nicola, the telegraph has a story aboutair nicola, the telegraph has a story about air passengers wantingmanding compensation. the needlessly rearranged plans because of the unions called off their strike action at the last minute. yes, i think the difficulty these passengers find themselves in is that they are caught between the two things. they thought the holiday was off, so they made alternative arrangements, and now because of that, the civil aviation authority is saying it is unlikely they are entitled to compensation, because the union obviously, and presumably management, quite pleased that there was a deal at the last minute, but it doesn't actually help consumers in this particular case at all. and more possible chaos with ba pilots going on strike. yes, we still don't know if that will be called off or not. it is a difficult summer for tourists, isn't it? yes, because also the pound is doing that thing again when it goes down after british politics happens. and it is not unreasonable, i think particularly in this case, it is clearly not unreasonable for passengers thinking thei

nicola: not necessarily.ent which the dollar tends to benefit, which is partly why he is pressuring the fed to keep cutting. at the moment, i don't think he has to make such a clear choice. the central bank that has the most room to cut remains the fed in terms of space to cut. if he pushes the trade war come up the economy will remain weak, the risks well be high -- will be high. francine: tom had a great chart. who is going to have the toughest time to defend itself in that region, in southeast asia? say probably the indians because the real rate profile will not be high enough if we see a risk off environment, that they have done enough cushion to whether an em -- weather em storm. the base case would be for gradual em weakness in southeast asia. tom: go back to the map. as we go to break, the great untold story is what is not on that map, the em economy of japan and speculation of what level the japanese intervene into the economy with their stronger japanese yen, sort of part of this do. -- the stew. i l

primero fue el presidente donald trump, y ahora el mismo gobernante de venezuela nicolas maduro quienue están teniendo conversaciones aunque esto no dice si incluya diosdado cabello considerado el nÚmero dos del rÉgimen desde caracas tenemos los Últimos detalles. >>le tocÓ el turno de hablar a nicolÁs maduro el gobernante admitiÓ lo que parece ser un secreto a voces, las reuniones y contactos con el gobierno de estados unidos que se han desarrollado en los Últimos meses. >>haabque nadie debe saber y que estÁ dispuesto a mÁs aÚn mayor diÁlogo con las autoridades estadounidenses y el presidente donald trump en busca de la paz de venezuela. trump quisiera hacer un plan seriamente para regularizar este conflicto estamos preparados siempre para dialogar. >>horas antes el presidente admitÍa esas reuniones de alto nivel con funcionarios venezolanos. >>estamos hablando con representantes de venezuela no voy a decir con quiÉn. entre los funcionarios estarÍa el nÚmero dos del rÉgimen diosdado cabello segÚn una nota publicada. >>pase lo que pase en la misma fila. >>lo que me queda claro es que n

spell that for me, nicolas. >> neverlands. >> jimmy: that's correct, nicolas. we have a tie. don't know if you're talking about dutch people or michael jackson. another video question. let's go to the board. what are these? these were very famous. there were commercials in the '80s. they even had a hit song. do you know what those are? anyone? anyone? [ buzzer ] i'll tell them what it is. >> those are the little netherlands. those are california raisins. >> jimmy: those are the california raisins. do you know what a raisin is? >> yes. >> jimmy: yes. it is a dried what? >> fruit. >> wine. >> jimmy: i'm not sure you two are from any countries at all. [ laughter ] all right. this is going to be, this might be it here, this is the tiebreaker here. name one of the two movie stars who became governor of california. viviana. >> arnold schwarzenegger. >> jimmy: that's correct. schwarzenegger was our governor. nicolas, do you know the other one? >> no, i do not. >> jimmy: the other was ronald reagan, but that doesn't matter at all. because we do have a winner, congratulations, viviana

nicola is right about the change of tone.llion to one chance of a no—deal brexit. that was a leadership campaign where we hoped his pronouncement would reflect what he would say in downing street. i certainly thought his rhetoric during the leadership campaign would have been more bullish than when he became prime minister. some of us thought we might say... i don't know what the word is, a softer boris, a return to the borisjohnson we might have seen as london mayor but immediately he came in and was ruthless, getting rid of ardent brexiteer penny mordaunt, liam fox. penny mordaunt of course supported his rival. he brought in people like priti patel, who is, let's say, on the extreme right of the conservative party. there was definitely a no—nonsense approach from the beginning. a lot of people taken aback by that reshuffle and how brutal it was. henry, your paper has a lead story, looking ahead to the possibility of a vote of no confidence in the commons and boris johnson a vote of no confidence in the commons and borisjohn

maduro quien confirmo los contactos que >>primero fue el gol gobernantedonald trump y ahora nicolÁsald trump en busca de la paz de venezuela. >>que el presidente donald trump quisiera hacer un plan seriamente para regularizar este conflicto estamos preparados siempre para dialogar. >>horas antes el presidente admitÍa esas reuniones de alto nivel con funcionarios venezolanos. >>estamos hablando con representantes de venezuela no voy a decir con quiÉn. entre los funcionarios estarÍa el nÚmero dos del rÉgimen diosdado cabello segÚn una nota publicada. >>pase lo que pase y en cualquier circunstancia nicolÁs maduro y mi persona estaremos en la misma fila. >>lo que me queda claro es que no haya agresiÓn del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro, la crisis polÍtica y ya se discutía sobre la posibilidad de una soluciÓn electoral tambiÉn estÁ la amenaza de un bloqueo naval a las costas de venezuela que sÓlo necesitarÍa la orden del presidente donald trump. alarmantes son los incendios forestales que estÁn arrasando por la amazonia, este aÑo se incrementaron en un 83%lo que se traduce a un total de 72.84

wants as it turns the screws on nicolas madugalle. as the muslims for a pair for the festival of sacrifice are. there are 2 developments people are bleating about romania is shipping thousands of sheep to libya under the burning sun despite a warning from the e.u. activists labelled the vessels that ships and in some countries speculators are reportedly driving livestock prices up as the festival near. as muslims around the world countdown to the start of by god hot on sunday algeria is preparing for the slaughter of 3 and a half 1000000 shape and goats prices here and across north africa are surging with demand. i've been this been this cheap flock this year is thanks to all in good condition prices are up to 60000 dina. some blame speculators for the soaring prices others say that prices have gone up because of costs at the official slaughter houses and enforcement of animal welfare standards. this year that the coastal villages threatened by rising sea levels and there's no money to repair dikes and dams. russell feels abandoned by

nicola sturgeon would, wouldn't she.gdom. you would expect her — if the government had said we would celebrate christmas day on 25th december nicola sturgeon would have been in a state of outrage, that is her default position. you can take that position in relation to one politician saying that, but a lot of people — and there is is a million people who signed a petition suggesting this should not happen. a lot of people are saying there is a principle here, a clear principle, which is mps should be given time to debate, and if we are at a time of crisis, however, whichever way you sit on this, you should be given more time, your government should not be taking away time at this moment. well, first of all 17.4 million people voted to leave the european union, and dicey, the great constitutional theorist, who sets out the basis of parliamentary sovereignty, said the point of our conventions was that parliament and the cabinet could follow the will of the nation, and that is what parliament and the cabinet are doing, so th

wants as it turns the screws on nicolas maduro. as the muslims prepare for the festival of sacrifice. there are 2 developments people are bleating about romania is shipping thousands of sheep to libya under the burning sun despite a warning from the e.u. activists label the vessels that ships and in some countries speculators are reportedly driving livestock prices up as the festival near. as muslims around the world countdown to the start of. on sunday algeria is preparing for the slaughter of 3 and a half 1000000 shapes and goats prices here and across north africa are surging with demand. flock this year is thanks to all in good condition prices are up to 60000 diener. some blame speculators for the soaring prices others say that prices have gone up because of costs at the official slaughter houses and enforcement of animal welfare standards. this year the herd is in better condition compared to last year where sheep are all vaccinated and under strict veterinary supervision everybody has the animal safety it requires rigorous e

nicolas peredur schools it on the fly radiation. to think that the bar the patients usually have to undergo teams of three months of radiotherapy inducuced by them and they're not to me doesn't stay the same so they lease w weights and the organs wiwill swellll. but on the fly radiation means we can adjust the treatments according to your body that day so we can meet you side effects and have a very precise treatment plan after five. sessions up oracle mom was it a success. doctor that paris is crucial hospital routinely use these new technologies. with its algorithms artificial intelligence is speeding up the fight against cancer. now the use of a. i. inmates and poses a number of ethical questions how to discuss this up come to meet one of the people working on the issue debbie grew so was the founder of i think a ice an initiative that aims to develop a regulatory framework for artificial intelligence. and who's working on revising frances bio ethics legislation thank you so thank you very much for joining us on the program so is

maduro en venezuela >> venezuela está preparada para resistir >> quieren presionar a nicolás madurouertos en tansania 62 personas murieron cuando una gran cantidad de aldeanos se congregaron alrededor de un camión de combustible andrea cruz telemundo >> en la furia del tiempo el tifón en china arraza con todo a su paso 18 personas desaparecidas el tifón tocó tierra ayer con vientos de 116 millas por hora miles de vuelos han sido cancelados los daños alcanzan los 2 mil millones de dólares en el sur de india 93 personas han perdido la vida y más de 400 mil desplazadas por inundaciones la población se enfrenta a más debastación hay deslaves peligrosos y el número de fallecidos puede escalar porque se siguen recuperando cuerpos >> bomberos de (nombre en inglés) han detenido el avance de un incendio de malesa en el condado san mateo las llamas quemaron alrededor de medio acre en el parque no hay estructuras pero un bombero resultó con heridas leves se espera que el fuego esté extinguido en las próximas horas es momento de ver las condiciones del tiempo con (...) >> muy buenas noches amig

of economic terrorism following new sanctions aimed at president nicolas maduro his government. and thousands protest in turkey warning that a foreign owned gold mine will cause widespread contamination. pakistan says it will put maximum pressure on india or of its decision to strip indian administered kashmir of its autonomy the prime minister imran khan called for international intervention following india's move to change the status of the disputed region saad binge of aid begins our coverage from suffer about in pakistan administered kashmir. our fight will continue that's the message from these protesters in laughter about in pakistan administered kashmir if you 100 gathered towards the anger against the. indian government's decision to abolish its special status to schmear the himalayan region disputed. may you are no kissing up in the don't get my appeal to the united nations to resolve this issue immediately otherwise we will go there to win freedom for our brothers. my opinion is to all muslims that if you have seen it come out of your homes and stand the tass members o

in venezuela accuses the us economic terrorism following the financial sanctions aimed at present nicolas maduro government also. america is open for business as a trade war turns into a currency dispute double trump says the u.s. is benefiting from its battle with china. and the us president also gets ready to join people grieving after a shooting but some say he's not welcome. pakistan says it will put maximum pressure on india over its decision to strip indian administered kashmir of its autonomy prime minister iran can call for international intervention following india's moves to change the status of the disputed region assam a binge of it begins our coverage from was a pakistan administered kashmir. just. our fight will continue that's the message from these protestors and was after about in pakistan administered kashmir if you 100 gathered towards the anger against the indian government's decision to abolish its special status the himalayan region disputed the pakistan. may you are not this is. my appeal to the united nations to resolve this issue immediately otherwise we will go t

companies and individuals from doing business with president nicolas maduro is that illustration and that supporters u.s. national security advisor john bolton has warned the sanctions will be imposed on anyone who supports caucus president trump has taken a very strong move here imposing these sweeping sanctions putting a full block a full freeze on all assets of all parts of the government of venezuela in the u.s. and also imposing sanctions are setting up the. situation to impose sanctions on any person or business that goes significant business with the government of venezuela so this goes well beyond anything we've done before and it really is a very strong move by the president. today some more has more on that story from. another executive order by donald trump imposing more sanctions in venezuela and this generates lots of uncertainty in a country that already struggling with an economic crisis about exactly what's coming next apparently there is a conference for democracy in venezuela compulsive about 60 countries that are discussing venezuela future presidents there are cou

the united states says newly imposed sanctions on venezuela will cut off funding for president nicolas maduro his vice president as denouncing the freezing of assets as a global threat and a u.s. attack on private property venezuelans are desperate to escape the collects make the collapsing economy poverty and shortages so he's about reports from the capital caracas. long lines in front of the peruvian consulate in caracas most of those who come here are desperate to leave the country. is a retired engineer she has been waiting for months to get an appointment because she says she cannot continue living year. i have a pension of 40000 bolivar's that i can buy 2 kilos of cheese my son is in peru and i'm going to live with him but i cannot get there. stories like as are frequent in venezuela these days as the country struggles with an economic crisis that has forced millions out of the country for the united states and dozens of other countries worldwide toy meeting ilim up to finish its political and economic change the united states and venezuela have a historically had a strong bilate

says new sanctions against venezuela will cost of financing for president nicolas maduro america has frozen all venezuelan government assets blocking u.s. companies and individuals from doing business with ministration and u.s. president donald trump has concerns over a long trade war with china saying the american economy. is sending doctors to the democratic republic of congo to help treat ebola patients health ministers from both countries and talks as fears grow over the outbreak that has claimed more than 1800 lives in the d. or c. it also agreed to tighten health screening at their shared border stephanie decker has more now from the rwandan city of the same you were thousands of people cross over from the d. or c. every day. everyone is on edge this border guard is making sure these people join the queue. no one can come in to wander from the democratic republic of congo without a health check but monitoring so many people is a challenge temperatures are taken hands are washed people are scared. is killing badly this lady tells us. you stop bleeding in your head you get a feve

seven years ago bryn hughes's daughter nicola was murdered along with her colleague fiona bone by dalerenade attack while responding to reports of a burglary. we can speak to bryn now. nobody will understand more the shock that will be reverberating through another piece of the's family right now. what are your thoughts at this time? it takes me straight back to that day instantly. as soon as you hear the news breaking your back in that moment. the same feelings, emotions, but this time he had got those feelings and emotions for someone else who's going to the same pain is what she had been through. how do you cope when something like this happens? initially, you cope hour by hour, because he had that shock and lack of understanding. you cope hour by hour and then day by day and then week by week. it's then becomes a lot easier as time goes on. moments like yesterday straight back. lot easier as time goes on. moments like yesterday straight backlj lot easier as time goes on. moments like yesterday straight back. i do not know how much are prepared to share with us, but i imagine for th

arsenal have confirmed the signing of ivory coast winger nicolas pepe from lille for a club record feergoing a medical on tuesday. pepe scored 35 goals in 74 ligue1 appearances for lille. and a major blow for wales, taulupe faletau has been ruled out of the world cup and will need surgery after breaking his collar bone. it happened during what's been described as an "inocuous training ground incident". faletau's career has been blighted with injury, he broke his arm twice last season, missing the six nations. israel folau has begun court action against rugby australia

of economic terrorism following new financial sanctions aimed at president nicolas maduro stuff from an. america is open for business. as a trade war turns into a currency dispute donald trump says the u.s. is benefiting from his battle with china. and the u.s. president gets ready to join people grieving after you but some say he's not welcome. welcome to the program pakistan says it will put maximum pressure on india over its decision to strip indian administered kashmir of its all to. army prime minister imran khan called for international intervention following india's moves to change the status of the disputed region as a bit of it begins our coverage. in pakistan administered kashmir. our fight will continue that's the message from these protesters in was in pakistan administered kashmir if you 100 gathered towards the anger against the indian government's decision to abolish its special status of the himalayan region disputed. me you are. my appeal to the united nations to resolve this issue immediately otherwise we will go there to win freedom for our brothers. you have. memb

oft: we have nicolas loris the heritage foundation taking your phone calls. republicans, democrats, independents. bob is out of victoria, texas. caller: good morning, gentlemen. i would like to say climate change is the weather. one day it is hot, when date is cold, one day it rains, the next day you have a drought. the professor that was on there talked about how wonderful california is. the reason they have wildfires is because they do not keep their forests intact. when a tree dies, it stays there until it falls down. any little spark can burn it up. angeles is written -- ridden with feces and every thing else. you take northern mexico -- host: we will stay on environmental policy. what specifically have you studied what it comes to the economics of environment of policy when it comes to california? guest: a lot of subsidies and mandates that have driven families to pay higher costs and driven businesses out of california to states where the economic climate is much more enticing than california despite the great weather california has. he brings up a good

host: the deputy director for economic policy of the heritage and foundation, nicolas loris, back behind the desk. will you start by defining what that's job is? guest: tricky within itself. when the obama administration theyooking at green jobs included everything from trash collectors to people who work in goodwill. they were involved in reusing and recycling. conventionally more people talk about the energy economy and what that looks like. installing, the numbers are mixed. i would like to see green energy economies that drive innovation forward and doesn't rely on government subsidies. what is it comparable to in terms of numbers of workers or jobs related? it's difficult to say based on the numbers you use. compared to other industries, they are certainly growing and that's great. markets, people are demanding renewable power and is this is are demanding to use 100% renewables and the demand is driving production and that's ultimately what we want to see, competition among the energy sources when they are being subsidized through targeted tax credits. that's just allocation with su

of economic terrorism follow a new financial sanctions aimed at president nicolas models government. america is open for business. as a trade war turns into a currency dispute donald trump says the u.s. is benefiting from its battle with china. and outrage after pictures emerged of 2 texas policemen on horseback leading a handcart black man down a road by a road. pakistan says it will put maximum pressure on its decision to strip and did administer made of its autonomy promise to iran column called for international intervention following india's moves to change the status of the disputed region osama bin java begins our coverage from was a and pakistan administered kashmir. our fight will continue. that's the message from these protesters in was in pakistan administered kashmir if you 100 gathered towards the anger against the indian government's decision to abolish its special status schmear the himalayan region disputed the pakistan. maybe you are no good still believe that don't get my appeal to the united nations to resolve this issue immediately otherwise we will go there to wi

nicolas maduro is using the lucrative mines as a financial lifeline.ages you're about to see are graphic. >> reporter: on the fringes of the amazon rain forest, a state-sponsored network of violent gangs and corrupt military hide amongst a vast land rich in minerals and seeping gold. >> all this is made this area maduro's el dorado and it is this giving him the financial lifeline. >> reporter: we've come deep into the venezuela mining arc to find out how nicolas maduro is holding on to power, unable to resist american pressure. >> he's given himself direct control over this land and he's bleeding it dry. >> reporter: enriching himself and buying the allegiance of the military and it all starts with a local miners. with mouths to feed at home and risk it all to operate this lawless region. we venture in 50 meters deep. it is a precarious operation. inside of the mine they guide us past the evidence of a colonial thirst for gold. along the way i meet darwin row has mining here for three years now. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: back-breaking

the united states says i it will use every appropriate tool to oust venezuela president nicolas maduro. the comments from the white house came as the u.s. ramped up sanctions on maduro and his government. the sanctions are aimed at cutting off foreign money to the venezuelanan government. human rights activists have helped prevent a chinese national from the muslim minority uighur community from being deported to china from qatar after a video of the man pleading for help went viral on social media. our reporter is here to bring us this story. tell us -- how did this all come about? the video was was saved this person, right? >> yes, he is part of the uighur muslim majority from china but has been living in pakistan. he was trying to get to bosnia and bosnian authorities decided to deport him, butut not to pakikistan but back to china because of his travel documents. he got as far as the airport. he did not want to go to beijing. he feared for his life. he feared imprisonment or internment, so he decided to record this video. lelet's have auick look at the video. >> [speakingng foreign

the uss sanctions against venezuela will cut off financing for nicolas maduro.n has frozen off assets, blocking u.s. companies and individuals from doing business with mindoro's administration. nicolassident donna -- maduro's administration. president trump said the american economy is booming. texas police chief has apologized after a photo of a black man's arrest went viral. male officers were leading the handcuffed suspect by a rope. photos have been circulating on social media. more from washington. shocking images. what was the reaction on social media and one generally to this picture? -- more generally to this picture? reporter: anger and disgust. not surprised. that question is always raised, would a white person be treated like this by police officers? what galveston police officers said is this man was arrested for criminal trespass on saturday. he was known to them as someone with a mental illness. he is bipolar, homeless, and his family has been looking for him to bring him back home, but even so, they decided this was the best course of action for d

we just had a reaction from scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon, who has treated, though it isdown parliament to force through a no—deal brexit. she writes, unless mps come together to stop him next week, today will go down in history asa week, today will go down in history as a dark one indeed for uk democracy. when she talks about shutting down parliament, it is because in order to have a queen's speech, parliament must first be prorogue. that would, in effect, not give mps trying to stop a no—deal brexit the time, the space, the opportunity to do so, potentially. that is the first reaction coming into us to the news that the queen's speech will be happening on the 14th of october, and parliament will therefore be prorogue for a period before that. if ijust go back to some of laura's other tweets, she is saying... bear with me. some of laura's other tweets, she is saying... bearwith me. parliament is likely to meet, therefore, from next monday until the 11th of september. so that is the window that nicola sturgeon is saying that mps need to come together in to try to stop thi

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says the sanctions will cut off funding to president nicolas maduro venezuela says the freezing of assets is an attack on part of property. value we are going to win this battle and by a little we'll go forward with grace overcoming integrations and blockades united states has not and will leave. this is the birthplace of the liberated is donald trump john bolton they can't and will not be able to take on our homeland. the way. the other. night. when i went to the. militia and are now part of the armed forces day we are here with hundreds of other people who are worried about what will happen to venezuela what influence many. thanks to have. trumped find an executive order banning american companies from doing business with. feeling in the united states threatening countries like russia and china from doing business with . from being. mostly because there's not a private companies of course many of the companies that we have spoken to say that they're worried about what impact they're going to have the government is saying that they're trying to find ways in order to find a way out so tha

the only obstacle for peace is nicolas maduro. he is not presenting any solution, so that's what we want to achieve, a peaceful solution. at the same time, we are dealing with a criminal organization. as i said before, they have been linked to terrorist groups, drug trafficking, human rights abuses, illegal transactions. and we need to take that into account because this is a threat against not only venezuela, but the security of the region. the interim president has made it clear he is going to explore any option to protect the people of venezuela, but we have to understand this has to be taken with a multilateral approach with our main allies and we need to see all the circumstances and build a scenario with them. but again, our first priority, our first option is how can we put effort in order to facilitate a peaceful transition in venezuela. that is what we want. take into account the regime that we are facing, we need to be ready for any potential scenario. and the second one, of course we support all initiatives that would h

the political analyst nicola markovitch says those remarks from the french leader do not stand up to scrutiny. and that's a bit surprising i'd say that's about the scary part of his sentence what order is he talking about today we don't have a catalyst that we have a world order but the world doesn't have a catalyst order and the world doesn't want this capitalist order not all the world in any case so if he didn't really mention what he wanted and what he was thinking about of course this makes no sense if the g 7 is going to discuss nor heard of either only capitalist countries also concerning the economy and the degree to what about hong kong about democracy being degraded i think these are internal problems and this is not just imprinted international problem it can be an international problem but how credible are these g 7 members talking about democracy degrading if their own democracies on a whole are very are our own difficulties now look at the other best there are still demonstration the misfortunes today again in france so how credible can borrow be speaking about reviewin

venezuela's president nicolas maduro has said he has been having secret talks with the us for months,ozens of countries that do not recognise him as leader. the us national security advisor set official contacts with venezuela are limited to those within nicolas maduro's own regime who want to overthrow him. police and the spanish capital have arrested a man on suspicion of taking upskirt videos of more than 500 women and posting much of the content online. the man, who is colombian, is accused of using a mobile phone hidden in a backpack. police say many women were targeted on the metro system. the new sudanese pm has been sworn in. it is pa rt sudanese pm has been sworn in. it is part of a transition that is supposed to lead sudan to civilian rule. he flew in from having spent yea rs rule. he flew in from having spent years working for the un. the death of financiers and convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein in prison this month has seen the investigation turned to some of his high—profile connections, including prince andrew. the pilot of epstein‘s private jet said that the prince

they are drug traffickers who want to terrorise colombians with the support of venezuela's president nicolas

on why twitter recently decided to temporarily suspend the account about its whale and president nicolas maduro while also expelling over 200000 pro chinese accounts for allegedly december mation operation related to hong kong's protests watching the hawks digital correspondent devon springer is here to help us make sense of it all. make sense of it. was doing so 1st i want to get out why you did or what if we said they say it's twitter suspend than a swale and president nicolas maduro account and how do they justify that considering. right well so narrow whoever so he was suspended last week for about 3 days and the way they justified it was that they didn't try they didn't take comments on it they just were silent on it and everyone's you know you they had said previously that no world leaders would be suspended because they believe it hinders the public debate around the world whatever that even means and then now they've suspended a public leader and they after receiving lots of pushback miraculously suddenly his account disappeared back online right so the only state where they put

the disputed venezuelan president, nicolas maduro, confirming secret talks with the white house. they're not a secret anymore. on the leadership crisis in his country. this, as the u.s. navy continues its mission off the coast of columbia, including providing life-changing surgeries for venezuelans who can't seek medical care in their country. ellison barber is live off the coast of santa marta columbia with more. ellison? >> hi, melissa. the u.s.n.s comfort is on month two of a 5-month mission. they say this mission is aimed at helping venezuelan migrants and relieving the pressure on national medical systems that have been overburdened as a result of so many people being forced to leave their country. in the last few years, for million venezuelans have fled their home country, heading to places like peru, chile, ecuador, and colombia. the u.s. and us comfort always stopped through other countries. they made it to venice wheel this week. they are performing surgeries on this ship every day. we walked out of one of them. right now they're treating venezuelan violence, old, young,

this also sends a big message to china and russia who support nicolas maduro.ian lawmaker denounced a move to a client meddling and international banditry. >> shannon: thank you. the u.s. ambassador to russia has submitted his resignation. he is planning to return to utah admitted to speculation that he may run for governor. the republican left the utah governor's office in 20091 of then president obama tapped him as ambassador to china. the u.s. and the taliban are said to be nearing a peace deal, the agreement that could lead to the withdrawal of most american troops from afghanistan. benjamin hall has details tonight. >> after 18 years and 1,892 u.s. deaths in combat america's longest war is winding down and the deal with the taliban is close. following another round of talks, they taliban official today said difference has over troop withdrawals had finally been resolved as well as guaranteed on cutting ties with other extreme groups al qaeda and isis. it is what president trump has long pushed for. >> he has made it very clear that his desires that we deve

i get why you did or what if we said they saved twitter suspend that us wayland president nicolas maduro account and how do they justify that considering. right well so narrow whoever so he was suspended last week for about 3 days and the way they justified it was that they didn't do it in trial they didn't take comments on it they just were silent on it and everyone's you know you they had said previously that no world leaders would be suspended because they believe it hinders the public debate around the world whatever that even means and then now they've suspended a public leader and they after receiving lots of pushback miraculously suddenly his account disappeared back online right so the only state where they put out was they said after over viewing his account i didn't violate any regulations or rules which still begs the question why was his account taken down in the 1st place also his account isn't verified even though it's very well known that he does run this account right so again these are just different ways that twitter is toying with people and it doesn't really make sens

i'm not being set up by nicola sturgeon, because that's what she's trying to do.again trying to prevent us having a referendum. no, we're not. what we're saying is that it's unnecessary. we have campaigned against having a referendum, but we're not using parliamentary devices to block it, it's as simple as that. this was after he had been clearly told by labour's scottish leader that's not the policy. i met with john mcdonnell this morning to put to him the very clear view that the people of scotland do not want a second independence referendum. and also to remind him that the last independence referendum was supposed to be a once—in—a—generation referendum. many more senior scottish labour figures are furious with mr mcdonnell, saying he's ignorant of the political situation in scotland. john mcdonnell‘s appearances at the edinburgh fringe have set off a bitter fight within the labour party over a second scottish referendum. one other important thing he has just said is that a labour government would not enter any kind of pact with the snp, because, he said, they

nicola sturgeon they are.d when she was home secretary — he's in westminster. do you agree with that, a dark day for democracy? yes, i think it is. it isa for democracy? yes, i think it is. it is a dark day. speaking to people and government this morning, the government is very keen to point out that this has been the longer session for nearly 400 years and this is a new government trying to break free from the shackles and the legacy of the theresa may government, with new ideas and wanting to highlight investment into the nhs, education, policing. and it is quite usualfor the nhs, education, policing. and it is quite usual for there to be prorogation of parliament before a queen's speech. all of these things are true, but we have to look at the wider context, the crisis facing the country and the key thing on people's mines, which is brexit, which does raise questions around white to a queen's speech now? why prorogue parliament at this time? —— raise questions around white to a queen's speech now. do you th

arsenal have confirmed the signing of ivory coast winger nicolas pepe from lille for a club record fee of £72 million. the 24—year—old has agreed a five—year contract after undergoing a medical on tuesday. pepe scored 35 goals in 7a ligue 1 appearances for lille. and a major blow for wales, taulupe faletau has been ruled out of the world cup and will need surgery after breaking his collar bone. it happened during what's been described as an "inocuous training ground incident". faletau's career has been blighted with injury, he broke his arm twice last season, missing the six nations. israel folau has begun court action against rugby australia following his dismissal for writing homophobic comments on social media. he argues his contract was unlawfully ended due to his christian beliefs. australian rugby officials maintain that folau breached a players‘ code of conduct when he wrote that "hell awaits" gay people. now you may remember we told you yesterday about khadijah mellah, the 18—year—old female jockey who was racing in the magnolia cup at glorious goodwood, after sitting on a race

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i'm not being set up by nicola sturgeon, because that's what she's trying to do.g to prevent us having a referendum. no, we're not. what we're saying is that it's unnecessary. we have campaigned against having a referendum, but we're not using parliamentary devices to block it, it's as simple as that. this was after he had been clearly told by labour's scottish leader that's not the policy. i met withjohn mcdonnell this morning to put to him the very clear view that the people of scotland do not want a second independence referendum. and also to remind him that the last independence referendum was supposed to be a once—in—a—generation referendum. many more senior scottish labour figures are furious with mr mcdonnell, saying he's ignorant of the political situation in scotland. john mcdonnell‘s appearances at the edinburgh fringe have set off a bitter fight within the labour party over a second scottish referendum. one other important thing he has just said is that a labour government would not enter any kind of pact with the snp, because, he said, they are not soc

companies and individuals from doing business with president nicolas maduro administration venezuela's foreign ministry has called it a criminal economic blockade it comes as delegates from more than 50 countries including the u.s. are meeting in lima and the u.s. national security advisor john bolton is part of that delegation president trump has taken a very strong move here imposing these sweeping sanctions putting before block a full freeze on all assets of all parts of the government of venezuela in the u.s. and also imposing sanctions or setting the. situation to impose sanctions on any person or business that goes significant business with the government of venezuela so this goes well beyond anything we've done before and it really is a very strong move by the pros to risible was joining us from caracas to tell us what impact these new sanctions are expected. by that for donald trump signed an executive order in the whole thing more sanctions in venezuela and this generates mostly uncertainty among the populations here many of the people who have already been leaving the country

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of economic terrorism following new financial sanctions aimed at president nicolas maduro his government. is open for business. as a trade for turns into a currency dispute donald trump says the u.s. is benefiting from its battle with china. and outraged after pictures emerged of 2 texas policeman on horseback leading a handcuffed black man down a road by a road. pakistan says it will put maximum pressure on india over its decision to strip indian administered kashmir of its autonomy promise to iran concorde for international intervention following india's moves to change the status of the disputed region asama been java begins our coverage from was offered a bargain pakistan administered kashmir as. our fight will continue that's the message from these protesters and in pakistan administered kashmir if you 100 gathered towards the anger against the government. decision to abolish its special status of kashmir the himalayan region disputed the sun. may you are no good don't kiss my appeal to the united nations to resolve this issue immediately otherwise we will go there to win freedom fo

i'm not being set up by nicola sturgeon, because that's what she's trying to do.us have a referendum. no, we're not. what we're saying is it's unnecessary, we'll campaign against having a referendum, but we're not using parliamentary devices to block it — it's as simple as that. this was after he had been clearly told by labour's scottish leader that's not the policy. i met with john mcdonnell this morning to put to him the very clear view that the people of scotland do not want a second independence referendum. also to remind him that the last independence referendum was supposed to be a once in a generation referendum. many more senior scottish labour figures are furious with mr mcdonnell, saying he's ignorant of the political situation in scotland. john mcdonnell‘s appearances at the edinburgh fringe have set off a bitter fight within the labour party over a second scottish referendum. one other important thing he has just said is that a labour government would not enter any kind of pact with the snp because, he said, they're not socialists, in fact, he compare