nash is retiring.nt thompson and nash are visiting the local barbershop doing what nash loves to do, mingling with kids. nash lives with sergeant thompson who has other dogs, too. >> i got four dogs at home including him. >> reporter: they all get along? >> they all get along and if you believe it or not, he is not the boss of the house. >> reporter: a trained police dog. >> he gets run around by a chihuahua. >> reporter: but least we not forget there is this. nash's last day is august 25th. his replacement starts the very next day. sergeant thompson has years to go before he can retire. in napa, don ford, kpix5. >> that's pretty good. napa sheriff's deputies are careful to choose dogs, not only professional, of course, but social and safe around children. >> he was so cute. >> just don't be the bad guy. >> you don't want to be the one with the thing around. >> i've done that. it's scary when they come at you. >> a little chihuahua apparently bossing him around, which is hard to picture seeing that. >>

mark nash joins matt and i on set.ut thelking markets getting stretched, positioning in the dollar story is getting stretched. the president opens his mouth and says a couple of things, and we get a decent move. is that more about positioning of us about the president? mark: i think the dollar squeeze did start when the chinese made it harder and more expensive to short their currency on friday last week. it has taken steam out of the dollar value. when trump comes out with those comments, it does not help. we have heard them before, and ,hat really matters, fx markets macro fundamentals, the u.s. is strong, and the head is hiking -- the fed is hiking. matt: we are looking at a euro do you see at 1.28, those as short-term moves? mark: absolutely. here, the fedon hiking, at the same time when you have weakness in the rest of the world, it is quite sinister. this is sucking dollars out of the system. this is why the dollar is bid at the moment. you get a magical uplifting growth in the rest of the world. interesting poin

the interesting note, which you should be aware of, diane nash was in jail in mississippi. and she refused to get out of jail and she was nine months pregnant. and all of us was begging her to get out. we couldn't find a way to get her out of jail. you remember, it came out in the newspaper in "jet" magazine. she said any child born -- black child or colored child, in those days we called them negro child, born in mississippi is born in jail. you remember that? so she was going to have the baby in jail. and we had to figure out a way to get her out of that jail. [laughter] dr. lafayette: and we know women are very smart, so the fellas had to put their heads together. [laughter] and guess what? her father was from detroit. he was a dentist. very popular dentist in detroit. in fact, they used to call him the painless tooth doctor, because he didn't spare novocaine, you know what i mean? [laughter] dr. lafayette: his office was always lined up. people, you know, whether they had a tooth ache or not. [laughter] so, i said,e: wouldn't it be great if the grandfather could be ther

. >> and here are tonights guests on the late show with stephen nash has been especially helpful >>> a key player in a north bay k9-unit is about to retire. >> for five years a dog named nash has been especially helpful in cracking drug cases. now he's making a bit of a farewell tour along with his partner up in the napa county sheriffs department. today they visited a barbershop doing what he loves to do mingal mingling with kids. his last day is august 25th and a replacement starts the next day. >>> bumgarner and kershaw face off in la. and over right in the middle of it. they face t this wee >>> the al west is one of the best races in baseball and the a's are right in the middle of it. they face the team they're chasing this weekend and tonight trying to shake off the team they're ahead of in the wild card race. not the prettiest slide here but it was effective. he was safe, very nice batter it's lourie. he scores two runs. in the 6th chapman with his third double of the night makes it 6-1a's. but seattle rallies, the always dangerous nelson cruz up at the plate with mariners down

years a dog named nash has been especially helpful in cracking drug cases.farewell tour along with his partner up in the napa county sheriffs department. today they visited a barbershop doing what he loves to do mingal mingling with kids. his last day is august 25th and a replacement starts the next day. >>> bumgarner and kershaw face off in la. and over at the coliseum they begin a heat of games against crucial opponents. we'll be right back. xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. right in the middle of it. they face t this wee >>> the al west is one of th

navy captain, chuck nash. captain nash, good to see you. pressure, at the time there many people are very unhappy with their government. >> i think it will because anything we can do to destabilize the iranian regime works in u.s. national interest. it is everything from president trump setting up a nato equivalent in the gulf, he has been talking to sunni arabs about that. the people as you point out, this is the fourth consecutive day of street demonstrations and in all of the major cities it is uniting the lower class in the middle class which constitutes over 70 percent of the total population there. this is a big deal, for their mercantile class, they are involved as well and they were the ones with the principal backers in society of the revolution back in the late 70s. mike: fascinated peer will wash a protest on the streets of iran. is there any chance, sir that the u.s. risks becoming the enemy filing up iranian nationalism? >> that is always out there but in listening to what the demonstrators are saying, the things are being writ

there was diane nash, jim bevel, marion barry, who you all know. john lewis, you know, we all ended up in the same time. and jim lawson came down to nashville and started training us in nonviolence, and we focused specifically on the sit-in counters, and that's what our whole training was about. how do you desegregate the counters? and it was actually not until 1960 that we actually had a sit-in protest. we were testing, and that's what we learned. you go down and you sit in, you find out what the reaction would be, and then you come back to the church and you role play, have a little play, you know, on what would happen, and people yelling at you and screaming at you and pulling you off the stools and stuff like that. it was only about a decade ago that i realized the purpose of that. that was to train your emotions. the it was like boot camp. getting you prepared. because sometimes you might want to do something, but you get into the situation and you lose it. that's what people say. i lost it. what did you lose? you lost control over yourself. s

evil thoughts ritual death way nash. you know. marginal in park and then of course. turns out you. know. and. there's not you know. and i wish. i had better luck to be washed out trashed. and going to and going to wish our laying in here losing. so you. could do is you two years could do could match you. good to. you you know and scenarios to go with the one i studied so you would. no oil each machine in the three minus three piece there due course to the emotional see this approach more surprised she baria now sir. nigel was posing like a make a portal to. your surely there is useful history yes it too is only theory borneo she inside the throne astri said i'm still there i don't you. i mean we are sleaze. on numbers there's a pattern that's when i call those that they'll guy i'll go to me i will be tears very near not going to is really is that really got going in the. thrall snowmen and all of them but a lot of the nature nik of the original wasn't there still when you said i already knew mr i was what they are mr talboys so what is on each of those at the bottom do think of mom

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well nails well she thought to be a gardener but him and skews love it as you vote in your smash the nash the new miss the news for beer look because you need to cause moving by not your money but you have to go. you know to that me and then. that bag go up and then i'm getting money i'll pay them after a meal and give them to me and then need to do would. only but it. that's very few nights going to. break away. every armed attack in europe creates fear and division amongst its citizens west stories of loss no one told. a sweeping association of islam with violence leaves european muslims facing the stock reality of being ostracized by the very communities in which they live love and moon the tragic loss of life. twice a victim and on al-jazeera. news is happening faster than ever before from different places from different people and you need to be part of back you need to be able to reach people wherever they are and that means be of course social media platforms this is where our audience lives as well as in front of a t.v. they're on the smartphone and they're all mates have to be on

well it's been cold russia's woodstock we're talking about nash to be at the festival in moscow the event jewels tens of thousands of rock music lovers and dozens of bands for three days of music and revelry but in one aspect at least it's not a tool like the peace and love of nine hundred sixty nine york no russia's military will be out in force and for bands it has struck the wrong chord we will be able to get these guys a pretty big in moscow's punk rock scene the band is called distemper and they formed around the time the soviet union collapsed that recorded twenty one albums and toured extensively at home and abroad and they regularly play the nationalist fi festival. this time around they were planning to debut their newest song. but that decided to pull out of the festival why they didn't like the fact that russia's military plans to exhibit weapons at the festival sites. people just want to relax at the festival it just can't be that military hardware be allowed to go on display that's simply propaganda for militarism a music festival should not become a place for state propagand

is that many other officials could nash suffer the same fate with more details his. exercised my constitutional authority to deny mr brennan access to classified information sara sander spoke to press and she said the decision to revoke brennan's clearance was based on his erratic conduct and behavior of defending the move as an effort to secure classified info from someone who has helped foment division in the past and clearly has very partisan leanings the most divisive president an individual who basically portrayed his nation he routinely lies betray the women of the f.b.i. he deceived and betrayed the american public and he misrepresents the facts and reality is a betrayal of the nation but this is not abnormal president john brennan left his position as director of the cia back in january twenty seventh team and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debacle began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secret

he was playing in a county championship game for nottinghamshire against glamorgan — and malcolm nashthink i've changed my story in 50 years, to be perfectly honest with you. i have no reason to change my thoughts on what i was trying to do. when you play a game against the best player that's ever played this game, all you want to do is get them out. and that's what i try to do and it was five minutes of my life that's been talked about for 50 yea rs. that's been talked about for 50 years. it didn't define my career at all, anything, it made me, it gave me greater resolve. i thought, what have you done? that's it, i'm done with cricket. i met when to pick up another game ever again. but that was not in my nature. ball six, and ito was not in my nature. ball six, and i to stay was not in my nature. ball six, and ito stay around the wicket, same action, but which turned out to be an absolute major disaster because that was a half track. world records and everything of been talked about in the first time, as it is red one thing, you could not have done it without me. that's all from spor

thousand at a medical specialist with twelve years of training two thousand seven hundred sixty eight nash. and that income of three thousand five hundred euros puts a single person in germany's top ten percent of anise accumulated wealth is particularly unequal half the population has less than seventeen thousand euros in reserve that would let the maya base model b.w. gulf who fusing clothing for one point six children from birth to the age of eighteen. or just three point three square metres of a newly built apartment and frank fast. the vast majority of the gains that income have gone to people at the very top of the income distribution in the top one percent of the income distribution and incomes for people in the middle class and below the middle class of essentially not increased or of even fall in at the bottom third a large middle class is necessary for peaceful and democratic societies and if you now sample are a variation in rich countries and he would have shrinkage of the middle classes then you really have a problem or you. really moving to a new territory that is just unexpl

best performance at the rogers cup was back in two thousand and fourteen when she lost the final take nash word want to go. now a man with an incredible twenty four world championship titles to his name has added to his trophy collection frenchman and one elbow has dominated windsurfing slalom disciplines since one thousand nine hundred four he also holds the world speed record for wind powered sailing here's all the winning all four races at the slalom world cup in canary islands no slowing down for him at the age of forty six . and that's all your sport for now i'll be back with more later but for now it's back to shank you very much farai thank you for joining me for this news hour there is much more to come on the other side of the break you're going to see or keep it here later davi subtext. their lives after. it created the modern world. the slave trade had language geography and the very fabric of human civilization upon it were built the great western palace and was constructed and hierarchy of races but how did it come about and what became of it. the slavery coming soon on al-jaz

captain chuck nash, retired us naval captain, is with us now, senator mccain was his squad commander. you must have fond memories of him as a naval aviator. >> john, i can tell you i do remember one particular thing that will forever stand out in my mind and that is when we as a bunch of students showed up in was called in naval terms, rag, which is a replacement or group it was va 174 and was 1977 and about 12 of us up and we were in a class going to go through to learn how to fly the [inaudibl [inaudible]. the executive officer squad came in and they gave us a pitch, don't buy house because we have about a one third washout rate and it will be really tough and you will not make it necessarily and there are no guarantees. the skipper will come in and so, stand by. we were all thinking, oh my god. he lives and a few minutes later he comes walking back in and in walks john mccain, who was the skipper of the squadron. we were thinking, if the xo give us the speech, the skipper will re- fire down our throats. he came in and he said gentlem gentlemen, you are about to enter the most excit

[laughter] diane nash was a student leader in nashville tennessee from chicago.onsidered so trustworthy and the word she always uses is religions. there were two sides to the head of the movement and that they would go out for various meetings and come back to report on a group like this like they were not very specific and everybody knew how specific diane was so they encouraged her to become the head of that. one of the things that is usually talked about when you see various documentaries of things on the civil rights movement or the freedom writers is the fact that she took over when the congress on the bus were attacked him so severely beaten that they couldn't continue. she said if we let violence stop us now, we will never succeed. she passionately believes in nonviolence. after the time of the civil rights movement she moved back to her hometown of chicago. a relatively recent photograph, where she became a tenant organizer. she's a wonderful person. she is so specific she only talked to me because i had to get someone else to be my third party endorsemen

navy captain, chuck nash joins us now. captain, he was your commanding officer, at an air station in jacksonville. i imagine he was really tough but fair. >> i will tell you, eric, john mccain, he is very well known, obviously. but he was among many of the heroes who came back from vietnam. names people do not know, bob nolan, terry, williams, i could go on and on. these guys put up with daily, weekly, horrific torture and they came out of it like tempered steel. everybody has a breaking point and they reached it was probably multiple times. but they never were conquered. they heal themselves and they counted on each other to provide the healing and enthusiastic support to bring people back with no medical attention, just the spirit of each other, caring for their brother, bringing them back. only to be tortured again and go through the process. to do that here in and year out, 5 to 6 years, and not lose faith in your country, but to hold that dear, what they did was an inspiration to all of us who came in. i joined the na

. >> niecy nash.o be seen. >> i caught up with niecy at a fund-raiser that trains youth in foster care programs to create their own short films. it was hosted by modern family's star ty burrell to talk about whether this season of the abc comedy will be their last. >> we're talking about possibly having one more. i think it would be kind of fun and plan ahead on the last season. and celebrate >> it it can't end. no! >> don't leave any money on the table, y'all. you can't leave too early. see y'all tomorrow. >> bye, everybody! (upbeat music) - [speaker] the following is a paid advertisement for the worx hydroshot featuring long time worx expert and seasoned do-it-yourself-er, paul ganus. the worx hydroshot. the world's first portable power cleaner that lets you clean anytime, anywhere. fueled by a 20 volt max lithium battery, it's self-contained and pressurizes any fresh water source. just grab and go to clean anywhere and everywhere, leaving dirt an grime where it belongs. you can even use your normal

captain chuck nash, retired us naval captain, is with us now, senator mccain was his squad commander. you must have fond memories of him as a naval aviator. >> john, i can tell you i do remember one particular thing that will forever stand out in my mind and that is when we as a bunch of students showed up in was called in naval terms, rag, which is a replacement or group it was va 174 and was 1977 and about 12 of us up and we were in a class going to go through to learn how to fly the [inaudibl [inaudible]. the executive officer squad came in and they gave us a pitch, don't buy house because we have about a one third washout rate and it will be really tough and you will not make it necessarily and there are no guarantees. the skipper will come in and so, stand by. we were all thinking, oh my god. he lives and a few minutes later he comes walking back in and in walks john mccain, who was the skipper of the squadron. we were thinking, if the xo give us the speech, the skipper will re- fire down our throats. he came in and he said gentlem gentlemen, you are about to enter the most excit

. >> niecy nash.t to be seen. >> i caught up with niecy at a fund-raiser that trains youth in foster care programs to create their own short films. it was hosted by modern family's star ty burrell to talk about whether this season of the abc comedy will be their last. >> we're talking about possibly having one more. i think it would be kind of fun and plan ahead on the last season. and celebrate >> it it can't end. no! >> don't leave any money on the threatened yosemite valley reopens ... kron four's gabe slate is one of the first visitors in nearly three weeks. ... as you drive into the park it does not feel like the fire is out.whooshmodest homes ... not so modest prices ... the bay area loses one its last outposts of affordable housing. whooshnatsan francisco's new mayor tackles one of the city's nastest problems,whoosh twelve years after her son was gunned down on this street corner ... a mother is still searching for his killer.i know he's looking down from heaven and saying mom im proud of you (

nash had ushers that i will not do that. the daddy got off of the platform and walked out. the head usher resigned. debt is a strongly. color is not an issue. god loves all people. god is not black. god is not white. he is for all people all color. god does look on the outward appearance. he'll come heart. daddy was on time magazine several times. again, we would tease. and say that this is daddy and that was mother behind. it was a family joke. we never thought anything of it. willis something that some all proud and collect these things. odyssey come up you love kept them. the family members and so forth. but daddy, it is not impressed him. it was thankful for -- it got people the city out. not about him. but about the lord. anything that can get the publicity about the lord and take grace in god's mercy, time magazine or whatever, he was happy to do it. any show on television, he would except because the same reason. i was invited to be daddy's date to the 75th anniversary of time magazine in new york. mother cannot go. anybody could been on the cover of time magazine, w

you yourself for stuff that you know led with that said do it at all evil thoughts ritual death play nash. you know. as much you know in parks and in the course don't i. don't doubt your. yard not stand not at all and. does not use. my house no degree thought about it ever but locked we've lost our trust fund that's going to end what i do we shall hang in there losing. so you bitch dorsal reema could see dunes if tears could do for my rights you. could this group or another zoo more in the euro than scenarios three could go with them when i was thirty three through it so moving which means he did three minus three days where due to was to the emotions he disapproved most of the night she bought him in the house. nothing was poison i make a poor and too cool here you're shooting through as you swim in history was it to his many years of borneo seen so little through honestly see them celia. i do you good night i mean we're sleep. now there's a question that's when i called was the total guy i'll go to me i will be just. not going to go. there are some women and children i don't know go to

his solo shot gives the nashs the leave.immerman had a homer and a 7-4 lead in the >>> earlier today, matt adams back to the cardinals. he pent spoes ofis career homers, 48 uis, 18 rbis his lone season here. the nats received cash him.derations for the cubs sent a prospect and player to be named later inex change for daniel murphy. he'seen batting .324 in augu. iched things ended differently in d.c. >> very disappointed in myself that it kind of came to this point would be the easiest w escribe it. no ill will what soever. it's unfortunate a this was option i was surprised. sad. t that's baseball. it wasn't anything malicious in nature. >> all right. adrian peterson at practice wearing the number 26 jersey. he's looking to problem dbters wrong. at 33 years old. saying he's slowing down. the redins raved about his workout and say that's why they signed him not because of the influence o his former teammate isent williams. >> with influence, we would have all sooners. i'm justkidding. it was important since he knows him so wel

both victims expected tove re someone shot a man at 12th and nash near thomas circle. the victim was conious when the officers arrived. no release of a descriptiont ri now. >>> we know the name of a man killed inside a barbershop. he was 29 years old. he was killed yesterday afternoon at a barbershop near the maryland line. police believe this was a targeted attack. >>> it's 4:03. now to an update on a catholic church scandal brewing in our backyard. the man serving as archbishop of th washington diocese is accused of being involved in a cosystematic r-up of sexual abuse that lasted decades. the accusations are mamong the findings in a grand jury report. >> some of his former priests grand ng the 300 for a jury accused of sessixually abug children. he's known to have approved the transfers and hundred of thousands of dollars of confidential settlements. he rejects the grand jy report radio. spoke with us at wtop >> the report will paint a very dark picture bause it goes back over 70 years. >> priests were raping little boys and girls. and the men of god who were respon

basketball legend steve nash some folks can evidently do anything with the ball. a bit of postseason fun in stark contrast to much of what had gone before a campaign blighted by up evil and inconsistency. rides this was very strenuous a real roller coaster ride from what was important for the team around the club was that we managed to reach our goal in the end the champions league. let's head back to the road to straights and the start of the season. it all seems so long ago now dortmund geared up for a fresh start under new coach pace of bosh and chosen to succeed thomas took all the water starts it was. six wins under draw after a match day seven with p.s. emerick obama yang once again scoring seemingly it we'll. top of the table and riding the crest of a wave happy days in black and yellow. to . high profile departures like denbigh life seem to have been effortlessly absorbed . not least with him finally much fit and healthy again mario good so good to me obviously there's a touch of evil for you after being out so long i'm looking forward to what's coming up

my name is nash my much and i. did have a. bet on what it. is you know i mean in your monotonous inquiry yes. i could almost see it that. goes over the next verse into kamiya. us all up with thought about our. vision again and what it but on what it. this you know i mean in your mind not a single. one among women are. what i'm focused on in this you know but i'm with what an organizer i know but it's a term. vision i mean in your mind not a single one you are getting. i don't want to. me and unanimous. the show could go because i see variety yes it said. i shouldn't call it i've only said what i thought of going on with her being funded. by mackenzie it gets us into. this is the doubly news line from bombay one of music's most powerful and distinctive voices singing since the last. trick or. treater solo meet the franklin die zeit seventy six after battling cancer she became a musical icon in the sixty's and seventy's after beginning her singing career a father's church and did.

to fish nash i wouldn't say it tastes good but that would be worrying if i had to ever tasted good to be ok i think of it peaches i know from my own experience the more you drink the better it tastes leave us the smoke that. vodka is part of polish history during world war two for instance poles use the spirit to bribe the german occupiers it's been distilled here for some five hundred years it would first only for medicinal purposes enjoyment came later as the interactive museum shows that i have just a bore them we can read some very interesting things in this book from the sixteenth century the oldest one here to mention vodka. such as recipes for medicines the mental. holes distilled what nature provided wheat rye and most of all polish potatoes vodka became the national spirit it's imbibed at birthdays weddings and funerals of what. was meant to mark the culture in traditional just like tequila in mexico whisky in scotland and champagne in france the sump on the front. at nearly forty percent alcohol by volume it's not the healthiest drop but more sons new vodka museum does menti

they see it as more directly correlated to the effects caused by nash.er time, as the use the drug more and understand its effects more, and they see it working people, that they could then extended benefits to people who have these more common diseases. scarlet: what struck me while reading the story is that there was a drug that kind of came close in doing what this drug does which is topamax, and antiepileptic treatment -- and antiepileptic -- an antiepileptic treatment. thathy: the tyne cysts worked on topamax also worked on a similar drug for johnson & johnson. did not feelohnson it would be commercially viable and they're not certainly certainly -- currently working on a drug like this. in addition to the research done by the scientist in denver and others, they said we can take this and do better with it. that is what they are trying to do it. scarlet: i bring that up because topamax is widely used as anti-epilepsy treatments. is awaree side effects talking about. for thet bloomberg.com financial forces behind all of this. joe: coming up, what you

go off the source to more sort of more and that's why there's only scant attention paid by the into nash. community. the city community are set up. and so the war crimes are there seems no end to this massive us conflict. from the. top of the endless noise of fighter jets overhead a silent but deadly enemy which the yemenis thought had been eradicated long ago has returned. this is yes cooler existed but this was the fifth political sort of positive security habitation will keep since it was yes followed up with that old business only forty us put forty. foot foot on it yes because another was put in a sleep and did. this to think also what not clear. because of this patient's own border and the people and the money was. also the war and any amount this is not good anything quarter of the bunch no money and also they are being or nothing can nothing no with a sense of self if kim bishan it was the type who don't have her medicine for him because war. does not appear supply is also also hard to get sitting here only think of it for people. million people have been affected with cholera it

you see in in the middle eastern countries or in places like singapore good to speak with you john nash born there have been allegations of fraud on a kenyan infrastructure project there was welcomed with fanfare just a year ago the railway which was funded by china connects the capital nairobi with the port city of mombasa catherine sawyer has details this is the latest corruption case involving the construction of a really line in kenya the biggest and most expensive infrastructure project in the country at the moment the heads of the national land commission the state really and other business people have pleaded not guilty to one thousand charges including fraud corruption and abuse of office they're accused of authorizing payments for compensation of land used in the construction of a section of the really about three million dollars paid to people or for land that did not exist or that was already owned by there was cooperation this year the government has intensified its crackdown on corruption in a way kenyans have not seen in the long time no matter how powerful you think you a

but they specifically will target things of national security, things like nash electronics. —— thingstronics. —— things like electronics. if russia does not give assurances to the us about its future, an assurance that it would use google weapons, and alternatively if it does not open up sites for independent inspectors, perhaps un inspectors, there is the danger of further sanctions in 90 days' times. and they could be more harsh. it is unlikely that russia will fall into line with those demands. these derail donald trump's aims to have a warmer relationship with russia? —— time. or is this the kind of fallout that russia acted in when you spoke about sergei skripal and his daughter. there is a divide between the ministration and donald trump. donald trump continues to reach out to that putin. we saw in the helsinki summit how far he was ready to go to say that he was that it prudent‘s friend. that they had a relationship and they will could work together. —— beverage. we have seen rand paul go to meet with vladimir putin, along with a letter from donald trump. —— vladimir putin. the

south korea and that to me seems like almost and in a form of internal interference you think that the nash. and for democracy if if there is a peace treaty that they should cease funding civil society groups that seek a transition or regime change no i think i don't know that that's what they do but i do know that they promote human rights wherever they end i mean for example if russia were funding civil society groups inside the us i'm not going to need to put to work they do i think it's pretty obvious i mean two things are going on there first of all you have. these activists and organizations that are funded by the national endowment for democracy the u.s. regime change arm in south korea who are dedicated to regime change in north korea really worried that the money is going to stop rolling in from washington if there is a peace treaty so basically conflict is an entire industry and it's part of this fake human rights and democracy promotion industry so pelosi wanted to duck that issue and then the other issue she wants to duck is the sheer hypocrisy of supporting an organization that

got the source to do more sort of more and that's why there's only scant attention paid by the into nash. community you don't see this it coming over here. and so the war grinds on there seems no end to this mustn't this conflict. that. i don't talk of the endless noise of fighter jets overhead a silent but deadly enemy which the yemenis thought had been eradicated long ago has returned. this is from yesterday or as it were but as it was the fifth sort of positive security had additional queue systems yes put up with that old specialist only forty us put forty. foot photos over yes because another war step forward nicely and. this to think also we're talking of not clear. because of this patient's own border and the people and their money more. so it's a war and any amount this enough gets anything for her people and no money and also there being no nothing nothing no with a sense of self if kim bichon it was the thug who don't have her medicine for him because war. is not there supply is also also hard to get getting help anything for but for people. to million people have been affected

he was playing in a county championship game for nottinghamshire against glamorgan — and malcolm nashhas ever played this game, all you want to do is get him out that is what i tried to do and it was five minutes of my life that has been talked about 50 years. it did not define my career, if anything, about 50 years. it did not define my career, ifanything, it about 50 years. it did not define my career, if anything, it gave me greater resolve. i thought, golly, what have you done? you could easily say i am done with cricket, i will not pick up another ball. that was not pick up another ball. that was not in my nature. i thought i would stay around the wicket, same run—up, same action, but i will bowl a seamer, which was a disaster, because it was a half tracker. he has done it! my goodness, it has gone way down to swansea. world records have been talked about them. the first time it had been done. i said remember, he could not have done it without me! that‘s all from sportsday. we‘ll have more for you throughout the evening. 0n the whole it looks a pleasant weekend especially for the

attempting to broadcast anti state messages described as a coupe two of those behind it were american nash. it was a vietnamese descent. it's been revealed they openly penned letters to the u.s. president with a q. even based in california it may be almost half a century since the end of the vietnam war but under the surface there are still rumblings with some still willing to fight for a cause they never saw come to fruition. one of the two u.s. nationals who were sentenced as we just saw has had james know and i think u.s. embassy in vietnam has released a statement saying it will support him until his release and deportation to america some locals say that the group he belongs to just doesn't understand that times have changed and when we have this reaction to a group which carries out acts of sabotage against the vietnamese government it's deplorable the government is determined to maintain peace and stability so that the country can develop and prosperity be brought to the people in the groups members should not delude themselves into thinking what they do is right what they don't und