the idea of resident palin wasn't some extraction.>> heading into the fall of 2008, the race was neck and neck. on september 15 -- >> the american financial system is rocked to its foundation as top wall street institutions topple. >> just before the first scheduled provincial debate, mccain decided to suspend his campaign to handle a deal in the economy. in a meeting at the white house he was largely silent. while barack obama offered substantially more input in the conversation. >> as the economy cratered, the campaign struggled to maintain momentum. >> they had to go after barack obama's early days in politics. sarah palin was much more willing to be the person on the stump to say these things about barack obama. >> our opponents and someone who sees america as imperfect enough to pal around with terrorists, who target their own country -- >> boo! >> the crowds got angry. any mention of barack obama's name would trigger a chorus of booing and vitriol. that john mccain was deeply, deeply uncomfortable with. >> i can't trust obama. i

he went for palin. initially it was a success.quickly failed as palin stumbled on television and on the campaign trail. i think he regrets it. i think that was why he did it. it opened the door to elements of the republican party that mccain is now dealing with. some of the world of donald trump comes together in the palin pick. and with palin joining the ticket. i think that's also part of its regret. >> yeah. i expect we'll learn more about that decision and the regrets since in his upcoming memoir. >> julian zelizer, we appreciate you being here. thank you. >> thank you. >>> okay, so many people are trying to figure out president trump's playbook, including iran's supreme leader. so this is the ayatollah here reading a book. check out what he is reading. that's michael wolfe's "fire and fury." we'll have more on this picture. >>> and you know it's the final week before the big royal wedding. some brits are so excited they're wagering who designed the gown, how soon will there be a new addition to the royal family. give them a m

he's grateful for all the effort that sarah palin gave during 2008.'t think he wants to say anything negative about her. >> neil: just confirming what we had known. it's got to hurt her. >> maybe. probably. to say that he wish he had chosen somebody else. but it was never an easy call. as i say, he took me on a ride i never expected. i never expected to run for vice president. to be considered twice -- >> neil: very unusual. >> is america a great country or what? >> neil: and also, we're getting word that the senator does not want president trump at his funeral. what do you think of that? >> i've heard that. i don't know whether that is true. >> neil: when you met with him -- i don't want you to divulge -- did you talk much? >> not at all. >> neil: about president trump? >> oh, a little bit. but nothing about the funeral. nothing about the funeral at all. i hope to god -- >> neil: this relationship you have seems so bitter and angry. is it that way -- when you say i don't want to invite him to my funeral, that's pretty severe. >> that rumor, which i t

because i'm telling you, i've faced his wrath once on no uncertain terms over sarah palin. this is a man who has never said anything disparaging about sarah palin and never allowed it said in his presence. >> ana navarro, thank you so much for being with us. >> just moments from now the white house press secretary sarah sanders will be taking questions. we're going to bring that to you live. and among the possible topic, at&t calling payments to president trump's personal attorney a big mistake. and did the secretary of homeland security threaten to quit her job after president trump reportedly berated her? what we learned about a tense cabinet meeting. >>> in order to achieve that, it will require that we will undertake with partners around the world that will achieve that agreeme agreement. i think we have a pretty good understanding between our two countries about what the shared objectives are. i'm sorry? >> reporter: [ inaudible ]. >> there are some videos that have been released. can you see our conversations were warm. we were each representing our two countries, try

tina fey does palin, people can no long support her. tina fey does palin by repeating the same words. why is that brilliant? impersonation is funny when it requires no art. the you have colbert at correspondents dinner and sat next to the president and for you.irst time said i love because he was embodying a supporter of bush, he was able to say things. you have moments like stewart working to pass legislation. a satirist changing the law because he decided there had not been enough support for first responders after 9/11. people will say it was his initiative that changed it. this speaking truthiness to hisr when colbert gives pivotals one of the things that is true with satire. when especially important these media is becoming more sensationalize, entertaining, ridiculous. the satirists are getting more serious. his speech was one of those extraordinary moments. it is an extra ordinary moment for what happens in the land of social media. the speech was actually panned. nobody wanted to cover it. it was the fans that did. there was a s

tina fey does palin, people can no long support her. they no longer see her as anything else but a joke. tina fey does palin by repeating the same words. why is that brilliant? you guys get it. impersonation is funny when it requires no art. the irony is even bigger. but, then you have colbert at the correspondents dinner and it was the first time someone sat next to the president and didn't say you are a lunatic. he said i love you. i'm his biggest fan. and because he was embodying a huge supporter of bush, he was say things that no one else could. bush's please look on his face. then you have moments like , stewart working to pass legislation. a satirist changing the law because he decided there had not been enough support for first responders after 9/11. he got behind it and people will say, without any question, it was his initiative that changed it. this speaking truthiness to power that happens when colbert gives his speech is one of the pivotal things that is true with satire. it is especially true after 9/11 when the news media

sarah palin just interviewed here downtown by vaughn hillyard. let's play a little bit of your interview with sarah palin and talk to you on the other side. this is exclusive. >> again, i have a lot of respect for his maverick nature, he going rogue which it would have been going rogue more on the common sense conservative side of some issues but, no, i certainly have respect for many of the things that he's accomplished and so much respect for his family. i love his wife. cindy is just awesome. my husband has a great relationship with cindy, they keep in touch and meghan and i, kept in touch with her, too, so you know, i just -- i just wanted to be good and positive and comforting and okay for our senator. he's been my friend so i'm going remember the good times. so it's sad to hear he and/or someone speaking for him does have regrets. i want to live my life without any regrets and i hope he finds that kind of peace and contentment also to be able to look back on decisions and realize really things work out the way they're supposed to work out a

i like that sarah palin right there. >> yeah. even john mccain would like that sarah palin.ferred joe lieberman. this was part of the high drama of that campaign, but he was being pressured from the right because conservatives didn't trust mccain already. having lieberman in there, a watered ideology down even more, so that was why sarah palin was perfect. many people pointed out it was a pivotal moment for the republican party, a big victory for the far right, which -- >> it was a hell of a movie by the way, game-changer. woody harrelson playing our friend. what do you think of that sarah palin? >> i think she showed some class. let's remember that we're in this moment where it's almost like people are hitting rock bottom when it comes to joking about people that rock bottom w comes to joking people that are sick. >> if you're even reasonably decent you look pretty good right now. it's why people are saying look at george bush. so many people think war in iraq and katrina when you think of george bush but he's also have this renaissance when democrats are saying i miss the

i like that sarah palin right there. >>even john mccain would like that sarah palin.ret that john mccain preferred john lieberman. but he was being pressured from the right because conservatives didn't trust mccain already, having lieberman in their watered ideology down even more. so that was why sarah palin was perfect. and many people point to that as a pivotal moment for the republican party, for the big victory for the far right, which we now see -- >> it was a hell of a movie, by the way, game changer. woody harrelson, playing our friend. what dupg o you think of that s palin? showing some class. >> and let's remember that we're in this moment where it's almost like people rock bottom when it comes to joking about people who are likely, that are really sick. >> if you are decently decent, you look pretty good right now. >> it's what people said about george w. bush, look at the speeches, he's not being racist, it's so amazing he can have these speeches. as a reporter, the war in iraq and katrina when you think of george bush, but he's having the renaissance wher

and to say the things like he did about sarah palin.ook i was with him-- i warmed up an audience for him the day after the convention in a little-- a big rally north of detroit.bi he tried to introduce me as sarah palin. we couldn't get near her, because she was just mobbed by people. he was there at the convention when he introduced her. he saw the electricity. i'll tell you how it affected us. we were t up in the booth. my left to i was sitting next to bud day. the most decorated american war hero. and bud had tears in his eyes. he was so moved. and that'sas what the effect she has. so fort him to be doing that. i'm not going to hold anything against john t for what he saysn the last year. you know i don't know how much this disease has affected him. but the john i know was one of the greatest heros i ever knew. one of the finest men i ever knew.es >> laura: frank, it is interesting to go back and see those headlines from all of the elet publications john mccain the sellout. john mccain the phony fraud. now he's hitting trump and. you

to say that things like he did about sarah palin, look, i was with him. warmed up an audience for him the day after the convention in a big rally north of detroit and he tried to introduce me to sarah palin and we couldn't get near her because she was just mobbed by people. he was there when he introduced her and he saw the electricity. i will tell you how it affected us. we were up in the booth. i turned to my left and i was sitting next to the most decorated american warrior and all of history and bud had tears in his eyes. he was so moved. that's the effect she had. so for him to be doing that -- i'm not going to hold anything against john for what he says. i don't know how much that has affected him, but the john that i know was one of the greatest heroes i ever knew and one of the finest men i ever knew. >> laura: frank, it is interesting to go back and see those headlines from all of the elite publications, john mccain the sellout, john mccain the phony fraud, all the things they said, but now he's hitting trump and he has obviously been at odds wit

tina fey does sarah palin and ruins her career. i mean there's a lot of data on this that you can just track, tina fey, sarah palin, people don't support her, they cannot longer see her anything else, but a joke. and the beauty of this, tina fey just repeats the same words. and why is that brilliant? because you guys get it. impersonation is extremely funny when it requires no art, right? the irony is even bigger. but then you have colbert at the white house correspondents' dinner and he didn't say you're a lunatic, but he said i love you. this guy is the best guy. and because he was embodying a huge supporter of bush, he was able to say things that, you know, nobody could say. and he gets a pleased look on his face. but then you have moments like john stewart looking to pass legislation, right? changing the law, right? because he decided that there hadn't been enough support for the first responders after 9/11. he got behind it and people, they will say without any question that it was his first initiative that changed it. and so

program but some are questioning his methods by the developer of the photo analysis program which palin can't use to claim moscow faked satellite images and image forensics experts aren't fans either what he's doing is nothing more than reading tea leaves era level analysis is a method used by hobbyists but fellow obsessives are ecstatic about scrutinizing palin can't analysis bloggers claim he's showing photos of two different book missile systems and an attempt to prove the weapon came from russia they say the one pictured in russia is a newer model because it features a recent modification and for the claim that no ukrainian books were in the area at the time of the crash well fellow bloggers dug up screen shots from ukrainian t.v. apparently showing a book missile system complete with radar in the area just a few days before the tragedy. this. our stories are looking at a time of heightened turmoil in the mideast a former adviser to israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu who sits next with exile of boyko worlds apart try to head. years ago britain and within cons again as a sleep

. >> msnbc news spokes exclusively to sarah palin about her relationship with the senator. this is part of what sarah palin had to say. >> -- i had a lot of respect for his maverick nature. he going rogue which would have been kind of going rogue more on the common sense conservative sides of some issues, no. but i certainly have respect for him and the things that he's accomplished. >> never mind the sunglasses. >> can see everything in them. >> what can we make of everything we heard from sarah palin? >> good she's being respectful but a through line between her rallies in 2008 and what we saw at the trump rallies in 2016. if you think about some of the things people were shouting at her at the time. she said at the time, barack obama was paling around with terrorists and saying some things that were racial dog whistles that became straight up things that donald trump was saying ex-please itaplicitly in election. and melania trump coming out with anti-bullying campaign, the best, or try to encourage the white house to try to be their best in this particular moment. fire t

being discussed right now and you can sense from i'm going to map the speech the recognition that palin needs to offer that response pretty soon ok take a look of now with the very latest on the charlemagne prize as we mentioned awarded to president emanuel and you have been watching our special coverage here at the view of that award ceremony and before we go we just want to quickly remind you of the other top stories that we have been following for you including the very. one french president. being awarded that charlemagne prize for his efforts to forge greater european unity and call dr europeans to reject nationalism and division and then her speech introducing this is the german chancellor angela merkel said that europe could no longer rely on the u.s. protection. thanks for watching. a generation is leaving. thousands of young jews are leaving france fearful of anti semitic violence. is one of. anti-semitism is increasing the only solution is to go to israel. is immigration the only option. friend and a new anti-semitism. in thirteen. and i think one day this war will be consider

that's not to say he regrets choosing governor palin. there is a distinction.i thinpeople have mixed that up. but it's not. ence he decided or was convinced he couldn't picktor lieberman, he chose governor palin and heeve regretted it publicly or privately. he's never said a word of regret out it. >> woodruff: he writes at some length about how much he has loveatserving in the sen he makes that very clear. his friendships across the partisan aisle b why has than so important to him? >> well, he served there for over 30 years. now a long time, and even before that he was the navy's senate liaison officer. he got to know somen of the lios of the senate back in the '70s, scoot jackson, barry goldwater, john tower, traveled with them overseas quite a bit, had bipartisan friendship, became good friends with then younr memers, gary hart, bill cohen, joe biden. he's just -- it's a place that he's seen do enormous amount of good and work together collaborativelyeo mak progress on the problems of our time, something that he's worried is getting a little lost now. >> woo

on the ticket and a lot of people believe that sarah palin was like the gateway drug to a donald trumpuld you have said as a democrat if john mccain had put joe lieberman on the ticket? >> oh, i probably would have hated him, but, you know, that's what politics are. i also think that -- you know, looking back at it, i actually think that it's a big thing for john mccain to say that he regrets having put sarah palin on there. >> i do, because, you know, he's never criticized her. >> ever. >> he has -- >> it's huge. >> he has said, he's told me, i -- you know, lieberman was my first choice, but he's never gone that second step. can i say one more thing about the trump -- i think he may be doing it for his family, not inviting trump. because his wife and his daughter, in particular, were so offended by everything that donald trump said about john mccain. and perhaps when he was -- i'm just surmising this. i have no idea. when he was talking to his family about his funeral plans, and they said, maybe they said, you know what, that would be so hard for us. >> can i just say -- >> john mccai

so zahra quit her job and palin factor banks and started over in israel now she devotes her time to researching how families passed. oh. boy. oh say. designer has been attending daily hebrew classes each morning for four months not. especially if i can speak the language quite well without an accent. but you need to know the words to be able to read them. it's a bit of a challenge but i think it will take several months or years before i can speak a language like an israeli. people from sixteen different countries attend their language classes healing from places like the us going as a waiter and ukraine most are jews the israeli state covers their tuition but learning hebrew is a formidable challenge and the shock of the same enormous five months are nowhere near enough you need more time than that you'll learn the basics to help you communicate with me and to help you understand something so you need better language skills to work in israel. is our knows not of course back in berlin she had a permanent job as a journalist now she lives from her savings and does a bit of freelance reporting sh

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program but some are questioning his methods like the developer of the photo analysis program which palin can't use to claim moscow's faked satellite images and image forensics experts aren't fans either what he's doing is nothing more than reading tea leaves era level analysis is a method used by hobbyists but fellow obsessives are ecstatic about scrutinizing the link out analysis for his claim he's showing photos of two different book missile systems in an attempt to prove the weapon came from russia they say the one pictured in russia is a newer model because it features a recent modification and for the claim that no ukrainian books were in the area at the time of the crash well fellow bloggers dug up screen shots from ukrainian t.v. apparently showing a book missile system complete with radar in the area just a few days before the tragedy we've been in touch with which stated the russian government and media have resorted to conspiracy theories false claims and fake evidence to cover up the downing of m. age seventeen they say blank out then went on to praise its own probe and accura

. >>> it's me, the ghost of sarah palin.e but you had to think about it, didn't you? here's a refresher. i was the first female on a republican presidential ticket and now i get paid to tweet for bass pro shops. >> the season finale of "saturday night live" with hall of famer and host tina fey. bringing back her sarah palin imperson nation. nikki whattage in was the musical guest. >>> laura dern has big name credits and it seems that the world has fully woken up to her. she's cleaned up the awards for her role on the hbo series "big little lies." highlighting a cast that includes some of the biggest movie stars in the world. on the big screen, dern played in the "star wars: the last jedi" movie. a film that's made $1.3 billion at the box office. she's clearly comfortable in that spotlight. dern was born into hollywood. the daughter of two acclaimed actors who have been nominated for oscars themselves.d i t togn new york for a sunday sit down. with high profile roles in "star wars: the last jedi," on "big little lies" and on

long thought he would do which is basically say it was a mistake to pick sarah palin.ing that by saying he should have picked lieberman instead. as you mentioned at the top there he is planning for the future. he does not want the president to come to his service that we all hope is a long way off that will be here in washington at the national cathedral. he has made that clear. there is talk in arizona now privately about who will secede him eventually. there is a hope that it will be a quote mccain person. that could include his wife cindy or political allize. there is clearly talk afoot. politics does not weight on niceties. politics goes on. a vacant seat is a vacant seat and that could matter politically. these conversations are taking place in arizona and washington. >> it sounds like with the book he is trying to remind americans of his message of bipartisanship and unity even in the wildly divided time and to that end he is welcoming old friends and sort of holding court there at his ranch and talking to people about the good old days and what they used to stan

sounds as if he is not regret choosing sarah palin, he regrets going with his gut.s there a lesson there for current and really future lawmakers? >> well, i think so. look. i try to tell my clients to not only be true -- now i wasn't there when he was talked out of choosing senator lieberman and chose governor palin instead, but i believe had he chosen joe being it would have been a happier campaign for him and he would have run it in a much different way. i think the outcome would have different, quite frankly, but he would have felt better about it himself. >> john weaver, thank you for sharing time with us this morning. thank you very much. >> thanks. have a great day. >> you too. >>> as democrats approach the midterm elections, we are deep into the season now with so many primaries happening. what is the best strategy to bring in voters? excite that base? or reach out to possibly persuadable trump voters? my next conversation on men when are on opposite sides of that conversation. (vo) why are subaru outback owners always smiling? because they've chosen the indu

. >> sarah palin of the great state of alaska. >> sharing his thoughts about the game change decisionarah palin as his running mate in 2008 writing, she stumbled in some interviews had a few misjudgment in the glare of the spotlight. those missteps are on me. she didn't put herself on the ticket, i did. this week senator john mccain is home in arizona recovering from surgery and the side effects of his treatment. he has no illusions about his condition. but insists there is still more work to do. >> i have some things i'd like to take care of first. some work that needs finishing. and some people that i need to see. and i want to talk to my fellow americans a little more if i may. >> andrea mitchell reporting there. now john mccain was known for developing friendships across the aisle and working on immigration reform with ted kennedy and a few days ago with joe biden. kennedy and john mccain are both fighting the same brain cancer. >>> silicon valley is extreme in wealth. >> and sometimes generosity gets overlooked. b -- but st. louis a few days ago andrew an his 5-year-old daughter

they wanted to give it to me after sarah palin.e worst thing that ever happened to me. i told lorne. he said, take it while your parents are alive. >> she go bask to her roots hosting the "snl" season finale. teasing a big announcement. hinting at a return of "30 rock." >> if there was a great idea for a reboot, we would find out in may? >>> carol burnett is back on tv. >> dj khaled. >> i'm excited to be with the icon, the legend. i just posted a pic of me and her. people were like, what's going on? shh. top secret. the price is going up. the price is is going up. >> let me tell you. you have worked with music's biggest stars. do you think you and i could do a tune some day together? >> absolutely. >> a little help with care burnett features a panel of 5 to 9-year-olds dirk out advice. >> do you think everyone should get married. sometimes they get answer ty. >> row to you reel them? >> i go -- whoo! calm down. >> say yes. >> say yes to the dress. >> what will meghan markle wear? >> she'll redefine princess. >>> before rihanna co-h

. >> some of that had its birth in the sarah palin crowds. you and i both saw it.cross the midwest, john mccain was reprimanding his supporters when they called president obama a muslim, sarah palin revelled in what you just described. >> post the economic crash when it was clear we were going to lose, we had supporters in these crowds that were frustrated. it made us cringe. our candidate denounced it. in 2018 we have a president of the united states -- first off, any of these people who are working in a political capacity in this white house, they are complicit with this. they are not hostages. they are not serving the better angels of our country. they are in on it 100%. the coarsening of this country with this mean ed racist white house -- >> do you call anybody out? >> i'd put secretary mattis into that role. when pompeo goes out last week and he talks about, well, these words just kind of get thrown around out there. b.s. part of a deliberate disinformation campaign by this president. we've never seen the level of lying. we've never seen the level of race bai

palin headlined this event in georgetown to mark the five hundredth anniversary of the reformation the electro pop duo who are also a couple of stage have performed at church events in the past how important is christianity in their lives is it a puzzle you know this is the way we grew up and how we were a message of the song so i think all songs transport a certain sort of friendliness start from the music i'm happy it's important for me to have something to hold on to something to believe in. and i think that faith in organized religion are two different hands that shouldn't get mixed up for me it's important to have faith and i live it in my everyday life as well as about me. in germany religion is a private matter may not mean should greece he works as a radio host for commands catholic station countries written a book on religion rock and pop music. is about wins and daughter. in germany religion is a private affair for instance if you want to get statements from actors or politicians or other public figures about religion you probably wouldn't get much out of them so if we can le

what he's done, though, he's not criticizing palin directly.not saying he regrets picking her. he's being a little bit more delicate about the matter and saying he wishes he had selected joe lieberman instead. that's what he wanted to do at the time. he says very clearly his staff said no, there will be a huge backlash with our base, you can't do it. and mccain now says that that is one of his regrets, he wishes he had. and he's not just thinking about the past, he's thinking about the future and as you alluded to, his family has made plans for his eventual funeral services and they have indicated to the white house that they do not want president trump there, that they would prefer to have the vice president come. >> but they want former president george w. bush and former president barack obama to eulogize him. >> right. right. right. and what is striking about that, of course, is that those are the two people he ran against. he lost the primary to bush in 2000 and then lost the general election to obama in '08. that sort of captured the spir

like the palin -- >> the mccain-palin campaign. >> where it looks like something is going down and imy position and get my money and so they start making these statements so they could put themselves in a better position for this post campaign and in this case it is a white house and in the first year. so that is a real big problem. >> president trump had a tweet in which he seemed to suggest two contradictory messages. i don't flow if you cou-- i don you believe that. the so-called leaks are a massive over exaggeration to make us look as bad as possible. with that being said, leakers are traitors and cowards and we'll find out who they are. so the leaks are -- they are from traitors and cowards revealing something awful about the white house, or we're making them up and they're exaggerating that. >> it went from chilled to hot very fast. >> i wonder if the president thinks we're stupid. i do. i think if he thinks he could say and tweet anything that he would like to and just because it comes from his twitter account or one of the principals that he sends out in front of the tv camer

palin tapping into the core of trolling. it's not about being liked by your side.rning the scorn of the other side, as proof of your potency and your power and relevance. it's not passing a bill or forging world peace. it's a strategy born of strife, upset your opponents enough then you must be winning. the cliche about trump back during the campaign is no gaffe seems to stick at him. >> that took his words at face vauchlt when you see it as trolling only over the top and draw scorn. it all looks a little different. >> you call women you don't like fat pig, dog, disgusting animals, your twitter account. >> only rosie o'donnell. i like people that weren't captured. okay. i hate to tell you. the ms-13 lover nancy pelosi. >> now, this link between trump's style and trolling is not just an observation tonight. trump's campaign was boosted by trolls. his supporters organized on reddit and fortran, they talked about trump as the human troll who would enrage the nation. trump's campaign chief steve bannon said he tried to recruit young many ento harness their energy for t

the two slovak women live and work in quite back in the heart of palin a district where many different cultures come together. they opened their restaurant plucked here in twenty fourteen. the name is also intended as an invitation to get to know so back hospitality. that he's a member. of the long haul donal's line call but i'm on the words. here that's all from us for today i hope you enjoyed the show you can stay in touch with all things your marks on our website did i come such lifestyle and follow us on facebook and instagram d w your macs we're back tomorrow with the highlights of the week bye bye for now. next time on your own acts good night shows with swedish pop and abba making a federal comeback. we take a look at meghan marco's european really. undertake school the greek capital athens this and more next time you know that's kind of nights. the but. with the. next six one of germany's best known bands of tokio hotel at the box complex for special. look at their feet kenyans as a team costs aren't going to. get the secret of their success the books and their fans remain the

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doesn't trash sarah palin at all in it, but for the first time saying i wish i picked somebody else.uld have made him win. if he's going to lose, he wished he had done it on his own terms rather than someone else's. >> the here's something about john mccain. the night he lost the presidency, he alluded to booker t. washington being invited to the white house. senator kaine has a sense of history and he made history. >> one of the great concession speeches really of our time. anyway, thank you all. before we go, quick programming note. tonight on "dateline," lester holt has an exclusive interview with the rapper meek mill in his first interview being released from prison. he talks about his decades long time in the criminal system. that's all we have for today. thanks for watching and remember, if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: you can see more "end game" and "post game" sponsored by boeing on the "meet the press" facebook page. if you have a garden, you know... weeds are low-down little scoundrels. with roundup's sure shot wand, you don't need to stoop to their lev

people and palin discovers the consequence is a u.s. president trying to can have on countless nights. he's completely insurance against. people we go and see if a bush and those people really trump and the ethics of foreign aid on. principle be in doha with your top stories from al jazeera a developing story this canadian police say two unidentified men walked into a restaurant and set off a bomb in the city of mississauga fifteen people were taken to hospital three of them with critical injuries daniel lak joins us live on the line from toronto daniel what happened. we were just getting some preliminary information from the police here peter they're saying is you have said as well that there was a bombing they described it as an improvised explosive device at an indian restaurant a south asian indian restaurant in mississauga which is a.

but palin were pulling no punches either a database of each with the equalizer and that's when it's like to. be even if there was a bit of elbowing but like six struck back right away she moved an eye with the slicked back heel to i did my look plan for future care of the rest of us three goals in eight minutes. past the had little to also like six punching power the next load came from a chunk of out of this down the hosts saved by the hard times bell but had so we're left reeling soon after the restart thanks to a precise finish from team obama. and stein completed a bruising brace past so we're looking out for the count. not quite a counterattack puts finished in style has had to stop school rest salomon kalou netted his twelfth of the season for it too. but the definitive knockout blow came with eight minutes to play through my curling and absolute beauty to finally put the game to bet. the raging red bulls for me like sake made mincemeat of in six to one can look forward to the europa league i'm sorry to rush washed up if you look to assist in two goals in the last two games bring o

you went to palin out. macro and promised to create projects and jobs for us on the island but it's not working. unemployment is at twenty percent and poverty is a ten percent no it's much higher. it's a third of the population. so france claims to be a defender of human rights and democracy but we're being pushed against the wall. well we need our own economy and our own businesses with our friends. so more than half of young corsicans think and vote like these students they want corsica to go its own way. john wants out right independence. like a big family a course that exists on its own. he denies that such separatist ambitions are a step backward quite the contrary in fact. as the young generation we have to fight this fight. because we want to determine our own future. conquered occupied oppressed and even once sold the island has seen it all. today many corsicans dream of europe. joe looks to her roots for inspiration. either to kill or enjoy drawing corsica's typical yellow wildflowers find them aro

bit that quite spag palin's melting pot and traditionally a bastion of subculture. it's also home to an exciting food seeing to it that there's a lot more to it than combat shops. now open for nine months goldie's has become a popular local haunt. it's speciality is fries fries with a difference. because. we fry them either and be fat or peanut oil so guests can choose if they order a vegetarian dish they're going in peanut oil if they order a meat dish they get the fattest regulars who eat meat get on the fat without asking. a. lot is left catchiness he still gets on the idea of deluxe fries while training is chefs the fact that the eatery says fourteen different sources isn't the only evidence that they learned their craft in stock restaurants because of the and the picking of this is our peking duck it's pulled up yes but we marinate duck legs and salt and sugar for twelve hours to make the meat as juicy as possible and then we breeze it in the oven melt the whole. we turn the skin into a crumble and then we shred the meat so there are no bones or fat. no we simp

i was in dayton ohio when i announced sarah palin as his running mate. in a new book the final memoir as it's expected to be john mccain's restless wave coming out later this month. he points out he really would have wanted joe lieberman to be his running mate. there were lots of reasons based on the convention process why he was discouraged from doing that. lieberman had been the prior democratic nominee. there is some speak now between mccain and palin. we will talk about that at another time. i know sarah huckabee sanders has take ten podium. >> those conversations as you stated, we plan for a full day of meetings on the 12th with some time reserved to carry over if necessary. certainly, the best outcome would be an agreement for complete and total denuclearization. but this is the beginning part of these conversations. i'm not going to get ahead of what we expect for that day. but certainly that would be i think the best outcome. and we have been pretty up front about that. >> do they think that can actually happen in a day? >> i'm not going to get a

relations with china and that those usually come with strings attached so just like the pandas that palin soup which on loan and not a gift those new common interests may not be here to stay. well let's bring in our political correspondent thomas sparrow he's on the story for us tonight here in berlin good evening to you toma so here we have uncle america walking a tight rope with china talk us through what is at stake with this visit politically and economically well politically and economically those are obviously brand the two specific cases of this visit the two main goals germany and china have bilateral strong relationship or at least that's the way it's described as a relationship of growing political substance yourself mentioned the fact that this is not i'm going to a trip to china in fact there's an average of about one trip to china and those are all issues that are going to be discussed just as they've been discussed before and obviously economically the aspect of trade the fact that china is germany's biggest trading partner the fact that both countries basically depend on ea

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in the home palin has distance itself from washington since us president donald trump's decision to withdraw from the international nuclear deal japanese still hopes to rescue the deal together with the e.u. and other signatories such as china and russia iran too is looking for a way to save the deal to ron responded to pump it was a list of demands calling it a provocation against a sovereign state. those amani can ya's the bush as long as it's necessary and the assad government asks us to and we will continue to help the syrian government to fight against terrorism is truly yeah. i call you for dish washington's decision to ignore and to national objections and go it alone on the nuclear deal has left the g twenty alliance weakened yet gemini's foreign minister is detachment to talk iran with pompeo when he's in washington later this week. while iran has also accused the trumpet ministration of wanting to bring about regime change he is xander phenomena asked foreign policy adviser brian hoke from the u.s. state department for his reaction to this claim we have already seen some reactions

program but some are questioning his methods by the developer of the photo analysis program which palin can't use to claim moscow faked satellite images and image forensics experts aren't fans and what he's doing is nothing more than reading tea leaves every level analysis is a method used by hobbyists but full of obsessives are ecstatic about scruton can't analysis for his claim he's showing photos of two different book missile systems in an attempt to prove the weapon came from russia they say the one pictured in russia is a newer model because it features a recent modification and for the claim that no ukrainian books were in the area at the time of the crash well fellow bloggers dug up screen shots from ukrainian t.v. apparently showing a book missile system complete with radar in the area just a few days before the tragedy. authorizes in ukraine have blocked access to the websites of russian media organizations by including them on a sanctions list correspondent joins me in the studio with more now exactly thanks for coming in so tell us more about what's happening to russian media