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billionaire mosque but it is worth was described as a paedo short for peta far in a tweet by masked were later repeated the unfounded allegation mosque was unhappy that on to have criticised his offer of a miniature submarine to help with the rescue shares in mosques tesla car have tumbled with the potential for a major libel action. i haven't seen the twitter response yet but people have told me what's been going out there and people around the world need to know what this car is really like i can't put words. to what i feel about the guy but he's not finished with the news our sport is up next. he has. a who. he has. a who. thank you very much lauren the major of the gulf states in the open is underway in scotland in today's time and all eyes ashore to be on a three time champion at tiger woods the form a while number one is playing his fast open championship since two thousand and fifteen after recovering from his latest bout of back surgery woods made his return to major goal for the masters in april finishing tied for thirty second before missing the carts the u.s. open in june the

as an aid to other sports around the world to examine the relationship between coaches and athletes peta statement al-jazeera here's a look at the other winners on the night the houston astros were named best team of the year after winning baseball's wild theories flying stevens took home the best women's tennis player off to victory out the u.s. open while roger federer won the men's award on the award for best female athlete went to the youngest woman to win an olympic snowboarding medal chloe kim alexander ovechkin of the washington capitals won the award for best male athlete and that is all this ball for now more like the buzz of so if i superhero an anime fans are descending on the u.s. city of san diego for calling calling the world's biggest comic book convention it started in the nineteen seventies as a comic swap meet it now takes in one hundred thirty thousand visitors over its four day run the show kerry's going to be here in a couple of minutes so i wrote about this and by. this is a really fabulous news for one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bond

says it's not madness to me let's get the latest sports news peta is in the. make thank you so much we start with formula one and off to an impressive effort by miss avies lewis hamilton's a clinch pole position on home soil it was the championship leader sebastian vettel who stole the show in sunday's british grand prix tatyana censures reports. it was hamilton was looking to make history as silverstein hoping to become the most successful drive in british grand prix history with five consecutive wins at this track. but the brit suffered the worst possible start i for arias kimmie reichen in collided with the defending world champion sending him into a spin on the opening lap. hindering his position on the track hamilton with now at the back. so it was time to rethink a move which would eventually pay off both miss avies chose not to go to the pit stop at the first safety car intervention i the move ended up lifting a focused and determined lewis hamilton back up a few places while his teammate took the overall race lead at this point i but the decision would

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as an aid to other sports around the world to examine the relationship between coaches and athletes peta statement al-jazeera. and now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera israel has passed the controversial law that for the first time the clear is the country to be the nation state of the jewish people arab lawmakers angrily protested the passing of the bill it makes hebrew the only official language of grades arabic to one of the big us special status the palestine liberation or. zation says the law discriminates against israeli palestinians make up twenty percent of the population. this law establishes a system of bought it against the palestinian people and implements a policy of ethnic cleansing against them in order to expel palestinians especially when this law provides that this land is for the jews and knowledge of historical facts about the existence of palestinians on this. gaza's health ministry says one person has been killed in an attack by the israeli army on palestinians flying burning kites and balloons towards israel for nearly four months protesters in gaza have

particularly tense time for angle immokalee who is fighting for her political survival you go reaction from peta bistros then pay for alternative for germany he told us the mopar to other than his own we came to see another election. as she self admitted that this is a very serious situation today fractions of c.e.o.'s series of both parties will meet and they are discussing if this government will still be in charge afterwards and if yes. which personnel at the end are into government so it is a marital order or zero for the sort of situation is really very unclear what is clear and what is really one hundred percent nobody and nobody wants a new elections because only the ultimate evil for those on the air the our party wouldn't profit all the other parties that would move sort of world we now see is that the end are how to how to stay on power right. now on friday e.u. leaders for that sort all this out they managed to agree on a new strategy for tackling migration to the bloc they struck a deal that will see some member states do more to help the countries that have been hardest hit by the i

as an aid to other sports around the world to examine the relationship between coaches and athletes peta statement algis even has a look at the other winners on the night the houston astros were named best team of the year after winning baseball's wild theories flying stevens took home the best women's tennis player off to victory out the u.s. open while roger federer won the men's award and the award for best female athlete went to the youngest woman to win an olympic snowboarding meadow kim alexander ovechkin of the washington capitals won the award for best male athlete and that is over sport for now more later. and i'll be back in a couple of minutes with more on u.s. president donald trump surprise a petition to russian leader vladimir putin to visit washington in the next few months. a bit of a strange day to start these interviews we just heard today to city of aleppo has fallen. or should we say liberate that. one or four astonishing stories toads and their own wired's how did you know who to trust and not to trust. a stranger came to town witness on al-jazeera. we understand the

let's get all this for now with peta. marianne thank you very much we start with formula one and off to an impressive effort by miss eighty's is that lewis hamilton to clinch pole position on home soil was the championship lead to sebastian vettel who stole the show in sunday's british grand prix tatyana sanchez reports. it was hamilton was looking to make history as silverstein hoping to become the most successful drive in british grand prix history with five consecutive wins at this track i but the brit suffered the worst possible stop i ferrari's kimmie reichen in collided with the defending world champion sending him into a spin on the opening lap. hindering his position on the track hamilton with now at the back. so it was time to rethink a move which would eventually pay off both my sadie's chose not to go to the pit stop at the first safety car intervention i the move ended up lifting a focused and determined lewis hamilton back up a few places while his teammate took the overall race lead at this point i but the d

tube channel is where we're going now where we'll be talking about i think we go to our exposure to peta to to russia we go to petersburg and we gonna see how those of french fans saw her in south dakota it's ok every story. here tonight was period now it's time to go to our man ali movie who it is in russia he was at both the france and belgium match and of course the match data goes upset about the result that's ever going to go to ali ali how you doing buddy . i'm going to press yeah you guys we're doing good now the final has been said croatia in three will be see the firepower of france to this particular match will we see the tenacity of croatia prevail. i think france will go the same way they have done throughout most of the told where they were kind of a little disappointed that we haven't really seen them like rip through it save apart from maybe that game against argentina. i think we will want to see a bit more from the likes of greece and so on but what they have done every game is enough to win a part of denmark game obviously where they fielded a lot of replacements. they

can he be but are already trickling to polling stations be put in once they go inside we'll get to peta of paper and run it into. the green will be for the national assembly and a white ballot paper will be for choosing the provincial representative. this race as i understand it is expected to be very tight given the fact that. brother the former prime minister nawaz sharif is in prison but has been campaigning from there are people surprised by just how tight this race is. with people boarding their bread because they can go anyway one thing that has to be remembered that mr know why should he try to get there but the king that he'd been put in prison because of. politic not correct entirely he had already been accused of math if corruption his finance minister. the brother in law then that he had run away from. the huge red in fact minutes on the floor of the assembly they were two hundred billion dollars of the black money was lying and. another one hundred billion dollars in expected to be. arrested in the united arab emirates. there are question marks to how such a large amount of

news good or tweet me directly at peta under school statement. in the eighteen hundred and though i'm going to hand you back to folly peter thank you very much for that that will do it for today's news grid one member to keep in touch with us from social media at all times and ageing is good to hear from you on all the stories we cover here on the news break we'll be back here at city of fifteen and fifteen hundred g.m.t. tomorrow thank you for watching. i had a briefing today from a man named steele who has been out there working with the security forces a veteran of al salvatore's dati board sent to iraq you seem to be without portfolio doing whatever it is that he wanted to take interest in the annex about in counterinsurgency and while this interview was going on with jim steele there were these terrible screams about pain and terror but what was his mission and what legacy did he leave sachin for steel amount is iraq. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will

he held off peta fagan and andre greipel in an excellent sprint finish for his second stage went out to see if top. those who vote for are more later that the thank you now londoners were offered some respite from the u.k.'s political turmoil as britain's royal air force marked its one hundredth anniversary it was the world's first independent air force when it was set up as a separate entity from the army and navy in one thousand nine hundred eighteen just fifteen years after the first ever powered flight queen elizabeth was among those admiring planes from the many eras of the of r.a.s history including the famous lancaster bomber and spitfire and hurrican fighters from the second world war amazing pictures look at that is it for me barbara sarovar in the mozzie it will be with you in just a few minutes with more of the day's news thanks for watching. it's like the wild west they can do anything and the really hard for them to get the all powerful internet is both a tool for democracy and a threat somebody who controls ten thousand dollars at home for the hundred thousand voices an

behavior after a ride ended up with a fractured vertebrae when spectators caused him to crash on thursday peta sagan sprinted to the finish of friday's one hundred and seventy kilometers thirteen's stage while gerund thomas continues to wear the leader's yellow jersey team red bull were the fastest in both practice sessions ahead of the german gone crazy and there ricardo who was just a fraction faster than lewis hamilton in the morning session ricardo's teammate max there stop and set a record breaking lap in the second session beating both hamilton and brought us to top the time sheet. we have a good balance on the car short and long room i'm happy about that of course and to be first in the second practice is of course always very nice but we have to wait and see what's going to happen tomorrow when they turn up their engines and qualify but at least the start for us compared to those shows. i.o.c. president thomas back says he likes the idea of including e-sports in future but what is needed around how it would fit into the i.o.c. is existing rules. but i asked these two players. what abou

yeah no hum certainly not running ahead of any bull not today or any other day peta in fact today's been bull running event well that ended just a few moments ago but it's a going on now for another five days so still plenty of time for those who wish to step into the enclosure and run ahead of the half ton bulls running at twenty thirty miles an hour down the street it does remain and intensely dangers that today sunday well there was an intense downpour just before the running started that made conditions very slippery and treacherous both for the bulls and the bull run as so far however red cross reporting only slight injuries to around four people although there could be more reports that come in in the course of the afternoon but what of course we wanted to know was for those intending to run with the bulls why are they doing it. just minutes to go before with the bulls. going fine still in there and you are seeing there is. your. friends come from california to pamplona facing down danger together. was. this time is made objection from colorado the sharing some safety advice you ge

and peta is standing by with a wish for. journey thank you so much great britain's get i'm thomas has been crowned tour de france champion while alexander christophe of norway put in a superb final sprint on the seans elisei to win sunday's final stage but the day was all about thomas the champagne bottle had already been opened to celebrate his ride into paris thomas who has now won his first grand tour becomes the first welshman to win the tour de france and the third brit of the bradley wiggins and chris froome who finished third this year tom do milan was second british and team sky riders have now won six of the last seven two is. accused once commands a shot sleazy and now all the while flags all the supporters just like. the one that saw a light how was that but just thought about it all and i believe i could be every one of my day but to do it day after day and for three weeks which is the first i'm a tried and yeah it's just insane and it's just been an amazing year and the confidence and riding the crest of a wave

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and that helped peta get started. and the protest against that.ut fashion changed after the war a lot of people moved to california. didn't need it for a fur coat and there's a big western movement and -- the new rising people who rule on the tide after the war were buying washing machines and cars and -- they were not interested in getting fancy first so it was the market that really did in the -- industry. the last fur farm i believe closed in 1993, alaska is, has a lot of boom and bust centuries including fur farming and so people led on to something else. after the war there was a lot of construction. we had a huge construction boom. at that time gold mining was also declining but something new and then, of course, oil came. and so people were pretty flexible about moving on to something else. i think there's some misunderstanding about fur farms in their cruelty. at least in -- on islands so it was not industry of deliberate cruelty and everyone was a little bit ignorant about consequences, the unintended consequences. >> twice a month c-span

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if you think i'm bought that cheap, it was about peta patents by the way, to talk about a case.on't think the numbers bore out this argument. we're not bought. you can look at what we do. google didn't support sesta. we did. they didn't oppose it. they agreed to it. we didn't. we believe in it more than them. we've been fighting surveillance. we've been doing a lot of this stuff before google existed. but whatever. our work speaks for itself. there's a lot of haters out there. most of them funded by oracle who are trying to throw shade at google and trying to use the nonprofit sector to do so. so it's useful to look at who's funding the p.c.'s as well as the stuff that's being thrown. in terms of the -- i'm so sorry. i lost track. steve: the cocoon. cindy: it's funny, i don't think we've chosen this cocoon. i think the algorithms have. this is why i want people to be empowered to have more choice over. this you're not deciding what comes up in your facebook feed. facebook is. it's based on some assumptions about you, most of which are based on algorithmic decision making that is

the question is when will the number of jobs created begin to peta ad because there are not that manywth. in the markets there‘s a sense that if current levels. escalate too much is something we can handle. jasper lawler, thank you. a quick look at the markets. they haven‘t reacted very much... can we get the figures on the screen? i don‘t think we can. well, let‘s not spoil a fine afternoon! that‘s it from your afternoon live team for today. next it is the bbc news at five. now the weather with nick. hello, plenty more hot and fine weather through the rest of today and the weekend, many more pictures like this from you, the weather watchers, will be coming in in the next days. for most areas, cloud — free, you can see from the satellites some areas of cloud especially coastal areas, patchy cloud for the rest of the day, the vast majority will be staying dry, high teens the temperature in north—west scotland, late afternoon into the evening, late afternoon in sussex and kent and maybe essex the slight chance of a torrential shower or storm. bear that in mind, elsewhere overnight, it s