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welcome back you were news i'm sarah kelly in berlin and our top story is the u.n. has slammed to the syrian government for risking hundreds of thousands of lives to target a few hundred fighters in eastern good stuff more than eight hundred civilians have died in recent fighting in the rebel held enclave. let's get more on that now with anna sophia branwen a little interesting wrinkle to the story because as we've seen there syria's brutal civil war is escalating but despite this apparently some politicians who are here in germany from the party the alternative for germany we know that they're relatively right when they say that these people have no need to a pipe for asylum within the country that they've apparently actually gone to syria tell us a little bit more about that because they've been posting about that on social media that's right there currently seven if the politicians on the ground in syria on a private trip and they say they want to paint a realistic picture of what life and syria is really like and they're actually doing that on social media with

news i'm sarah kelly and our top stories french police have shot a gunman who killed three people and help others hostage in a supermarket authorities say that the twenty six year old suspect was known to police and may have become radicalized despite their monitoring and the so-called islamic state have claimed responsibility for the violence and germany's chancellor angela merkel and french president manuel mccall have used the e.u. summit in brussels to reaffirm their commitment to free trade addressing the threat posed by tariffs imposed by washington they say that europe was prepared to respond to any protectionist. measures. well now tomorrow marks world tuberculosis day globally tb is one of the top ten deadliest diseases effective treatments came close to wiping it out in rich countries but it is now making a dangerous resurgence the main cause is the increase in the number of drug resistant strains of tuberculosis where the medicine used to treat it simply stops working official statistics say that a quarter of the world's population carries the tb infection there are an esti

sarah kelly is an associate professor in sports marketing and sports law at the university of queenslandisbane. welcome to the programme. we know the players involved are facing a huge backlash at the moment. qantas, they are a sponsor saying they may potentially pull out, they are disappointed by this behaviour. just how damaging has the scandal team and will they pull out? yes, it obviously had had far reaching consequences here in australia, among the australian public. i would say across the world, we are obviously seeing it has made headlines. it has been a huge fallout, it is i suppose a high watermark of what could go wrong in sport and sponsorship relationships. when it is cheating, when it involves integrity of the sport, the gravity of what is being done really does resonate with sponsors and sponsor does resonate with sponsors and sponsor brands who really are sponsor sponsor brands who really are sponsor ring the value than the brand image with the sponsoring, whether it eat cricket australia or whether it eat cricket australia or whether it eat cricket australia or whether i

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welcome back you're with news i'm sarah kelly in berlin our top stories former cattle and regional president carlos pushed him on is expected to appear in germany or today police arrested him as he tried to drive through germany on his way to belgium meanwhile some ninety people were injured in clashes that broke out in barcelona in the wake of his arrest. and the polls are open today in egypt for a three day presidential vote general turn to president sisi is expected to win in a landslide but authorities have still grahams up campaign efforts over worries that low voter turnout question the elections legitimacy. are going to take a look now back at the twenty eleven uprising in egypt the mass protests on cairo's tahrir square were at the heart of the movement that led to the overthrow of the former egyptian president hosni mubarak but that revolutionary movement ended in bloody suppression by the egyptian military and the old order was restored and our next report takes a look back at a time that was tumultuous through the eyes of an egyptian author and activist. nowadays it looks as thoug

news i'm sarah kelly in berlin our top stories south africa's chief prosecutor has said that he will charge former president jacob zuma with fraud racketeering and money laundering presidency was marred by accusations of corruption and he was forced out of office last month. and british foreign secretary boris johnson has accused russian president vladimir putin of personally ordering the poisoning of a former double agent in a british city britain had previously said only that the nerve agent originated in russia. and let's get more now on that story we are joined by conservative m.p. tom toucan hot the chairman of the parliament's foreign affairs committee he joins us from tonbridge a town in the south of england this evening thanks so much for being with us tom good to be with you now as we just heard earlier today foreign secretary boris johnson basically saying here that it is likely that the russian president vladimir putin personally ordered this poisoning does this attempted murder go to the top of russian politics what information points to that. well look i haven't seen it

welcome back you're with t w news i'm sarah kelly in berlin our top story germany's chancellor angela merkel has joined the leader of the social democrats just signing in coalition government into existence and it brings to it and almost six months the political uncertainty. of colombia's voters have decided and in the country's congressional election on sunday they handed victory to critics of the peace deal with former leftist rebels it was the first election for the former far rebel group and voter soundly rejected that's radical agenda the results now raise questions over the future of the deal that and did the decades long insurgency. a victory for the opponents of fuck even two k. campaigned heavily against a peace deal with the former rebels his democratic center party emerged as the strongest force in an election seen as a test of fox entry into colombian politics it was a catastrophic defeat for the new party which took less than one percent of the vote regardless fuck will still take ten seats in the senate guaranteed to them by the peace accord many colombians would prefer

welcome back news i'm sarah kelly and where let our top stories as british prime minister to resign madevisited the city where the former russian spy and his daughter were poisoned britain's allies have declared their support and best sound off with russia nato the u.s. france and germany are all rally. behind britain. well fake news has been one of the biggest buzz words of recent times although the term means different things to different people much of the discussion has focused on the spread of misinformation online tech giants like facebook and twitter have been implicated and are scrambling to find ways to react now you tube says it has a plan to tackle the conspiracy videos that frequently trend on the platform to find out more let's bring in jared raid from social media welcome to you jared so tell us a little bit more about the plan to tackle these conspiracy theories each of housing given a lot of details but what we do know is that in the near future it's going to be placing boxes of text and links inside some of these conspiracy and syrian hoax videos it's not producing this

welcome back you're with t w news i'm sarah kelly in berlin our top stories u.s. president donald trump has unveiled up to sixty billion dollars of trade tariffs on china for alleged theft of american intellectual property elsewhere though his government is set to spare key allies including the european union from already announcing charges. on steel and aluminum. and do you leaders reacted to that news in brussels they are meeting for a key summit set to be dominated by italy this planning for brains. well now we made mistakes that is what facebook boss mark zuckerberg said in response to the data scandal involving his company and data mining firm cambridge analytic up in a statement on his facebook profiles luxembourg apologized and promised users a new feature to turn off third party apps which cambridge analytical allegedly used to harvest private information. it began with an innocent personality quiz and ended up with a fifty million facebook profiles being used to sway elections. now the question is why didn't facebook do more to protect its uses. the scien

welcome back you're in t w news i'm sarah kelly and for len our top stories let me putin has won an unexpected landslide victory in russia's presidential election and extending his will for another six years it comes as a tot at a time of increasingly strange relations. but the west. and putin's reelection was never really in doubt he secured his fourth term taking over three quarters of the vote but there are concerns that the ballot was neither free nor completely fair our correspondent no drugs or it went to tar tar stan about eight hundred kilometers east of moscow where he followed a group of election observers in the city of cars on he sent us this report. second off i was up early organizing her day the history student had a busy time ahead of her volunteer ing as an election monitor for the independent voters rights movement dollars. needed as each there's the first witnessed time nelson different to what happens in my country i see myself as a patriot which is why i want to do something to make the presidential election a bit more honest it's most noticeable barrier. loss would love t

heather: sarah sanders, kelly and conway, nikki haley reference their children online quickly. at cher had to say about sarah sanders. would someone tell sarah huckabee sanders to stop drifting like a sister wife and this one, chelsea handler on it 18, i wish someone would put her in a microwave. >> if anyone made attacks like this on other women, like michelle obama and chelsea clinton, there would be outrage, complete and other outrage but you can get away with this stuff when talking about conservative women. heather: donald doesn't get credit for women in high positions. >> promoted so many strong women. heather: and the state department. >> the media is busy slandering him as hating bigots who recognize. we 20 who should take the lead and make it a situation where women are supporting women regardless of their political affiliation? >> to support each other, the need -- me 2 movement, powerful time in history we can put our political differences aside, come together, not use our gender as an excuse to victimize ourselves but take personal responsibility and work hard, women

, they sent me an e-mail and i forwarded it to my editors and we ran it with john kelly's glowing statement, and sarah's statement. so all of this is curious. and you know, now, general kelly is saying today, that porter resigned his job to him that tuesday before our first story ran. but the story that we ran carried a statement saying in the presence tense that i am proud to work with him. >> which implied that he was still working there. originally only been told about so-called emotional abuse, does that make sense? >> not unless sarah huckabee sanders was keeping stuff from him and she is smarter than that. and we also know from what chris wray said on the hill that both of the ex-wives had spoken to the fbi about this earlier. there is no question that there was information from the fbi that should have raised flags from the bucketful. and no question in my mind that he got a complete read. >> the other thing i don't get is why general kelly would re-litigate this today and also give himself a pat on the back at the same time. >> it was an unforced error. no reason to re-litigate any of this. we c

weather john kelly, sarah sanders or somebody? >> that's hard to imagine.ot hard to imagine for 15 days or 30 days. but remember, as we discussed, the investigation into rob porter initially closes in july. that's seven months before the chief of staff makes this -- or removes rob porter and rob porter leaves the white house. the next follow-up is in november. that's three months before early february when the chief of staff makes these decisions. it's not 16 days, i could see confusion over a short period of time, but let's cut to the chase. i don't care what was said today. in all this fog there's two questions you need to ask, when the fbi did the background investigation, did it include the information in july or november about former abuse of a spouse, that's yes or no. i don't care the story, just yes or no. question two, yes or no, if that information was included in the file in july or november, was anybody outside the security staff told, yes or no? i don't care what the story was, the time line was. i want a yes or no to those two questions, that'

mcmaster, even john kelly's name being floated right now. though sarah sanders told reporters kelly isn't going anywhere, the bottom line is is that the only thing that's been constant in this white house is the exodus of cabinet secretaries and top aides, which is why so many are anticipating this could be another farewell friday. >> farewell friday, pink slip friday, pick your poison with how you want to name it. what does the president want? is he looking for folks that are going to challenge him, is he looking for expertise, or is he looking for people that are going to say "yes" to him? >> good question. the only thing the president said is i want to see change. he thinks change is a good thing. in terms of whether he wants to see opposing voices, that's something that the president himself has been public about. those who have worked in this white house tells me he likes to put two gladiators in front of him to have them duke it out. he's going to do whatever he's going to do regardless of what they say. gary cohn is now leaving this administration

you know, me an e-mail and i forwarded it to my editors, and we ran this with john kelly's glowing statement, and sarahee-sanders' glowing statement, and a denial from porter. by the next day, after we had run the second story with the black eye photo, sara still read that same glowing statement from john kelly at the podium in the briefing roof before announcing he resigned. so all of this is very curious. and, you know, general kelly is saying today that porter resigned his job to him that tuesday before our first story ran. but the story that we ran carried a statement from him saying in the present tense that i'm proud to work with him. >> right. i noticed that. >> it's just more questions than answers. >> right. implied he was still working there because it was all in the present tense. when chief of staff kelly today said he had been told about so-called emotional abuse. does that make any sense? >> not unless sarah huckabee-sanders was keeping facts from john kelly, this is career suicide. she's smarter than that. this is a man who worked for john kelly. we know from our reporting and you confir

also, there has been lots of speculation about the chief of staff, general john kelly although today, sarah sanders says his job is not at risk. >> david, thank you. >>> next to chilling new video from the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando. for the first time, we're seeing images inside the club as the terror attack unfolded. gunman omar mateen pledged allegiance to isis walking into the club with an assault rifle. the video released at trial as prosecutors try to prove his widow played a role in the attack. we want to warn you some of the video is disturbing. here's abc's lindszie janis. >> reporter: tonight, prosecutors showing jurors how casually omar mateen entered the pulse nightclub casing the venue for 11 minutes through that doorway a packed dancefloor. mateen then leaving the club, moving his car to a closer spot before coming back in. this time with his assault rifle opening fire on that dancefloor. then moving to another part of the club. within six minutes, police entering through the lobby. their guns drawn. as they see the full horror inside, officers yelling to the wounded

staff john kelly had reached an agreement that kelly would be staying on in that very key position for some time in fact the spokesperson at the white house sarah huckabee sanders told reporters quote kelly isn't going anywhere there was also a number of reports indicating that even though the president wants to replace h.r. mcmaster the army general who also serves as his national security adviser that's not going to happen until the president has decided on the person that he thinks is best suited to the job some names have already been floated but the message coming out of the white house on friday afternoon was that there had not been any decision made and so at least for the time being and that's a very tenuous for the time being a charming master is still working as the national security adviser if they were hoping at the white house that they wanted a quiet couple of days not being at the forefront of the news cycle well they're not getting it seems to be the case thanks for that rosalind jordan well joining us on skype from washington d.c. is lawrence korb he's a senior fellow at the center for american progress and the former assistant

thank you very much, kelly o'donnell. >>> sarah westwood, and jay newton-small, good afternoon to both of you ladies. sarah, is there any chance you think the president will back away from this position on tariffs? what are you hearing about it? >> i think that whatever you think of the merits of the tariffs that president trump is planning to impose, this is an issue on which he's been consistent from long before he ever got into politics. it's something that you can look back, that he's spoken about for decades, back when he was just a businessman on tv. i think you've seen him already defy the advice of some of his top advisers, gary cohn for instance has fought internally very hard against this measure. for more than a year he's been threatening to do this since taking office. i think there's very little chance that now the public reaction to something that's been in the works for so long is going to dissuade him from moving forward on something he's so militantly committed to. >> commerce secretary wilbur ross is certainly backing the president's stance on tariffs. so here he is,

they put out glowing statements, chief kelly and sarah sanders, were putting out glowing reports of rob porter as rob porter was putting out statements saying, i took some of these pictures that came out in the news media. at one session with reporters, john kelly said, quote, we didn't cover ourselves in glory in terms of how we handled that on wednesday morning, talking about the day he stepped down. to hear from the chief of staff obviously is important. and wolf, one final thing in terms of these interim security clearances the white house has been dealing with, you don't want jared kushner or ivanka trump dealing with security clearances. john kelly said he was having his eyes opened last year with the number of staffers working with security clearances. he said they have way too many people at the white houseworking on those security clearances. >> i'm sure we'll get more on the briefing. the president is also said to be deeply frustrated over the problems that diagnosing his. maggie haber man of the "new york times" report on yet another possible plot twist. the president turning

before john kelly release ad new statement addressing domestic abuse and there was no real explanation for that and it defies everything that we've learned so far. rob porter, according to sarahders, the day after john kelly says he first learned about it. rob porter had the full confidence of the chief of staff and the president. >> he called him a man of integrity. this is not what a white house chief of staff should be doing, creating more headlines and dredging all that scandal that is about three or four weeks old. >> that's right. they rt used the say chief of staff is more about staff than chief. and you're about being the leader of the staff. not just in this case but if you look at the pattern of the last couple days and weeks, even the leak of the mcmaster possibly leaving soon. the national security adviser. kelly has disagreements with him that makes kelly look little stronger. so there to me having been in the white house and working a lot with reporters, it looks to me like it is kelly manage go kelly's pr and kelly's press. he is protecting his own tail and nobody else's. >> what do you make of it all? >> this is an important shift from when kelly first came in

and even though you've heard from a statement from sarah sanders, also general kelly, still tension about this. really big um set. ap the president's back is against the wall with this russian situation. that's one of the reasons that we see him not wanting this investigation to continue. and thinking about cutting the mueller investigation off. and this once again puts another nail in that coffin, and that's something he doesn't want. so what i'm hearing is that she may have given a resignation, but it was a forced resignation. >> and mark preston, here's the thing, as tim is pointing out, the president now alone in a way he has not been. he is a person, you no he, just even from covering him and knowing him for more than a decade that i have, he needs a person around him at all times. that person that he's going to call out their name and they are there. and that person has always been a woman. and now she's gone h right. wasn't always hope but it's hope now. and now she's gone. how significant is this moment for the president? >> i think it's very significant. but not just for the pres

that is according to white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, who told reporters today that john kellys there are no immediate personnel changes at this time. sanders said the message was relayed to other administration staffers who were not present for the meeting. florida authorities say today that cables suspending the beingrian bridge were tightened for a stress test when the concrete at florida international university collapsed on traffic. at least six people were killed. the bridge collapse came days after the installation was celebrated as a technological innovation. >> the bridge was about collaboration, about neighborliness, about doing the right thing. today, we are sad. all the can do is promise a very thorough investigation getting to the bottom of this and more urn those we have lost. -- mourn those who we have lost. mark: the mission has shifted from rescues to the recovery phase. one person says he is more hopeful going forward that about trade relations between the u.s. and ireland. he spoke exclusively today to bloomberg television. >> i am a little bit more optimisti

general kelly said something -- sarah huckabee-sanders said other things and other people figured out other things. they were not telling the truth back then. what do we know now. >> reporter: there is intervening time between the initial incident and what kelly is saying now about the time line. namely on whether or not he offered to resign. he is saying today definitively in this briefing with reporters he had no reason to offer his rhis resignation and the new york said he was thinking about it. there is so much in terms of the additional timeline from kelly. here is his version of events. he's trying to explain why he put out a laudtory statement about rob porter after it was publicly known that he potentially physically abused one -- one of his ex-wives. what kelly's version is on february 6th, he heard about emotional abuse from kelly and that is where the -- excuse me, from porter and that is when porter resigned. and then a couple of hours later based on pre-- press inquiries,t reports, this is kelly's version. that -- and in between then and later on in the evening when he fo

the president president's -- several white house officials from press secretary sarah sanders to chief of staff john kellyommending hicks for her service. that praise comes against a backdrop of reported dissension between president trump's closest long-term advisors and family members by jared kushner, ivanka trump, and hicks, and white house chief of staff john kelly. chad program covering the symptoms confusing meeting with lawmakers on guns, late-breakiny broward sheriff's office. first chief national correspondent ed henry on the latest tonight. hey, ed. >> after this story broke, hope hicks was seen crying, as were others, on the communications team at the white house, a sign of how well like she was in the west wing, but also how abrupt and unexpected this exit really was. she is only 29 years old, and yet became very effective and influential. the president's longest-serving aid got high marks for helping shepherd the tax cut messaging, which is what the president had in his statement, praising the three years dating back to the campaign. hicks received some negative publicity when her boyfriend a

sarah huckabee sanders. she told reporters that john kelly informed aide there are no immediate personnel changess at this time. federal regulators say a russian government hacking operation aimed at power grids in the u.s. did not compromise operations at any of the nation' nuclear power plantss. corporate networks at some of the plants licensed by the nuclear regulatory commission were affected by the hack, but no safety security, or emergency functions were impacted. florida authorities said today that the cable suspending a pedestrian bridge were being tightened after a stress test concrete spanon collapsed over traffic thursday, killing at least six people. afteridge collapse came it was celebrated a a technological innovation. nancy pelosi took to twitter olive and the death of new york congresswoman louise slaughter. she said she benefited from slaughter's friendship and counsel for years. globaglobal news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, apple's big re

sarah huckabee sanders. she told reporters that john kelly informed aide there are no immediate personnel changess at this time a russian government hacking operation aimed at power grids in the u.s. did not compromise operations at any of the nation's nuclear power plants. corporate networks at some of the plants licensed by the nuclear regulatory commission were affected by the hack, but no safety security, or emergency functions were impacted.