college, we only hear about conan. >> that's a conan o'brien's mask.o you like it? >> no. >> i love all the bits and the masturbating-bear and --ps. >> have you talk to a woman that did not have to give your credit card number. >> i kid and i got to be really excited so i go over to the couch and johnny says, dids you do this? bad dog. no, you ruined the couch. i was devastated but i heard the same thing happened. >> someone said to me hey conan describe your comedic philosophy. one is smart and silly. >> conan o'brien's success caused him to get feelers from other networks. it is time for him to move up to the may jors. the first we had was fox. they made a pretty pitch at that time. >> they went to the trouble to kill cows and bring me to fox. we are looking at options and nbc came to us figuring they're going to lose him at some point and jay is not going to go forever. the only ways to deep both of these guys at nbc was we eventually will have to promise conan that he'll take over "the tonight show." we knew jay was on top of the world. we offer ja

, he's still conan o'brien. got this news. that we are already number one in tbs's key demographic. people who can't afford hbo. >> once you get into cable, people are able to watch what they want, in a niche fashion. when people of color get shows, it's not through, like, a major network. >> wanda sykes had a show, briefly, at fox. >> let me be the first person on fox not to pick on president obama. >> there are these tiny opportunities for people of color. and then, they are gone, as quickly as they arrived. >> i think that, if you gave wa wanda sykes the amount of resources, and time to figure it out. of course, she could figure it out. >> cable did give opportunity to women. and to some minorities, who were not getting the chances to get the late-night openings, when they came up. >> i think, a lot of the time, the mistake we make is we don't truly think of diversity. we think of tokenism. the truth is, you have to create genuine content. late-night comedy, as we know it, is a space that has been a white man

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soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." ♪ now to a story about a call to police that could have ended much differently than it did. it resulted in an unlikely friendship between a police officer and a convicted felon -- one that has withstood a murder trial, prison time, and nearly three decades. correspondent jessica gomez has their remarkable story. dana: i kind of grew up in a "leave it to beaver" family -- white picket fence and everything else -- and was fortunate to have great parents. gerrel: i came from a legacy of murders in my family, addiction, alcoholism, physical abuse, sexual abuse. you're scared all the time. jessica: the story of dana marsh and gerrel jones begins here at an apartment complex just outside of atlanta, georgia, nearly 30 years ago. gerrel: i used to deal drugs, right here. jessica: dana, then a police officer with just one year on the job, arrested gerrel for disorderly conduct -- the 24-year-old, a drug dealer and addict with a long rap sheet. gerrel: after that,

i'm so lived o'brien.next week for "matter-of-fact." >> if you missed our top stories about rural hospitals fighting for survival, our interview with the daughter of malcolm x about his legacy, how the cicadas led us to a black intellectual forgotten by history, and a look at the confederacy's hold on the america, just go to matteroffact.tv. and listen to "matter of fact with soledad o'brien" on apple podcasts, spotify, or your favorite podcast provider. watch us during the week on fyi and pluto. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> today a familiar face on screen will become more familiar, robert handa tells us about his career and how you go from stuntman to star. >>> then, one of the best in class will talk to us and we'll look at his winning entry. then we wrap up with one of our favorites, hello. i'm robert handa, your host for

o'brien? big night tonight, huh?f pressure. >> so they say. >> my suggestion was to have everybody that you say hi to say -- >> hey. you better be as good as letterman. >> i'll give it a shot. happy music. and then, i go in my dressing room. >> you are on, mr. o'brien. >> now? or do i have a minute? >> right now. >> ouch. >> the first night, we were walking on air the entire show. >> tv. calm yourselves. we have to be professional now. we can't act like guys that are too young to be on tv. >> letterman was ironic and detached. he was -- that was the answer to carson. this show needs to be sillier. >> we did this bit where i played bill clinton. maybe, my favorite moment in -- in my whole career. >> what you got there, in that mug? >> you couldn't be interested, mr. president. it's just some -- >> yeah. let's see. cream and cocoa. i love it. let's have some. >> just the kind of idiocy that we could have never done on "saturday night live." >> here you go, mr. president. >> all right. >> sometimes, you just need conan

i am soledad o'brien. by presidential proclamation, june is pride month. and this year, marches, parades, and parties are back with some covid precautions. celebrations aside, the community is still fighting for legal protections. in february, the house passed the equality act, it prevents discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. but it doesn't have enough support to pass the senate. add to that, a recent study found discrimination harms lgbtq people of color much more severely than their white peers. they experience poorer mental and physical health, and greater economic insecurity. the national lgbtq task force participated in that study. joining me now are executive director, kierra johnson and deputy executive director mayra hidalgo salazar. kierra johnson and mayra hidalgo salazar, nice to see you both. thank you for talking with me. let's first and foremost talked about the equality act, which would update the 1964 civil rights. what is happening with that bill right now? mayra

maze runner star dylan o'brien is fred, a troubled young man who is boring corporate life unravels whenld school friend leads him back into the past. i do remember cindy williams, she just vanished. maika monroe, who made such an impact in the 2014 chiller it follows, is cindy, the girl who disappeared some years ago after a night on the mysterious new drug mercury. i don't take it to be like them. as fred struggles to remember what happened that night, so his ordered adult life is overtaken by the half remembered dreams of youth and high school. of the lives he could have lived and it may indeed be living. fred. written and directed by christopher macbride, flashback lists a central rift from the matrix, brushes shoulders with the recent time travel drug movie synchronic, which was shot around the same time, and owes passing debts to everything from rianjohnson�*s brick, to richard kelly's cult classic. yet, despite being derivative, it's also better than you'd expect with macbride pulling off some impressive visual coups, while o'brien does a convincing job of portraying a man caught

bafta's best actress winner michaela coel thanked intimacy coordinator, ita o'brien.ace safe, for creating physical, emotional and professional boundaries so that we can make work about exploitation, loss of respect, about abuse of power without being exploited or abused in the process. her bravery in the subject matter in drawing from her own personal experience, the beautiful investigation of all forms of consent, so brave. i was so proud to be able to be on the production and then for her to endorse the work in that way was just mind blowing. but what is an intimacy coordinator? an intimacy coordinator would be going, great, this is what's wanted. are you ok? it says they kiss, are you ok to kiss lip to lip? is it a yes, is it a no? if it's a yes, great. we were fine with that moment of lip to lip connection. if it's a no, we look at ok, what is the core principle of this moment? what other body parts can we use? is itjust placing a hand on a cheek, is it falling forehead to forehead? intimacy coordinators are a fairly new role on set. how have you been received by

daryl powell's side lost halfback gareth o'brien to injury before half time but they scored four triest's all the sport for now. hello there. over the next few days, bouts of thunderstorms will be affecting parts of england, bringing a risk of some localised flooding. now, wednesday was another very hot day in the capital. 29 degrees celsius, that was the highest temperature recorded in the whole of the uk. it was also very muggy. but we had some thunderstorms that started to break out as well across northern france, and these have been tracking across the english channel into southern and eastern areas of england. really anywhere from around about dorset, somerset north—eastwards at risk of a storm overnight, but really it's a more general area of rain with some thunderstorms mixed in. that's kind of what we'll have over the next few hours. now, across the north west, it should become largely dry here. a fresh night, ten degrees, comfortable for sleeping, but very muggy in eastern england. 18 degrees as we start the day on thursday. now, through thursday, a wet start, i think, across

mystery angel was second with o'brien also securing third with divinely.d shares the first—round lead boxing promoter eddie hearn says he'll no longer stage fights on sky sports, after agreeing a five year deal with the streaming platform dazn. hearn�*s matchroom sport operation will begin the new deal injuly which brings to an end a long—term agreement with sky. but what does that all mean for boxing fans and how you watch fights? i've been asking that question to eddie hearn he has won a fight left with sky sports and is going to be a clamour for those rights. if you can when his next fight which we hope you can, and anthonyjoshua is a bit of a unique to the situation, he's a megastar of the sport. we have to see what that model is moving forward first things first is to win the next fight but we've had a great relationship with sky. there will be keen to keep in him showed conversations with other networks as well and we will make an announcement with anthony but first things first it will be no negotiations until that next fight is one. ., . .,, negoti

the upcoming season is being described as the wild west. >>> conan o'brien a saying farewell to latesigned off on thursday after being a nightly fixture for nearly 30 years. his latest show comes to an end after 11 years on tbs, a sister network to cnn. the final show was full of surprise guests and even a surprise injury. jack black was set to pretend to hurt himself during a big dance number and then this happened. >> he is running around, rolls your ankle. you go down. we're all horrified. we go rushing out. and then we have an ambulance there to shoot the bit. this is the funniest part. i know that you are in great pain. the funniest part is that we had an ambulance there and so i'm yelling at these two guys like we have to help help, and they were like no, we're actors. >> and o'brien ended the show by thanking his family, staff and fans. his next venture is hosting a weekly variety series on hbo max. >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom," "early start" is next. talk to me. what do we got? when you have xfinity xfi, with blazing speed... [ screaming ] a powerful connection.

for more on the report i spoke with pbs newshour science correspondent miles o'brien.he big news besides the new name change from u.f.o. to u.a.p., how significant was this report? >> well, it takes it one step into the realm of conversation outside of the snicker factor, if nothing else, right? we're now in a discussion of how we can look for potential u.a.p.s or u.f.o.s, i still like u.f.o., that we can start to look for them in a more concerted way, using things like, you know, artificial intelligence and pattern recognition, taking radar data from all over the country and trying to look for anomalies rather than just relying on what amounts to gunsight data from military aircraft. >> sreenivasan: you know, in the report, they posed a few possible reasons that some of these could have happened. i mean, maybe some of it is science, refraction of light and water. i mean, they had a few different theories in there. >> they did. and they certainly were trying to cover all the bases, as it were. but what really struck me the most were the ones where they said, you know,

mystery angel was second with o'brien also secuing third with divinely.ctory in dominant style, scoring seven tries including this one from bevan rodd. they're now up to second, level on points with champions exeter while quins remain fourth in the table. former world champion hurdler dai greene says trying to qualify for the olympics games has been the hardest time of his career. greene's preparations have been hampered by coronavirus travel restrictions and the british athlete admits his hopes of qualifying for tokyo are unlikely. this is going to be my last olympic so i now it is now or never. for most people who are repeating at the highest level, you only get real and real chance, maybe when you are fully fit. it is incredibly stressful. i was bit in numerous worlds of finals and olympic finals. it's been nothing as stressful as the last report weeks really. nothing compares to what athletes are going through at the moment. —— as the last three or four weeks. two—time olympic triathlon medallist jonny brownlee will step away from the sport after this

alex o'brien al jazeera, dozens of libby and doctors have taken part in a strike. outside the prime minister's office in tripoli, calling for a pay rise. the general syndicate of libyan doctors has worn protest will continue until the government agrees to increase the salaries of health sector employ. jeez, the strike comes days after the head of the government of national unity promise to raise salaries for those working in the education sector. we are here with the unions of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and dentist calling for the government to raise our salaries. why? when the central bank change the exchange rate of the libyan the north to port point 5 to the us dollar. as doctors, our salaries are about $135.00 us dollars per month, which means we are under the poverty line. it's not enough to feed our families for a week. we are calling for the government to look at this important segment of society and raise our salaries to a livable wage. nigeria government is investigating an attack in the northwest that killed nearly 90 people. that happened in the danco

the doses would save lives as the island struggles to contain a recent rise and infections. alexi o'brien reports the 3 hours visit with major geo political significance. the 3 us senators, touching down and taiwan, and promising to give the island 750002 close at 19 vaccines. a show of support and gratitude to taiwan. the syndic supplies to the us during the peak of its own outbreak in 2020. we are here as friends because we know that taiwan is experiencing a challenging time right now. which is why it was especially important for the 3 of us to be here in a bipartisan way. friends come to each other's aid. taiwan was initially one of the pandemic success stories last year with more than 8 months without any domestic transmission. but it's recently had a surge of infections recording most of it's more than $220.00 deaths in the past month. almost haven't got hit by the central. yes. we are very thankful to bide and administration for extending a helping hand and putting i want in the 1st group of countries to receiving vaccines. shared by the us, back teens are life savers, and i want it

alex o'brien elgin's era. sweeter scientists are making cover 1900 vaccines in powder form. that's in an effort to overcome delivery and storage problems. they've developed an air drying process that's far cheaper and easier than freeze, drying. it's hoped it will help developing countries produce their own vaccine stocks. paul reese reports a spike sticking into the stock home sky marks. the spots were up 210000 swedes a day. could be inoculated against coven 19. it's the biggest vaccination center in sweden, but it's running a totally around the 5th of capacity, as delivery shortfalls expose weaknesses in the global supply chain. 5 months after the rollouts began, thought we had the vaccine up here, but in the southern city of london, chemical engineer, year on conrad and is one of those you might have a solution. after his company dickon received a patent turning vaccines into powder. the key point is to remove water because they remove the water, is what actually destroys them access and then we are the only one that dr. faxing at room temperature. we can do it in the in

the us food agency says the world must act now, or a generation could be lost to famine. alexia o'brien al jazeera. the texture general has appealed to the security council to renew a cross border 8 operation and to northwestern syria for another year on tony terrace, warrens dot failure to do so would be devastating for millions of people. a un mandate for sending a trucks into the country will expire on july 10th without an agreement to renew it . i still really appeal to the members of the council to reach consensus on allowing cross bar little patients as a vital channel of support one another is a failure to extend the constants. today's ation would have devastating consequences. the city people are in dire need, and it is essential to mobilize all our capacities along all channels. folks forget that the solution to the seat in tragedy can only be political cd and must come together to agree on their future. it is time to end this decade long nights met kristen salumi as at the un headquarters in new york with more. this was the last scheduled meeting on the humanitarian situation

you may wonder what is o'brien wine even as i spell it in my memorandum book. oh apostrophe b r i e n i be parton. it's a vernacular. it is properly spelled h a u t e b r i o m holy arm. i have a very fine brent vintage to offer for this evening. and of course the conversation will be upon whatever you like, but i i caution. yes. yes too far delicate and delicious a meal to spoil it with any conversation on differences of opinion in either politics or religion. let us let us remove our sales from that at dinner time. next question how about any games you might play this evening? daisy would like to know if you like to play chess days. yeah, i want you to know someone asked me a question the long while ago mr. jefferson. what is your favorite board game? board game i've never been boarded and again and they then said no mr. jefferson. what you appreciate? well, i will tell you chess is probably my favorite game and i enjoy playing chess not only but my grandchildren anyone so interested in inclined, but but also with mr. madison the two of us will sit down and h

hello, iam hello, i amjane o'brien, and hello, iamjane o'brien, and in hello, i amjane o'brien, and inas well. we'll have that moment, you come back from your trip and find your to do list waiting for you. that's has beenjoe biden's reality today, as he wades back into the political waters of washington dc after his diplomatic tour of europe. and it's been an eventful day , affecting all three legislative branches of the us government, judicial, legislative and executive. let's start with the judicial, and the supreme court has knocked down a legal challenge to the affordable care act, also called obamaca re. this is the third time since 2010 that the signature policy of former president barack obama has survived such a threat. the former president issued a statement, saying... then there's congress. $579 billion is on the table as lawmakers wrestle with an ambitious plan to overhaul america's infrastructure. 11 republicans are now on board — but major hurdles remain. and finally, the executive branch. mr biden is about to sign a bill making juneteenth a federal holiday. it's the day w

the finale opened with an animated o'brien doing an exit interview with homer simpson.ll celebrations. will ferrell called in on zoom while jack black performed a song he wrote for him. he had this message -- >> try and do what you love with people you love, and if you can manage that, it's the definition of heaven on earth. i swear to god. it really is. good night! thank you thank you so much! >> truer words were never spoken. this isn't the last you'll see of conan. he is set to host a weekly variety series for hbo max. >> i thought about this and thought, vlad, why not you? we can still -- >> new jobs for vlad. >> you have "cbs this morning," you have cbsn, why not the late night? >> i mean -- >> no. no. he works early in the morning. >> he can do it. i've texted this man at 10:00, like what are you doing up? >> in make-up -- >> he doesn't sleep. >> you are always looking for new jobs for me, why? >> you can continue to do what you've been doing. >> i love my fans. shawna's like, all right, enough love for vlad. let's move on. >>> wednesday we told you about a herd o

the o'brien has been closed to the public and those tours have been closed since last year, but you canince harry and meghan have welcomed their second child. meghan gave birth to a baby girl friday morning in santa barbara. there are no photos yet, but this is the statement that came from the couple's press secretary. the baby's name is lilibet diana mountbatten-windsor. lilibet is a tribute to queen elizabeth and her middle name honors harry's late mother diana. the royal family extended congratulations to harry, meghan, archie and we're told they're doing well. >>> tomorrow the first cruise ship to depart north america since the pandemic began will set sail from barbados. we get an exclusive look at the protocols in place and what the ship plans to do if someone tests positive for covid while on board. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are tracking a windy day tomorrow ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're nu

daryl powell's side lost halfback gareth o'brien to injury before half time but they scored four triessome localised flooding. now, wednesday was another very hot day in the capital. 29 degrees celsius, that was the highest temperature recorded in the whole of the uk. it was also very muggy. but we had some thunderstorms that started to break out as well across northern france, and these have been tracking across the english channel into southern and eastern areas of england. really anywhere from around about dorset, somerset north—eastwards at risk of a storm overnight, but really it's a more general area of rain with some thunderstorms mixed in. that's kind of what we'll have over the next few hours. now, across the north west, it should become largely dry here. a fresh night, ten degrees, comfortable for sleeping, but very muggy in eastern england. 18 degrees as we start the day on thursday. now, through thursday, a wet start, i think, across the south east of england, east anglia, a good part of the midlands as well, with outbreaks of rain. still a risk of a few thunderstorms mixed

let's bring back form eric trump national security ambassador robert o'brien. your reaction to what you just heard from the u.s. president? >> i thought the teleprompter root marks were pretty good but, it pulls out what i heard before, i think that was good stuff work from jake sullivan to make sure that those were separate press conferences. at the other thing that we learned which was very interesting, there were no deals, nothing happened, everything that they agree to to have further talks, that's normally something in diplomatic principles. you don't rule out to have talks about talks. what i would have insisted on it as if they to have the photo op and they wanted to have talks about talks, the minimum we would have gotten trevor reed and paul willing to back and president putin would have brought them with to geneva and turned over those hostages to the united states. i know the family is disappointed but i want to tell the families that america hasn't forgotten about them or the other hostages that are out there whether russia or syria or iran or other

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o'brien, my new chin, many -- mnuchin. only germany wanted it.e, the g-7 club did not want this pipeline and biden gave it up ahead of time and that's why he had no leverage. howie: you said the other day that after a meeting with somebody like putin, what you would of do when were you in the white house is you would leak the consequences of any adverse action to your favorite reporters and you were kind of puzzled that that wasn't done here. was that one of your ways of carrying out policy? >> look, here's the thing. for these kinds of meetings, it's like a billiard table shot. the two leaders don't always slam each other right next to each other although i think biden made a mistake not having a joint press conference. but my point on that, howie, just to put it into context, i was referring to this remarkable development whereby den released a -- where biden released a highly classified document regarding the 16 most sensitive infrastructure sectors. now, that is a gift to the hackers in russia. that is target practice to the hackers in china

. >>> a startling revolution from sports journal kat o'brien.ped by a major league baseball player. she was 22 at the time, a year out of college and she never reported what happened because she was afraid of the backlash. she writes, it was a trauma that had been living inside me 18 years. with us now to share her story is kat o'brien, former reporter and baseball beat writer for the fort worth star telegram and news day. kat, thank you so much for writing this. i know that so many people have read it. they have connected with it for so many different reasons that your voice on this has been so important. just tell us, walk us through what happened that day. >> hi, thank you for having me. you know, i was working on the piece, and sometimes people like to talk a lot, and i am not one of those people so they don't know the source for the story. not everything is forwarded maybe on background. this player said he wanted to talk privately, so we went to do an interview in his hotel room, and, you know, we sat down on different chairs and started o

mystery angel was second with o'brien also secuing third with divinely.world champion hurdler dai greene says trying to qualify for the olympics games has been the hardest time of his career. greene's preparations have been hampered by coronavirus travel restrictions and the british athlete admits his hopes of qualifying for tokyo are unlikely. this is going to be my last 0lympic so i know it is now or never. for most people who are competeting at the highest level, you only get one real chance, maybe when you are fully fit. it is incredibly stressful. worlds of finals and olympic finals. i was bit in numerous worlds of finals and olympic finals. it's been nothing as stressful as the last report weeks really. nothing compares to what athletes are going through at the moment. —— as the last three or four weeks. two—time 0lympic triathlon medallist jonny brownlee will step away from the sport after this summer's olympic games. after winning silver and bronze at the two previous games, brownlee says he wants to move up in distance — and race in half—ironman

yes.d like if words that are common go missing for you, and this happens to our friend greg o'brien, he can't remember the name of the stuff we use, like the thing i drink water from a, what's that called, a glass? so if that is happening, bring that to your doctor. that is concerning. if you lose your keys and phone that is probably a distraction problem, not memory but if you find your keys or phone and think what do i do with this, what is this for, why do i need this that's misplacing it due to attention most likely. people talk about i can't remember where i parked my car. that's normal and again likely an attention issue. if it is something more concerning, like our friend greg o'brien will not recognize his car, he will be standing in front of it and it won't compute to hisve brain that it belongs o him or he won't remember how he got there they walked to a parking lot and think i don't remember how i got here. so, that is the first thing to go on alzheimer's, the first thing under attack is the hippocampus that i mentioned is this part of your brain that is necessary for the

joining me now, tim o'brien and glen kirschner, former federal prosecutor. glenn, i want to start with you. it is unusual for most people to see a company indicted, potentially, instead of an individual. what would be the indications? and i know we talked about this last week. let's say that trump organization is indicted. is that about putting pressure on the individuals involved in the company or could the company itself face separate financial implications just from being potentially indicted? >> you know, it's actually about both of those things, joy, because once a company is indicted, the last high-profile case that we saw was back during the enron scandal when the arthur andersen accounting firm was indicted for obstruction of justice. and what ended up happening? they folded. they went out of business. so part of it is because the authorities want to get at a corrupt enterprise, a corrupt business so it can stop committing the crimes that it is committing as an organization, but it also is very useful in pressuring and in leveraging employees in the

. >> reporter: while tim o'brien likes the idea, many we talked to in san francisco wednesday say, not yet. >> i'm going to keep my mask on because you, i don't know who's vaccinated and who's not. >> i just feel that we should continue to wear our masks everyone if you're vaccinated or nonvaccinated. >> i personally am going to continue to wear the mask because i know that, i'm going to be working with people that i don't necessarily know. and if they're vaccinated or not. >> reporter: a reason why kenneth bennefield would like to see proof of vaccination. >> they give you a card so i'm sure businesses and other places will require you to show your card. >> reporter: but at this point it appears it will all be on the honor system. dr. patel says those not being honest are putting kids at risk. >> we can potentially have unvaccinated, unmasked people mixing with these kids as well. kids can absolutely get sick. hospitalized, wind up in icu. regardless of how of how of howw unvaccinated feel. >> the kindness that we have toward one another and wearing masks has hindered all of that. >>>

. >> reporter: while tim o'brien likes the idea, many we talked to in san francisco wednesday say, notet. >> i'm going to keep my mask on because you, i don't know who's vaccinated and who's not. >> i just feel that we should continue to wear our masks everyone if you're vaccinated or nonvaccinated. >> i personally am going to continue to wear the mask because i know that, i'm going to be working with people that i don't necessarily know. and if they're vaccinated or not. >> reporter: a reason why kenneth bennefield would like to see proof of vaccination. >> they give you a card so i'm sure businesses and other places will require you to show your card. >> reporter: but at this point it appears it will all be on the honor system. dr. patel says those not being honest are putting kids at risk. >> we can potentially have unvaccinated, unmasked people mixing with these kids as well. kids can absolutely get sick. hospitalized, wind up in icu. regardless of how of how of howw unvaccinated feel. >> the kindness that we have toward one another and wearing masks has hindered all of that. >>> t

alex o'brien al jazeera the un secretary general has appealed to the security council to renew a cross border 8 operation into northwestern syria for another year. until you get harish warned that failure to do so would be devastating for millions of people mandate that allowed a truck into the country is set to expire on july, the 10th. i still really appeal to the members of the council to reach consensus and allowing cross bar little petitions as the vital channel of support for another is a failure to extend the counselors authorization would have devastating consequences . the city people are in dire need, and it is essential to mobilize all our capacities along all channels. but the folks forget that the solution to the student treasure the can only be political city and must come together to agree on their future. it is time to end this decade long nightmare. a computer anti virus software pioneer has been found dead in his jail. so hours after a spanish court approved his extradition to the u. s. jolla mcafee was that to face tax fraud charges rob reynolds reports. john mcafee'

. prime minister in ron khan said he was shocked by the accident and called for an inquiry. alexi o'brien reports. heavy machinery works to lift the mangled wreckage of the 2 trains and cast a path to rescue survivors. cruise toil in the blazing summer heat, offering any support they can to those still track but it took hours for the equipment to get to the hunky and a remote part of pocket dam seemed province where fields turned and to make shift. hospitals and bodies were lined up on the soil su oppression. this name i was making and you can see that the rescue operation is going on. soldiers from the military rangers, district administration, personnel and health teams are taking part. the accident happened after the coaches of a northbound train derailed and fell across the opposite track. a packed southbound train plowed into them. the driver of that train told local media. he'd seen the derailed cars and tried to break but couldn't. when yada yada, in the train was going towards punjab collapsed and the tranquil side that was coming from punjab collided with it. 7 to 8 rail carriage

alex o'brien al jazeera. ah, this is going to say that these are the top stories. libby as foreign ministers, as thousands of mercenaries could be out of a country within days. representatives or libya is government are meeting one leaders and berlin to foster security ahead of national elections in december. the un says it's deeply alarmed by reports, dozens of people were killed in an air strike. and if you is to gray region health workers in the village of to go, i told the associated press that soldiers blocked. busy medical teams from region to see on tuesday some of the most critically wounded people from what we gather, were evacuated by ambulances last night. and this morning, we have requested access to the area or to assist to assess the situation and see how we can, how we can provide assistance. but so far we've not been able to. the situation in the air remains very, very volatile. it's important that everyone engaged in fighting do their utmost to protect civilians to obey international humanita

it seems indeed that victor o'brien is not thinking about backing down. and in this case, the european commission has announced there are going to court. however, we know that that could take awhile and hungry in the past has shown that they are not afraid of ignoring court rulings. however, there is a new mechanism that has been established by the european union and mechanisms linking you funds to the rule of law. so we could expect that the european commission later this year could propose if we the freezing of payments from the budget to hungry. if the situation is not going to change. what do all of these disagreements tell us? just about the, the general state of unity, right? now in the you i think there are showing us that the european union is facing new challenges. your opinion was established as a clump of democracies, a counter model to dictatorships and also material regimes elsewhere. and now this block is facing also with terry and undemocratic tendencies within their club. so what you're seeing right now it's showing us, it's telling us tha

opposition. politicians hoping to challenge the president in november's election have been arrested. alexi o'brien reports, heading into a meeting with prosecutors before his arrest presidential hopeful. felix met at the aga with defiant, saying he dedicated his life to the future of freedom and wouldn't back down if it's out of the look at in a spot everything that might come in a way. the regime is the true minority compared to a nation that once work, a nation that wants freedom of peace and justice. and that's what we're doing in the matter. the ada is accused of terrorism and backing international sanction against the nicaraguan government. that is supposed to say the allegations, a part of an intensifying crackdown on descent and efforts by president daniel ortega to eliminate any challenges for his office. man, daggers lawyers is the opposition politician has been beaten, and custody would be a strong blow with a fist in the face then another blow to blows, and margie august face and is rather stuck there. the acts of aggression carried out by the police when they were taking us out of the

and tim o'brien, senior columnist at bloomberg opinion.egal ways, slightly less political than, i think, this whole idea of prosecuting your political enemies, which is the conversation trump tried to have with the four years of his presidency. but i like the frame that the globe puts around it, future proofing the white house. where do you understand that conversation to be today, in light of the new revelations about white house counsel don mcgahn being spied on? >> well, this is something that our board has been working on for months, just taking a look at the trump administration and the way that it exposed how there really were not enough rules, not enough protections to protect democracy. i think jeremy bash is exactly right. it is an existential crisis between whether we will have a democracy or an autocracy, and so we laid out just part by part all the ways that donald trump exposed how dangerous the white house could be in the hands of a tyrant and what must be done in order to ensure that doesn't happen and one of the most fundam

hello, i'mjane o'brien in washington. christian fraser is in london.p between russia and the us is at its lowest point since the cold war. so words used to describe today's summit — such as, "good, positive, substantive, constructive" — mean things probably haven't got any worse. certainly, joe biden and vladmir putin walked out of their nearly four—hour meeting apparently singing from a similar song—sheet, even if they were not necessarily in tune. the expectations were low, intentionally so. and the news was modest — an agreement to reinstate ambassadors on both sides. but as ever with these meetings, much has been made of the tone of the two leaders, both in front of the cameras and behind closed doors. our north america editorjon sopel starts our coverage. best wishes and goodbye. and with those words, the swiss president left them to it. there was little in the way of theatrics or fanfare, and the body language suggested a good deal of wariness on both sides, as the us and russian presidents shook hands on the portico of this handsome 18th—century

it was trainer aidan o'brien's ninth win in this race.se of restrictions. titer? because of restrictions. very bizarre faults _ because of restrictions. very bizarre faults of _ because of restrictions. very bizarre faults of regular- bizarre faults of regular race—goers. but still, you are out into the sign is going to be shining. can't complain. have you ever felt a bit hangry — so hungry that you become angry? a new study suggests it's notjust humans who turn irritable between meals. a team of scientists at oxford university and the university of east anglia found that male fruit flies can become increasingly aggressive when they don't have enough food. one of the study�*s authors, danielle edmundsjoins us now. do you want to start with some of the basics for us? why did you even start looking at this?— start looking at this? well, i've been researching _ start looking at this? well, i've been researching aggression i start looking at this? well, i've been researching aggression in| start looking at this? well, i've i been researching

the us food agency says the world must act now, or a generation could be lost to famine. alexia o'brien al jazeera a. this is going to say that these are the top stories. libby as foreign ministers, as thousands of mercenaries could be out of a country within days. representatives or libya is government are meeting one leaders in berlin to foster security ahead of national elections in december. the un says is deeply alarmed by reports, dozens of people were killed in an air strike. and if you appeal to gray region health workers in the village of to go, i told the associated press that soldiers blocked. busy medical teams from regency on tuesday some of the most critically.

alex o'brien elgin's era. watching out there, i live from london most and i had for you on the program. a swedish made a powder vaccine. yeah, it could help level of playing field in the fight against coven line team, and a closed contest in peru as voters decide between 2 candidates who are political hold on. i choose the color there. we've got some quiet weather coming into western parts if you're pay for the next couple days looking good here. not quite a good for the western side of the mediterranean central air of europe and a little further east. we have got areas of low pressure, just bringing some foundry showers in. once again here i pressure up towards western part, so we'll quiet and things down. so spin, rather stormy in spain recently, monday was fine and dr. is some lovely warm sunshine bursting back 3, but some lie. the shouts bursting away here at southeast corner of france in switzerland. selim, areas of germany also seeing some of that where the weather march of italy, looking a little lively over the next day or so along with the balkans. it all makes its way a littl