the largest single party vote these are live pictures from the party's final campaign rally where nadine barber has been watching all these developments and so nadine give us a flavor of what we've been hearing from the party's leaders and of course their prospects of becoming the single biggest party in sunday's election. well merriam you'll probably be hearing the voice of better grillo the man who co-founded the party he's now handed over the leadership to thirty one year old luigi. he's still very influential within the party originally they were seen as outsiders very savvy on the internet but they were criticized for not having a coherent program now they have shifted somewhat towards the center ground by rowing back home you're a skeptic policies they did have like a referendum promised on the euro currency they are as you said the largest single party they were twenty eight percent in the latest polls but around ten percent ahead of them was this sense of right coalition led by the surprising comeback figure of silvio berlusconi former prime minister his party for talia and two o

so let's get straight to nadine bob those are the five star gathering in rome for us we are expecting those exit polls now there are they have been wrong in the past exit polls in italy and actually i think we are still getting we're getting some right now and this is for the senate so let me just tell you what the exit polls say now so the five star movement between twenty nine to thirty two percent. the democratic let's party between twenty and twenty three point five percent berlusconi's party between thirteen and sixteen percent the northern league between thirteen and sixteen percent and the brothers of italy between four and six percent that was expected so these are very provisionary exit polls this is just for the senate in italy of course there is both the senate and the chamber in the senate only people above twenty five twenty five years old and above can votes it tends to be perhaps a little bit more conservative a little bit more leaning to the right so what we can see there is a five star movement to doing as well as had been predicted there between twenty nine and thirt

let's cross now to nadine bomber who joins us live now from london so in a deme have as anyone been able to gain access to the offices of a cambridge analytical. hasn't so far they have no it's been quite a while now on monday evening local time britain's information commissioner said that she would be seeking a warrant to get into the building behind me cambridge analytic his london headquarters. no it just after that it emerged that. officials or individuals working for facebook had managed to get in then they were asked to leave by the information commissioner and they did so but it. now very unclear when in fact a warrant will be issued so that the information commissioner's colleagues will be able to get in and have a look at the servers at cambridge analytical here many people saying that term it's been far too long questioning in fact the powers that the or forties have here to get things done at the same time we've been hearing from the man who set up the out which were created specifically for facebook back in twenty fourteen he says that cambridge analytical came to him and ask

that's why nadine applied to the both me and labor agency for assistance to move abroad gemini is desperate for another says so now the qualified lawyer has trained to do that instead. in croatia many commemorate their departure in the bus station one in serbia the journey into a new life often starts by train se and european countries on just losing a few young people then losing pretty much an entire generation. that's it for a start but. would. like . to. move off to fight in full detail to take you seriously in the world. here's what's come out women. go out. for you or me much more much more straight ahead jim wright recently dangerous time for the total for miles thanks. a muse alice. expensive on some. so-called. can suck up to this kind. but the first. place. people put big dreams on the big screen. claim movie magazine on t.w. . we make up oh but we watch as folks that found out that if we ought to settle seven percent. want to shape the continents future to. be part of the numbers in dumpsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges such as the seventy seven

that's why nadine and reggie complied to the bosnian labor agency for assistance to move abroad germany's desperate for nurses so now the qualified lawyer is trying to do that instead. in croatia many commemorate their departure in the bus station. while in serbia the journey into a new life often starts by train. southeastern european countries aren't just losing a few young people they're losing pretty much an entire generation. the ball of our can't get too much these days so venezuelans are coming up with creative uses for the ones valuable currency which it's a go via turns the notes into handbags wallets and even headgear he left venezuela a few months ago his monthly wages were the paltry two and a half dollars now he's got his own stall just over the border in colombia he needs about a thousand bank notes to make a bag costing him just fifty cents in return he can sell each one for ten to fifteen dollars. there are some people who buy a bag for their relatives some buy to sell the more expensive elsewhere some wrap them in plastic to keep a souvenir is. there others who want me to

this morning we head back to nadine edia to find out why the water crisis is hitting these people so badly at the bottom of the hill we meet estimator quiesce or saudi oh she's lived here for twenty seven years and is now one of the lucky few who has running water for half an hour a week. we've had water for about ten years but we have to pay for everything the water board gave us a tank down the hill and we have to get the water up here without carrying it. i can't carry any longer. the water board find her hold two month's wages for giving water to the people up the hill. and there's this little people needed but we can't give it to them sometimes they say we're mean but it's not out of meanness it's because we're being threatened that the water board will find us or cut off our water if we keep giving it to other people so we can't. go on she says the threat of sanctions by the water board has spurred people in her community to intimidate their neighbors into not offering help. people have even threatened to kill us they've said they'll kill us one by one for giving water to the o

nadine is eight and she's just given her entire pocket money. mean, you can't argue with that, can you? with that, celebrity boat races and boxing matches, the sport relief live show raises more than 38 million for charity. in sport, it's a brand new season but same old story as lewis hamilton clocks a record time in melbourne. the defending champion will start the australian grand prix from pole for the fifth year in a row. he finished more than half a second clear of his nearest rival. and alina jenkins has the weather. a north—south split across the country today. there will be sunshine and showers in the north, but a lot of cloud and patchy rain further south. more in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. a french police officer who helped bring a terror attack to an end yesterday by swapping himself for a hostage in a supermarket siege has died in hospital. three other people were killed and several injured in separate attacks by a gunman who claimed to be acting on behalf of the islamic state group. he was later shot dead by pol

that's why nadine or reggie applied to the bosnian labor agency for assistance to move abroad germany is desperate for nurses so now the qualified lawyer has trained to do that instead. in croatia many commemorate that in the bus station one in the genny into a new life often stops by train southeast and european countries on just losing a few young people that losing pretty much an entire generation. of. the to. the bottom. of the to the to. the to. the to. the to the to. the to the right. we make up so but we watches over us because the undergraduates we all deserve the services. they want to shape the continent's future. part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges as the seventy seven percent platform for charging. unimpeded access to education and knowledge and the same opportunities for everyone. a central goal of the global community but what's the reality on the ground education for all w.'s multimedia special remakes personal stories and highlights extraordinary projects world over me. find out more on the internet d.w. dot

in nadine readier in the north of lima there's an electricity base even why fight or their poor people living on this steep hill have jobs and they have money to buy water. but no one is allowed to sell it to them and on one day we might find water but not the next we have to look for a down hill close to the main road there's none up here. or without. the water trucks don't make it up here and the nearest running water comes to the homes half a kilometer down the rocky slope. or that host oh paris and the other residents can do is go down the hill with their buckets and beg for water. that's why so couldn't find water. the neighbors down the hill said they didn't have any. they said they couldn't give us water because they've been told it's not allowed. to ask from the bottom of our hearts we need someone to help us up here we are the water company to have some compassion. but no one has come to help us yet. like everyone here host owes extended family can't afford to rent a place down in the city. we're in this terrible situation out of necessity we have no other choice but to live h

that's why nadine register applied to the bosnian labor agency for assistance to move abroad germany's desperate for nurses so now the qualified lawyer is trying to do that instead. in croatia many commemorate their departure in the bus station. while in serbia the journey into a new life often starts by train. southeastern european countries aren't just losing a few young people they're losing pretty much an entire generation. the ball of our can't get too much these days so venezuelans are coming up with creative uses for the ones valuable currency richardson go via turns the notes into handbags wallets and even headgear he left venezuela a few months ago his monthly wages were the paltry two and a half dollars now he's got his own stall just over the border in colombia he needs about a thousand bank notes to make a bag costing him just fifty cents. in return he can sell each one for ten to fifteen dollars. there are some people who buy a bag for their relatives some buy to sell the more expensive elsewhere some wrap them in plastic to keep a souvenir is. there others who want me to

joining me now, mark caputo, nadine smith, former republican congressman david jolly, and brandon wolfvivor of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando. brandon, i'm going to go to you first to get your reaction to the signing of this bill. >> yeah, thanks, joy. listen, first of all, i think it's really important not to lose sight of who actually got this legislation passed. and that is the parkland students. that's their parents, that's their passion. they made it clear that the nra's power has left the building, that we are done having a conversation, we're done negotiating with them. so i think it's important not to forget that piece. second of all, i don't know if anybody else on this show is here for this but i'm not here to give rick scott and girl scout cookie for showing up to work. he is 22 years late on this issue. he still got an a-plus rating from the nra and to me it's pathetic that two years ago after the pulse nightclub shooting took my two best friends and 47 others he didn't care enough. but now that he wants another job and wants people to think he's doing something in

and italy has a history of governments that don't last long in the next one may be no difference nadine barber al-jazeera wrote. as we've said results so far give the center right coalition around thirty seven percent of the vote eighteen percent of that for the anti immigrant rights wing league party. five star movement was the biggest party with some thirty two percent was the center left coalition languishes behind on twenty three percent between them the five stars on the lake over fifty percent needed to govern islay have called for greater spending on welfare rejection of eve deficit rules and a crackdown on illegal immigration during the campaign the five star movement ruled out joining a coalition but leader thirty one year old luigi to mayo now says it's open to talks underway in a is a lecture and modern european history at the university of london and a specialist on the european far right he expects the five star movement will betray its campaign promise and go into a coalition by aligning with the center left well it depends if it rains result of the game because he resigne

nadine, she is eight and she has just given her entire pocket money.gue with that, can you? what is pocket money nowadays? well, i didn't like to ask — that is very personal — but whatever she has got in the pot, she has given us. and although the total raised was not a record, it was still a sizeable amount. colin paterson, bbc news, still annoyed about that penalty. colin usually scores, don't worry. alina jenkins has the weather. we have a north—south split with sunshine and showers in scotland and northern ireland but further south, more cloud, which will continue to bring outbreaks of rain and drizzle. it will ease off and the cloud slowly being eroded from the north with sunshine across north of england, isle of man. showers in northern ireland, west of scotland, some could be wintry. the best temperatures in eastern scotland. cloud overnight, particularly in east anglia and south—west england. showers in north—west scotland and for many, a cold night. a touch of frost. a cold start tomorrow but right, spells of sunshine, cloud will be stubborn t

nadine is eight and hasjust given her entire pocket money. you can't argue with that.elebrity boat races and boxing matches — the sport relief live show raises more than £38 million for charity. in sport, england fly high in amsterdam as their world cup preparations continue with victory over the netherlands. jesse lingard scored his first international goal to win 1—0 during last night's friendly and extend their unbeaten run to seven matches. and alina jenkins has the weather. good morning, a north—south split across the country today, there will be some sunshine and showers in the north but a lot of clout with some patchy rain to the south. i will tell you about it in 15 minutes. a french police officer who helped bring a terror attack to an end yesterday by swapping himself for a hostage in a supermarket siege, has died in hospital. three other people were killed and several injured in separate attacks by a gunman who claimed to be acting on behalf the islamic state group. he was later shot dead by police. our correspondent lucy williamson has more. france's interi

term and italy has a history of governments that don't last long the next one may be no difference nadine barber al-jazeera wrote. under my monet joins us now he is a lecturer in modern european history at royal holloway university of london and an expert on european foreign politics as well thank you very much for coming to us so we have here a strong showing for the five star movement and the lead party as well defeat for material renzi and his democratic party now how do you see a government potentially taking shape. well it depends if the rains result of the game because he resigned but still resign but without resigning really so i want to wait and there's a new government taking place you frenzies really out of the game that his party is pushing him out in some ways i think that the five star movement with good part of it will try to. a majority with the center left and the left at large because i think that for them is much better to be allied with the send left rather than with the north because it would be extra very extreme such a coalition and the thing that it did not necessar

term and italy has a history of governments that don't last long the next one may be no difference nadine barber al jazeera wrote you can get much more if you head over to our web site al-jazeera dot com there you can see our lead story the situation in sri lanka . and let's take you through some of those stories now north and south korea have agreed to hold an into korean summit at the end of april the first in eleven years it follows a meeting between a south korean delegation and north korea's leader kim jong un in pyongyang the south special envoy says the north is willing to give up nuclear weapons if it feels its security is not threatened pramod grind has more from seoul. well they have issued this statement that north korea has apparently agreed that if it faces no threat if its security as a regime if its future is secured then it does not see why it should hold any nuclear weapons now that is open to all sorts of interpretation we don't know the fine print of this the fine detail whether that is as of a guarantee that it is prepared to give up nuclear weapons with that is someth

correspondents monitoring developments on both sides of the atlantic in a moment i'll be speaking to nadine barber who is at cambridge and of the six offices in central london first so let's go to mike hanna who's in washington for us and mike as he was seeing there cambridge analytic his reach goes far beyond the u.s. but tell us what questions are being asked today in washington about the role that might have played in the u.s. election. well pressure is mounting on facebook to offer some kind of explanation as to why data harvested from and services servers was used in the twenty sixteen election campaign by cambridge analytical there is a senate intelligence committee hearing going on at present they had hoped that some c.e.o.'s from social media companies would appear this has not yet happened and certainly as well there are other lawmakers asking that mark zuckerberg the founder of facebook be called to appear one senator saying that a judicial committee should be established to investigate facebook's role in that twenty sixteen election so the issue generating a lot of traction here

it's really has a history of governments that don't last very long the next one may be no difference nadine barber al-jazeera wrote. well materiels he has resigned as leader of italy's democratic party following sunday's poor showing the former prime minister says he won't make any post-election deals with what he described as extremist r.t.s. forty three year old renzi has led the party since two thousand and thirteen. is enrollment has the latest for us now so with renzi resigning what future for him on the democratic party. mario it's really hard to say in the press conference he gave when he stepped down as party leader he said that he was proud of everything that he done in office and as well you as you just referred to he rejected the democratic party trying to form any coalition with either the labor party because of their strong anti immigrant rhetoric and with the five star movement which was the single largest party which is due to be the single largest party in the building behind me the below chamber of parliament saying that they are anti scientific one of their big campaign is

fears increasing the xenophobia rhetoric from politicians is feeding into attacks on foreigners as nadine bob reports now from rudd. in the run up to sunday's. election formerly the northern league is grown from a northern separatist movement to a nationwide populist party under matteo salvini and there's a familiar slogan with a clear subtext for the hundreds of thousands of migrants and refugees who've made italy their home. and i mean. those who choose the league do something clear a talent's first italians first. and it's that same slogan you can see on the banners of the extreme right like at this gathering in rome of the cause a pound of movement there a small party in a failed to win seats in parliament but their opponents such as these counter protesters say electoral success is not their only purpose and the. school in the most of them some organizations are hiding disguising themselves as speaking about democracy but using words of hatred discrimination racism and carrying out aggressions and stabbings. one attack last month hit the headlines a gunman drove around shooting at af

since our filming crews and the community of nadine edia have started lobbying the oath or it is to build a road up there hell. and up in the end is the herders of one a tribunal case against the plans for a new channel but it's far from clear whether that will stop it being built. in. the race to decipher the human brain has begun leading neuroscientists are working to reconstruct this mysterious neural complex. into the force field of transferring awareness of immortality within reach but at what cost. brain factory fifteen minutes on on t.w. . one hundred million tons of sand. devastating everything. with deadly consequences from the. dust storms. to become a global ministry. growing in magnitude and frequency. once they start there's no stopping the. dust storm. starting april seventh until you don't need. to. be a pity. this is d w news live from berlin half a million people have reportedly in washington d.c. at the march for our lives these are live images from the rally of in support of tighter gun laws across the united states being led by survivors of the parkland to school shoot

term and italy has a history of governments that don't last long the next one may be no difference nadine barber al-jazeera wrote people in venezuela are commemorating the fifth anniversary of former president bush advises death leaders of latin american countries that are part of an anti u.s. block or among those attending the events in caracas the presidents of bolivia and nicaragua phrase chavez's legacy and israel is suffering from an economic crisis that's forced thousands of people to flee to neighboring countries thousands of teachers have gone on a forty eight hour strike in argentina on the first day of school they marched towards their education ministry to demand more supplies new schools and higher salaries president told the c.e.o. my career's made social spending cuts but often they deem percent pay rise to counter high inflation and teachers say that's not enough. u.s. president donald trump is considering attending the opening of the american embassy in jerusalem in may it's a controversial move that could inflame tensions over peace negotiations with the palestinians trum

since our filming crews and the community of nadine edia have started lobbying the oath or it is to build a road up that hell. and up in the end is the herders of one a tribe you know case against the plans for a new channel but it's far from clear whether that will stop it being built. quadriga. international talk show. arguments analysis. for journalists discuss the topic of the week. on t.w. . russia's youth hope for colors freedom of expression fearing. james brought the reporter to the show travels through russia before the election. to miss the good work and the rich those who support the president said those who oppose him and investigative journalists. should focus our series this week on d. w. news. one out of eight people suffering from hunger. well food program is fighting over well. join the fight. good. good. good good. good good good. good. this is g.w. doos why but from berlin tonight the u.k. response to a chemical weapons attack on its soil and britain is expelling twenty three russian diplomats in the fallout from the poisoning of a former double agent prime minister the

since our filming adult crews and the community of nadine edia have started lobbying the oath or it is to build a road out there hell. and up in the end is the herders of one a tribunal case against the plans for a new channel but it's far from clear whether that will stop it being built. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good new eco africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better it is up to us to make a difference let's inspire each other. for the environment magazine. d.w. started out with some junk and instructions from a book. ph of fourteen william coming to dream the one from boeing wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity. i want to make this idea change just like a cricket ball it might be an exciting journey the world speaking. hero story. and the winter middle starting march twenty first of all in t w. this is d w news coming to you live from berlin getting tough on russia the u.s. announces fresh sanctions spall moscow for meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election and it joins france in

since our filming adult crews and the community of nadine area have started lobbying the author or it is to build a road up their health. and up and he handed is the herders of one a tribe you know case against the plans for a new channel but it's far from clear whether that will stop it being built. the divide between rich and poor is massive. quality of opportunity is a the mobile issue. seems possible. can there ever be equality in a globalized world. made in germany in thirty minutes on the. european start to browse in performance or. played. a pretty place concert every weekend touch of europe in concert come to dublin. late. late. this is you get when you come to live from but it was the right to our correspondent years in central istanbul and by the show a couple of you know what i call corresponding let's bring in a welsh action basket from a poland desk that's going to totally box up the cars part of the frankfurt war on those stories in just a minute but first this news just being about the perspective. d.w. members say yes it. does russia's youth hope for how is freedom of

since our filming crews and the community of nadine edia have started lobbying the author it is to build a road out there hell. and up in the end is the herders have won a tribunal case against the plans for a new channel but it's far from clear whether that will stop it being built. or you like me having trouble getting out of bed every morning maybe it's because of those so press cards. it's just another word for it you know. what happens if we do it against our clock that's going to cause we need to hear how. you do conference in the magical mystery of chronobiology. even good shit thirty minutes on d w. the race for immortality has begun. leading neuroscientists are researching ways to replicate the human brain. androids are taking over physical labor. human brain used to suffered. due to their complete. brain droids for artificial consciousness or the number one item on the market they can. do because the coordinates are clicking. the transfer of the human mind into an avatar is successful immortality peace within reach. what strikes me and then do you change words with me my though

course italy has a history of governments that don't last very long the next one may be no different nadine barber al jazeera rome. well for more on this we're joined by ferdinand giuliano one economics columnist for bloomberg view joins us live now from rome for dandruff then i thank you so much for joining us here on out zero we were hearing in that report of course the political horse trading will continue it will be a while before we know what shape the government takes but regardless of what the outcome is the reality is more than half of the voters in italy opted for anti establishment populist parties that have in the past been very openly anti e.u. and anti euro how worried do you think the eurozone should be by this result from italy well this is the equivalent of the election of donald trump or the brics it's referendum in the euro zone too and just operation and parties which have been openly critical of the euro. the way brussels has been running the european union have storm to victory so clearly it's a signal because italy after all is the third largest eurozone economy and it

nadine is eight and she's just given her entire pocket money.

parliamentary committee in london so we do have this covered from both sides of the atlantic we have nadine barber he's standing just outside cambridge analytic as london offices but will begin with mike hanna who's joining us from washington d.c. because michael it really seems striking about this whole thing is the silence of the facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg well that is very striking and has been remarked on by many within the u.s. or particularly politicians on the hill a senate intelligence committee is due to be holding hearings on the protection of elections and in terms of that process they want to speak to a number of tech c.e.o.'s in particular the founder of facebook but nothing yet has been heard publicly from mark zuckerberg or indeed facebook's chief operating officer sheryl sandberg and in fact in an in-house meeting that was held at facebook tuesday neither of these people put in an appearance the meeting was addressed we are told by senior legal officials within facebook so very much the question one source says that mark zuckerberg is taking his time he'll make a statem

into the second leg at home around madrid also in a good position although not as commanding the nadine's the dance man of three went up against paris sandra man the second leg on choose day is in paris and the home team will have to turn things around without a star striker neymar it was a celebrity of one it's the first time in the recent history of p.s.g. in the champions league that in a big important game in the knockout phase of the tournament we play the second leg at home that's why we will work hard and we will aim to win on tuesday to change the recent history of years gee australia are one up in their four match cricket test series against south africa after completing a resoundingly one hundred eighteen run when in durban the match though was marred by an unsavory incident after the match with warner and quinten de kock had an altercation and earlier during play nathan lyon dropped the ball on top of a.b. de villiers who was on the ground off the diving line has been fined and has also apologized to develop and so the ball for now more later that however is very much and that'

both countries are demanding answers and we're covering this story on both sides of the atlantic nadine barber is in london but first let's go to mike hanna in washington so mike what are they saying there well we haven't heard directly at all from mark zuckerberg as you point out that report that he'll be speaking in the next twenty four hours not properly sourced at this particular point and importantly as well he and the chief operating officer sheryl sandberg did not speak or did not appear at an internal facebook meeting tuesday so once again people are asking where is mark zuckerberg in the light and in the face of the scandal questions being asked to on the hill here in washington where the senate intelligence committee is holding hearings today snow permitting the election security now it's known that they want to take it chief executives to appear before them among them mark zuckerberg so we haven't questions on the hill we have been questions it appears within facebook and the question is where is mark zuckerberg at present. and what is this all doing for the public's trust in

left to right, is chanal benjilal, nadine samuels and annie ashcroft. nice to see you all. and kindness. so it's about not liking bad vibes. we all try to be as positive as we can. we can't always be positive but we try and find the positive even in a bad situation. can i talk to you about success so far. the story is what interests me, as well as the music. where you have come from as well as what you have managed to achieve. each of you in turn, how did you start? how did all of this start? me and the dean, we started as friends. we were just two girls who loved the exact same music. we had the exact same vision and our manager had the exact same vision. we were all absolutely inspired by bands like tlc and all saints. we got into the studio and got some demos together. it wasjust natural studio and got some demos together. it was just natural and studio and got some demos together. it wasjust natural and it studio and got some demos together. it was just natural and it felt like it was meant to be. and then we have a fantastic new addition, who we found an faderand a fan

nadine is eight and she's just given her entire pocket money. i mean, you can't argue with that, can you? with that, celebrity boat races and boxing matches, the sport relief live show raises more than 38 million for charity. in sport, it's a brand new season but same old story as lewis hamilton clocks a record time in melbourne. the defending champion will start the australian grand prix from pole for the fifth year in a row. he finished more than half a second clear of his nearest rival. and alina jenkins has the weather. a north—south split across the country today. there will be sunshine and showers in the north, but a lot of cloud and patchy rain for the south. more in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. a french police officer who helped bring a terror attack to an end yesterday by swapping himself for a hostage in a supermarket siege has died in hospital. three other people were killed and several injured in separate attacks by a gunman who claimed to be acting on behalf of the islamic state group. he was later shot dead by p

term and italy has a history of governments that don't last long the next one may be no difference nadine barber al jazeera right. now in a few moments we'll have the weather for you with us and also still ahead here on al-jazeera ethnic violence escalates in the democratic republic of congo as tens of thousands of people displaced. in the first of two reports we look into the lives of people living in poverty in china and all the government is doing to eliminate it. you are a victim of sexual abuse it's ok it's not your fault alone his plea after a gymnast becomes the first man to accuse a jailed u.s. doctor of sexual abuse. skies by the time half. hour is the sun sets in the city of angels. well the winds are now easing down in madagascar in places searchable cycling demoiselle makes its way further south which you can still see the the eye of the storm there but it's starting to fall apart the winds easing away as it moves down into the colder waters but still follow the legacy of plowed into northern madagascar hundred sixty nine millimeters of rain in the past twenty four hours for t

from but for the moment it seems to be working at least among a section of the of the electorate ok nadine bomb for the moment we'll leave it there we'll keep checking back aim again as those results keep coming in. now us media is reporting the investigation into russian interference the twenty six thousand election has widened to include the influence of the united arab emirates you know time says the f.b.i. has been questioning george neda an american lebanese businessman who is the device's the crown prince of the u.a.e. special counsel robert muller as the original focus was on contacts between donald trump's campaign and russia and s. america is covering this for us she joins us now from washington so dan tell us more about this widening prize. well what this means is it doesn't look like this investigation this special investigation by special counsel robert mueller is going to go away any time soon and he's not only now looking at whether or not russia had any influence on the election and on the white house but whether other countries do as well and this brings us to this george n