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10000 meter world champion took an astonishing 27 seconds off the previous record of this race of monaco a 23 year old running the distance in which 12 minutes and 51 seconds. france's gael morphy's has won his 2nd tennis title of the week the rotterdam open off the streets canadian teenager felix simmie in straight sets to retain the title the 19 year old who made history by becoming the youngest finalist in the event missed the chance to clench his folks 80 i don't get the 10 career titles to work. over in russia kiki burton's got past alaina read the kenya of how does it stand to successfully defend her seat is for total number 8 seed for the netherlands down to 2 opponents 6163 it's the 10th w.t. singles title for the top of the cage. roger go holder has won her 3rd straight women's world cup slalom as a lackey and has now overtaken american mckayla scheffer and on top of the discipline we're standing with sweden is an aspiring larsson had a huge lead after recording the fastest time in her 1st line and then this happened which took her out of contention for holders when kids are on

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and by the attacks of foreign multinationals against his country monaco is writing articles and preparing a book on the subject. he uses it in his former ph d. supervisor and hearten in toronto to discuss the upcoming trial. a specialist in international investment law highly critical of arbitration tribunals he has regularly intervened on the international scene sounding the alarm for years. but only in 5 of the last weeks have been like a roller coaster in colombia i mean these claim. no one i wanted to talk to you about the one. for us to go yet overnight in case yes 16000000000 us i would say 20 percent of colombia's national public budget it was quite surprising because public authorities were saying that the agreements negotiated were positive for the corn 3 and that foreign investors would never start are claiming that corn 3 in these very moment is what happened then why is that colombian law is not good enough for these foreign investors it is not the case that core long as i think they are sheeps we're trying to solve our problems we're trying to become a more stable country and

others are moving forward to like in monaco he see from camera with his collection a coma for riches he's making a name for himself in paris and redefining fashion as the 1st designer from a subsaharan country. he meets it's also pride that i can show my work and show real african products and african heritage. combines traditional sustainable textiles from africa with western elements. it's a page of fashion history that's being rewritten with. conventions are being overthrown was broken like a 98 year old style icon style is something inherent i think. you can learn about fashion you can learn about style. she's a stylish model for trendy brands at the age of 19. there . are a sample there's a russian part of me. international fashion label is using her to advertise its products while other women worry about getting older the new yorker has turned the fashion world's obsession with youth on its head. the cover girl who signed her 1st modeling contract at the tender age of 97 is fully booked with the new material designer only became a fashion icon following an exhibition at new yor

because i think in monaco because. if you talk so much about emotions and love something remains. on the start when you read all these love stories from all over the world you see that ultimately love is the same all over the world. that enriches you even though your everyday life might be different. if you look at something that's a good thing. it will be in. giovanna knows that she has taken on an unusual task oh i was reading about other people's love lives and their problems affairs clandestine relationships separations it's not always easy. but it could almost be called a family tradition. and it bothered a. daughter that my father founded the club did you leave. me when i was around 20 he started doing it on behalf of the city of toronto when i. started off as a hobby for him. but it became a passion that the whole family shared. right from the beginning it was a passion. he did in his free time to. and in some point he asked me to help him translate letters. that way. that was how the juliet club started. it since become something of a legend itself. countless helpers from

have this -- they sport this all year round tan because they're normallyn yachts off the coast of monacoand --but the only way -- these teeth are actually clever. no one has white teeth like that i mean, no one -- only in california do you see white teeth like that. [ laughter ] but -- and in britain, you certainly don't see teeth like that [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, yeah, yeah it's just true for that. but that must have been shocking to see yourself with those teeth. >> yeah, i had to wear shades when i'd brush my teeth. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can you describe this film for us? >> well, it's about a super rich guy and it's, sort of -- it's a -- michael winterbottom, i did a bunch of movies with him >> jimmy: he's great >> and he makes films where he talks about serious stuff but doesn't make it boring, not like a big lecture no one wants to watch a movie where they're being taught a a lesson >> jimmy: yeah >> so, it's about the relationship between the super rich and the super poor. so one week we're shooting on super yachts in monaco and the following week we're in, sort of, sweatshops

joining me is cnn national security analyst lisa monaco.and security adviser to president obama and helped lead the u.s. response to the ebola crisis in 2014. it's great to have you on. i want to talk in broad terms. what does a government have to do? what is the most important thing for a government to do in a situation like this? >> well, thanks, john. look, the most important thing for our leadership to do is to communicate clearly and candidly about what we know about the virus and also importantly what we don't know. and to give people information about what they can do. what they should be doing. and importantly, that information should be coming from experts. it's got to have credibility. it should be guided by facts and science. the government's response to this crisis as to the ebola crisis, something that really led and governed our actions in response to the ebola crisis, was to have every policy step we took be guided by and led by science and facts and not by politics. >> communicate clearly and candidly. interesting those were

. >> his main problem last season was his teammate, the 22-year-old from monaco outperformed the german several incidents led to speculation there rivalry was causing problems. he believes he can do even better this year. >> the approach is different because i know the team, the car , an improvement over last year's car was so we have been working to make it better and to be more reready for this year. >> mercedes reveal their new car monday. they will hope it powers then to a seventh championship, equaling michael schumacher's record. ferrari have an epic challenge to topple them. preseason testing begins next week, with the first race in australia on march 15. ♪ brent: from fast cars to fast planes, airbus has use the singapore air show to unveil a prototype of the passenger jet of the future. the maverick is a scale model of what is known as a blended wing body aircraft. the revolutionary design is thought t to be more fuelelfficient t than passengers jets used today. airbus claims it would give travelers a totally new experience. one ofof the challllenges is wog how to prevent passe

vettel is main problem last season was his own teammate charlotte clare the 22 year old from monaco outperform the german and several incidents led to speculation their rivalry was causing problems left left believes he can do even better this year the approach is a little bit different just because now i know the team i know more as the cow. but it's still an improvement of last year we've been working all together to make it better. and to be more ready for for the shia world champions miss avies revealed their new look car on monday they hope it will power titleholder lewis hamilton to a 7th championship equaling michael schumacher his record of. ferrari have an epic challenge to topple them pre-season testing begins next week with the 1st race in australia on march 15th. it was indeed have been news here's a recap of the top stories if you're falling for you china is reporting 97 more deaths from the corona virus and more than 2000 new infections it says this is a loose number of new cases since january and predicts the epidemic could be over by april but the world health organization has

settles main problem last season was his own teammate shah lek left the 22 year old from monaco outperform the german and several incidents led to speculation their rivalry was causing problems left leg believes he can do even better this year the approach is a little bit different just because now i know the team i know more as the cow. but it's still an improvement of last year's gasol we've been working all together to make it better. and to be more ready for for the shia world champions miss avies revealed their new look car on monday they hope it will power title hold. to lewis hamilton to a 7th championship equaling michael schumacher his record all. ferrari have an epic challenge to topple them pre-season testing begins next week with the 1st race in australia on march 15th. as you see singapore airshow to unveil a prototype of what it believes it could be the passenger jet of the future the maverick is a scale model of what's known as a blended wing body aircraft the revolutionary design is thought to be 20 percent more fuel efficient than today's passenger jets and it was claims i

the 22 year old from monaco outperformed the german and several incidents led to speculation their rivalry was causing problems. believes he can do even better this year the approach is a little bit different because now i know the team i know more as the car. but it's still an improvement so we've been working all together to make it better. and to be ready for for the shia world champions miss avies revealed their new look car on monday they hope will power titleholder lewis hamilton to a 7th championship equaling michael schumacher his record old. ferrari have an epic challenge to topple them pre-season testing begins next week with the 1st race in australia on march 15th. this is good news and these are the top stories john has reported 97 more deaths from the corona virus and more than 2000 new infections chinese officials say these figures are the lowest figures since january and predict the epidemic could be over by april international health officials warn it's too early to make that assumption . president john says his country really do whatever necessary to push back the syrian r

the 22 year old from monaco outperformed the german and several incidents led to speculation their rivalry was causing problems. believes he can do even better this year the approach is a little bit different just because now i know the team i know more as the cow. but it's still an improvement of last year's gaza we've been working all together to make it better and to be more ready for for the shia will champions miss avies revealed then you look on monday they hope it will power a title. lewis hamilton to a 7th championship equaling michael schumacher his record. ferrari have an epic challenge to topple them pre-season testing begins next week for the 1st race in australia on march 15th. finally indonesia has a trash problem the country generates more than 3000000 tonnes a year and half of it ends up in rivers and the sea many cities have little by way of public services to deal with the mess piling up on the coast sounds like a job for a superhero. it is said that with great power comes great responsibility and one man is using it to rid his hometown of an evil that could destroy the p

president and the french president in monaco recently having called it great it right well the topic of west that is a central theme as you said michel and and teri schultz take a look took a look at what exactly is at stake at this munich security conference let's take a look at her report. the biggest deployment of u.s. military might to europe in a quarter century is heading this way for nato as defender 20 exercise 20000 american soldiers and 13000 pieces of equipment should give the enemies pause and allies confidence. both real already water loyal portals within the nato framework but that reinforced military framework risks being undermined by weakness on the political side increasing apathy across the alliance regarding its most fundamental values collective defense what if nato has the weapons but it doesn't have the will a recent survey by the pew research center indicates that across 16 nato countries fewer than 40 percent of respondents would want their militaries used to defend the baltic states or poland in case of an attack by russia the munich security conference has

it's wigan casino's legendary dj russ winstanley, and i know exactly where to find him — at the monacos! so when did you start the northern soul nights there? well, it was september 23rd 1973 always stuck in my mind. we had about 650 on the very first night, which was great, but as you know, if you are doing something right in the right place it very quickly gets around that this is the place. so really, within about three or four months, we were full. so i wonder, will russ recognise any the people in francesco's photos? ah, there you go, vernon, an absolutely brilliant dancer. i think he was from bradford, and always there, and won lots of the dance competitions, he was a superb guy. people looking on awe—struck. what was that night like? the very last night was the only night i never ever wanted to go. the words and everything just sum it up, and then at the end of "‘i'm on my way‘ everybodyjust clapped and they went "n0, n0, no!" ?" and i thought what on earth do i do here? 0ne of my biggest and favourite records frank wilson's "‘do i love you', i thought well this just really sums

monaco's and meets the captain yes the ship was at sea for 2 weeks and brought in 250 tons of fish the catch was immediately frozen on board. this is the cooling facility the temperature is minus 25 degrees centigrade each bag contains 30 kilos of caught. some scientists predict the climate change will force large numbers of fish and shellfish to move north to cold or water. in addition there are indications that the area off greenland's coast is being overfished. monocacy that happened before. the congo is a species that is coming back back in the. eighty's there was a lot of a lot of cut in the greenlandic sea but suddenly it disappeared so there hasn't been the fishing in the last 20 years and greenland so it's it's 1st the last years that it started to come back. after the trawler unloads it's catch it goes back out to sea the market for fish and fish products is good right now sales and prices are rising still the fishing industry does not generate enough revenue to support greenland's entire economy on its own so the territory will have to find new sources of income. at the momen

my aim is nick monaco information researcher. and studying misinformation and particular bots for about five years now since 2015. i'm particularly concentrating on election contexts allow the work i've done has been how to bots influence elections around the world to the topic of the conference today is really central to the research i do and i like to change ideas. i'm director at a place called the doodle intelligence lab. we are a think tank in california but we do is we try to produce research that documents emerging ethical issues at the intersection of society and technology and a lot of work we have been done has been documented in trolling and harassment information. today i'm excited to talk about some research that i haven't had the chance to talk about before being in the disinformation world especially the research right now. i think some of us are acutely aware that there's a problem of disinformation such as today. i thought about so many things by this point that sometimes i forget some of the more interesting thi

the iranian monaco had come to an end after $2500.00 yes and khomeini was welcomed as a savior.was nobody had any idea of the consequences the islamic revolution would have for iran. was a tribute to intellectuals supported from ranged from the right to live including those rights of words of the shah. over all our big business you know our big tycoons you load our billionaires the all support so are here 3 ated the degree of unity among gad all these different factions in teheran which was impressive. first visits were to behest is on a cemetery on the outskirts of town where those who were killed by the shans regime are buried and to the holy city of qum where his fight against the shah had begun many years ago. was a confrontation between these 2 could be summaries to the confrontation of 2 opposing words and in such a confrontation it is always the stronger will that will win you know and that's what exactly what happened in iraq. khomeini's where was far stronger. to conquer power then the sharks were to keep power. after a long odyssey through various different countries t

a replica of princess grace of monaco, grace kelly's dress frod monaco.. this is just one of the beautiful places where you're going to see more than 3,000 roses in one display alone. this flower show opens tomorrow. it goes for a week. if you are in and around philly i highly suggest it. i said it last time but this one is my favorite of all of the ones i've been to so just want to share that with you and hopefully you learned a little >>> it is friday and that means it's time to honor our pet of the week. let's have a look at our wall of winners. now these are some of the incredible animals making the world a better place. >> and this morning, we get to meet taffy, a cat with a disability who inspires and brings joy to her family. >> reporter: tiffany bailey loves animals, caring for them as a vet technician at her local pennsylvania shelter. >> i tend to take on the more medically challenging cases, the sick and the injured. >> reporter: she and her husband have fostered some including taffy the cat. >> taffy came with with her two sister, praline and

lisa monaco. thank you very much. >> thanks, brooke. >> yep.just days away from the primary. the gloves are coming off. we are with voters talking about what they need to hear from the candidates. isn't bingo just an ok use of your hosting abilities? it's like getting a samsung galaxy s20 5g, and not getting it with at&t. bingo! no, i only called out two letters. now, you might have go, you could have bi, but you can't have bingo. get the most from your revolutionary samsung galaxy s20 5g. switch now and get one free from at&t. building 5g on america's best network. vomike bloomberg has a recordgue of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll build on obamacare, cap medical costs, and will always protect a woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a record on health care nobody can argue about. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> back to 2020, south carolina in the spotlight a

that alarmed everyone, as you saw from lisa monaco.t alarmed obviously the people at justice because this was a remarkable backtracking by barr on abc news. i know a lot of people think it's just a dance, we had laura ing gram, no less, saying he's just saying don't worry, i've got this, which would be a hell of a message. but on the other hand, he pushed back hard on the kind of public way that trump despises. he sort of slapped the bully in the playground saying you're making it impossible to do my job. >> you're making it impossible for us to continue this scheme in which i either read your mind or tweets and know what you want done? >> you could say that, but you can pick up the phone to pat cipollone and make that point. i think it really was meant to be a pushback on trump and it's playing that way. trump was really upset. but you're right, that's one way to read it. it's definitely a complicated relationship now. >> you two gentlemen understand the things that we're speaking about. you were an assistant attorney general, harry.

10000 meter world champion took an astonishing 27 seconds off the previous record at this race in monaco the 23 year old running in the distance in 12 minutes and 51 seconds. and a kickboxing referee stepped in at just the right time during a contest in thailand a local fighter called neymar was knocked unconscious by his opponent by but just before he fell to the ground the referee came to his rescue diving saved that prevented name ours had from hitting the canvas and thankfully the stricken slider was able to recover his senses. ok and that is all your support for now came back to you thank you so much for that far to stay with us here on al-jazeera and i'll be back with you in just a few moments with more of the day's news. progress. or a serious mistake. fishel intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our love . but very few of us really understand its capabilities for better or worse. in a new documentary i'll just 0 explores the impact of they are accessing vast amounts of our personal data sets data. coming soon to illustrate your fears a wise thing about china's growing i

over the last five years, china's ability to project power has moved south by about 1000 monaco owls. it is a big deal. as radically alter the status quo in southeast asia. certainly alter the balance of power vis-À-vis the u.s.. got a lot of partners and allies thinking in more ways and they did a few years ago. the second. is there foreign sees facilities in foreign countries. in this category, we are talking about two for the time being. we are talking about the chinese naval base and djibouti. we are talking about an unspecified amount of chinese access to cambodia and naval and air facilities. it bears watching. but it is not entirely transparent at the moment. we have a much bigger, category. which was discussed in the last panel. which is china civilian poor an airport infrastructure. when i talk, we will talk about southeast and south asia. there is no direct evidence of a chinese military presidents. but we must assume that china can leverages facilities for at least logistics report. as we see in future conflicts. all of this bears watching. we have to be clear that the pers

joining us now with her thoughts, lisa monaco. great to have you here.rked for 15 years in the department of justice under democrats and republicans. >> i did. >> this is a very worrisome moment for the president the chief law enforcement officer? >> i'm really glad you asked because i think people have been getting this wrong. the president is the chief law enforcement officer. of course he is. just like he's the commander in chief of the armed forces. just like he's the chief diplomat. but the difference here is past presidents have chosen to delegate those powers to their attorney general, to their secretary of defense, to their secretary of state. why? because the president occupies a unique role. he is both the head of our government and the head of his political party. that makes him a uniquely partisan political figure. and we historically have wanted our institutions of government to operate in ways that are indifferent from partisan shish. that's really the difference here. we want people to have faith in how those institutions are run in non-pa

10000 meter world champion took an astonishing 27 seconds off the previous record at this race in monaco 23 year old running the distance in 12 minutes and 51 seconds. the outstanding player at sunday's n.b.a. all-star game will win the newly named kobe bryant award the all star contest between the best players from the league's western and eastern conference's will feature a series of tributes to brian a basketball legend died with his daughter giana and 7 others in the helicopter crash last month. no grown up was. not just my own probably the whole generation. who were my age and. what i see was it was the mother joining the barge of the nation. it was one of those guys that you know gave back to the game so much. and despite this leap of faith over 7 foot 5 boston celtics player tackle fall and gordon of the orlando magic again missed out on winning saturday's slam dunk title to tie breakers the trophy instead went to miami heat forward derek jones jr the champion jerry jones jr. israel follows debut in the northern hemisphere is top grubby league competition didn't pass without contr

is supposed to be a parliamentary session to vote on a new government of prime minister designate monaco he allowed we saw the current health minister who actually signed up on these never used might be out of a job tomorrow and there may be a new government that will come in perhaps pick a different direction in dealing with what also turned into a crisis here in iraq now of course the protests also pose a further complication the question is whether the posters themselves which are being going on in the capital baghdad but also in other southern cities where you've seen hundreds of people gather almost on a daily basis interest presently those gatherings also considered public gatherings where the government will take additional steps to try to break those gatherings up and of course all of this happening in a country where the health care system. already overburdened where it's already struggling to deliver the most basic of health services to its citizens even during times of stability so indeed on a virus dust dragon we see a growing number of cases and many people here have a doubt

lifted the calf super cup with a win over esperance now they've clinched their 2nd trophy in a week so monacoup against that bitter kyra rivals are actually in the egyptian super cup are actually a top of the domestic league and refused to give an inch in regulation time and so they went down to penalties at a he's. fluffed his kick from the spots opening the door for a. go much to seal the trophy fiza maalik which he did for 3 on penalties is a fool for gypsies to pick up falls amalek and they still have that half champions league quarter final so that 4 to next week. plays on the u.s. women's national soccer team asking for more than $66000000.00 in damages as part of the gender discrimination case the players who are the world cup champions assuming the u.s. soccer federation alleging institutionalized discrimination that includes unequal pay between the men's and women's teams the damages were requested in papers filed in los angeles court on thursday at over. trial that scheduled to start on may the 5th. the one rory mcilroy leads the event in mexico going into round to the northern iris

matt monaco is the research director who has studied bots and he is coming to us with computational linguistics background so -- correcting the other guy was real or the bought. and then finally at the opposite end of the table at least geographically is katie peters who is a co-founder of democracy works she's no longer with it but wall in her tenure there she was instrumental in their acquisition of the bar information project she was named to the forbes 30 under 30 for her works on democratizing access to new voting in voting information we are super delighted to have all of you here and as the previous panel did i asked henry one to make a ten to 12-minute opening set of remarks and then i will ask some questions and then open the mics to you. so jessica is going to lead us off. >> okay, i feel a little underprepared now that you had fancy sides before but i will try to do my best so what, i come at this from a different perspective than the rest of the panelists, i will be decidedly less tacky than the other three but hopefully that's welcome here, not you okay good then will be in good co

terms of progressive policies, coming from the scottish government and its legislative underpinning monacothe dialogue around periods. on the issue of cost as well, can you justify the cost? it was £24 million in scotland ? justify the cost? it was £24 million in scotland? it is an awful lot of money but i‘m sure you would say the costis money but i‘m sure you would say the cost is more than justified. money but i‘m sure you would say the cost is more thanjustified.” money but i‘m sure you would say the cost is more than justified. i think it is. the costs are disputed in scotland at the moment, monica's bill estimated a lower cost and i'm sure she can speak to that. but that's right, we are addressing a balance that has been here for too long and is quite absurd if you think about it. kids don't pack toilet paper in their bag to go to school, or so, but until recently period products haven't been available. —— or soap. there is a cost, but we have to accept it is a cost, but we have to accept it is a cost that needs to be met. otherwise, they don't just cost that needs to be met. otherwis