than another u.s. military attack on syria is that the united states' policy bilby need to wreck any effort by the russians to turks and iranians to find a political solution. to take you had to take matters into its own words to provide its own security securing the border area now this is a very very legitimate coach we're with who are the bridge to be there who are the americans to be there who are the british to be

obviously i will play valencia, matic... iwill good. obviously i will play valencia, matic...e 11 clearly to me,| with these 11 but these 11 clearly to me, i want to be there, i am ready. if you want to watch that game, manchester united and totte n ha m , game, manchester united and tottenham, bbc one at 5:15pm on saturday. two more premier league games tonight. could chelsea and southampton be distracted by their semifinal? everyone asks a question when it comes to fa cup games. not for southampton, crucial match for them, mark hughes is desperate for them, mark hughes is desperate for the points. he can still keep the muppets, will believe he can keep them in the premier league. a win would leave them two points from safety with four games to play. they are right behind swansea on the table and still have them to play as well but a huge fa cup semifinal on sunday. chelsea playing burnley this evening and antonio conte could be forgiven for being a bit distracted by the fa cup and is perhaps something a little closer to home. until tonight we have the possibility... sorry. m

i know that at the moment there are five matic runs the woman. i live with five men five caribbean hearing follow me day and night. a warm welcome as an eight am here in the russian capital and you're watching on t.v. international with me they care and good to have you with us now the u.s. is threatening russia with new sanctions over syria this follows a combined assault by america and its allies against the assad government the u.s. envoy to the united nations said russia will face new restrictions over its support for damascus. so you will see that russian sanctions will be coming down secretary mineta will be announcing those on monday if he hasn't already and they will go directly to any sort of companies that were dealing with equipment related to assad and chemical weapons use and so i think everyone is going to feel that at this point i think everyone knows that we sent a strong message and our hope that they listen to it. well as nikki haley has mentioned that the proposed sanctions would hit russian companies they deal with the syrian

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however have mixed views about how effective the upcoming summit will be if you give the money to matic crises a so frequent i've become numb to them. i was told that suddenly there's a peace mate but i don't know about that to get into little. north korean defectors hope the day of unification will come soon so that they can go home to see their loved ones and wish i mean they can get it on. the u.k.'s or u.s. president donald trump also plans to meet with north korea's kim jong un next month to discuss nuclear disarmament for now the conflict is not over it's on standby and jason strother has been following the developments between the two koreas and he joins us now from seoul so jason just how significant is this move by south korea to silence is propaganda loudspeakers. well the propaganda loudspeakers have always irritated north korea a few years ago it almost sparked a battle along the d.m.z. so by shutting down these speakers it is pretty much just a gesture of good will have this summit this friday. now this move by south korea is being viewed as a gesture of goodwill and head o

the dem matic leaps we've seen in the past few months are remarkable by any standard.nly th oe latter halff last year where we had donald trump threatening fire and fury, north korea saying they had a missile tt cou reach north america. you had president trump calling ki jong-un little rocket man and in response he was calling present trump a mentally deranged dotard. it is i remarkable thatt has now come to this point that we are seeing the chancess of t summit between president trump and kim jong-un as being really possible. and certainly some of these announcements that we have seen here give you a sense that they are laying the groundworkor that. there is always this push toward denuclearizatio and there will be questions about how commitched north korea really aret and j what this really means. but certainly if you look atth gs like shutting the tssile test site in the north of the country,t is a longer term commitment. and it is something that america will welcome. this cause we hav meeting between north and south korea taking place in just a week's time,hind we

at the top stories now tributes are being paid to a south african and here party activist twenty matic a seller mandela who has died at the age of eighty one when he was married to south africa's first black president nelson mandela before their divorce in one thousand nine hundred six and was alongside him upon his release from jail six years earlier she herself went through months in jail and years of house arrest for her leading role a protest against white minority rule south africa's president has hailed winnie as the voice of defiance but her legacy is controversial as catherine saw explains. she was a portent figure it didn't do well with the four e.t. had a lot of run ins with the. of their african national congress criticizing when she could she spoke her mind and even once said that nelson mandela is a sellout some people also say she was very militant in fact in one thousand nine hundred four she was. convicted of kidnapping and accessory to assault in a muddy case involving our young activist then yes so she was very controversial a lot of people are saying that to day they

south african celebrate the woman who led the fight against apartheid winnie matic is delamont della has died at the age of eighty one. hello martin elisha without you there live from doha also coming up a dozen members of one family in yemen a killed in saudi led airstrikes seven of them a children. israeli prime minister suspends a deal with the un over african asylum seekers just hours after he announced it on television. the strength in numbers a thousand central americans cross into mexico on a journey that seemed raged the u.s. president. but first tributes are being paid to winnie medical. the anti-apartheid campaign and played a leading role in the battle against white minority rule in south africa she had been married to nelson mandela the nation's first black president throughout his twenty seven years in prison mourners have gathered outside a house in silhouette and katherine sawyer. a vigil for we need. to wait till the very heart of the idea apartheid struck president. to pay his respects as we say in african culture. a gigantic three has fallen this is the women mandel

richie's now that diplomatic matic route did spiral britain expelled twenty three russian diplomats russia retaliated to that expelling the same number and spread to the european partners and the u.s. as well and they also expelled a number of diplomats from those countries. now the results came out after an investigation at porton down lab and the results were that there was no definitive evidence as to where that nerve agent came from so you can see what was happening there the situation as it is now the two are recovering so possibly they will be speaking at some point and they might be able to give more clarity as to what happened on that day meantime russia's foreign minister has called increased speculation unfounded as the media claims the nerve agent used to poison the scruples was produced in a weapons lab here in russia. which. as far as reports about nova choke nerve agent production in the surrounding region are concerns london is from sickly looking for confirmation of its unsubstantiated position. furthermore one major u.k. newspaper ran a sensational headline based on anonym

top stories here it out as there tributes are being paid to south africa's former first lady winnie matic is an amanda ella who's died at the age of eighty one she played a leading role in the anti-apartheid movement and was married to the nation's first black president nelson mandela throughout his twenty seven years in jail. as we say in african culture. a gigantic korea has fallen and this is the women. that provided shades for all the people of south africa saudi arabia's crown prince says palestinians and israelis are entitled to live peacefully on their own land mohammed bin salmen made the comments in an interview with the us magazine the atlantic is being seen as another sign of warming ties between saudi arabia and israel twelve members of one family have been killed in a saudi led coalition air strike in yemen seven of them were children the missiles hit buildings housing displaced people in the fifty held city of her data israel's prime minister has suspended a deal with the u.n. to resettle more than sixteen thousand african asylum seekers in europe and north america benjamin

of the president's top economic advisor now saying the trade battle brewing can be settled dibo matically. and twitter war on terror. the company suspending more than 250,000 accounts link the to extremists. we will check in on the race to limit hate speech. to our lead. facebook's chief operating officer talked to bloomberg first. in the last 24 hours the social network has said the number of users iment packed by the cambridge analytical data scandal could be as high as 87 million and that the public profiles of all of facebook's users could have scraped. facebook is changing its policies and making them more clear in response. i caught up with c.o.o. cheryl sandberg at the men loe park headquarters in california and asked if it was too little too late. >> let me address that specific issue and then talk more generally. we had a feature where you could look up people by name or e-mail, and that was important for finding people. someone made a directory they shouldn't have made with that information. but to be very clear and specific, all of that was public information. that was informat

i think that we have these two leaders who are quite ening an ma ining an matic, including presidenthimself, so it's certainly going to be a summit like the world has never seen. >> how difficult will this be to implement? >> i think again this summit is not so much about a deal. i think the summit is really about setting the tone and the atmosphere and about really setting off the whole process. and from there, it's a momentum. and from there is really where the hard work begins. >> okay, balbina hwang, thank you. >>> brand-new secretary of state mike pompeo on his first overseas trip meeting with leaders and delivering a strong message about the future of the iran deal. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. >>> mike pompeo is on his

policy and trade barriers, but while that's being handed out, i'll just cite a couple of little arite matic instances that you might find interesting. one of the concerns people have is a big trade war with mexico. well, we don't want a trade war as such with them or with anyone, but here's the fact -- [ no audio ] pre-nafta every year the united states had between a $4 billion and $5 billion trade surplus with mexico. any of you have any idea what our cumulative trade deficit with mexico is post-nafta? you think it could be as big as $100 billion? anybody thinking so? okay. anybody go for 200? well. you can't bid against yourself, sir. how about 500? nobody thinks 500. well, did you think 500? the real answer is it's more than $1 trillion. so one result of nafta was to create a gap. we went from recurring trade surpluses to $1 trillion in the hole. that's a hell of a good negotiation, don't you think, to accomplish that, so that's why we're doing that, and to varying degrees same thing is why we're having to re-examine other relationships. now, i've done business in over 30 countries on th

looks like kim tavig-leon, melanie grossman, and vincent matic. each will have three minutes. speakers, i have an egg timer. when you start speaking, i start the timer. when the buzz buzzes, your time is up. dr. barnes, if you want to begin. >> my name is ken barnes, and i am a doctor who practiced at st. luke's for over 30 years, and i worked in the sub acute unit for 15 years. i'm going to limit my comments to mostly the issue of sub acute. there's so much here that we could comment on. as you know, there is an acute shortage of sub acute beds in san francisco. at its peak, st. luke's had nearly 40 beds, and now it has 17. in 2012, sutter cpmc decided that only admissions from their hospitals could go into the sub acute unit. and then, in 2016, they decided that there would be no further admissions, so what's happened is that the number of patients have just been gradually falling. now, as i think was mentioned, the plan that cpmc has now is to transfer the 17 patients remaining to the davies campus, and these beds that are being given to the sub acute are going to be placed

particularly after parkland because the shooter apartment turns out to have committed a whole bunch of rob o-matic behaviors that were not reported -- problematic behaviors that were not reported. it continues to be argued back and forth. is looking at is the question of whether to modify or unroll that guidance. that is what we are. host: part of the letter reads, has data collected demonstrated students of certain racial or ethnic groups and to be disciplined or than their peers. research suggests the substantial disparity of the kinds reflected in the data are not explained by more frequent or serious misbehavior by students of color." researchwould say the they are pointing to has been wholy criticized by folks are not supportive of the guidance. folks who are skeptical of the guidance thinks that research in no way carries the burden of the obama administration. guest: a couple of points. to one in support of rick's point and a counterpoint. it's a po -- in support first, there is evidence schools -- not all kids are equally represented across all schools. areer we have schools that -- that h

terms of the reasons that should be excluded, when of the principles of the proclamation is to exert o-matic pressure on governments in order to get them to change and provide us with data. >> sioux think they should be excluded -- so you think they should be excluded? i want to be sure we are on the same wavelength. here is the problem. it seems to me there are probably a significant number of such people. you read the briefs and you think this is the is this academic complaining, community, 46 scholars at harvard, there are families that safety or tried to get medical treatment and nobody told us about this and the only admitted to, and they're supposed to be guidance. so, there is my question. if you have done the same things the right and people did -- the id,gan and carter people de then you have the same thing care. but as one brief says, this is window dressing and they never apply it, then you have something new and different going well beyond what president reagan did. i want to know how do i find out when there is not that information in the brief? we have another hearing, do we se

we've documented widespread and at times clearlsty matic rape of women and girls as well as some trulyorrific massacres. thsituation has t changed. rohingya are still arriving. they ato still tellingries of horrific persecution, which asnou know has been going now for decades. so on the one hand, this cannot be the end of the story. the rohingya deserve to go home. they must go home, but they must go home with safety, with dignity, and when they want to go home.t' and right now just not safe enough. the myanmar government is still persecuting these people. >> yang: our series on the rohingya was brought to us by philiporres rasheed and collier looked at some troubling issues. one was child marrige let's take a look at a clip from the piece on child marriage and we'll talk aut it on the other side. >> reporter: this girl was married at 12 to a 30-year-old man who promised t support he and her four sisters after her father fell ill and was unable to work. but a few weeks after the wedding, heco dvered the truth. >> ( translated ): my husband lied to me. aid he was from myanmar but actual

for anyone because i lost faith entirely in our leaders, and i would argue, i think the most emblem matic chapter of why this election happened was really my chapter on carrier workers where i had one carrier worker who was a bernie sanders supporter, one who was a donald trump supporter, carrier is the factory that trump helped bring the jobs back from indiana to this indianapolis plant. but it was to me so emblematic of this electric, van jones and i would talk about on set there was an angst in both parties on the left and right and in the left they found their answer in bernie sanders and the right the answer was in donald trump and a common problem, this idea are the forgotten man and woman, very different solutions and i think the carrier chapter is emblematic of that. these two factory workers with different solutions and played card with one another, they were united in betrayal is what i said, and i would answer the charge with there are examples in the book that don'ts a here to my it there cal viewpoint and those are two of them, and i think the factory chapter in particular ge

bigotry and if you think marriage is between men and women and if you believe that, you are ought matically branded a bigot. i'm not religious, but i come from a religious background and i know lots of people think that marriage should be between men and women and they are not bigots. they don't hate gay people but have a religious pleff about the institution of marriage. and i'm worried about the redefinition of beliefs of hate imes as a form of abuse or bigotry. i think it is worth of getting back to the word of bigotry. it means intolerance of someone who thinks different than to you. it doesn't mean racist or sexist. but the definition of the term bigotry. intolerance of someone to your views. and i'm worried the way in which -- worry about bigotry in cases like this. >> i believe in religious freedom. my mother is a very religious freedom. she is a christian and accepts gay marriage. i'm not saying her believes are right and jack is wrong. it is interesting when we start to value the harm of discrimination between different groups to say the harm of discrimination felt by african-ameri

european champions real madrid are through to the champions league semifinals but they did so into matic fashion against events on wednesday the italian club with three male down after the first league in two written but to mario men's zouk at strikes gave them a two lead on the night plays mehta we made it three around the hour mark and it was came on in madrid that stunning comeback was reduced to nothing in added time though cristiana rinaldo stepping up with a penalty to make it four three on aggregate and send the champions from the last two seasons through to the semifinals set in for you they go keeper gen luigi buffon the forty year old was infuriated by their penalty decision and was red carded in a glittering career that includes a world cup win before and has never managed to win the champions league but there will be quite sure i could have said anything to the referee and he should have had the sensibility to forgive me because what he did is to commit a crime against sportsmanship and that's why i said the words i had to say which is of course the super committee some did t

it was after 9 at night, that day she held meetings up in ottawa and hosted the entire washington >>matic core for holiday party. after a comforting the family we expected she would be with to rest and mourn in private having lost one of her closest aids. instead, she stayed -- with us a staff at a loss of what to do. sarkt clinton demonstrated to us her act in a crisis let's all go a bar she said. [laughter] and for hours -- she sat she had us all laughing with how he emerged from a about can on her plane wearing pair of footy po jam ma and tell stories how did you first meet him? she was patient, curious, and totally engageed. she focused not on her grief but all all of ours when we considered inviting her to have the arthur from right lecture i realized not everyone would think of her obvious choice so i revisited a memo that collected her human rights accomplishment as secretary of state. it was 24 pages long with detailed specific and consequential achievements on every region of the world. [applause] rereading brought tear it is my eyes thinking of the frog now in jeopardy. and what

work of holy troops have been taking part in military drills in saudi arabia despite a major to fla matic rift saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain cut ties with doha ten months ago accusing it of funding terrorism which qatar strongly denied the khatami defense ministry says the armed forces chief of staff also attended the events closing ceremony at the invitation of saudi defense officials. to a stuff like you know where nigeria's capital is one of the most modern cities in africa but the original residents of the federal district of a future continue to live in homes built of mud they complain that their fundamental rights are being ignored reports from the nigerian capital. why she was angry discussions never ceased in the village of pico outside the nigerian capital since it was chosen to build a new capital for two years ago they say their social and economic status has continued to deteriorate. they still live in humble mud homes without basic amenities when i does a beauty i have no medical care here and we have no functioning schools the teachers refuse to sta

washington, toin those who serve our country, and and o-matic posts around the world, mike pompeo will work hard to earn your trust. bridges,eek to build to rely upon expertise, but always with respect, whether it ormanaging crises in syria in north korea, complex relationships with russia or china, or humanitarian disasters, mike will represent american ideals and values backed by the strength and leadership of the free world. us time andshown again that we cannot sit back and wait, given the most serious challenges we face in the world and in the role our nation place. wherever there is a void, the world pays a price. [[rptestprs -- [protests] >> i was in the u.s. army for 29 years and i was a you a supplement for 16 years. i am sure that happens regarding soybeans in the agricultural committee office. [laughter] >> it may happen with the president when i talk to him about all of the tariffs. sen. roberts: i was right in the middle of the best part. void, thehere is a world pays a price. we need mike pompeo at the state department, and we need him now. it is my permanent hope that th

obviously i will play antonio valencia, matic, lukaku, i'm not going to start with these 11 but these, whilst it's a crucial one for relegation—threatened southampton. they travel to leicester. the saints are currently five points from safety with only four matches remaining after tonight. we have to get them in a positive frame of mind and focused on what they need to do. i have to say, last two performances have been really good. we've made mistakes, clearly, and that's been prevalent, not only in my time but previous to me coming here. but, for the most part, the intention and the application of the group has been really good. fleetwood town will have a well—known face as their manager from this summer onwards whenjoey barton takes over one day after his ban for betting ends. the ex—burnley and manchester city midfielder was suspended for 18 months by the football association last year after he was found to have placed more than 1,000 bets on matches over a decade. he'll take over fleetwood onjune 2nd and the move has come as a surprise to some. he isa he is a complex character. he

haidi: what are the chances with -- aight o-matic solution diplomatic solution? solution?sis and within china, zte is one of the strategic companies in the mind of the chinese government, part of the overall tech portfolio and that is why i cannot imagine that zte would be allowed by the chinese government to suffer from whatever the u.s. imposes on them. i expect china's government will get involved at some point in time and i do think on a political basis, the u.s. and china have to talk and have a lot to talk about on the trade front including technology. that is why i did not expand this situation -- expects this situation to be the same as what has been announced over the next three to five months. haidi: what about huawei? do they look more attractive in the meantime? guest: i would argue that all things being equal if this continues they would benefit when it china's telecom companies are looking for alternatives. supply thenot equipment given asked to supply on a global basis, zte is a smaller player so huawei will benefit from gaining market share in china. zte wi

they think it's a capability going back to richards point, where you have to have the top deposit maticngagement, also a serious military threat on the table. >> and i'll just say i think what you are seeing is that accidentally several years later president obama has earned his know mel peace prize and he did so by signing one of the worst deals in history. what i mean by that, by going ahead and entering the jcpoa and seeding the middle east to iran and all the things we've talked about that are happening, the reason why we think on may 12 the president may reimpose sanctions, the moderate zusunnyn the mid dle east we have more i common than the region, and what divides us is far less than what brings us. the issue of the pal es citizenians. and in order to have a new architecture that encircles iran, and also at the same time takes on sunni extremism which is something that the crown prince has pledged to do and is doing, that is something that could lead to a very new dynamic in the middle east. one hang up is this thing called islamic republic and they are sunni extremists. and in

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the left in terms of calling for specific or classified weapons bans whether automatic or semi aut maticthat's essentially all guns except perhaps muskets and front-locked guns. many people don't want a repeal of the second amendment, they don't want a gun ban. they do want improved school safety. some call for improving -- modeling a lot of suburban and rule schools in the fashion of urban schools where they have a presence of security, metal detectors. and they -- those schools did to a way that they try prevent gang violence from impacting the school. >> bringing in some callers to this discussion. wiveragetsdz caller: i called most of the issues i've heard is based on the agenda of the united states republic which was established on slavery. slavery was -- lasted for almost 200 years in this country. the problem that most people have in this country is that they don't read, number one. number two, we look at the social media of attacking certain people like kaepernick nd how the issue of racial disparity and police perutality has been going on ever since the beginning of this country