for britain, lots of activity in a number of major international organisations, the open —— which rajahuman rights council, there is a meeting today, there will be a meeting of the un security council later in the day. these are the preliminary steps in trying to galvanise some kind of international coalition. but the problem will be turning that sympathy, the words of sympathy into concrete actions. and that is actually going to be quite hard. they do. and that is actually going to be quite hard. they do. we can speak to our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas — who's in brussels. what she will get, which she has been hearing already, asjonathan was saying, strong statements of support. so we had the present —— donald tusk, who will be chairing the summit of eu leaders, including theresa may on thursday, she will be here in brussels —— brussels. he put out a tweet while speaking in finland, where he said that irrespective of brecht —— brexit and the tough negotiations there, he expressed full solidarity with theresa may in the face of what he called the brutal attack most likely

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be acceptance of the must murder in a free and raja in syria needs to cease the the and the propaganda of the turkish media in germany median and the supporters of the arab one regime must be stopped. in paris kurdish groups to know what they see as ethnic cleansing. it's just people around the world know what's going on. and they do accept not. these repeated attacks this genocide this ethnic cleansing of a people. it was. french president emanuel mccall has said that france and turkey will pursue quote deep and intense discussions about syria in the coming days. freed turkish german journalist and as you jail has told his supporters what it was like to spend a year and a turkish prison he was held without charge for a year and released only after german diplomats intervened but other journalists remain in prisons and turkey rights groups say it's part of a crackdown on independent media in the country. around a thousand of his supporters turned out to welcome dennis your child thanks it's his first public appearance in front of crowds on camera since he was released from a turkish pr

be acceptance of the must murder in a three and raja in syria needs to cease all of the the the propaganda of the turkish media in germany media and and of supporters of the arab one regime must be stopped. and have been. in paris kurdish groups to know what they see as ethnic cleansing. it's just people around the world know what's going on. and they do not accept. these repeated attacks this genocide has all this ethnic deep and intense discussions about syria in the coming days. and they joined by god to me i found vogue and boy journalists monitoring the situation and a friend who has spent time on the ground in the kurdish parts of syria thought to me or what is turkey's next step and after and there are rumors that are to one wants to send a governor to africa what exactly would that mean. i don't listen to say a few days ago that they're going to start ministration are saying they did this before us in other areas that they're captured from isis in both senses involved and lose so now they want to do the same in spain but the kurds are worried that this council will not be consists

to the acceptance of the must murder in a free and raja in syria needs to cease the the and the propaganda of the turkish media in germany median and of supporters of the arab one regime must be stopped. in paris kurdish groups denotes to what they see as ethnic cleansing. people around the world know what's going on. and they do not. after these repeated attacks this genocide this ethnic cleansing of a people. it was. french president the manual mccoll has said that france and turkey will pursue quote deep and intense discussions about syria in the coming days. meanwhile thousands of rebel fighters and civilians are pulling out of the pussy enclave of a strain near the syrian capital damascus fates of bosses have been lined up to transport those leaving along a corridor which has been cleared of barricades and explosives thousands of others have already moved out of the region i'm sure insurgents agreed to give up territory in return for being a lead to depart state television safe that the syrian army is advancing into areas previously held by the rebels and investigators looking into. s

be acceptance of the must murder in a free and raja in syria needs to cease all of the on the on the propaganda of the turkish media in germany median and of supporters of the arab one regime must be stopped. in paris kurdish groups denotes to what they see as ethnic cleansing. simple deal it's just people around the world know what's going on. and they do not accept these. repeated attacks this genocide this ethnic cleansing of a people. it. french president emmanuel mccall has said that france and turkey will pursue quote deep and intense discussions about syria in the coming days. i'm now joined by vladimir. a journalist want to turn the situation in africa and he's also spent time on the ground in the kurdish part of syria to me a thank you for joining us so we've just heard in the report tekkie has taken complete control of afrin and there are reports that the turkish president wants to send a governor there what would that mean. so this is not the first time to turkey to control the areas and northern syria in two thousand and sixteen they took control of a large part of northe

at best, she and her family might start living like raja, their neighbor, they survive with only water provided by the city, what flows through the tap remains contaminated. >> i know it's another crisis, but it's not going to impact our people. >> reporter: mark it down in the column labelled one more thing in the firestone, one more obstacle between what is and normalcy. >> i just want to go home. >>> the north bay wildfires inspired software developers so assemble emergency kits for people in disaster zones. abc7 news visited san francisco's moscone center where they put the kits together. some kids will go to p where people arecoueo rtri stil many basics following hurricane maria last year. >>> a man accused of driving his suv into several people at oakland international airport is expected in court tomorrow. juan pablo of oakland faces felony reckless driving charges, investigators say he did not have a license and they don't think he knew how to drive. pablo is accused of jumping a curb and crashing into the building. >>> also facing charges, the driver of a charter bus who offic

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republican he has been appointed by republicans to office so it's not a porter said question asked even raja's is a member of the donald j. trump for president advisory board he says parts of the f.b.i. actually relieved that trump is cleaning up the agency. i could tell you the agents i've talked to they're glad that the swamp is being drained they know those rank and file troops who work so hard know that their engine c. has been tarnished and weaponized and politicized by the upper echelon of that agency and they want him gone yes there really trump is in control because the economy is booming taxes have been reduced our military strong he's working very very hard with world leaders to bring countries together their country is very very strong and the people in this country so that your international audience understands they look at the russian investigation and all these investigations on the bottom of the peril they're worried about their quality of life and the president is delivering on his promises no chaos in the white house i don't believe he's going to fire robert muller but i can

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. >> my fellow guests, two of reggie's friends, raja bathil, a historian on the subject of shimla, andthis. >> that's quite understandable, actually. you've got 100 years of very, very intense history funneled into a very small place. >> this house used to house the secretary of state to the crown. >> what am i eating? this is eggs florentine. ♪ >> oh, that's good. >> this was a small town. >> small town with a very, very big government. >> shimla enjoys the unique distinction of having been the summer capital of india and surprisingly, it was the capital of burma during the war days. >> so here you have this tiny little village up on the hill connected to the rest of the world by a narrow mountain path, and they rule approximately a fifth of the human race for eight months every year. in today's context it would almost seem bizarre. ♪ >> mulligatawny soup. a classic example of what we think of as indian food in the west but not at all. this was originally a soup made by indian chefs to accommodate british tastes, is that correct? >> it was something what you would call halfway between

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big welcome to you both and raja, a former west wing staffer and interesting to note that you held the until recently rob porter also held in the trump administration. i'm curious, do you think any good could come of a clean reset at the white house? >> this sort of turnover is really unprecedented and, honestly, quite a contrast with the no drama obama mantra we had in the last administration. the real question that will emerge is whether this personnel chaos has any spillover. for example, in the last several weeks, we've seen two major policy announcements with respect to tariffs which seem somewhat less than coordinated. >> chris, the white house is in a state of chaos. let's take a listen to this. >> the white house has tremendous energy. it has tremendous spirit. it is a great place to be working. many, many people want every single job. you know, i read, oh, gee, maybe people don't want to work for trump and, believe me. everybody wants to work in the white house. yeah, there will be people. i'm not going to be specific. but there will be people that change. they always change.

the town of tired last week after news broke that a gunman had taken hostages twenty five year old raja one black team had been on a shooting spree in the name of eisel he'd killed three people including two men in the supermarket and it injured a police officer who'd been joking facts that beltran would have known when he volunteered to put down his weapon and take the place of the female hostage french police said black tim was radicalized and under surveillance but he wasn't considered a threat on tuesday the prime minister dismissed criticism by the opposition that the government's not doing enough to prevent such attacks research. those who say that this attack could have been avoided those who believe that the guarantees of french people as a residual risk i say to them so it's a mistake responsibility falls on naive she. more than two hundred forty people have been killed in attacks in france in the last three years each time many people in the country feel a sense of anger and despair in some found a reason to hope for tasha butler al-jazeera paris. still to come on this hour of

children and not guns well earlier we spoke to two guests with opposing views on gun control stephen raja's is a member of the donald j. trump the president advisory board and was a longtime f.b.i. agent he says that americans have the constitutional right to own guns but the problem we face here is that this is a massive effort to eliminate guns from law abiding citizens it might thirty eight years as a police officer who investigated violent crimes i've always heard from the who would always tell me if i had a weapon to protect myself i would have not had so it's a fish losing my very life so there should be reasonable regulations but i think there's enough on the books now for us to follow we have a constitutional right to bear arms now i would say reasonable regulations have background checks to make sure people who are deemed as mentally ill don't get those you know their hands on those weapons the bump stocks be eliminated that's fine but took time out right a constitutional amendment but steve perry who's a us educator and founder of capital prep schools in new york's harlem neighbor

here gentlemen we will have to leave it there because the clock has beaten us steve perry and steve raja's thank you both so much and thank you steve thank you. the eighth world water forum has wrapped up in the brazilian capital where more than three million people face water shortages they hope that replanting but station will help solve the problem. has the latest reports in our first series. there's plenty of water here about three hundred kilometers north of brazil in the national park brazil is a land of raging rivers and expansive lakes. it's outside the world to form in brasilia residents demonstrated over water rationing. and several national human rights organizations in a letter to the u.n. pointed out that thirty four million brazilians don't have access to clean running water for more than one hundred million have an adequate sanitation the water level at this time of the year the end of the rainy season should be up to about here but we can see if we went down to the water level that it is now the simply not enough water in this reservoir to see this region through for the re

elijah cummings and raja letter torthi sent a the white house asking for any documents linked to theon. after years of pushback, the nba is getting increasingly on board with sports betting and wants a cut when it is legalized in states across the country. nba commissioner adam silver spoke today at the bloomberg sports business summit here in new york. >> we know there's an enormous amount of underground sports betting going on, measured in the hundreds of billions of dollars in the united states alone. from an integrity standpoint and a regulatory standpoint, and also to strengthen federal jurisdiction and raise tax. it should be a regulated industry, so we are engaged in the discussion state-by-state right now. mark: global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. " --let: "what'd you miss mr. zuckerberg goes to washington. the facebook founder and ceo said he would be willing to testify, if he was the right person. >> what we tried to do is send the person who will have the most knowledge

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