talking about the incident two thousand and thirteen we lost more than twenty soldiers due to get mikel weapons that were used against our soldiers and civilians are harmless. and we are the ones who submitted the first claim. under western police can inspect that these jihadi groups that you call moderate rebels are using chemical weapons bear in mind we don't have the holy fires to control the wind directions and we live in a dense highly intensely populated areas and our troops are everywhere so it's not really smart to use chemical weapons to hurt our soldiers and our civilians and just finally your reaction to the kremlin saying that they have to look again at supplying the syrian government now with the most advanced defensive missile defense of technology in the world and whether it will protect you in case out here rabia and israel and perhaps britain united again send airstrikes your way. we are really whole we really hold the kremlin supply us with not only with s. three hundred but we need the s four hundred as well because we were victims of the terror war for now eight citi

chemical attack we don't know who that was the jewels were heard in the explosion and somebody says give mikel weapons were around to where the noise came from and started who were in mortar. but they seemed to be ok and walked away without saying help. but love upset help but as people got so confused somebody started power and water over people's heads up to see him that had been a chemical attack i was at the spot with my wife and daughter but none of us experienced and i seems to me i don't recall poisoning the. british prime minister to resign and french president emmanuel macron have come under heavy criticism from u.k. and e.u. lawmakers after their decision to strike syria without consulting their national parliaments for example these members of the european parliament during president micron's speech that many of them held up signs calling for an end to military action in syria. and there are a today reports about the backlash that leaders have received so far. what a sort of only three countries have been to be for the honor of the international community in the legitimates multilat

is starting the fact finding mission in duma to establish if they can mikel attack did take place so how would you estimate were the u.s. coalition strikes undertaken before facts were on the table. i don't know. if you go to the all the missions first of all would be different it's a preferred not to dismiss if it was backed by a security council resolution to give a political will to the mission which is not the case in the other case and we know in different experiences of the just of the member what happened during. the missions in iraq of inspectors in iraq you know all got one of the five to put within this mission a lot of the asians and would remember their question of david you know this and that i mean they can guy who are finishing their mission made a book on their record and i thought here was that in the name of the. so and sometimes even though it was so with with with one of the last missions in syria when this does the use of chemicals four times two times by isis and two times the way the government of course it was rejected by the government of syria as well as by

french opposition politician mikel tabun told us that the police in paris are overstretched and that the government should be doing more . did you determine what barry police in the eighteenth district of paris is doing what they can do they have a huge amount of work they need to control the entire area where there is a growing problem with delinquency they're doing their best but this should be judicial response to that a strong response from the government and there is none we are living in a country where in certain places delinquency and violence are rampant with no punishment. thousands of suffer google are calling on the web giant to cancel its cooperation with the pentagon artificial intelligence project in a letter to their chief executive the employees pointed out that involvement in the business of war could harm the company's reputation his motto is of course don't be evil we believe that google should not be in the business of war therefore we ask that project may even be canceled building this technology to assist the u.s. government in military surveillance and potenti

subject beyond the fifty percent mark i wasn't surprised in fact and the political cabinet just after mikell had taken over where we were discussing the prospect of possibly happening knew you wanted it to happen particularly because clearly the s.n.p. didn't want to come of europe but. at that discussion i specifically made the point that i did not believe that if we ended up with a differential between scotland the less the u.k. then that would automatically lead to a stampede for independence or anything like it but in particular your emotional attachment may be less than the s. and p's and been suggestions that you personally voted against voted no in the european referendum is those able to clear the one way or another for all time i've been on is about i voted no i didn't campaign in the referendum presented just leave the government and i thought it would was a great quickly to go against government policy because it would have been no seen as a tactical move on an issue of principle the issue which you put your finger on many many years ago in the run up to the one thousand nine hund

mikel arteta, in the coaching staff at myjustice day.ing sacked by bayern munich. what about thomas tuchel? he is the favourite to take over. we'll arsenal try to gazump paris st germain by getting thomas tuchel? he knows the head of recruitment at arsenal, because they were both together at borussia dortmund. there are rumours that they don't get on too well. i'm not quite sure if thomas tuchel will be the next man at the emirates stadium. here are four other contenders, you have brendan rodgers and maxell agree. dennis bergkamp, arsenal legend, lost hisjob at dennis bergkamp, arsenal legend, lost his job at ajax. and patrick vieira, and arsenal legend. we'll arsenal take the gamble by appointing the former captain of their football club? the fans love him, currently in charge of new york city fc in the mls. they are top of the eastern conference and he's doing a really good job. would it be a gamble to take him to the premier league, when he will be under all sorts of pressure at the emirates stadium? the fans would like to see him bac

president, what about mikele cohen. >> thank you very much. stupid question. greg: that's so enjoyable. this is why kanye feels so dangerous and trump unlike anything else, and leave it to trump to counter program with his own rally. what a great comparison to the correspondents dinner. look at the dinner. it's like a time share presentation at a retirement village. one is soul destroying and the other is full of fun. it feels like a rip in the universe. kanye and trump, bubbles are bursting and beliefs are appended. if this is what happens after sleeping with a porn star -- >> period. let's welcome tonight's guest. he's so wise owls come to here for advice. dr. drew pinsky. he's the man with the grand. tom shillue. she thought silence of the lambs was a romantic comedy. national review reporter kat timpf. is he considered a giant among giants. former wwe superstar my massive sidekick tyrus. greg: you claim to be a doctor. i'm interested in the psychological effect of trump wing on the visceral trump hater. >> when people believe deeply this man is incapable o

who want a different candidate make a call consolation in mikel taking actually the part from mr cutler it's not clear who else is willing to stand in the way of opposition leader nicole passion. parties in parliament sided with his movements on wednesday and the international community is taking him seriously too we caught up with him fresh from talks at the russian embassy republican party has lost his power and the. republican party a short recognized victory of the people and without any condition as far as he is concerned and as far as this crowd is concerned because he is on the threshold of becoming this country's new leader and i shrink a new democratic era to the republic of armenia it was i don't yet know the corridors of power but he has proven he can mobilize our millions in time there where his power is on the street and here on republic square reverse the walker al-jazeera. and israeli courts sentenced a soldier to nine months in prison for the twenty four team killing the palestinian teenager now dame no wara was shot during a lull in protests marking the day israel came

they got to decide versus what happened to mikel cohen earlier this week where they go grab everything only and his business. the double standard is what offends so many americans. >> rod rosenstein is the one who okayed that for the sdny. can you answer question without using hillary clinton's name? do you think it looks suspicious for the president to pardon somebody who was convicted of lying to the fbi and obstruction of justice when all this stuff is going on? maybe take president trump's name out of it. president x, this is going on around president x and president x pardoned somebody for doing something similar in the past. as a neutral observer, do you think it looks suspicious? >> what looks strange or suspicious, what looks strange is when red rosenstein writes the memo why you should fire james comey, comey leaks a document for bob mueller to be the special counsel. rosenstein gets mueller to be the special counsel. and one of the things that mueller is looking into is was there obstruction of justice in the firing of james comey. if that's not the swamp and suspicious and s

for regime change, and they're wondering where the $150 billion or the $100 million went, and as mikellsaid, it's toward missile develop. . and the land bridge. and, again, to reemphasize, an egg in tehran costs $0.50. that's a $5 egg here. that's paying $60 for a dozen eggs in the united states which none of us would do. so even under the jcpoa with sanctions relief, iran is squandering their assets on this adventurism and the protests highlight that. and what happens the day we walk away from the iran deal and we impose sanctions back on the central bank of iran? how does that impact everything that we talked about from -- i'll leave that to you. how does that impact everything we talked about. the adventurism, ballistic missile technology? >> it's a potential game changer. truly. when we look at right before the jcpoa, one of the tragedies of the nuclear deal was the increasing amount of leverage the united states had over iran and it was increasing rapidly. the iranians wanted to talk. they wanted a deal. they wanted sanctions relief fast. the combination of the central bank sanctio

at around 10:30 a.m., the kidnappers instructed quinn's mom to go to mikeler's landing, an area alongeach, and there she would find further instructions in a bathroom. gail left her daughter's house. the money was in a blue bag, along with a tracking device, courtesy of the fbi. at the location, quinn's mother found the designated bathroom. hidden inside the toilet paper holder was a note. it looked again to be in quinn's handwriting and gail read it aloud to investigators. >> so far i'm fine. no harm has been done to me. after you pick up this letter, you are going to drive north toward joe's crab shack. drop the money out of the car and do not look back. anything goes wrong and i'm dead. >> up to this point they didn't want to hurt her, they had no intention of hurting her, but now it said anything goes wrong, i'm dead. >> they're escalating it? >> yes. >> undercover agents converged on joe's crab shack, a local restaurant popular with tourists. >> we've got surveillance units out, we've got an airplane out. >> you're watching? >> we're watching. >> quinn's mom drove to the crab sha

as had the current assistant, mikel arteta, the midfielderfrom spain.he clu b mention of him coming back to the club as a potential manager. thank you very much. tributes have been coming for arsene wenger across the footballing world. the former arsenal captain tony adams said this. that sentiment was echoed by his former teammate david seaman who described wenger resignation as a sad day for the club, and asked whether he should get the right sendoff he deserves. and the former england captain and broadcaster gary lineker said arsene wenger had given so much to arsenal and to football in this country. leaders and senior politicians from the commonwealth are beginning discussions in windsor, to decide the organisation's future direction. during the meeting, which will be held behind closed doors, the 53 member countries will decide whether to grant the queen's wish that prince charles should eventually succeed her as the head of the organisation. ben brown is at buckingham palace for us with the latest. do you think we will hear today whether the leade

mikel arteta who used to play for the club, he is now pep guardiola's assistant at manchester city.manager of the belgian national team, dennis bergkamp, that would be a problem despite his coaching pedigree with ajax because he has a phobia of flying, so i don't think that'll happen. many names will up because many managers will leave their positions. there are suggestions that antonio conte will leave chelsea. could he be a contenderfor arsenal? i think will leave chelsea. could he be a contender for arsenal? i think this will rumble on for a few weeks. this cloud is the sense of respect around arsene wenger that all the questions now will be who will be the next manager of this club, arsenal? david, thank you very much. i will leave you with this line, wexit is happening. sean says his recent achievements shouldn't be forgotten. and someone said the grass isn't always greener. stuart says not one of my favourite managers but you cannot have nothing but respect for what he does and what he has achieved in the game. diane says, he is leaving arsenal, how many people it will affect,

subject beyond the fifty percent mark i wasn't surprised in fact and the political cabinet just after mikelln over where we were discussing the prospect of this possibly happening newbie wanted it to help particularly because clearly the s.n.p. didn't want to come out of europe but. at that discussion i specifically made the point that i did not believe that if we ended up with a differential between scotland the less the uki then that would automatically lead to a stampede for independence or anything like it but in particular your emotional attachment may be less than the s.n.p. is and there's been suggestions that you personally voted against voted no in the european level and of is those the opportunity to clear up one way or other for all time i've been on is about i voted no i didn't campaign in the referendum presented just leave the government and i thought it would was a great quickly to go against government policy because it would have been no seen as a tactical move on the issue of principle the issue which you put your finger on many many years ago in the run up to the one thous