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government to end the violence which has killed more than one hundred ten people since mid april manual or pollard joins us by skype from managua you at the site where the clashes took place today tell us what happened emmanuel. again those clashes that took place today happened in messiah this is a town that's about forty five minutes outside of month now while the capital city where we are at this point when we arrived at the scene the clashes had just finished taking place the scene was still very tense it was it's actually quite difficult by the time that we'd heard that the that the violence was taking place the police were using live ammunition against demonstrators we had a hard time arriving at the scene because there are several roadblocks it's quite difficult at times to get around the country because of these roadblocks that are set up by the by the demonstrators themselves but when we arrived at the scene it was very tense people are very suspicious of anybody coming into this community that's from the outside because these types of attacks by paramilitary groups attacks by gunmen and

and of course the incident was mentioned at the media freedom conference that pollard was heading to however the panel change the subject when it was mentioned don't you think that ukraine should step away from the policy that we condemn and russia and think full to the speaker for condemning the decision of the ukrainian authorities not to allow russian journalist of guinea permaculture and r.t. correspondent paula slip to come to green so by preventing them from participating in this conference thank you. open question more for the audience not necessarily for the expert panel here so i'm sure that will be discussed during the break i have one with one last question we calling a day. no ok listen thank you very much to all my panelists we spoke to the man who asked the answered question the russian foreign ministry representative maxine. it has to be. pretty well in the ministry of foreign affairs at a time when rigsby to promptly on the facts while ation of the rights of us and we . be rid of is for international audience that say and angels as well. leaves some room for ameliorat

going home during the world cup pollard an option i'm not judging the character of that was like living out in cocteau. the dream is over for the full departing players the remaining twenty three it's only just begun. from our sports desk here at the big table with this max let's start let's start with this big surprise the shocking news for soccer fans why has the coach left so no way out yet it is a very strange decision i mean live has his favorites and live can be very ruthless disregarding club form in favor of loyalty in previous performances in the germany shut sun the season has just been incredible fourteen goals nineteen assists the still such a young player and he won the p.f.a. young player of the year award in england where he's playing that's voted by by his fellow players so he's clearly held in high regard and the likes of gareth bale are now than wayne rooney were previous recipients of this award and he's also actually has the highest transfer value of anyone in the germany squad so it's strange to me he played in the six of the last seven germany games didn't impress

convictions brought against the officers for the larger picture we have a district attorney in stevenson pollard that's been there for twenty years that has locked up entire communities of black and brown people and has never convicted a officer or held him accountable on his own foolish and so we're looking to rearrange that if that needs to be rearranged by finding somebody else that can get the job done and actually prosecute the people that are committing murders pitch very busy interesting place in the sense that the majority of the murders are young black people and ninety seven percent of the unsolved murders are black victim. so this is not just a thing about police violence this is violence in general starting with things like the infant mortality rate for black children in pittsburgh is the highest in the country this is a system systematic solution to the problem and so it has to happen every every level one level that that happens and we have a couple minutes left and i don't want to run out of time for this is that a lot of your work involves the injustice is perpetrated by law enfo

domestic audience but for four in the audience russia will not change its image as a toxic toxic pollard toxic country. because there were so many events of other kinds that even the good organisation of football championship can change and i think i am sure. but as he spoke at the feet of congress on wednesday putin made it clear hosting the world cup isn't just about pleasing russians or international politics it's about giving visitors the best impression of russia to the goal is that all our guests from football stars to simple fans feel the hospitality and cordiality about people that they learn the authentic multinational culture and unique nature of russia and that they would like to come back to us again it's something he's tried before four years ago russia hosted the winter olympics in sochi the region was flooded with cash to smarten it up for all the visitors for the world cup that's been done on a much wider scale in total eleven world cup cities have received investment money from the huge metropolises of moscow and simpy does work to smaller cities like. and some model the

i want to thank them and the mayor's office for commune develop, federal home loan bank, pollard tag guard architect. d & h construction and jeff, i know you arecome where here in the audience, i want to thank you and your team for everything you did on the housing side. , and other. it take as village to do these projects and bring all of this together. with that, it is my honor to introduce supervisor jane kim. [applause] >> i first just want to thank gail gillman and the amazing family and team at community housing partnership for taking on yet another rehabilitation of affordable housing here in san francisco and in the neighborhood that i represent, the tenderloin. it was maybe only a year na year-and-a-half ago we were at the opening of the cambridge down the street as just as exciting as it is to build new construction and new housing, to rehabilitate housing in san francisco to we can ensure the life of these units for the senors that depend on it. we know that millions of seniors across the country live in poverty and 21 million seniors live 200% below the poverty line here

pollard johnson the president of wellesley is also here with us today. >> [ applause ] i have to say, nothing will give me more pleasure than to share with you a few thoughts on hillary rodham clinton. of course, this is not a surprise that i have a soft spot in my heart for this wonderful woman. back in 1996, when the period of great mentioning was going on on who would be secretary of state, i did not ever think i would be secretary of state because people said, how could a woman possibly be secretary of state? i now know that i would not have been secretary of state without hillary, the reason that i know that is president clinton said so publicly. what happened was, we were actually traveling abroad, we were at a foreign embassy and we had this thing where i would introduce hillary and she would introduce him. she said that during the period of great mentioning, hillary came to him and said why not name madeleine albright, she is most in tune with your views, expresses them other than anyone else, and it would make your mother happy. that is how i became secretary of state. as i t

comedy actress su pollard, who knew stringfellow and had worked with him said "he was a fantastic rolery much enjoyed his time in the limelight, and this was his pride and joy. the club here in covent garden, which she described really as his life and soul. he in fa ct really as his life and soul. he in fact met his third wife bella here in the club and had the naming ceremony for his two children take place here at the club, because he said he was offered westminster cathedral but he felt that would be hypocritical, and that religion didn't sit well with him. he decided to hold the event here, typical you might say of the type of man he was and how he very much like to do things in the public and the limelight. he described this club, which opened in 1980, as the premier gentleman's club in the world. he said if you came here, you would be promised attractive women, you would get luxury, opulence, but you would also get discretion. he started in the world of clubs back in the 60s and he really made his name looking at the time not very well—known bands who went on to become very big,

that is why i'm stressed now that the european pollard has voted in its historical vote in november,the criteria dab full european solidarity with mandatory relocation in which all member states... i have to pores you there because i want to bring in bernd kolmel. —— i have to stop you. it is such a divisive issue hard to come up such a divisive issue hard to come up with a joint statement with such different opinions from different eu states. what is the feeling in germany? in germany we have very different picture. a few parties say, ok, let's go on, we are open, we want to have all refugees in germany and help them. that is the left—wing parties, including the cdu. others want to be self—controlled, they want to stop this migration and have limits for helping them. that is the dispute and it is what we see in the whole eu at the moment i do not seek a common sense and not an agreement for a new legislation system —— i don't see. but we need it because without it the whole eu is in danger to be collapsed. still to come... when losing isn't so bad after all — england will take on co

convictions brought against the officers for the larger picture we have a district attorney in stevenson pollard that's been there for twenty years that has locked up entire communities of black and brown people and has never convicted a officer or held him accountable on his own volition so we're looking to rearrange that if that needs to be rearranged by finding somebody else that can get the job done and actually prosecute the people that are committing murders pitch very busy interesting place in the sense that the majority of the murders are young black people and ninety seven percent of the unsolved murders are black victims. so this is not just a thing about police violence this is violence in general starting with things like the infant mortality rate for black children in pittsburgh is the highest in the country this is a. systematic solution to the problem in so a house the happen every local store one level that that happens and we have a couple minutes left and i don't want to run out of time for this is that a lot of your work involves the injustices perpetrated by law enforcement a