in many ways sinatra was better for sammy davis, then sammy davis was for sinatra.they had something that went on behind closed doors , they were able to metamorphosis it into something that was a double act in american entertainment. >> i listen to sinatra on the radio station. and sometimes they'll play vegas and the rat pack. it in on the unbelievable condescending way that dean martin and sinatra treated sammy davis . >> there's 20 minutes in the documentary about that. i think it's unresolvable. oddly enough. to fill you in if you do not know. the rat pack work to italians, a ju , and an african-american the converted to judaism. and the son-in-law of the president. a lot of their humor was very hard hitting. and not only because sammy was black , but he was the youngest of the group. and he was physically short. he was picked on a lot, dean martin used to pick him up and say want to thank the naacp forgive me this tremendous award. the documentary and really does not come down on any side. because with whoopi goldberg and billy crystal, who are sensitive to th

in many ways, he was better for sammy davis than sammy davis was for sinatra. they had something that went on behind closed doors. they were able to metamorphose into great entertainment. >> how do you deal with -- i listen to sirius sinatra on the radio station and sometimes they'll play stuff in vegas and sammy davis jr. is there and the unbelievable con descending way that sinatra treats sammy davis jr. do you deal with that? >> it's an unresolvable issue. to fill you in, the rat pack were two italians, a you and an african-american who converted to judaism, right, and the son-in-law of the president. and a lot of their humor was very hard hitting. because sammy was not only black, but was the youngest of the group and had -- was physically short, he was picked on a lot. there are all sorts of things. dean martin used to pick him unand say i want to thank the naacp for giving me this tremendous award. oh, cut that out. ha ha ha. the documentary doesn't come down on any side, because whoopi goldberg and billy crystal who would be sensitive to that say in the

sammy davis idolized sinatra, and in many ways, sinatra was better for sammy davis been sammy davis was for sinatra, but they had something that went on behind closed doors. they were able to sort of e into something that was considered a great double act in american entertainment. >> i listened on your radio station, and sometimes the rat pack will be there, sammy davis junior, and in an unbelievably condescending way that dean martin and sinatra would treat sammy davis, jr. -- are 20 minutes in the documentary about that. to fill you in if you do not know, the rat pack were two anlians, a jew, and african-american that converted to judaism, and the son-in-law of the president. a lot of their humor was very --d-hitting, it was because because sammy was not only black, but the youngest of the had, was physically short. he was picked on a lot, and dean martin used to pick him up, and would like to thank the naacp for giving this tremendous award. oh, cut that out. ha ha ha. does not comey down on that side, because whoopi goldberg and billy crystal, who are a sensitive to that, that is t

sure enough, sammy who was a wrap at the packrat no pun intended -- sammy who was a packrat, no pun intended, that was like el dorado for us. we were doing all of that and the next day we were flying to las vegas to interview jerry lewis. i'm sure you all know this but if you've ever gone through any kind of scrapbook or whatever and have yellowed paper and stuff to it leaves the detritus on the ground. after two days in the storage lockers with fluorescent lighting drinking endless cups of coffee, send back a. there was so much detritus on the floor and all the sudden i was picking stuff up and there was a card and it said cros on it and this was a big nightclub where sammy made his big breakthrough in 1951 and jerry lewis was in the audience. it was the kind of thing you find on it table. these were jerry lewis's notes, the night he saw sammy davis junior saying to you talk in a fake british accent, it doesn't make any sense, you treat your father's uncle like the props, they're not and the next day we took it and were able to say to jerry lewis, have you seen this. and he said no he had a

the young family she has a small bedroom 3 others sleep in the living room and whole sammy's husband has to work 2 jobs while she takes care of their daughter to escape the tiny space she spends most of the afternoons with her daughter at the playground downstairs. i am a base fortunately we don't have any serious conflicts most of my friends have regular fights with their in-laws because of the lack of space i suppose i mean well by the way our. young people in hong kong find it almost impossible to rent they don't buy a flat or rent for a 25 square meters or 2 you can easily cost 2000 euros per month an average salary and to change. this is one of the factors fueling young people's pangan the current crises get it and it's just a train our government has come up with a grand plan to solve the city's housing problem with. reclaiming a land of about a 130 head tariff nans from the scene. and this small bay is just the beginning 3 artificial islands are supposed to follow a total of $1700.00 hectares they would be the biggest such islands in the world. we are expecting that is. a wide

all right let's leave it there and take that to sammy because we've got 2 competing narratives haven't we essentially as ever in the region but one thing that i think most people will be able to agree upon and that is that tension has now ratcheted up significantly there are fears of a wider conflict how far would you say those fears justified. i think 1st of all we have to remember that every time there is an israeli election coming up there is always an uptick in violence whether that's blasting the palestinians with strikes or whether it is blasting another common threat netanyahu survives because he tells the israelis that there is a common threat and he's not too far from the truth this is the language of the occupier at the end of the day that we took people's land and they will want it back so we have to make sure that we stick together in order to push them away over the iranians are a threat what i think is this is not new this is not the beginning this is the beginning this is part of the war that is ongoing under the covers while trump and the iranians have this staring matc

you are doing a uk tourabout sammy danced at the bbc.n the west end stage and they have never been there before.|j are on the west end stage and they have never been there before. i have done west end shows and again it was never going to be a forward movement on that side of my career. there was not really anything i could do in the west end because i had already done it and i could only go for something that would push me and strictly was the job. it was the only light entertainmentjob where you could go on and do showbiz. for me the challenge was could i still do it? just dancing. that was the challenge for me. the sammy davis junior challenge is what do you do after strictly? it is the biggest show on telly. where will i ever get to practice or enjoy musical theatre or live stage work? it is very difficult. when i first started at the bbc there were 20 light entertainment shows a week with 12 dancers. it was littered with musical theatre. unfortunately that isa musical theatre. unfortunately that is a bit expensive to do as you can s

catch up with all the sports news concerts here thank you very much sammy woman to see knighted have got their english premier league campaign underway by thrashing at chelsea marcus rush the start for united the england international scored twice as they ran out of 4 nil winners at old trafford united are looking for a better season this time around they finished outside the top 4 last season and haven't won the league since 2013 well earlier leicester played out a draw against wolves an arsenal kicked started their campaign where when they're here in america scoring and their one nil away win over newcastle. the world. is will be jealous for us. we know at least difficult each match. but i think we deserve it. to american athletes face sanctions are so they made political protests during their gold medal ceremonies at the pan american games in peru. when perry raised her fist at the end of the u.s. anthem after her throw she later said that somebody has to stand for all the injustices going on in america and fence a raise in boden that need touring the medal ceremony for the team's

and that's always full for mandy back to sammy thanks so much. well back to it for me too and for this news we'll be back with another phobos enough news coming up from london in just a moment so stay with us here not 0. it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant or to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving is going to be good seafood by nature is a hybrid bonding sometimes for it was raised using production drugs like you know about expect are not approved for use in us the f.d.a. simply isn't testing enough on the imported market to really find all of these pilots present the techno at this time on al-jazeera. new leaders place children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year olds his mother is dead her father is gone killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors this is a least you home an overcrowded refugee camp of 23000 people surrounded by armed militia groups celine wants answers she

that's right sammy use you mentioned their flights have been resuming but there's a danger of them slowing down and being disrupted once more we've been seeing crowds of protesters gathering in the past couple of hours here on this tuesday afternoon in fact there's so many people here with their devices it's very difficult at the moment to get a signal out and you may lose this at some point just want to forewarn you but there are protesters on both levels once more of this departure the terminal number one this is the arrival hall where they have their ongoing sit in trying to tell arriving passengers all about their cause what they are complaining about but also more specifically about what they say has been the uptick in a surge in what they say is police brutality especially in some of the more recent demonstrations that have been broken up by the police but all focus now all attention is on this level that we're on at the moment this is a departure level because we've had a calls go out to throughout the day on various social media platforms for protesters to come up here as they did

yes it has sammy just to put you in the picture most of the violence that you were referring to took place a few hours ago outside the government offices which in the same content the compound you have the legislative council building which is the parliament of hong kong that's where you saw the clashes take place then the protest is left there came less than a kilometer to an area close to the headquarters of the hong kong police and behind me you may be able to see the small ring remains of a barricade that they had set up they set fire to that barricade it was quite a large blaze that was burning for some time before the fire crews were able to get through the large number of protesters that were on the other side of the fire from where we're standing eventually able to put that plays out riot police and came down the street with their water cannon trucks as well and have gone across the remains of that barricade where the fire was and of pushing the protest is further away we're not sure where the protest is have gone from our vantage point where they've gone to another location

back to sammi. thanks so much marion now the world food program says it will start distributing food again to people in the capital un deliveries to hundreds of thousands and stopped in june over concerns aid was being diverted deliveries are being resumed after an agreement was reached between the world food program and the fighters un general secretary spokesman says the positive steps have been welcomed. of peace said. we will resume food distribution following the festival for the 850000 people in sana city who have not received food rations from devon a.f.p. for the last 2 months w f p is also beginning to roll out a smart car driven beneficiary management system that will register 9000000 people in areas of yemen controlled by the sun abased authorities these vital measures provide for the protection.

will have more from london later on in the news hour back to sammy and. yes thanks mary and well a former catholic cardinal in australia is expected back in court in the coming hours to find out whether he's successfully appealed against his jail term for child sexual abuse your old pal was sentenced to 6 years in prison in march for abusing 2 choir boys when he was archbishop of melbourne 20 years ago for giora gains be reports. cardinal george pell is the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of child sex offenses after the 12 members of the jury in melbourne believe the word of a victim over that of the former archbishop that you know is that the 78 year old said the jury's verdict was unreasonable and argued the defense was blocked from showing a video in their closing argument louise milligan who has written a book about the cardinal knows one of his victims this is pain and ignore mostly difficult process for all of the people he made complaints to come forward and to to go through you know being cross-examined at trial about

jr, jimlude sammy davis and tammy faye baker, and muhammad ali. this talk was part of a two-day conference called remaking american political history. welcome. thank you for attending our discussion on this beautiful friday afternoon. i will have to compete with the outdoors. and hopefully will convince

well that's it for me with sports and back over to sammy dying so much there. for this news out back in a moment with another phobos and so do stay with us. on counting the cost this week we check the pulse of the global economy that age of populist governments is the independence of central banks comes under threat and the other intended consequences of trumps trade off plus the i.m.f. warns of the missteps of brigs its own trade is counting the cost on al-jazeera. an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees. but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal problems. smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world but with more than 12000 structures lost in the wildfires concerns remain about long term accommodations jobs and medical care. local officials say there isn't enough housing stock available. and new perspective can change a wild. for one chin is even b

that could possibly be will continue to walk down this way if you can stick without pictures well sammy just in case the area you're talking about is further down here this legislative council complex is huge to big government buildings it takes up basically a whole block so this again was where that battle took place where walking now away from the riot police at this in towards the remaining protesters and i say remaining lightly because it's not like this just a few of them there are still thousands on the streets i can't see the area that you're referring to but. up here and if we turn the corner list we may not have time for that right now but that is the area where they went into the parliament building on july the 1st so that could be part of the complex where they're attempting to go and again again i can't see that no evidence of it just yet i just want to repeat though that even though the syria is clear there is a huge crowd still down here. a lot of noise. and i suspect that they probably formulating a plan now they've been very fluid as we've been reporting time and time ag

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let's get some analysis on the story now we have mollica vera sammy with us she's a researcher at prelims humboldt university she's an expert on sustainability and conservation and she's currently researching how to prevent the 4 station hi molokai thank you for joining us and put this into context for us how significant is the situation that we're seeing on the ground in the amazon right now as you just pointed out you know this is an 80 percent increase from normal levels and i think the forest fire manifestations of the governance level. issues in brazil right now that's encouraging organized crime and killing of indigenous people. in 2018 we saw that every week 3 indigenous people that's every week being killed for protecting their and suster land so. so what that means is that. these 5 years have huge implications for biodiversity and the people living in the forests i do want to ask you more about the governance but tell us what those implications are 1st of all for biodiversity why is this such an important land as you know the amazon basin is very rich in bad diversity and has imp

let's get some analysis on the story now we have mollica vera sammy with us she's a researcher at berlin's humboldt university she's an expert on sustainability and conservation and she's currently researching how to prevent the 4 station high molokai thank you for joining us and put this into context for us how significant is the situation that we're seeing on the ground in the amazon right now as you just pointed out you know this is an 80 percent increase from normal levels and i think the forest fires i'm on the frustrations of the governance level. issues in brazil right now that's encouraging organized crime and killing of indigenous people. in 2018 we saw every week free indigenous people that's every week being killed for protecting their and suster land so so what that means is that. these 5 years have huge implications for biodiversity and the people living in the forests i do want to ask you more about the governance but tell us what those implications are 1st of all for biodiversity why is this such an important land as you know the amazon basin is very rich in bad diversity an

bond stands today, in the usa, sammy my uncle sammy, here comes the freedom man, to buy a share freedomoday! sam, by a bond today. >> look at that. i want you to seize your attention on the image here. for the defense by the united states saving bond, and stamps. u.s. treasury this is a minuteman soldier, this is from the revolutionary war days. they said, you know we have to impress upon you some people that this world war ii that we are involved in now, is just as important a fight for freedom is independent as a revolutionary war in 1776. if you want to be in that grand tradition of the patriots of 1776 when you have to do your part for defense and by united states saving bonds and stamps. this was a very prevalent symbol , around the country. advertising the need, to buy savings bonds and stamps here it even made its way, into the first issue of wonder woman's own magazine. this is a panel, from a story of the end of the story of one of the adventures wonder woman have in wonder woman number one. and wonder woman said, when you see these minutemen posters, boys and girls remember, h

better off than a lot of others the farming areas we had here been completely destroyed by the floods sammy is one of at least 190000 people who've been forced out of their homes due to rains and floods in the past 3 weeks across the country. 17 of sudan's 18 states have been affected and more than 20000 homes have been destroyed people living along the banks of the nile river have suffered the most because of the floods or dreamt it has become a largely empty town with most of its houses either partially underwater or completely destroyed many of the people here have sought shelter at a nearby camp and those who remain are waiting to leave with their belongings as well. those who have moved to the camp say they're worried about how long they'll have to stay there are warnings there now could continue to swell. we're now in a camp that we don't own anything i have left with only one of my children i can't continue to live in a camp where there are little services in the army we don't want i had already thing but for the government to give us a pot of land to stay on to give us lands to comp

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what the turks wanted but it's looks like for the moment that's what they'll have to make do with sammy all right thanks so much bernard smith there from antarctica and that is the managing editor of the english language newspaper daily star bar he joins us by skype from istanbul good to have you with us so it seemed like the turkish russian dynamic was heading into some kind of spiraling deterioration because of what's going on in england has that been turned around do you think by this meeting. i mean from the get go of arrogance of royalty also we can see that. it's significantly positive between president are a lot of president who did. give you know with regards to defense. messages they have expressed or by that rule. and then other relations of course we are we are aware of that disagreement between the 2 of you know russia when it comes to the assad regime when it comes to developments in it. however the fact that the 2 leaders are still on the negotiating table the talks are still continuing and there's also another hearing scheduled for. mid september . on the syrian issue bet

i'm sammy's a than this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up brazil's president says things in the amazon rain forest returning to normal but fires continue to burn in the 1st for hong kong protests police used water cannon to disperse anti government demonstrators. and too scared to return home run the refugees demand better rights before they'll go back 2 years after fleeing to bangladesh. we begin with the g. 7 summit in france their arms foreign minister zarif has made an unexpected visit to berates he was just in france a few days ago mazing president emanuel macron who's been trying to revive the nuclear deal the u.s. pulled out of that deal last year the treasurer has more from the ritz. donald trump in a somber mood is your right for talks at the g 7 the u.s. president facing hostility from some leaders over differences on several international issues but as the meetings began it seemed common ground on iran has achieved the french president too so sting the summit said g 7 leaders agreed that he should talk to iran on their behalf you know in discussion we had a discus

unless it is full for me i will have more later on so many thanks sammy had to update your just a few moments and i was in syria that's it for me thanks for watching i'll see again by fire. an estimated 100000 lives cruelly ended over a century ago. a distant past not to the descendants of the sultan. a tale of colonialism and racial supremacy unravels in the quest for justice and recognition of the sacrifices of tribal people in the middle of. the skulls of my people a witness documentary on al-jazeera. a society's progress is dependent on the quality of its experts being eat more and find professionals a top priority is to wide awake at new generation to study find new teaching methods are infusing thai students to become the agents of change taking them out of the classroom to solve problems in their local communities level education inspiring science timeline at this time on the edges if. they call this bleeding the tree. first substance the world is addicted to now at the center of a global trade war. it's latex in its purest form found in tires phones toothbrushes satellites or

all right let's leave it there and take that to sammy because we've got 2 competing narratives haven't we essentially as ever in the region but one thing that i think most people will be able to agree upon and that is that tension has now ratcheted up significantly there are fears of a wider conflict how far would you say those fears justified. i think 1st of all we have to remember that every time there is an israeli election coming up there is always an uptick in violence whether that's blasting the palestinians with strikes or whether it is blasting another common threat netanyahu survives because he tells the israelis that there is a common threat and he's not too far from the truth this is the language of the occupier at the end of the day that we took people's land and they will want it back so we have to make sure that we stick together in order to push them away over the iranians are a threat what i think is this is not new this is not the beginning this is the beginning this is part of the war that is ongoing under the covers while trump and the iranians have this staring matc

back to sammi. thanks so much marion now the world food program says it will start distributing food again to people in the capital un deliveries to hundreds of thousands and stopped in june over concerns aid was being diverted deliveries are being resumed after an agreement was reached between the world food program and the fighters un general secretary spokesman says the positive steps have been welcomed. of peace said. we will resume food distribution following the festival for the 850000 people in sana city who have not received food rations from devon a.f.p. for the last 2 months w f p is also beginning to roll out a smart car driven bin if you cheri management system that will register 9000000 people in areas of yemen controlled by the sun abased authorities these vital measures provide for the protection and privacy of the people w f p service and the independence of humanitarian operations. yemen's houthi rebels say the younger brother of their leader abdul malik unhealthy is being killed th

coalition with each country now appearing to back opposing sides sammy the is the editor in chief of international interest and he blames the un for the escalating violence. the u.n. is the biggest contributor to the disaster in yemen more so than saudi arabia more so to the u.a.e. the reason why is because when the both these took some eye in the beginning the original coup against the government came about from a national dialogue that united all of the parties instead of the un telling the truth these who are waiting for 2 weeks to see what the international nation international community reaction would be the u.n. basically said to the movies if you can clear up the mess and do a government we're recognizing the wonderful things couldn't do it the u.n. started to bring the parties to the table that had the most power and try to essentially do away with the international recognize government and try to form some sort of government that all of the parties would agree on essentially destroyed the original dialogue and try to do a new one by doing this it sent a clear message essenti

how it has lots of parking and even apparently this is a plus point for world leaders it has bowling sammy. you know you can't wait to go there and cover it next year thanks so much shane's pays. the. other disputes in kashmir came up on the sidelines of the g. 7 summit president says he discussed the situation there with india's prime minister nuri and modi. the problems. with that. will be able to. talk about it with. a modi says no mediators are need. to solve the crisis in kashmir. all issues between india and pakistan are bilateral and that's why we don't trouble other countries over these issues and i'm confident india and pakistan who will one before 947 can discuss problems between ourselves and resolve them pakistan's prime minister emraan can address the nation saying he's been unable to reach an agreement with india on kashmir. they defied all the u.n. security council resolutions they've been against the law they want to get on supreme court and high court's decisions those who are the founding fathers like. they win against the promises made by prime minister to the people of

on sammy's a dam this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up in sudan a judge is formally charged deposed president ahmed bashir with corruption and illegal use of fun fun. nearly 2000000 people who call india how denied citizenship raising status notice. the dark cloud you see behind me is actually smoke i'm to see a new one in the reserve in bolivia where out of control forest fires are destroying all the wildlife in their path. hong kong is seeing some of its most violent clashes in weeks as protesters took to the streets in defiance of a police ban you're looking at live pictures from one child district where the 2 sides remain locked in a standoff that was after a major confrontation outside the government headquarters earlier protesters threw bricks. petrol bombs the police who responded with tear gas and water cannon why in hay has more from hong kong. said today started out very peacefully we had big numbers taking to the streets of hong kong defying a police ban with many many people marching around different parts of the city in protest but then things have taken a signi

hello i'm sammy's a and this is outrageous there are live from dolls so coming up yemen's government says it's recaptured a then in 5 thing that's deepened the rift between allies. hamas policemen are buried after being killed in gaza suicide attacks blamed on isilon that supporters. plus column address can determine a life span we look at the gap between rich and poor. in the us. being called a constitutional outrage and the political coup the u.k. prime minister bars johnson is suspending parliament until the middle of october this would leave his opponents very little time to prevent the threat of a no deal breakers it but johnson supporters say it's a decisive move that respects the referendum verdict 3 years ago lawrence lee reports from london bricks it was is and remains an idea about the british parliament taking back control of the agenda setting its own laws and making its own rules so what to make of the decision by the new prime minister to block it from sitting at all for a 5 week period at the most crucial moments in the entire process. with one eye on a very possible n

the fight is best of luck to those athletes on sunday all right well that's it for me back over to sammy thank you so much. well that's it for this news hour will be back in a moment with more of the day's news that's coming up from london so stay with us. in the next episode of techno the team travels to the heart of the amazon. where we are now should be reinforced to investigate illegal gold mining mercury has a very unique characteristic of finding the gold for a miner it's almost like magic and the technology being used to expose its devastating impact and so what we end up doing is imaging the forest in very high fidelity street techno all knowledge is evil. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to al-jazeera talk to al-jazeera we ask what guarantees will you give to the people will be attending them and i'm a workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone who is also terrorizing me we meet with global newsmakers and talk about

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as we go through the afternoon it is 4 pm local time tuesday here the next hour or 2 will tell us sammy whether hong kong international airport stays open and operating or whether as yesterday it was actually brought to a standstill carol-ann the chief executive must be hoping that it will not lead to a repeat of yesterday given her strong wards at that press conference right. not salute the i mean she said i suppose quite typically that yes it is damaging the economy which everybody knows it is very serious. everybody from the government to also the students know that this is where you can really hit home kong where it hurts is closing down its international airport this could well be taking things to a new level but we keep hearing that things are at a crisis point where the knife say this baby could be one of those things that sends us over the edge but it has to be said that as far as the authorities are concerned here there are still other things that say the police have in their arsenal that they could use if they wanted to get tougher if they wanted to try to crack down for examp

safety of their children so they are frustrated about what's going on just across the border behind me sammy in hong kong so obviously a very personal take on it but overall that's kind of the feeling we've been getting from people in cent in mainland china is that they're frustrated because they they don't have the freedom that the people in hong kong do so they don't quite understand this process of doing the protesting that's been going on sami. there from shands. has overshadowed the muslim holiday of aid in indian administered kashmir hundreds of people came out to protest against new delhi's decision to strip its autonomy they marched on the streets of the capital srinagar defying a security clampdown in place for more than a week. has more from delhi. it's the muslim holy day of even street the largest city in india that ministered to me under the tightest security you know week. 10 prayers but only mosques. a peaceful protest followed. meetings. at the indian government's decision to reform their autonomy to the muslim on oh dear god you know what their limbs there were 2 days which

while this is not now it is the escalation zone this area is now controlled by syrian regime forces sammy right now take us through as well a line that syrian kurdish fighters say they're going to pull back from the border with turkey. that's quite significant given to his plans to create some kind of buffer zone right. yeah this is the 1st time we've been given figures on the sort of depth of any sort of zone going into syrian territory syrian kurdish fighters say they're pulling back to as much as 17 kilometers from the turkish syrian border in to syria they're only pulling and they're pulling out their heavy weapons and their fighters but they're only pulling back from the countryside not from the cities or the towns so those syrian kurdish controlled towns right on the syria turkey border will remain having syrian defense force fighters in it it's much less than turkey wanted turkey wanted those fighters right back as much as 30 kilometers into syrian territory but this is a deal that is apparently seemingly been brokered between the united states and the syrian forces syrian defense

economy and given that i think we're likely to see scenes like this in the days and weeks to come sammy in a day and they'll be about a week between parliament reconvening and being suspended what sort of moves should we expect bars johnson's opponents to make from those days. well they are talking about civil disobedience as well blocking bridges and roads and the like we haven't seen that particularly where i am but beyond that there are legal actions in the courts both here in london in the coming week but also in scotland and northern ireland by a whole range of people some of them members of parliament some of them lawyers saying that what boris johnson is doing is on constitutional in scotland they've demanded that he produce a statement under oath stating his reasons for suspending parliament because he defense secretary was caught on microphone admitting basically that it was a political gambit to try to stop its opponents in parliament they're going to try when they reconvene on tuesday to seek legislation possibly forcing the government to get to an extension to article 50 if

thank you very much indeed as well from europe and i'll be back with more news later now it's over to sammy and. bank so much on now the disputed kashmir came up on the sidelines of the g. 7 summit president trump says he discussed the situation with india's prime minister nuri and the modi has been anger in indian administrate kashmir since new delhi revoked the region's semi autonomous status earlier this month from offered to mediate between india and pakistan but he's been back tracking on that. while we are there. the problem is. that only. those with the back of. the world be able to do something. about it when we. are. all issues between india and pakistan are bilateral and that's why we don't trouble other countries over these issues and i'm confident india and pakistan who were one before 947 can discuss problems between ourselves and resolve them. until vora has more from new delhi. indian officials have a reason to be pleased with water president trump said today earlier he said the situation in kashmir is explosive and that he would like to mediate to do something when it came t

for moe, i want to bring and sammy greater in l.a. the president heading to the camera right now to speak to the press. we will bring that as we get it. there he is right now. president trump: the economy is incredible. the consumer above all else is doing incredibly. so, go ahead. any questions? >> [inaudible] president trump: i think we're going to have a very long period of wealth and success. other countries are doing very poorly. china is doing very poorly. intoariffs have bittnen china but the reporters do not want to make it look that way but they do not understand what is happening. the tariffs we have taken in close to $6 billion in tariff money. the consumer has not paid for that. at some point they may have to pay something. they understand that. who really understands that is the farmer. they know that we had to do something about china and we are doing something about china. that being said, i think we are having very good discussions with china. we will see what happens. we had a deal and he decided not to make it. now i

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that finger of fog in berkeley and richmond, breeze keeping you 73, 74, sammy in oakland.t to hit upper 70s and 80s hercules and fremont, castro valley. 89 in san ramon. really? in walnut creek. just put a 90 and join everybody else in the low- to mid-90s. it will be close. a look from the south beach. what you're seeing right here is an activity planner that talks about small craft advisory we mentioned. if you're going to the beaches, cool and breezy except it's down in santa cruz. if you're going outside to beat the heat, pool or lake, strong sunshine. quick burn factor, a lot of things going on fremont. we've got the festival of the arts. 68 at 10:00 with lingering clouds. mid to upper 70s this afternoon. down to 72 by 6:00 when we close up shop. a little longer but starting later santa clara fair at 11:00, warmer 77, 86 at 3:00, near 80 at 7:00, 68 during the evening hours. we'll drop down temperatures in the mid-50s to 60s tonight with cloud cover and same amount of drizzle and mist as this morning. all right. the coast you're going to stay pretty much the same as yo

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