nadine mentioned the godfather and a severed horse had. -- head. i wonder what she thinks about kathy griffin and she held up a severed head of president trump. i wonder what does she think about all of the liberal colleges, universities that disallow conservative speech. something for c-span, c-span censors, and it does it by focusing every day almost exclusively on negative stories and excludes any positive stories, just about, regarding president trump. thing, president trump did not express any he speech regarding charlottesville. he simply said that there were people there that were not nazis, that there were also people there that were protesting that were decent people. hate speech iss lying, and c-span lies every day when they say that they are fair and balanced. they are not. just look at their programming, almost 100% negative on trump. guest: thank you. it was cathy right? host: patricia. guest: patricia. you are from my hometown. let me address what you said about charlottesville. please accept my apology if you thought i was taking tha

coming up friday morning, former aclu president nadine strasse discusses her book which talks about theine between hate speech and free speech, and author david horowitz talks about his latest book and his critique of the american progressive movement. be sure to join us at 9:00 eastern when high school reviewent teachers sample questions for the advanced placement u.s. government and politics exam. some of today's white house press briefing with sarah h. sanders. she discovered -- he talked about reimbursements made to michael: for a settlement asment -- michael: for settlement payment. here is a look. today in the rose garden, president trump continued the tradition of celebrating the national day of prayer. president trump also signed an executive order to ensure that all faith-based communities have strong advocates throughout the administration. the president encourages people of all faiths across the nation to join together and pray for our nation. in that same light, president trump extends prayers to the victims families of the nine victims and their families of the plane crash

real madrid are chasing their third straight champions league title to nadine's it down has molded a group of talented individuals into a winning machine on the european stage but one man stands tall amongst them christiane right now that was netted fifteen times in the champions league this term half of all rail goals in the competition. when you have christiane zero in the tame to the best and he proves it every year but five times champions liverpool have this competition in their blood they used to dominate but their last title was two thousand and five now they have german coach you're going club excelling abroad his top man is mammoth sila back home in egypt he's a megastar on the final copy crowning glory he has played this season which is outstanding but he's young enough and has now put a hundred to improve so that's really good news real madrid against liverpool we could be in for a classic in kiev. now if they're life on mars that's a question scientists are hoping to find out more about soon with the help of a joint european russian program called ekso it's two years ago

him he has been giving details of the hoax murder and sucker shocker we all madrid to coach the nadine's he then quits just days after leading his team to a third consecutive champions league title he says his job is done when he can walk away with his head held up high. on layla rock thanks for your company everyone it could be the start of a global trade war the u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross says the u.s. will impose punitive tariffs on in portage steel and aluminum products from the e.u. they come into effect on friday along with tariffs against canada and mexico steel will face a twenty five percent tariff an aluminum ten percent. after last ditch negotiations in paris you negotiators were unable to get the u.s. to reverse its position the e.u. has already put together a list of u.s. products which will now also face retaliatory import tariffs they range from agricultural produce to motorcycles. well as we try to digest what this all means let's bring in the washington correspondent claire richardson and your correspondent get your comment this hi guys claire want to give you t

sense to be really brave in the game real madrid are chasing us straight champions league title to nadine's it down has molded a group of talented individuals into a winning machine on the european stage but one man stands tall amongst them christiane right now that was netted fifteen times in the champions league this propofol rails goals in the competition. when you have christiane zero in the tame to the best and he proves it every year but five times champion liverpool have this competition in their blood they used to dominate but their last title was two thousand and five now they have german coach you're going club excelling abroad his top man is not common sila back home in egypt he's a megastar on the final could be his crowning glory he has played this season which is outstanding but he's young and has now potential to improve so that's really good news. again political we could be in for a coffee in kiev i'm all right we've got these two giants meeting on the field tonight who is your pick for the masonite you know i have to go with reality dritte because simply they've been there

spanish league in the spanish cup they got turned out very surprisingly and it seemed as if the nadine's don was on his way out actually but they put all of their focus all of the energy into this one competition and they managed to defeat liverpool three one in the final on saturday and it's claimed another victory and the extraordinary thing you know winning a title after title the kind of serial winning of the top club tournament in europe in an age of play is moving around so quickly you know one of the secrets of the success i think is they've kept this team together but how long can they manage to keep this team together absolutely just said it's the consistency i mean if we look at it has fielded the same eleven players in this starting line up as in last year's final and nine out of the eleven players even played in the final before that so they won it now three times in a row and like you said the question is what's there left to when there might be some big movement in the squad one of them is more obvious it might be a match winner of saturday gareth bale he hasn't been gettin

cristiana rinaldo is poised for another starring role in a european champions league football final the nadine's a den says he's portuguese playmaker is fit for the showdown with liverpool on saturday rinaldo injured an ankle earlier this month in a two all draw against villa spanish giants barcelona you can join any league group of ten players to win five european cups if israel win ukraine's capital kiev could have your view. i think he's doing great but if he's doing one hundred forty percent that's fine as well he's looking great this is going to be our last training session today and tomorrow will be the last match of our season and you must know that he lives for these matches to play these matches that's what his life is all about that's what makes the deck. were now the holds the coveted ballon d'or for the world's best player but liverpool's mohamed is rated a chance to grab it after a stellar season in the premier league heading into the champions league final he has scored forty four goals that's just three short of the club record set by ian rush in one nine hundred eighty four but l

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sometimes it's a difficult choice but i think i remember madrid giving a standing ovation through nadineyou're here at the burn of ale during the classical when he scored the three you know that song thing very remarkable and that's why i give the point to them to real madrid thank you alison. next topic to history of the clubs and incredible list of triumphs five champions league three hundred fifty. five european super caps twenty nine spanish leagues among many others but when we talk about the history of barcelona there's one more thing we need to take into account. below narcotic be the high speed a huge growth in the recent success of the club. they most in new york knows the value of the most ideal you don't want to. go entirely in years. is this telling to squaddies produce a few dollars and give us a present the ones. that have superstars and many trophies that's very impressive yes but still far from real madrid has achieved its worst champions league three of them in the last four years six all caps for european super caps thirty three years pundits leagues and nine hundred sp

nadine was still there. she should have had an hour segment.is interesting that we talked about free speech, hate speech, whatever, but we don't allow speech, but more speech is good. the tea party rallies, i would coverede way the media the tea party rallies was interesting. the tea party rallies were covered in the media by zooming in on signs that they found objectionable, which were often never talking to the people around them. they were effectively plants trying to portray everyone around them as racists. they would never interview those people. they would zoom in on those signs and change the entire theme of the event. louis farrakhan, there was a picture of him taken with barack obama in 2007, but we never saw it until this past couple months. how interesting is that? college campuses. here is another one. kanye west says some things that black people should be able to think outside the box. they don't have to be enslaved to one particular party. he is not articulate about it. he says something that is outside of the theme of the black

let's get more now from al-jazeera nadine barber who can tell us more about this issue with the economy minister what was the sticking point was it was a real real clash it went right down to the wire all day on sunday we've been hearing from so vini insisting that his preferred choice of economy minister who is a chap called paolo vona he's eighty one years old he had been a minister before but he wasn't very well known and he's very euro skeptic now so the motto sylvie was saying that he must get his choice in the known reticence of president was that. mr sevan or had been outspoken in suggesting that italy should leave the euro currency saying that it was a doomed project and that according to president in the last half hour he has actually addressed why that wouldn't have worked he's saying he didn't block the formation of a government but he clearly has drawn a red line saying that mr saval no would have spooked the markets even further there's been a lot of turmoil of uncertainty since the election in march of course and he was suggesting that somebody like mrs of owner in such a

since then there's been frantic behind the scenes wrangling to build a new coalition that speak to nadine baba who joins us from rome and does it look as though it will be able to avoid another vote or another election. omarion i don't think anyone's really entertaining the idea that there won't be elections on the horizon but the question is way in and under what circumstances now the prime minister designate has again been meeting president. promised designit. really met the president on tuesday again and early on wednesday he held informal talks but then came out and said that he and his entourage wanted to wait a while because of new circumstances he said that it appeared that there was a chance that the political government actually being formed in other words between the five star movement and the league who were part of that coalition who proposed a controversial figure for economy minister who was vetoed by the president at the weekend and so it's very uncertain as to who's going to get the role of trying to appoint the next cabinet but now we've just heard in the last hour or so

closure but it has reenergize the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadinearber al-jazeera. egypt's military court has renewed the detention of journalists my iskhandar army for another thirty days he spent nearly nine hundred days behind bars without trial and jazeera journalists and one of his saying seen here has also had his jail time extended he's been kept in prison without charge for almost a year and a half and is either an international human rights organizations have repeatedly urged egyptian authorities to release jailed journalists. at the u.n. secretary general antonio good ted as she is calling on governments to do more to protect the media on world press freedom day ten journalists in afghanistan were killed on monday in the single deadliest day for the media there jennifer glass reports from kabul in the newsroom of one t.v. in kabul a reporter's desk is now a memorial on it the photos of cameramen now who's on the road jobby and reporter kasi resolutely they were two of nine journalists killed in monday's bomb attack in the capital a tenth d

ok nadine barber live for us in rome thanks very much now russia has rejected allegations by ukraine that it wouldn't the killing of a russian journalist living in kiev. because a known critic of the kremlin was shot dead in his apartment in the ukrainian capital orry challenge ripples from moscow. janko fled russia fearing that he wasn't safe there he wasn't safe in ukraine either. as a list of a journalist was killed as a result of several shots to his back at least two shots his wife was at home and heard pops she went out of the bathroom and saw her husband in a pool of blood right after she called an ambulance and unfortunately he died in the ambulance but janko was an outspoken and uncompromising journalist a war correspondent who'd fought as a russian soldier in chechnya and emerged disgusted by conflict. in the empty putin protest movement of two thousand and eleven two thousand and twelve bob janko had tried to walk in eyes a much more forceful campaign of civil disobedience he fled russia early last year after an unsympathetic online post about a russian military air crash

closure but it has reenergize the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadinebarber al jazeera. and alarming new report from the world health organization says air pollution is killing seven million people globally each year and is still rising and it wants at the inequality between the world's rich and poor is widening its updated estimates reveal nine out of ten people worldwide are breathing in air with high levels of pollutants the most rapid deterioration of air quality is in south and southeast asia with almost seventy percent of poor cities affected new delhi is the world's most polluted city with indian cities making up fourteen of the twenty worst for outdoor pollution and shows as the rising pollution leads to an increased risk of stroke heart disease lung cancer and chronic and acute respiratory diseases including assman attritional name report. pollution has become a silent killer stalking people outside and even inside their homes from exposure to smog from industry or traffic fumes to smoke from cooking the world health organization says seven mil

closure but it has reenergized the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadine barber al-jazeera. cambridge analytic the u.k. company at the center of a major facebook data breach is shutting down the political firm hit the headlines in march when a former employee revealed i would use data from millions of facebook users to influence the u.s. presidential campaign the company says it suffered a sharp drop in business and will begin bankruptcy proceedings. i mean as opposition leader has called off nationwide protests after the ruling party agreed to support him becoming the interim prime minister mikel passionate on a rally in the capital that a deal with his political opponents was close parliament will vote again next week for a new prime minister robin foster walker reports from europe that. when armenians heard the news that the government had backed down with back their people's candidate his build it revolution took a step closer to reality. carriage how can i say there was no need to believe in any politician or political power believe in yourselves and

movement and far right parties say all conditions have been met to form a new government let's speak to nadine baba who is in rome for us any more details about this new deal between the anti-establishment parties. well they're slowly emerging mary. who was the prick the formerly the prime minister designates until last weekend has now gone back to the currently the presidential palace to meet sergio. he is expected to officially receive once again the mandate to head to cabinet now he did that once before but then last sunday dramatically it all collapsed he renounced saying that he couldn't go ahead because sergio much rather the president had effectively vetoed the coalition's choice of economy minister paolo seven are now local media reporting that this new list that he's about to present includes palace of owner but in another role not as economy minister but perhaps e.u. affairs minister with someone else stepping in column e. this all has to be confirmed but it does look like a deal really has been struck with the blessing of everybody including the president and we understand that as s

closure but it has reenergized the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadine barber al-jazeera. of britain's upper house of parliament has voted against a deal with the e.u. which could bring back controls along the irish border owsa lords heard that a so-called hard border would violate the peace deal that helped end decades of conflict in northern i passed more pressure on prime minister theresa may who's facing a revolt from within her own party that could threaten her government m.p.'s progress in m.p.'s oppose any customs partnership with the e.u. one of the options being considered by may they want the u.k. to have no links to e.u. laws after it leaves the block. we will be losing the customs union we want to ensure that we can have an independent trade policy we also want to ensure that we actually we deliver we are committed to delivering on our commitment of no hard border between north island and ensuring we have as frictionless trade as possible with the european union. well talks in the so-called war cabinet on brics is unlikely to go past wednesda

of violence may have ended years ago but the ripples will continue to be felt across busk society nadine barber al jazeera sun sebastiaan. camas descended on armenia's capital just a day after protests brought yerevan to a standstill locals took to cleaning the streets as opposition leader nicole fashion un declared a one day pause in the nationwide protests a truce was reached after armenia's ruling party agreed to back whoever was nominated for prime minister as long as they secured a third of all votes so it would be over yeah you do not know about what i'm going to work today it's eight in the morning and i have a feeling that i'm in another new media i'm certain that the new government in the new leader will try to do their best for the people to have a decent living for the people to have a better life than before yeah. i can only be certain about nicole after i see what reforms he will follow what he must do is finding create a strong group of lawyers and economists to find a new model to govern this country if it's only enthusiasm it will eventually pass iran says it will exercis

closure but it has reenergized the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadinearber al-jazeera still ahead on the edges here affairs for the safety of refugees season approaches in bangladesh. we have plenty of water in los angeles it's whether we choose to use it officially and affect. and changing the way we think about conservation to keep our cities from running dry. hello again we've had some very lively dust storms over parts of egypt recently all thanks to this weather system here that's now working its way across parts of saudi arabia that's a link to really to what else is going on across the middle east and you'll see plenty of cloud from georgia there all the way down through parts of iraq and iran as we head through the next day also i will also be watching this stubborn area of cloud here in the eastern part of a matter that's been giving us some rain and some snow doesn't really move anywhere in a great hurry as we head through friday but it is beginning to release its hold now before the towards the south and there's more in the way of cloud over

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collapsed after the president rejected a euro skeptic nominee for the post of economy minister so nadine barber is following all of this from rome what is the latest on the state of play on the talks to form a new government. well marian there are been talks here all day long firstly to really coming to meet the president sergio my trailer after he did so and chooses well but fails to present a list of cabinet members and then later on wednesday he put out a statement saying that. both market tensions and new circumstances meant that he was going to take time out effectively what he would what he said was that there was the chance of a political government being formed meaning five-star and the league actually coming up with some other kind of government suggestions perhaps with a new economy minister acceptable to president now we're hearing have been talks with the president and politicians in parliament complex behind me all day long we're hearing that people are going home now but it's of the latest that we've heard from the head of five star luigi demaio is that perhaps he's his mov

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presented his cabinet to present last to approve it of course so al jazeera is with me here in london so nadine what's caused this breakdown. well we do know that they've been in talks the coalition which has been called the populous coalition of the league party the right wing league party who are anti immigrant and euro skeptic with the five star movement led by luigi to my oh they've been talking for weeks now let's not forget it's months now it's so nearly three months since the election i believe and the the two groups haves the best chance of forming a majority in parliament bartz of course they have got their own differences between them but it's also been it's emerged in the last twenty four hours that real sticking point with the president has been. the appointment the choice of the prime minister designate giuseppe conti who's a law professor he's not a politician the man that he and the coalition behind him wanted as the economy minister that somebody called paolo so vulnerable now he has written a lot of things which have really worried finance finances in brussels and in germany he

well madrid manages the nadine's a dam has made it clear that his side will not give newly crowned spanish champions barcelona a god of honor ahead of sunday's classico barcelona unbeaten this season and clears the title last sunday with a four two away win against deportivo it was the twenty fifth time bhosle in a one leg their fifteen points ahead of the champions league final list with four games to go and despite not authorizing a god of ana's a sedan insists he does respect. australia's football federation as admitted the video assistant referee technology failed during saturday's ailie grand final a technical failure far stop the controversial system from disallowing the goals that decided the title cost of barbara's sauce strike in the ninth minute gave melbourne victory a one mil win but australian officials have now admitted the referee young g.t. didn't have access to the camera angles that would have shown him a player was offside is the latest blow to the technology which will be used at the world cup in russia for the first time later this year. now the first event in horse ra

closure but it has reenergize the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadinebarber al-jazeera. cambridge analytical the british company at the center of that big major facebook data breach is shutting down the political consultancy hit the headlines in march when a former employee of whistleblower revealed how it used data from millions of facebook users to influence the u.s. presidential election campaign the company says it suffered a sharp drop in business and will begin bankruptcy proceedings peter jukes is a journalist and the chief executive of byline media which campaigns for higher media standards he joins us live from london peter jukes what happens to investigations into cambridge analytical and the data that they're promising us they deleted. well the investigations are still ongoing there is a parliamentary inquiry which is yet to report the information commissioner's office or the i.c.a.o. graded cambridge journal it prior to its closure and possibly other you know investigations going on we don't know about so they'll take some time to report tha

cristiana rinaldo is poised for another starring role in a european champions league football final the nadine's a den says he's portuguese playmaker is fit for the showdown with liverpool on saturday rinaldo injured an ankle earlier this month in a two all draw against spanish giants barcelona you can join any league group of ten players to win five european cups if israel win ukraine's capital kiev could have your view. i think he's doing great but if he's doing one hundred forty percent that's fine as well he's looking great this is going to be our last training session today and tomorrow will be the last match of our season and you must know that he lives for these matches to play these matches that's what his life is all about that's what makes the deck were now the holds the coveted ballon d'or for the world's best player but liverpool's mohamed is rated a chance to grab it after a stellar season in the english premier league heading into the champions league final he has scored forty four goals that's just three short of the club record set by ian rush in one nine hundred eighty four but

violence may have ended years ago but the ripples will continue to be felt across brusque society nadine barber al jazeera sunset. cameras descended on armenia's capital a day after protests brought yerevan to a standstill residents clean the streets as opposition leader nicole fresh declared a one day pause in the nationwide protests a truce was reached after armenians ruling party agreed to back whoever was nominated for prime minister as long as they secure a third of all votes a parliamentary vote will now be held next week turkey's ruling party has formally nominated incumbent president richard. as its candidate to run in next month's election a snap election was called by one more than a year and a half earlier than planned it's like the opposition scrambling to get organized effort in turnouts abroad electrolyze to try to keep bedouin out of power and challenge the dominance of his ruling ak party the deal would include turkey's largest secular and nationalist opposition blocs. once we get the presidential candidates and so far former prime minister and current president at a one

and five star parties who have called it unacceptable and called for his impeachment al-jazeera is nadine barber reports. of two weeks of talks in hopes of a breakthrough italy's prime minister designate throws in the towel. i have enough of that which i have been given by the president of the republic to form a government of china. has been asked by the so-called populist coalition which between the one the most seats in the march election with forming a viable cabinet now he says that's proved a bridge too far of the sticking point the proposed economy minister paulose of owner a former minister who's also a well known euro skeptic italy's president says voters would have sent a worrying message to italy's partners and the financial markets. they love villa can see that assume not because. individual i don't want someone who supports and which was expressed more the war that would inevitably lead from the right. up until the last minute but leader of the right wing likud party had insisted his pick for economy minister must not be vetoed speaking live on social media late on sunday he c

closure but it has reenergize the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadinebarber al jazeera. let's get more on this story joining us now on this year's dr public tina's who's a lecturer in spanish studies at ast university thanks for coming in so how significant historically do you think this disbandment of better is i think overall obviously that the solution of the cease fire is obviously good is good news is very very significant for the history of spain overall i think the news today about you know the disappearance of fed us not necessarily surprised as they've said they were going to do this is a significant. in symbolic day but the influence of the has been declining on of the last few years so there was the was a day that was going to come sooner or later and we know that in their statement they said we wish to show our respect for those who were killed or wounded by it and those who are fit to vote on that would truly sorry does that go further than they've gone in the past and apologizing or not really i think it does go a little bit far a little b

and i'm totally honest with all of the day's sport to including the nadine the dan quits realm of dread five days after winning the champions league for the time and arrive some more later that he's out. of. canada and france have hit back at the u.s. decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports saying the move is unacceptable and illegal and they will impose retaliatory measures u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross says a twenty five percent tariff on steel and a ten percent tariff on aluminum imports will be imposed on the european union mexico and canada the measures will come into effect on midnight at. midnight but he says the door minds open for negotiations or he didn't specify what measures could be taken well for a girl. all. throughout the world. so we need to deal with the verge global. croom of the dealing with three european union has reacted strongly to the move threatening to impose its own countermeasures. for. you opinion can look. to react to that we've built a new kind of reaction so really you need to introduce a sense of a dispute. on that on the w t o. m