is there and can tell us more public welcome what do you make of mike pompei as response to the subpoena. hi anthony well in many respects it doesn't actually come as a surprise we're seeing this from. the trumpet ministration it's not the 1st time they've best stonewalled a congressional investigation and it was very clear from my pompei i was words that they're angry and angry at this impeachment inquiry and i was at how quickly it's moving and in fact if you just listen to the words my pompei i said he said that it was the speed of the investigation raises significant legal and procedural concerns and that he will use all the means at his disposal to prevent and expose any attempts to intimidate dedicated professionals now the democrats didn't take too long in responding and in fact what they said they said that it's illegal and will constitute evidence of obstruction of the impeachment inquiry now 4 of the 5. people who were working at the state department and in fact can actually be stopped from pairing but one of those people who is in fact courage volcker he's a former special env

committees have issued subpoenas against trump's lawyer rudy giuliani and secretary of state mike pompei i have also asked 5 state department officials to testify and pio has lashed out at the requests accusing the democrats of bully and trying to intimidate his stuff is in italy at the start of a european trip and has said it was not now feasible for the officials to testify mr giuliani has also suggested he would not comply. well at the end of another incredible day in washington correspondent for the l.d.s. is there and can tell us more public welcome what do you make of mike pompei as response to the subpoena. hi anthony well in many respects it doesn't actually come as a surprise we're seeing this from. the trumpet ministration it's not the 1st time that they best stonewalled a congressional investigation and it was very clear from my pompei i was words that they're angry and angry at this impeachment inquiry and i was out how quickly it's moving and in fact if you just listen to the words my pompei have said he said that it was the speed of the investigation raises significant lega

hi anthony well it comes as no surprise in many respects that we're hearing this from pompei or because of course within the trumpet ministration we're kind of grown we've grown accustomed to a term which is stonewalling which is essentially you know obstructing or or or delaying a process and in this case we're seeing it in this inquiry this impeachment inquiry which is taking place at the moment i'm in fact my pump those words were very strong in what he said to you know the committee that's investigating i'm going to read it he said the speed of the investigation raises significant legal and procedural concerns and he won't tolerate such tactics and he said that he's going to use all the means of his disposal to prevent and expose any attempts to intimidate the dedicated professionals and the democrats you know respond by saying that it's illegal in fact what he was saying and it will constitute evidence of obstruction of the impeachment inquiry so in fact you know my pompei it could also potentially even london in trouble now 4 of the 5 witnesses who have been subpoenaed will they a

o had with the iraqi prime minister and it's pretty tough in the statement pompei o apparently told the prime minister that he condemned the violence that those who may have committed human rights violations need to be held fully accountable for their behavior and that the iraqi government needs to do much more to address the complaints and concerns of the protesters from baghdad to nasiriya to other parts across iraq the statement says that the government needs to do a much better job of respecting people's right to protest as well as the right of the press to carry out their work and mr problem pale said that much more needs to be done to provide iraqis and especially young population more access to jobs to more reliable utilities and food and to basically make it so that it's a place where they want to continue to live and not simply see their country go the way of others that have concentrated power in the hands of a very few. still to come here at al-jazeera fears that a mass instead of garbage across the yemeni capital could start another outbreak of cholera. a trial this divi

secretary of state mike pompei or has called an order for 5 of his officials to appear before congress the chairman of 3 of the house committees investigating donald trump's dealings with ukraine say any attempt by pompei to obstruct access to information will be illegal. elections are to be held in separatist controlled eastern ukraine paving the way for peace talks with moscow is the latest move on the ukraine's new government led by president selenski after last month's mass prisoner exchange with russia victoria gates and the reports. protestors outside the ukrainian president's office in the capital kiev they're angry about an agreement with kremlin backed separatists in eastern ukraine which allows for elections territory they say it amounts to capitulation to russia to get their work in the war has been going on in ukraine say for almost 5 years ukrainian soldiers die should be a blood and volunteers provide the community cares about ukrainian independence and the in one day all of these if it's a broken by a statement of capitulation by. the presidential office the agreement be

secretary of state's rights pompei has called an order for 5 of his officials to appear before congress bullying the chairman of the 3 house committee is investigating donald trump's dealings with ukraine say any attempt by pompei to obstruct access to information will be illegal. peru's vice president with a day's other yours has resigned her post and declined to become the interim president her resignation is the latest twist in a deepening political crisis playing out in peru she has called on the constitutional tribunals to settle on the legality of the president's decision to dissolve congress. has been a year since journalist jamal khashoggi entered saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul to get documents for his upcoming marriage he never came out investigations by turkish officials indicate that he was killed and dismembered by a saudi hit squad the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon says he takes responsibility but denies ordering the killing well ses demanding answers from riyadh and from the crown prince. it is meaningful that this was brought cause close to the october 2nd

secretary of state my pompei a have been holding talks with the turkish president in ankara the u.s. delegation is trying to convince reza taber to want to call off his offensive in northeastern syria penson pump aoe are expected to warn or to one that he'll face more economic sanctions unless he agrees to a ceasefire the threat of feisal fighters escaping detention has been discussed by the foreign ministers of iraq and france and baghdad european governments are concerned turkey's offensive against kurds in northern syria will allow some $12000.00 suspected fighters to escape the u.s. ambassador to the european union is testifying to the congressional inquiry into donald trump's impeachment gordon songlines said the president ordered diplomats to involve his personal lawyer rudy giuliani in discussions about ukraine hong kong leader kerry has been shouted down for a 2nd consecutive day in the territories legislature opposition members protested in the chamber and called for her to step down at least 10 people were moved by security was trying to answer questions regarding her annua

and it was also interesting interesting how quickly the democrats fired back a warning secretary pompei of that if he is trying to prevent witnesses from talking to congress if he is trying to intimidate potential witnesses this would be seen as obstruction of justice and impeachable offense and they also said that in the letter it sends to secretary pompeo that if it's true that he was on this phone call with the ukrainian president he will be regarded as potential witness and amazing developments there and all of this happening while you have the republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell saying that he would have no shore use but to take articles of impeachment if the house of representatives approves them is it likely to come to that alexander. well the inquiry has just started and we have majority of the house membership saying that they supported the beginning of the impeachment proceedings but they have not committed to how they would vote on impeachment articles however if there is evidence for the president's wrongdoing we can expect the democrats to move to votes and th

congress bullying the chairman of 3 of the investigating house committees say any obstruction by pompei you will be considered illegal it is one year since journalist jamal khashoggi entered saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul to obtain documents for his upcoming marriage he never came out west to geishas by turkish officials indicate that he was killed and dismembered by its saudi hit squad saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon says he takes responsibility but he denies the ordering of the killing charges fiance is demanding answers from riyadh and the crown prince monley though. it is meaningful that this was brought close close to the october 2nd date it sounds to me like it was something that was said to weaken or listen public pressure secondly if that is not the case and it was carried out under the crown prince's responsibility then we would have the right to ask him about the details then why was jamal killed and why has the public not been informed about the death until now i am talking about the details for instance we don't know where the body is his funeral prayers have n

pompei it was in italy right now at the start of the europe trip he said that it was not now feasible for the officials at the state department to testify giuliani has also suggested that he will not comply democrats believe that trump abused his office by urging ukraine's president to investigate democratic presidential candidate joe biden and now the justice department has disclosed that trump asked other leaders to investigate the russian for that he calls a witch chop to. the story starts to seem all too familiar democrats say that new allegations point to yet another cover up by the trump administration according to the u.s. justice department in may this year trump asked australian prime minister scott morrison to help discredit form a special counsel robert miller's russia investigation miller let the probe into trump's alleged ties to russian interference into 2016 u.s. presidential election it's alleged the transcript of the call of with a straight yes morrison was withdrawn as it was with another call from trump to ukraine's president followed him into selenski potential yes

o had with the iraqi prime minister and it's pretty tough in the statement pompei o apparently told the prime minister that he condemned the violence that those who may have committed human rights violations need to be held fully accountable for their behavior and that the iraqi government needs to do much more to address the complaints and concerns of the protesters from baghdad to nasiriya to other parts across iraq the statement says that the government needs to do a much better job of respecting people's right to protest as well as the right of the press to carry out their work and mr problem pale said that much more needs to be done to provide iraqis and especially young population more access to jobs to more reliable utilities and food and to basically make it so that it's a place where they want to continue to live and not simply see their country go the way of others that have concentrated power in the hands of a very few. now an overnight curfew is in place in ecuador as capital kits are after thousands of protesters forthwith security forces during a 6th day of violent dem

o had with the iraqi prime minister and it's pretty tough in the statement pompei o apparently told the prime minister that he condemned the violence that those who may have committed human rights violations need to be helpfully accountable for their behavior and that the iraqi government needs to do much more to address the complaints and concerns of the protesters from baghdad to nasiriya to other parts across iraq the statement says that the government needs to do a much better job of respecting people's right to protest as well as the right of the press to carry out their work and mr pompei o said that much more needs to be done to provide iraqis and especially young population more access to jobs to more reliable utilities and food and to basically make it so that it's a place where they want to continue to live and not simply see their country go the way of others that have concentrated power in the hands of a very few. in yemen there are fears that a massive pile of garbage across the capital streets could lead to another color outbreak rubbish hasn't been collected because o

my pompei has called an order for 5 years official to appear before congress bullying the chairman of 3 of the house committees investigating donald trump's dealings with ukraine say any attempt by pompei to obstruct access to information would be illegal. vice president has resigned 24 hours after congress nominated misstated as interim president president got a decision to dissolve congress on monday provided protests in the capital lima and opposition accusations of being a dictator. it's really years since journalist jamal khashoggi entered saudi arabia's consulate in this. to obtain documents for his upcoming marriage she never came out investigations by turkish officials indicate because she was killed and dismembered by a saudi hit squad saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man says he takes responsibility but denies ordering the killing. say is demanding answers from riyadh and the crown prince. it is meaningful that this was broadcast close to the october 2nd date it sounds to me like it was something that was said to weaken or listen public pressure secondly if that is not

secretary of state mike pompei or was the latest person to testify michael mckinley was quizzed for 5 hours by house committees after abruptly resigning last week on a key figure in the impeachment inquiry us democratic congressman elijah cummings has died aged 68 as chairman of the house oversight and reform committee cummings led multiple investigations and to president trump's governmental dealings cummings passionately advocated for the poor and his black majority district of maryland he died in hospital due to complications from longstanding health problems now hong kong's lead a carrier has been shouted down for a 2nd consecutive day in the territories legislature opposition members protested in the chamber and called for her to step down at least 10 people were moved by security cameras trying to answer questions regarding her annual policy address she was forced to deliver a vast address through a video link on wednesday after the legislative session was cancelled some pro beijing politicians have condemned the outburst against lam in the chamber. always think that. citizens w

to us for 40 years they lied us into war in iraq they've lied to us content that is their job even pompei i said my job is to lie cheat and steal that is the job of the intelligence agencies which drill down on the claim that they concluded that the russians interfered in the elections he's talking about the 2017 intelligence committee assessment not an i.e.e.e. assessment a whole new product invented out of whole cloth by john brennan who admittedly had a hand picked group of analysts determined that russia interfered in the elections the same john brennan who says that president trump is a traitor he's a tool of putin this is absurd there's never been any proven evidence that the russian government interfered in our elections at all so you can believe what you want but facts speak for themselves ok richard go ahead jump in so let's let's talk about facts let's talk about facts mike pompei oh when he was who we now actually i guess trust a secretary of state i don't head of the cia i don't let his voice he'd let his voice to the voice of the head of national intelligence and otherwise to

congress bullying the chairman of 3 of the investigating house committees say any obstruction by pompei you will be considered illegal and cruz vice president has resigned her post as well as declined the opposition's designation to be interim president. as was sworn in off to the opposition controlled congress was dissolved by the president kyra but she hopes her decision to refuse the role will lead to new general elections north korea has fired one missile from its east coast towards japan just hours after saying it would resume nuclear talks with the u.s. on saturday south korea and japan say they detected the launch from one song about 7 30 am local time seoul says it's possible it was launched from a submarine which would be a 1st this year. and around the thousands of refugees have protested in europe's largest migrant cab demanding better living conditions people marched from moria camp towards a port on the greek island of less force before being stopped by police somehow science reading free us from how the asylum seeker an asylum seeker was killed in a far the overcrowded cam

secretary of state might pompei or has urged iraq's prime minister to exercise maximum restraint and address the protesters grievances rosalyn jordan has more from washington d.c. . the statement about the iraqi protests from the u.s. state department is the 1st official comment from washington about these demonstrations it's a readout of the phone call which the secretary of state mike pompei o had with the iraqi prime minister and it's pretty tough in the statement pompei o apparently told the prime minister that he condemned the violence that those who may have committed human rights violations need to be held fully accountable for their behavior and that the iraqi government needs to do much more to address the complaints and concerns of the protesters from baghdad to nasiriya to other parts across iraq the statement says that the government needs to do a much better job of respecting people's right to protest as well as the right of the press to carry out their work and mr problem pale said that much more needs to be done to provide iraqis and especially young population more ac

congress bullying the chairman of 3 of the investigating house committees say any obstruction by pompei it will be considered illegal. whose vice president has resigned her post as well as declined the opposition's designation to be interim president mercedes out as was sworn in after the opposition controlled congress was dissolved by president martin ms carra but she hopes her decision to refuse the role will lead to new general elections and iraq's prime minister says an inquiry will be a bit after 2 people were killed during violent nationwide protests another $200.00 people were injured as police used rubber bullets and tear gas and demonstrators the protests were against unemployment and poor basic services that's one years after the listening post that's up next. gruelling gun in harsh and unforgiving circumstances children learn to play dangerous games they say if i throw stones that destroy the house and take me worn down by frustration and broken promises young men living under the constant threat of imprisonment think took me to the cheap and blindfolded me the time for them

o had with the iraqi prime minister and it's pretty tough in the statement pompei o apparently told the prime minister that he condemned the violence that those who may have committed human rights violations need to be held fully accountable for their behavior and that the iraqi government needs to do much more to address the complaints and concerns of the protesters from baghdad to nasiriya to other parts across iraq the statement says that the government needs to do a much better job of respecting people's right to protest as well as the right of the press to carry out their work and mr pompei o said that much more needs to be done to provide iraqis especially young population more access to jobs to more reliable utilities and food and to basically make it so that it's a place where they want to continue to live and not simply see their country go the way of others that have concentrated power in the hands of a very few now the united nations is suffering a cash crisis and is warning it may not be able to pay stuff at the end of the month a fed of its member states haven't paid th

democrats of intimidating witnesses in their fast paced impeachment probe while democrats accused pompei o of the say. so credibly. to president draw because less. for the american people in great detail all of the charges and all of the evidence against him i would put the president on the defensive and he would have to answer the charges with real arguments and real analysis not with talking about and civil wars. 2 former state employees will testify to congress behind closed doors the ukrainian envoy who resigned last week will give his deposition on thursday the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine will have her turn october 11th both are mentioned in a whistleblower complaint that president trump leveraged u.s. diplomacy to pressure ukrainian president a lot of years olinsky to investigate trump's domestic political rivals the lewinsky deny the allegation on tuesday new colu. i've never felt any influence on me and there are a lot of people in russia in the west standard ukraine who would like to influence me but i'm the president of ukraine of independent ukraine and it seems to me th

one hoping to convince him to call off an offensive a north east and syria secretary of state mike pompei o and wise president mike pence will try to broker a cease fire deal between the turks and the kurds which prompts decision to pull troops from northern syria has met with criticism as worries grow about the fate of the kurds and the release of isis fighters currently jailed in the region so as the operation enters its 2nd week turkish forces and kurdish fighters the battling in. strategic want to talk to. uncle it says it took control of the area days ago but its hold appears uncertain it's all struck that has more from the turkish syrian border. street to street fighting in the syrian border town of russell i mean. he's a kurdish fighters men and women in a force the s.d.f. leadership says is around $70000.00 strong. many of whom were trained by international coalition forces in the fight against feisal turkey has called them terrorists for decades and he's determined to clear them from near its southern border. it's the 16th of october 29th seen at 10 am says the male voice on your

secretary of state mike pompei or was the latest person to testify michael mckinley was quizzed for 5 hours by house committees after abruptly resigning last week meanwhile donald trump has been asked about whether he's concerned that his former national security adviser could testify at that impeachment inquiry it's been revealed that john bolton described trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani as quote a hand grenade who's going to blow everybody up in relation to his alleged backchannel activities in ukraine. john bolton i get along well with him some people didn't some people didn't like john bolton i actually got along with him pretty well. it just didn't work out i don't know that he got along with rudy giuliani rudy giuliani who is seeking out corruption and what happens mostly in the 26th election because there was tremendous corruption in the 2016 election now at least one person has been killed in mozambique as police try to disperse a crowd at a voting station after polls closed in tuesday's election ballots are now being counted although activists say there have been severa

the refusal comes amid reports that pompey was on the july twenty fifth call b between prpresident trump andnd ukrainin president below demersal lylynskey. which trump asks the lynskey to dig up dirt on his politicall opponent and front runner joe biden while withholding hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid. democrats also want to hear from trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani who said tuesday that he hasn't decided if he'll comply. i don't know i'm i'm weighing the alternatives on. i don't like go through it all get all my evidence together i'll get my charts i don't know if they let me use video tapes and tape recordings all this nonsense about identifying the election. i gathered all this evidence before the mall or paroled ended. president trump meanwhile is preoccupied by the identity of the whistle blower on twitter he said he deserved to meet his accuser writing why aren't we entititled to interviw and learn everything about the whistle blower. but the identity of the person who reported that trump was illegally soliciting interferencece f from a foreign government and

well the white house officials told us that fires president pants and secretary of state pompei a wouldn't be having to turkey if the white house wasn't confident that they can achieve their goal and their goal is a ceasefire in syria but this was 2 days ago and the vice president and the secretary of state are still in washington waiting and president trump told us today that they might be going to morrow or today but maybe tomorrow so it seems that the white house is not confident no more that they can a mission can be successful durian the united states has already imposed economic sanctions on turkey what more can it do to get its message across. well those sanctions were broadly dismissed by turkey's financial markets and turkey's political leadership as being mainly symbolic but the u.s. congress does demanding i'm proposing far more to coney measures and if this visit by vice president mike pence is a fail then the pressure to introduce those reforms which could even have so much support to override any veto by the u.s. president trump who come into force on those could have major e

vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike pompei o. are traveling to turkey to persuade ancora to halt its offensive against kurdish militias in northern syria now that's the spy the white house paving the way for the events of last week by pulling its troops out of. the area now turkey's military offensive targeting kurdish groups and towns just south of its border with syria where it wants to establish what it's calling a 30 kilometer safe so turkey views the groups as terrorists the turkish government insists it will not stop this assault until it reaches its goals that despite threats of further sanctions from washington. clouds of dark smoke cover the syrian city of rattle i billowing into the sky on the turkish border for more than a week now fighting is still raging between turkey's military and the kurdish why p.j. militia criticism of turkey is growing around the world president standing firm insisting he won't be swayed by threats and sanctions. operation will end when we control of borders sown stretching 30 to 35 kilometers

house intelligence committee chair adam schiff says he's deeply concerned by secretary of state my pompei as actions in the impeachment inquiry peo has been accused of attempting to stall the investigation after he tried to block lawmakers from questioning state department witnesses. police have used live rounds to break up protestors in iraq's capital security forces appear to fire above the crowd or the demonstrations in baghdad there are also been protests in several cities across the country at least 4 people have died in protests over the past 2 days. what boris johnson says is his final bricks at offer has been delivered to the european union and the british prime minister says the proposal would require a compromise from both sides and would not include customs tracks on the islands of firelands. a moment of silence has been held in istanbul on the 1st anniversary of the murder of saudi arabian journalist. family friends and members of the united nations investigation team were at the ceremony in turkey was never seen again after going into the saudi consulates of documents to get

are believed to have links with i saw he said that it was one of his longstanding missions might pompei of that he said it was one of his longstanding missions to get countries not just for in europe but around the world whose citizens of travel to fight for i saw to get them to take them back of course it is a big security concern for a lot of people yet stoltenberg did say that. this situation on the ground remained fragile now he didn't talk about evacuating civilians he was talking about the military operation the ongoing military operation which might pompei or himself said america had had hoped wouldn't happen now he's boasting that they've managed to get this ceasefire but he did accept that there had been some fighting on the ground on friday he said. that the u.s. would actually opposed the u.s. action in the 1st place while on friday not far from here at the european council leaders there is you just statement condemning turkey's action calling that it's a hoax its military operations immediately and to respect humanitarian she's cute rather to respect human rights and particu

secretary of state a large wedge of parmesan cheese encounter happened during a photo op between mike pompei and italy's prime minister in rome on wednesday. was ambassador there as i was a as the as he was and we have asked the journalist who handed the cheese to pompei about what was behind her gesture usa market is very important from italian export because it's something a 12 percent of our all export so. i was stored there if they taste a little be they all very gentle they would never eat any other cheese i just wanted to tell them look that's what you could lose if you put duties on our products. the new tariffs could come into force as soon as october 18th and will include a 10 percent levy on european aircraft and 25 percent of popular food items like scotch whiskey and french cheese brussels as warned that it is ready to retaliate if the u.s. decides to impose w.t.r. authorize counter measures it will be pushing the e.u. into a situation where we will have no other option than to do the same the u.s. trade office says it expects to enter talks with the you in a bid to resolve the d

secretary of state mike pompei said there was still quote a lot of work to be done to build trust and improve relations. well the meeting was perhaps ill fated from the off the same day it was announced north korea said it had tested a submarine launched nuclear capable missile the pentagon then fired its own intercontinental ballistic missile in response the u.s. is yet to comment on the breakdown of talks. french terrorism prosecutors have said they suspect the perpetrator of thursday's deadly night from page at a party as police station of adhering to an extreme interpretation of islam. yes you want the investigation has revealed the perpetrator was in contact with several individuals likely to belong to the salafist an islamist movements in addition testimony indicates that he did hear to a radical vision of islam this knife attack was a catastrophe that shook paris to its core the assailant was a 45 year old michael harp and who had worked at a police station for 15 years and all that time the police who are tasked with preventing such attacks had no suspicions of haarp and would

the scrolls is fascinating but what sequence will they give us that we don't know i mean this is pompei and like is that herculaneum the whole area around there there's a lot that we could learn we don't have a lot of information because these scrolls were carbonized like i said you couldn't get em to read them so it's kind of amazing now to see how that all pulls together so we have 1800 of these scrolls and as i slowly scan through them and everything gets analyzed oh it's so well that you're going to feel roger sitting there always we're going to study the process to best understand the future all right everybody that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world your left shoulder above the sword so you all i love you i am the world and on top of the people are watching all those hawks out there over great. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see the kids. and as a parent. i can come up with arguments and there's a lot of conflict within the game and between the 2 things most of the conflict i would say.

secretary of state mike pompei osaze a ceasefire in libya is a priority for washington he made those comments during a press conference in italy on wednesday meanwhile the former official spokesman for mamma gadhafi has spoken to r.t. is going underground about america's role in libya's collapse singling out one former u.s. secretary of state in particular. feel when you saw hillary clinton talk about gadhafi far from in those terms but the fact that basically. the real hillary clinton is a war criminal she knew what was happening in libya she understood and this was revealed in her e-mails that were leaked by wiki leaks she said very clearly that the charges against gadhafi where at least exaggerated and that the french were into this because of the libyan gold and because of their objection to what khadafi was doing in africa but she went along with that because she knew that with the collapse of libya they will have the states and europe a greater chance of controlling africa which they did. the americans now have many many military bases and they have increased and intensified th

scrolls is fascinating but what sequence will they give us you know we don't know i mean this is pompei and like is that herculaneum the whole area around there there's a lot that we could learn we don't have a lot of information because these scrolls were carbonized like i said you couldn't get em to read them so it's kind of amazing now to see how that all pulls together so when we have 1800 of these scrolls and as i slowly scan through them and everything gets analyzed you know it's so well that you're going to feel roger sitting there always we're going to study the process to best understand the future all right everybody that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we're not over we're above the sword so you all i love you i am the world and and on top of the hour we keep are watching all those hawks out there and over great. thanks. will. if you. mention. below just. in this connection to moment last am should ask for the last company and seeing and i'm interested today for the dutch pro who should commission she. branches just shoot on disk in the. asian. regio

secretary of state my pompei all had said there was still a lot of work to be done to build trust and improve relations contrary to north korea statement though washington has claimed the latest discussions were not a failure and allowed it to come up with a number of creative ideas in the run up to the meeting in north korea said it had tested a submarine launched nuclear capable missile the pentagon and then fired its own intercontinental ballistic missile in response political analyst. told us he did not expect the latest discussions to be successful. actually what the north korea expects and the only is expected this lifting of the sanctions against against them it's very reasonable it should demand do considering that the north korea never attacked anybody are definitely doesn't pose much to soothe to anybody in the region. or all these the lifting of the sanctions more to america is not willing to the united states is not willing to. even the go she on this point i don't. understand the war except for the beyond a boy these meetings and they go she should take place because at t

way back in 7980 a little volcano known as the suv vs erupted destroying cities like pompei in herculaneum it was then herculaneum some 2000 years later that archaeologists and 1800 higher ear scrolls that were carbonite. just by the volcanic volcanoes eruption because of that it's meant impossible to on the role of the scrolls and read them without destroying them well now an international team of researchers have discovered a way to digitally on ravel the scrolls using a technique that accelerates electrons to near 0 light speed creating light from infrared through the visible range and ultraviolet all the way up to x. rays so this light which by the way is 100000000000 with a b u times brighter than the sun can penetrate the scrolls and scan them on both sunlight here's a science for preserving and uncovering secrets of our past since the beginning of time. what was a 100000000000 retired only in times brighter than the sun now that's a low to me incredible that we can make something like that on this planet but being able to read the scrolls is fascinating to read what sequence will th

congress book bowling the chairman of 3 of the investigating house committees say any obstruction by pompei you will be considered illegal now north korea has far one missile from its east coast towards japan just hours after saying it would resume nuclear talks with the u.s. on saturday south korea and japan say they detected the launch from one sohn sold says it's possible it was launched from a submarine which would be the 1st this year and iraq's prime minister says that n. korea will be opened after 2 people were killed during violent nationwide protests another $200.00 people were injured as police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at demonstrators the protests against war against unemployment and poor basic services rallies took place in several cities including not just nasiriyah and the capital of baghdad. russia might be known for its vodka but it seems that fear and fear if it's people are drinking it and you study by the world health organization has recorded a 43 percent drop in alcohol consumption from 2003 to 16 it's being attributed to a government push to change drinking ha

congress bullying the chairman of 3 of the investigating house committees say any obstructions by pompei will be considered illegal. the british prime minister boris johnson's expected to lay out what downing street says is his final offer breck's it could involve customs checks on the island of ireland if you to give a speech in the next couple of hours at the conservative party conference in manchester in the north of england peru's vice president has resigned 24 hours after congress nominated messages of a jaros as interim president president martin the visit carter's decision to dissolve congress on monday provoked protests in the capital lima and opposition accusations of him being a dictator and arielle says she hopes her decision will lead to elections to resolve peru's worst political crisis for decades all right check today those are the latest headlines coming up next this is your talk to al-jazeera. what guarantees will you give to the people will be attending the manana workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone it's also terrorizing we meet with global

secretary of state mike pompei oh and the chairman of 3 of the house committees investigating trumps the links with ukraine have accused each other of intimidating witnesses. her police and military chiefs say that they still support martin vickery's president this fight the opposition controlled congress voting to suspend him from office it's got to dissolve congress on monday and the building is now being guarded by police after congress itself to find the order they continued to sit symbolically swearing in his vice president as the nation's new leader the right wing opposition has a long standing feud with his scatter over his attempts to tackle corruption but he still has widespread public support. where the winners here are the people not to be scum are the people and the people who've been looting for the complex to close it in his cabin is a courageous man and that's why we support him. before of peru's most recent presidents have been embroiled in corruption inquiries involving the brazilian construction giant or the break the daughter of disgraced former president of bet of

to read the scrolls is fascinating but what secrets will they give us we don't know i mean this is pompei and like i said herculaneum the whole area around there there's a lot that we could learn we don't have a lot of information because these scrolls were carbonized like i said you couldn't get him to read them so it's kind of amazing now to see how that all pulls together so we have 1800 of these scrolls and i slowly scan through them and everything gets analyzed. what almost so well that you're going to we're just sitting there always we're going to study the past through best understand the future all right everybody about is our show for today remember everyone in this world we are not over here love the job so i tell you all i love you i am the world and and on top of a lot of people are watching all those hawks out there and over great. fun . just look. at this connection to moment last and ask for the last company and seeing and on the today for the rights promotion commission soon. branching shoestrings shoot on disk in the. asian community among. legion mom. and i know you guys

vice president mike pence and the secretary of state mike pompei oh well traveled to turkey to push for a cease fire they come armed with president trump's threat of more sanctions if they're ignored but that's unlikely to sway president earlier on in an address to his act party he said he won't be influenced by foreign intimidation. we learned that you think that it is good to know. all the suggestions and threats we're not going to accept a thing that has been clear from the stop by at the church we want this terror organization of moved from our borders when the zone for man bitched at the iraqi border and we established this 35 kilometer deep safe zone this operation will end but up until reaching this point no power can stop us. also defended the operation against critics who say civilians are in the line of fire he says turkey has never and will never commit a civilian massacre c.b.s. cut down a good mix drugs or those have been that if you want to see civilian casualties look at the streets of palestine where muslims are killed in the streets you want to see civilian massacres lo

secretary of state mike pompei and why as president mike pence are on their way to turkey to push for a cease fire in northeastern syria a delegation hoping to meet president of the on but he's insisting that the offensive won't end until his objectives are met. turkish forces and kurdish fighters a still battling in the strategic border town of ross on and meanwhile syrian troops have entered the border town of bani as turkey tries to establish that so-called safe zone and northeast and syria. and the president of spain. torah has called for an immediate halt to violent clashes that have rocked barcelona for a 3rd night the protests followed the jailing of mine separatist leaders on monday . let's get more our top story now on diplomatic pressure on turkey to hold its offensive has and 10 bought president at the one remains defiant cynical siona has more from the ball. it's been more than a week since turkey launched its military operation in syria. a campaign against the syrian kurdish group and the white. turkey stays the y.p. g. is the syrian branch of the kurdistan workers' party

secretary of state mike pompei i was in athens for the meeting the agreement establishes a new u.s. base near the turkish border the prime minister of greece used the visit to urge the u.s. to use its influence to defuse tensions with turkey over cyprus it comes as nato member turkey continues to develop closer relations with russia including the controversial purchase of the russian made s. $400.00 missile system the united states is eager to go a partnership with greece on a range of energy issues for the sake of your prosperity and a stable eastern mediterranean region last march i met with the leaders of cyprus greece and israel jerusalem we free countries with free markets want to achieve energy security together we want to make sure that rules govern international exploration of the mediterranean sea its energy resources and that no country can hold europe hostage. syria is warning of all out war should turkey carry through with the threat to strike a government controlled area east of the euphrates river a turkish president. says the military operation would clear the region

secretary of state why pompei a says he's optimistic that the ceasefire will hold despite the signs of shelling early on friday there was some activity today but we also saw some very posit that given the beginnings of the coordination that we will be required the reason this couldn't happen instantaneously is there was a great deal of cordon nation that had to take place so that there can in fact be a safe withdrawal of the white p.g. fighters that are inside of the turkish controlled area that is covered by the agreement and we're hopeful in that hours ahead that both both the turks who were part of the agreement alongside of us as well as the white b.g. fighters in the region will take seriously the commitments that they made and that we will actually achieve within the next now 96 hours the commitments that were laid out in paragraphs one through 13 of the agreement. well let's get more on this pledge on by cost fund and rob van jones he's live for us and the u.s. capitol so the secretary of state and the president's very much on the same page about the cease fire all but there is