say the iran deal is neutralized a major threat to the world they're wrong absolutely former head of shin bet israeli intelligence already gillum you're right baby maybe then we're just what i said earlier about with all its faults it's working it's putting off realisation of the iranian nuclear option you know. head of israel's military general it's a model you know that the head of israel's military in the former head of its spy service don't let me guess what. the head of his really billet eery you still there working with everybody because we have pluralism of ideas ok the subs now. the substance is that there is a sunset clause where they can now in seven and a half years become a nuclear country the substance is that there is no verification which is robust and many sites are precluded a debate as they are declared military i.a.e.a. the un body tasked with investigating nuclear programs around the world says quote iran is subject to the world's most robust nuclear verification regime under the huge a c.p.a. which is a significant gain as of today the i.a.e.a. can confirm that the nu

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this is cohosted by the japanese american national museum and the usc shin so itoh center -- usc center for japanese religions and culture. >> ok. a brief history of why we started this. my name is frederick. frederick --is frederick douglass cloyd. was a war bride of the second wave, meaning she married my father during the korean war or shortly thereafter, as opposed to the first wave born after the war in the 40's.

wherever we film in the shin john region we find ourselves accompanied by government minders. and what we film reflects both sides of life here a magical throwback to the days of the silk road and in the present suspicion and stigmatisation. the next day is a bizarre day this too is part of china albeit a part that feels closer to tear on or damascus than lazing where local farmers haggle and barter over cattle as their forefathers did centuries ago back. at the good this is. going to be getting a little bit back. alley mo has his own stand. once a week he goes through the same solemn ritual cutting up the lamb into pieces small enough to fit on skewers. means liver in fact. that a comic con recipe for the harsh conditions on the edge of the desert. unlike what people in europe might be used to there's. no everything on it option with the weaker. as exemplified by alamos kababs it's a fusion of meat and fire his soul concession to the modern world is a fan which isn't working today. but. some little square horse down his face that's a lot of us a little. bit there. but all is

peters mon she was in northern iraq for the making of that report as well to talk about a strange or shin god as it's called in kurdish it's a city that still in ruins after three years following the liberation are there any prospects of it being rebuilt icon foresee that at this moment because of what happened initially is the little bit of road clearance but then times seem to have stopped nothing else has happened ever after their only very few people as we've seen in our report that you know they have to return and what you see is a city completely destroyed as if someone had just used a sledgehammer and smashed it to pieces and also if you look at the surrounding villages equally deserted hardly anybody living there and those who do and if they are they really have that sense of loss of their home and it's very palpable and also you know they feel insecure they don't know who is protecting them they're above all this city was a home and poor. and it's not like they have many other places they can go they've been subjected to unspeakable horrors that you know see these at the hands of

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security not only in europe but also for the united states i haven't met any of the us both bullet the shins or from bent or going to the state department or even from and i see who could share of this viewpoint and there we when we look at what kind of job has been done so far for brussels summit then here we are on the same day we've all america american allies mr michaels and donald trump is reported to have said that is as. i want to get this right here it is as bad as laughter so what do you make of that. you know mr trump has tweeted said. you know promise during campaign different issues but to be honest of course we would like to see what will happen next week in in proselytism for us looking from mr o'neill from tightly to prime montes the unity among the allies these is what we have seen recently during the g seven meeting or during some you know messages coming from twitter of course there are question marks but. again the if we look at what what is happening on the ground what already in the u.s. during the trumpet administration has increased its defense. abilities on the easter

you put yourself in those positions of those israeli soldiers do you do you say you know what the shin to pull the trigger on those kids they won't posing an imminent threat is not a threat to me it would you say actually as danny does everyone could be a threat so as an officer in the i.d.f. i held myself to the highest regard and i hope that they held me to the highest regard no one in the israeli army has got has ever had an order to kill civilians that's never happened i've never been around to see it i've never heard it happen on the other side of a. well how must tell israel that we are here to breach that border and come and kill civilians we take them in israel very seriously that's the one thing you can trust us breaching a border breaching the border of any country is an act of war do not ask is wrong not to defend this event ok let's put that pointer let's put our point of the flight through the be with the shrine prominent british israeli historian former professor here oxford university i wish any other country would do what israel israel has a right to defend itself is wh

statement comes out of number ten at seven o'clock in the evening when they are still having their beef shinster has railroaded the brexiteers effectively, manage them very well professionally for theresa may. but she has guaranteed by putting a statement out at seven o'clock, she's guaranteed the headlines for tomorrow are theresa may has one, and if borisjohnson is effectively in a position where tomorrow morning whenever you get his phone back, probably about now, that it his phone back, probably about now, thatitis his phone back, probably about now, that it is too late for him to do anything in for another 24 hours and then he will look really bad. did you both since this was going to be different somehow

statement comes out of number ten at seven o'clock in the evening when they are still having their beef shin and marmalade red and better putting. —— marmalade bread and butter pudding. the guy minister has railroaded the brexiteers effectively, manage them very well professionally for theresa may. but she has guaranteed by putting a statement out at seven o'clock, she's guaranteed the headlines for tomorrow are theresa may has one, and if borisjohnson is effectively in a position where tomorrow morning whenever you get his phone back, probably about now, that it his phone back, probably about now, thatitis his phone back, probably about now, that it is too late for him to do anything in for another 24 hours and then he will look really bad. did you both since this was going to be different somehow because you mentioned the number of meetings that have been, likewise. we use the word duty, dingy in the run—up to it. it was our duty to arrived at... tell rhetorically boxing the brexiteers and because obviously they have their differences of opinion and they will be thinking there's all sorts

historic during fall which could be the heaviest rain ever recorded well michael pen is president of the shin gets a news agency he says it may take days before emergency services reach all those affected. well the part that some press of it it is the intensity of the rainfall i believe that it's been recorded like something more than half a meter of rain water falling and one hour so what's happening is that there's just massive amounts of rain and water hitting the land before it can adjust and so that's that's the unprecedented part of this rainfall is hitting basically everywhere at once so there's no it's difficult for the emergency services to prioritize where they should go first because there's so many things happening all at once and obviously if a road is washed out or bridges destroyed even if you have a nice fire engine or ambulance you can't get to some of the places that you need to go to so it's probably going to take a matter of days last year there were similar floods in q shu which which did take a week or more before all of the places had been reached by by emergency servic

prime minister his son solicitor and potential shin fein candidate for irish president johnson who can joins me now joe welcome to going underground before we get to the supreme court decision that we're all waiting for tell me about your father pat human rights lawyer.

shin doll as it's known in kurdish w.'s begin to shoot traveled there and brings us this exclusive report. the capital of the yes he does lies in ruins devastated by invasion and the fight for liberation most people fled when so-called islamic state took the city and killed enslaved thousands now that the islamists have been expelled only a few residents have returned in many parts shingle feels like a ghost town to end of years after liberation from my ex only three thousand families have returned to a city which once had more than eighty thousand inhabitants. there still no sign of reconstruction there are no hospitals schools are functional administration he has hedy's living inching gun feel abandoned by their politicians. the head of we've got no electricity and the water is bad. there are bombs and mines all over the place. they have to clear them. they've now before us you just can't live here there's no work so people aren't coming back. because the situation doesn't improve soon then we who have returned will leav

we bring in gary shin dell, president of the national speliological society. we know it takes five or six hours to get to where the boys are. we know this isn't a cave that is well-mapped. what's it like once you're inside there, once you're trying to maneuver, make your way to this corridor where the boys have been trapped? >> i'm sure it's very difficult conditions. most of us experience dry caves. those caves that at least have some air space in them. but there's a significant amount of the cave here that's now been flooded, and i'm sure the diving conditions are horrible with basically limited or no visibility. very tight constrictions that you would go through if the cave was dry, you would probably crawl through without a whole lot of reservation. however, doing it under water with, you know, bulky cave-diving gear on would be extremely difficult. >> i'm looking at these video images and thinking that i would be having a panic attack. i would be made a little nervous by how narrow those corridors are. how real is the threat of disorientation when you're

how they drove him here he was sent a lot of stuff to the shin the men sand. where they hid where they were he hid the gloves something about it took a ministry took him somewhere else how they were at a pump jack and he shot the name. his they fit david yes david. david page says his lawyer paid up the district attorney and they made a deal of plea agreement that if they would pay testified he their years in the clinic clint young would get the death penalty like. thirty years for david page that's the least amount of ever seen anybody get for murder ever usually is eighty nine hundred seventy five i'm never seen nobody just get thirty years and actually overheard him saying that he made a deal. he told me he said is a lawyer may. to do with this you could try and he did if you testify. there they would guarantee that he would no more than thirty years and then he would be out fifteen. and how come that so many people say to you that minute the crime. how does that work. and it's also a lie that you have said that they were not going to connected to the murde

strange as that may seem pinoy doesn't just catch poachers it also represents them in courts and i say shin says the rural poor are forced to cut down rain forests trees as fictitious of the corporations and corrupt politicians as our governor. current aid there before. he wanted projects crossing forests it's an old world part of their meaning four of them by the light in his third. it doesn't matter there are a lot of developments to development in terms of the invasion. of the area as are the ones that are forest. and now. these are completion. they use indigenous people as you know way that. in the. trees. clearing the area in favor of their. pains they indigenous peoples bird as a bird to hide trees every week there is a report on illegal logging activities after cutting trees when the areas being cleared already that's where the companies go in have their own tragics but then usually the ones who are being caught are the beasts or the poor farmers. all. so. you. hold. your buddies having them an honor every couple know we heard him are locked the door for you is. not wholly on him pre

headed now to see how the struggle is made fit for an emperor at a former royal summer residence the shin bone palace. sherm bone palace the former summer residence of the hapsburg monarchs is one of yanis top attractions. at the imperial court they ate well and apple strudel was often served for dessert emperor of france yourself once likened a day without strudel to a sky without stars. at the cork bakery visitors can watch expert patisserie make strudel almost every day bake his assistant alexandra says empress maria theresa fell in love with a dessert in hungary and acquired the recipe. she brought the recipe back here to the imperial course in vienna and refined it a little it was for fine arts and the original viennese apple strudel was born of. an egg lukewarm water two pictures of salt and some some flour well formed the basis for the day. and lastly the flour lapses might find flour. after kneading the dough for a good while she leaves it to cool now she prepares the apple filling. the smith the most important thing in the apples were in the salad green apples are all . you can u

if it is and looking at the absolute joy the young lady shin the pandemonium of the world right now as as this this is been the most. russia recently i mean the whole has been upset after upset i'm no football expert in this but i'm reading i'm sorry but if somebody is going to say if you think the world's going to stop and say wait a minute better stop this excitement of having a fever because two people we don't know might have been poisoned in salisbury in the u.k. during the fever no that makes no sense whatsoever so if that was the goal or if that is the intended route of this people are wasting their time again it doesn't make any sense this clip ok so i can say that again i don't last and so we've pointed to russia or putin unless russia and or potent have lost their minds they're doing something which doesn't even make any sense again going back to skip are you had him in custody why after a prisoner exchange you tell the world by the way no more prisoner exchanges after this why would you want to do this and why would you be using something that obviously theoretically is link

security not only in europe but also for the united states i haven't met any of the us both bullet the shins or from bent or going to the state department or even from n.-s. c. who could share a vis viewpoint and there we when we look at what kind of job has been done so far for brussels summit then here we are on the same day we've. got mr mickelson donald trump is reported to have said that is as. i want to get this right it is as bad as that after so what do you make of that. you know mr trump has tweeted said. you know promise during campaign different issues but to be honest of course we would like to see what will happen next week in in proselytism for us looking for a mr o'neill from tally in the prior month the unity among the allies these is what we have seen recently during the g seven meeting or during some you know messages coming from twitter of course there are question marks but. again the if we look what what is happening on the ground what already in the u.s. during the trumpet administration has increased its defense. abilities on the eastern flank of nato in poland impolit

nelson mandela is anyone else in mandela now is seen by some and sold out didn't push the films or shins far enough when he was how barack obama on the other side is just shining in comparison donald trump he is inspirational before his speech parts of that crowd was chauncy yes we can yes we can that same sort of youth oriented he won't keep politics in the united states is something that i think still resonates in south africa years a strong powerful black leader who charted a new cold school is country these are all things that south africans really enjoy seeing even if it is outside of our own unique it all it was good talking to thanks for joining us for the vets from a business insider south africa. well only something we all know also among those birth we asked young people across africa well the on here part i can means to them . down. for you now can learn to love me i've been bold. i was hard. i'll challenge the next generation i believe are. critical to as an individual he has inspired me. to last for i don't know where we'll be today. taking the pill i really disagree. here b

really bad game he should have sent ashley cole off he's clearly went over the ball directly into the shin barrier us and yet nothing is given and you would not believe this when you see this free kick back yourself a free kick for england one you're going in very hard let's cross over to take part and she's at the park near the luzhniki stadium here in moscow or i imagine there was a huge celebration in the columbia fans over ninety three minutes. hi there neal that me so wow you have not seen anything like this fan's liar when yairi minas head out when seeing that was absolutely incredible i don't think i have ever beat in a ground a fan's like or frankly anywhere where people are what you people were so parties on it was basically about thirty or forty thousand people were cheering on colombia it just went completely ballistic it's amazing that he stuck to the kind of basically a johnny ponzi. here they're not just watching the folk we've got congress going on we've got a million se going on we've got people of all nationalities doing during different drinks games and all kinds of thing

investigative journalist wonders why the white helmets are more privileged when it comes to a viking away shin than ordinary syrian civilians this is the next factional right here a sureness an exceptional evacuation for an exceptional organization created by the exceptional list regimes in the united states and in the u.k. and in the e.u. the nato member states but also supported by particularly qatar and saudi arabia we saw or. protest by the u.n. agencies or demands rather that the white house in fact. and given priority in fact over civilians and that's what we're seeing now is saying syrian civilians being left at the border of israel on the border of jordan while the white house mates are again being given exceptional progress through those two countries and on to the countries that are supposedly going to house them you're watching or to international more of the week's top news right after this. people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more book for nickel of russia and the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they ar

iran is an important link of the one belt one road where they high speed rail way planned to connect shin jang and tehran were joining us now from hong kong is ruben professor for asian initiatives at the i.e.s. business school at the university of nevada in barcelona thanks very much for being with us so what should we read into the timing of this investment is this all parts of china's to what extent is this all part of china's one about one road initiative . yeah ostensively that is the the explicit platform in reach they are making the investment but this is part of a long turned plan of china to secure its resources for the future so you know the oil is very important energy resources for china will be more and more crucial in the coming then years twenty years thirty years so they have already invested in other places like africa and south america for other resources but for the oil middle east of course is the primary area and of course the profit from that they are conveniently using now is the belt and road and that is i think just just good timing now it seems though that becaus

prime minister his son solicitor and potential shin fein candidate for irish president johnson who can joins me now john welcome to going underground before we get to the supreme court decision that we're all waiting for tell me about your father pat human rights lawyer tell you i mean right at the beginning your family was forced out of their own when the trouble started before you were born my father was.

prime minister his son solicitor and potential shin vein candidate for irish president johnson who can joins me now joan welcome to going underground before we get to the supreme court decision that we're all waiting for tell me about your father pat human rights lawyer tell you that i mean right at the beginning your family was forced out of their home when the trouble started before you aboard my father was a working class catholic from west belfast the falls road he grew up with six brothers and one sister a very busy working class family he was the first certainly the family possibly the st the area to go to university he qualified solicitor pay married my mother. middle class protestant and his career really exploded as the trouble to exploded and he was a solicitor who ultimately was was very successful and talented and i think what he saw needed to be telling is that and i think the ironic thing is that he probably post more of a threat to the pretty steep by doing what he did. anybody else who perhaps picked up on picked up a weapon and it was his success and challenging them a

. >> and shin a lightamid all of this back peddling and back and forth statements. now says inviting president putin to the white house this fall. what do you make of this >> well, look, as long as you're talking, not shooting, it's not a bad thing. n regards to joe, i'm not sure if it's the power of the trump voters but the closeness of this election cycle. theraces are going to be so close that if you peel off even a few percentage points with people, you lose. that why they're hesitant to go out and criticize president trump. with regard to thesubpoena, it's just ridiculous. it's a complete political stunt d executive privilege. it's never going to happen. that's just politicson the democrat's part. the real issue, which is interesting, is every morning, the republicans wake up like, oh my god, what is it going to be today? so in january, republicans were very disheartened. i think they thought they were going to lose the house by 52 votes. about a month ago to three weeks ago, they were in great shape and felt with the social democratic party, this election in n

they were going to say shin says it supports diversity and has worked on integration in germany for many years made the claim over the weekend when he also announced he would quit the german national team the midfielder has turkish roots and was pictured with turkey's president back in may he said he faced racism and disrespect from the public and the media in the aftermath following the team's disappointing world cup performance he was also criticised by the german football association ms it as heels resignation from the german national side has also been hotly debated in his hometown of in western germany decades ago many turks migrated to the former industrial hub in search of work and it continues to be home to a large turkish community people there feel that decision highlights ongoing problems with integration in the country. this is where a young message often had a kick about a training ground in the german city of guns and kitchen today an homage to team is playing here about the resignation of the gemma national plan is on everyone's mind . to get some fluid it's a brave move b

served by the maestro himself freshly prepared steaming shin john noodles are a warming no frills delight. eaten here of course not with a fork and spoon but with chopsticks as locals looked on amused. and. i think that. we now leave the bazaar there something else our government minders want to show us. something foreign visitors rarely see. a special performance just for us a wedding dance with traditional instruments and colorful costumes a spirited performance. it's a good thing it seems as if our escorts are proud of local change on culture. and except for this peculiar sight one of the men is wearing a false beard for the regime in beijing long beards are seen as a symbol of radical islam and only permitted among elderly men. it means a weaker musician has to dress up as a weaker. and ironic twist of fate. the menu centers on fish cooked on sticks in keeping with weaker custom with fresh herbs peppers and tomatoes over a crackling fire fight. as night falls the dancers perform their finale around the flames. the little. zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero z

heartbreak for the year require funs a lay shin for the french but what's be really interesting about the crowd that packed in to the nation you know is good old stadium is that they came. from all over the world in fact i'm joined by a group of guys know where we come from eve yeah and who are you supporting. what do you make of that our little blue eyed. ah yes ah yes. i. could this be france's year twenty years since they won it last clinton but they wasn't even born in one thousand nine hundred eighty which could this be the year for france definitely it's going to be this year of a front definitely going to try and you will hear from the first game france receives linus hopefully yeah yeah so elaine i say a lation for the french fans have seen some fairly the jacketed looking very well and some fairly dejected looking year ago i found one of the really interesting things i've seen about this game though is the people supporting do you require and particularly well they won't and you have them from you require a lot of them were that i saw argentina fans who got on board with them

really impacted me because of it in many cities causing all sorts of problems all the threes of the two shins worked so so most of what happened good that happened in the second half was today were involved. look to name to say you know this is your opportunity to show how good you are you had little sniffs you had a situation where you get support and inside the passes there inside the box if you mean used to mean you have a shot because just over and i'm a mouse i had a shot in one thousand minutes plus three which will quarter us a fantastically some rights that the last quarter final stop about one russia. many people as we've been saying all along written off russia at the very start of this tournament now them in the quarter finals. i've been very impressed by the russian i've been very impressed by. having had no support absolutely no support when i travel around in. russia to do stories all the eleven cities all the whole cities i had very little. optimism about the russian team i think the thing with with the team is that they didn't have to qualify so there's no competitive matches

understand if it's common sense as you say why is it that the head of israel's military the former head of shin bet the former head of mossad your spy agency the former head of israeli military intelligence the former head of israel's atomic energy commission the chair of israel space agency is your country's top military defense intelligence nuclear experts are saying the deal's a good deal it protects israel it protects the region protects the world well why should we dig in all of them and trust you benjamin netanyahu and donald trump they did not say it's a good deal he said it's the situation we bit better than before and i say it's not better than before it made to put iran on hold but we are not certain and yet the world's nonproliferation experts in open letters the top nuclear scientists in the world the e.u. the un the they all say it's working i know international diplomacy there's nothing which is more hypocritical than cynic there is some interest where in the in between i can tell you that until thirty eight most people here said germany nazi germany is not a threat ok were they a

. >> also huge >> he redeemed himself and took one in the shin and got it down the middle of the goalhe better team but denmark is a good side as well and fstrate teams and they have that kind of nor weeks, scandanavian approach they grind apt results and soan is going to want to dig in and fight. ey are a team that works extremely hd. thei fit. belgium, yeah, they're expected. i mean they're goi to want to get out after it. right awa and get on the score sheet. they don't leave it tothe seconl zero-zero and they're fighting for a goal. we've seen that in this world on't extra times. teams dhose >> so spet . you about. was going to ask- what happens to your psyche once you get to that overtime and you got to pla you eventually head to penalties kicks. >> you go to h pk's oneeorta h to the belgium manager roberto martinez a friend of mine used to manage at ever ton in the his race players the last gamef against england. england rested nine of their players. so it's okay. they change their lineups and that's the best managers the ones able to rotate the playe g, get otheruys on the fiel

she's a very interesting phenomenon and she's the the reason the most recent eruption of the just rup shin and the two political parties and i get the leadership of the democratic party just so blinded by all of these things here they were blindsided by her election i don't feel sorry for her opponent i mean because he's a swamp character i wish more of them would be thrown out but i mean listening to meet the press democratic socialism i don't think she has a clue what it really is but it sounds nice ok it sounds nice and considering the the empty rhetoric that we have from these establishment politicians including republicans i'm not surprised some people want to listen to that to be honest with you go head south. you know i mean she's something a little different but obviously she was supported by some elements of the new york power structure that allowed her to get to the point that she said that i agree it's good that she's removing so little but probably there are a lot longer than he should have been over that's not really a great sign that the democrats are really you know revitali

the protestant of them straight shins but they seem to be very you don't bury and that's that so as to become credible challengers to what they are that's one of the problems that that the opposition has a you know to be pressing for. or an early and early vote very grateful for your insights into this kevin curtis summer thank you very much for joining us on out of there my pleasure the time administration says it has reunited over half of the children separated from their parents at the border under the age of five but it was meant to reunite all of them by tuesday the government will now have to convince a judge that logistical difficulties and concerns about child well for affected the process or it faces punishment. the trumpet ministration missed the tuesday deadline for reunifying children under five who were separated from their parents but early on thursday it said it had now reunited fifty seven of the one hundred three under five in its care with a parent however that still short of the sixty three children mandated to be reunified by a judge the american civil liberties uni