winston to sions european commission the council of the e.u. and the european parliament as well. along that singapore deal let's bring in hang and talk about the japan one as well analysts are calling both breakthroughs just how momentous they andrea well these are really huge deals both in terms in size and impact and they're hoping to push this through before britain at all socially leaves the e.u. in only twenty nineteen so together the e.u. and japan moving on to that do you this what they want together they will make up more than more than six hundred million people in terms of population and that's the walls a lodges economic area easily the deal with singapore meanwhile is seen as a stepping stone or in gateway to some piece asia is it we're talking about massive markets here what about the signal that it sends say china and the u.s. to a lot in a trade war i'm sure a european officials will want to make some mileage out of this well it's more than just a signal bend it is hard reality for both china and the u.s. and perhaps even a good showing to the rest of the world tha

unleashes saying sions on some of the richest men in russian president vladimir putin's inner circle oligarchy with money and influence a vote today to discover their assets frozen in response to what washington calls a breeze in pattern of malign activity including meddling in the twenty six u.s. election also coming up showdown at the gaza border israeli troops again fire at palestinian protesters killing at least seven people and injuring hundreds more. also catalonia separatist leader walks free from a german jail judges refusing to extradite karla's puts them all on rebellion charges and releasing him on. i bring golf it's good to have you with us add another blow to the already bad relationship between russia and the west the u.s. has struck at russian president vladimir putin's inner circle imposing the trump administration's toughest sanctions yet on seven of the richest. washington saying that the move is in response to what he calls russia's line activity around the world including its intervention in the twenty sixteen u.s. election. one of the most striking editions to am

well the officials who briefed us on this saying sions told us that they believe that that's the best way to punish putin's aggressive behavior around the world and they explicitly mentioned russia's annexation of crimea and the situation in eastern ukraine russia's support of the regime and russia's cyber activities meaning russia's alleged meddling in you as election but this meddling is apparently not the only reason and the you asked officials told us that they think that it's the best way to get put in attention to go after people close to him as you mentioned his son in law got very wealthy after marrying into the family and all the parson who. has very close ties to the government alexander is president donald trump on board with the sanctions have we heard from. well he is the president so he approved this saying sions but he right that he has been a lot of pressure growing pressure and the last month for you know not taking a tough stance on russia he was always very pose a tooth talking about the russian president even you know in conversations with the russian president in

policy on russia and the same sions imposed today alexander phenomena reporting from washington thank you. israeli security forces have fired live rounds on palestinian protesters at the gaza border killing at least five people and injuring dozens more on this follows the deaths of more than twenty people who died after demonstrating last week palestinians are protesting against the decade old blockade of the gaza strip is really cute says the palestinians of using the protests as a cover for attacking the border. sending up smoke from burning mounds of time as the protesters hope but israeli soldiers can see they can't shoot. the demonstrators are calling this the great much of return the demand the people forced from the lands during the one nine hundred forty eight war with israel be allowed to return. to islamist hamas group was a key force in organizing the protests. we will never give up on any of our inalienable rights the land is one of them another is the holy sites to receive them the mall under churches. israel says the protests are a challenge to its territory and it has t

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behavior is to go after people close to him but the problem is that we cannot say whether the same sions can have an effect because they're not coming as a surprise there was a list of potential targets published by the you asked treasury department's months ago so people on this list had time to prepare or maybe to move their essence out of reach of you ass western of sorties all right so these sanctions are potentially toothless if i understand you correctly alexander are these sanctions intended then to punish russia for its meddling in the u.s. election. well according to u.s. officials who briefed us on the measures this is one of the reason reasons to impose sanctions they also mentioned russia's annexation of crimea russia's behavior in eastern ukraine russia's support of the regimes and russia's meddling in the last election but you can have the impression that to some extent the trump administration is trying to downplay the role the russia russia's meddling in the past election have on the outcome on the results all right well having said that i want to pick up on that alexande

in this last year in a huff while a sions and violence has increased intensity. whether it be in india three hundred thousand farmers have committed suicide. and when the government tries to regulate the prices that are getting farmers in today. with the institutions controlling monopoly like the competition court of india says you have created a monopoly in cotton with ninety five percent control on the cotton seed. government so the. farmers from all over the world have gathered in the hague like percy schmeiser from canada. had allegedly found genetically modified rapeseed in his fields for which was supposed to pay license fees. the farmer refused insisting he never used. it was really see clients and who really owns the gene supply and that's what it's all about. the rule that we had we did not have to keep. any money had we had five years or seven years of court battle which is a half million dollars three. we have to pay our court costs right. we'll continue these underhanded practices. and as i already said in may twenty sixth seen there will also manage

sions that the administration has worked on. increasing troop presence in afghanistan where the advice went against the presence instincts. director pompeo is someone who has got a personal relationship with the president where he can go to him and say, with all due respect, mr. president, this is the direction we need to go. with russia he has proven to be tough and has had it must -- a much tougher policy than the , who administration did was so obsessed with getting in iran deal that we ended up not enforcing the red line with syria and allowing russians to go into crimea and not arming the ukrainian opposition, which were ukrainians fighting russians on the ground. this is something that's very important. diplomats of expelled from the united states is remarkable in this administration. i think director pompeo is someone who will work closely with the president. i think he is someone who can be trusted. the issue of the north korea trip, that was a highly classified trip. i suspect the reason that was not disclosed is fears

democratic party are gay sions in a court filing. and the run up to the twenty sixth election russia mounted a brazen attack on american democracy and the trunk campaign russia found a willing and active partner in this effort. the lawsuit alleges trumped and our circle liaised with wiki leaks and russian officials to steal and spread emails from the democrats in order to embarrass them. because he'd rather have a puppet as president and open fire not hellary clinton has said as much to total troops face nato do whatever he wants to do the russians have engaged in cyber attacks against the united states of america that you encouraged espionage against our people that you are willing to spout the pluton lie one veteran political reporter says the case has a cause of watergate there was a similar lawsuit filed in one thousand nine hundred seventy two against richard nixon by the democratic national committee really a very similar suit alleging by elations the law. by the opposing political party. to take advantage of the democrats and

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the russian i can say sions us the british lab the test for the nerve agent used said it was unable to identify the source. meanwhile doctors say both the former russian spy on his daughter are no longer in a critical condition a close relative who's been refused a visa to visit them has written there's a reason why. i'll put together all documents missing from the application and that no bureaucratic tricks program me from seeing my loved ones. in all the headlines at least ten palestinians are killed off the israeli forces use live ammunition against them astray.

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sions the one right here was planted two years ago and the one behind this was pointed out three years ago so overseeing is as easy prey restorations get older more plants emerge they get more mature they're flooring so they're quite dynamic how many plant species do you have in here for this particular plane and i believe we had one hundred thirty species ranging from there's a native western sunflower this is a coral species we have rattlesnake master here we have grassley and goldenrod here there's been a neck and they show here a paper book on foot already flowered. all those bloomers started here all right so this is the seed room. project director bill kleiman well you might think that the perris tube would find its way out into these former corn fields but it doesn't walk very fast so we would have to wait millennia whereas we can collect his seed from the remnant prairie's bring it out to a cornfield that we're retiring planted and it'll grow year do you have a sense of how many seeds you in the volunteers here have planted over the years about two hundred fifty species a year

it's part of a vocational college and was set up ten years ago by private investors under société sionsit's three hundred students learn everything about farming and processing coffee that includes tasting learning how to detect different flavors acidity and bitterness and distinguish good coffee from bad. number three has a distinctive acidity it tastes good doesn't. the others don't have much taste a tool you can really tell the difference in quality between the coffees this is. the national coffee school was officially accredited as of occasional training facility last year. students don't pay any fees the school is funded by the state trade associations and n.g.o.s fifty percent of agricultural jobs in nicaragua are coffee related so continuous training including preparation methods is important. among the founders of the school is gone. he's been growing coffee for over thirty years with global coffee prices close to rock bottom modern farm management techniques and sustainable production can boost revenues a lot of the school students come from coffee farming families. the schools

as a good financial option six kidney stone given to sion for short. call it six point three. six spring time like. maybe this one. now with kickoff. celebration song and good spirit. my recently celebrated its favorite sign of the day caps in costume for braving the streets. the same goes for that by those collide is kind of a tradition also runs deep. but now the fun and games arise about might stands only six critical points ahead of columbus. now it's crunch time no party time finally versus minds. the showdown between the second and third to last teams is crucial for cologne it's all or nothing but the six know the field last week the club better shoot straight this time around at least for their fans. to get accountable what's important now. such profiles aggressions if u.t. aggressive zone with the press is sweeping to the relegation play off so fast but you must go into the match and want to win it should be given there's no time to waste when the fuel starts might try to take the first shot but they want cold blooded enough. and every shot counts. the line had a chanc

still on, and inspectors from the organization on elimination of chemical weapons should make their sionwe know thatet sesmistakes happen. we know how the united states got into iraq. so i would suggest that we would give the experts representing the international community to get to the ground to explore and to make the findings public. >> well, i mean they've been trying to go and there's been a lot of back and forth about why they can't get in. they're saying that the russians and the syrians haven't yet given them access to douma. so we will see whether that's the case. the u.n. says they've given all of the clearances. again, foreign minister lavrov over the days has said that the situations between russia and the united states is, you know, cold -- is below the level they were during the cold war. and as you heard the secretary general of the u.n. said the same thing. how do you assess it? is it that bad? you talked about the cuban missile crisis and we talked about this citevital communicat link which doesn't seem in a real way to be present. >> it is exactly the point. i think th

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given to sion for sure you could call it a six pointer. well six bring their spam luck. or maybe this one. find out now with the kick off. the celebration song in good spirits. was recently celebrated its favorites on the . the decked out in costume from writings from the street. the same goes for that rivals collide is kind of a tradition also runs deep. but now the fun and games to rise above might stands only six critical points ahead of columbus. now it's crunch time not party time finding verses minds. the showdown between the second and third to last teams is crucial for cologne it's so long nothing but the six know the fate last week the club better shoot straight this time around at least for the fans. to get accountable what's important now. such profound questions if you to aggressive play zone with the place is sweeping to the relegation play off so fast but you must go into the match and want to win it. there's no time to waste when that you'll starts might try to take the first shots but they were cold blooded enough. and every shot counts. the line had a ch

internationally one year in prison without accusation not the case that is not a signal at using a sion he has a file and the courts will decide whether or not the our physicians a court can decide human runway yeah human rights one person know what mr cell did this is your president and he declared openly that he is a terrorist this is also interesting your caught no accusation but a politician who decided that he is guilty human rights this is the way today the law is living in turkey not the courts but the president politics of this deciding was responsible of course of course it's not the courts who decide who is right who is the criminal and who needs to serve time in jail that's not something that politicians decide but naturally in every country the prime ministers the presidents and ministers tend to have more intelligence than ordinary citizens. thank you very much. thank you for. saying so yes i think. give. up the. culture. here. dialog come on. let those. lifestyle jury. room. thirty minutes. we make up oh but we watch as a prophecy that under the age of five we ought to sev

known see this believe something positive and i do not think that there are a nice sober minded foti sions who believe that we really believe that this is beneficial to the people of our country this was a new view of what i believe is that common sense will prevail eventually as the relations between russia and the e.u. during the members of the russia. will be. on the respect of core interests of every stakeholder not of. interest of some in sheer political. sense some which i would call gaining an interest imposed from the outside of our region. to the company or. just to me about. afterwards would have training i would like to minister come lover off. this horse is really a signature. for our show when it comes into the syrian scene and other. scene so i usually did a rush. and conclude. with russia want to negotiate with and what kind of proposals would you bring to the table. because the. australian suggestion that it can act as a mediator between russia and the west on the syrian issue in syria we need only one kind of mediation radiation between every part. of the syrian landscape

against portugal in their open welcome guy and when you invite say legends of representing both knight sions you know gomes play for ben think i'm portugal i'm michelle was a round three legends on flight the spanish national same welcome want to go to the stan calling will show. before she goes biggest club sport the bow of benfica champions portugal from a chat with the who they shoot with pride scored a lot of goals for them on the national say his name you know go meet. new know do lloyd seeds that you can join in the stan collymore show once it's come on the show for. for quite some saw him how do you as a striker when you were playing was confidence in using through every poor. point to grow confidence i think is a natural thing for the strikers even though you you during your career you have some times that that you are not as confident as you should be because sometimes the you have two or three games in a row without scoring so there's a lack of confidence in that times but since i remember when i was a young kid. i used to play always as a striker and i was always the top scorer of

racism against the two sions is real and that we're prejudice is real that's that we need to care about america as well as an entire society and look after everyone if we don't do this we're going to have worse problems i have enormous difficulty accepting the idea that this young lady trying to run her starbucks in philadelphia spends time thinking about class and segregation and trying to target black people can't she's trying to run the restaurants and she's trying to do. order and keep the business working and not let people take advantage over you guys loitering and not purchasing products from the store while using their facilities how do you stop that from happening again and i don't think that's a little girl running the starbucks as best she can and reluctantly calling the police to sign saying saying loitering again is thinking about using loitering laws against black people yes there are people that have a literate and businesses yes there are folks out of order some of them of black but i've worked with a lot of white drunks in my day and they. don't get handled quite the sa

of racism against the two sions as real and that were prejudiced this area that we need to care about america as well as an entire society and look after everyone if we don't do this we're going to have worse problems i have enormous difficulty accepting the idea that this young lady trying to run her starbucks in philadelphia spends time thinking about class and segregation and trying to target black people can't she's trying to run the restaurants and she's trying to. keep the business working and not let people take advantage of the lord during and not.

all aspects of our lives creates a particular type of power among the people who are going to say sions that have that data so they can say oh these are your daily habits there's been some research done that you know nearly half of what we do is just repeating patterns of what we did the day before and from that you can also predict potentially how people will behave in the near future as well and that's perhaps a little bit concerning for people who care a lot about their privacy. facebook is far more intimately involved in our lives than any company we've ever seen before. facebook has a responsibility to inform people of what is happening to their data and so then there can be a conversation also with the community. about whether. people agree that this is an appropriate use and right now they're not providing enough information for that conversation to take place there's not a take back on private data the implications that are going to occur in five to ten years time we need to protect against that now and to an extent it almost feels like i'm reminded of yeah let it's eisenhower w

starving us dear reporter when we return please tell them we are indomitable no matter what thank sions are upon us. the only medical facility we were taken to was a gleaming new hospital most of the equipment here was imported clearly a problem in the future when spare parts become needed we were shown the eyeglasses which is subsidized for north korean citizens q what is the main yes what's the name of the north korean brand oh our. euro yet not yet not ok but a recent un report says the humanitarian situation particularly in rural areas outside the capital is poor before traveling to north korea i spoke to the un's top humanitarian official in new york. their. nutrition problem lots of malnourished children especially there are too many women having a really hard time to often dying in childbirth it's the u.n. security council that voted in the international sanctions and the netherlands as the council member that administers them. in all resolutions there's a view very clear passage where it says. these sanctions are not meant to have adverse negative effects on the people of the pi

your personal assessment is that it's who do discuss issues related to through a visa for small to sion let's use them. ok we're just listening there to a joint press conference by the foreign ministers of russia and around they were talking about the istana peace agreement to syria all three reconfirmed their commitment to the a start peace process it did stress that it can only be a peaceful political solution there is no room for a military solution they stress that syria should remain an independent country and not be divided up and they also said that the international community needs to work together to help rebuild the country also a lot of criticism of the u.s. coming from iran and turkey there too but will be across that throughout the day and no doubt with more updates and analysis. now no collusion that's the verdict of the u.s. house intelligence committee which found no evidence that donald trump's twenty sixteen presidential campaign was working with russia the report further deepened partisan divisions in congress is the democrats refused to endorse the findings and have

american companies in china to share their intellectual property and of course there are could say sions of right intellectual property theft so i think that these are. genuine grievances by american companies operating in china and somehow china has called the address that but just focusing on that even balance again ignores the fact that there is both in a train services as well where united states enjoys a huge surplus. scott locus in your opinion what is the president's justification in doing all of this is it strictly over the issue of intellectual property is it over national security which we've heard that arguments being thrown about as well this is all about national security do you buy that and what problem are these terrorists really supposed to address well if you take if you assume a coherence here there is an issue as we've heard over and electoral property and the supposed. of it by china has been a longstanding issue but this is not been a coherent process we need to realize that the politics behind this and that is the united states initially tried to impose steel and no

blaming the syrian regime and russia with the wrong on the own so interested in and the best to get a sion and when the interested in an investigation would be so new when it's based on exclusive dates from the opposition social media three drafts were put forward one from the united states one from russia and another from russia based on a swedish draft but at the end of the day none of them passed russia and united states vetoed each other's resolutions and the other one did not have a majority at this point there is not agreement within the body that leaves the united nations about how the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons will proceed to investigate the situation in duma. to go to the movies this vote is a litmus tests that tells us a lot and is very worrying we proposed a very innocent draft resolution which was substantially identical to the swedish one proposed yesterday it's not clear to us why they voted against it they simply should have said they were against it because it was russia's draft resolution you say we are good at playing games but i would say you a

appease the fifteen years ago and now the prime minister stood up in the coalmines made up by the gay sions about chemical weapons against iraq and also called to tell its agencies and said you can't reveal the details and then the war happened and the million people or more died and so on and we're still don't know anything how would work so i think we're in a similar situation now with another prime minister also i think to be honest with you peter i think there is no nerve agent i agree it was known over there and tell you i mean anybody making up and give me advice and i agree up. you know and you know why i say this because you know when i watched the. chief executive giving his take on this so-called norbit show and i felt the reason why he said. is because there is none i mean what do i mean what the humean understand what it came from ever if the top professionals of course they're told that there is nothing to for them to examine and when i saw all those you know porton down boys dressed up in those fancy defensive gear walking around and there on them bosses by a corpse was lookin

heated exchange over an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria russia warning of grave rep recall sions if the u.s. takes military action against syrian targets also coming up with an attack on our country is atrocious and should detect but what we all stand for president trump saying he's the victim of an unprecedented witch hunt after f.b.i. agents raided the office of his longtime personal attorney. and in the midst of a major trade spat with the u.s. trying to ease president xi jinping is promising a more open economy but will china put its money where its mouth of course. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show u.s. president donald trump has promised a swift and forceful response to an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria aid workers in the town of duma east of the capital damascus say poison gas was used to kill dozens of civilians and attack last saturday the syrian government and its main backer russia deny any responsibility it was discussed in the security council where russia and the u.s. traded harsh words over the incident. did these bombs dropped on the last rebel held a

for polls eleventh hour switch like pump a zero could have been on track for a historic this think sion the first secretary of state nominee not to pass the committee stage with more not here. mike palmdale washington's top diplomat well that's as soon as he is confirmed by the u.s. senate but after the foreign relations committee confirmed his nomination he is one step closer to having the state department who according to the floor in a positive manner want to thank you remember this committee for the diligence they've displayed i think we've done the right thing now it was tense up until the very end but one republican senator kept up the suspense rand paul would have paved the way for what would have been a historic now by the committee but a phone call from donald trump seems to feel good deal i want to say this about rand paul he's never let me do real ball is a very special guy as far as i'm concerned he's never let me just. i don't think you left out here now it took some persuading since rand paul is known for his staunch anti interventionist policies what's going to please wit

a nonpolitical pressurized british police investigation of even considering alternatives much of a sions impossible it is you know jim just from what charles said right there it sounds like you know that the british authorities the police authorities sound like the f.b.i. during the american campaign intensely politicized corrupt ok again i was talking about some of the major features of of the rule of law and the end seems to be tumbling down all over again because you've got you've already drawn your conclusion and you work backwards ok i was in graduate school for a long time now it's called bad science and it's actually immoral go ahead jim it is and frankly peter i think that's the the charitable way to interpret this that we're on t.v. i don't think we're on t.v. and. i well i would i would tend toward the other thing is that the people making these accusations themselves do not believe them and in fact know that they are not true and if i were in the russian shoes and it's not my job to give them advice but as sort of saying well we didn't do it where's the proof we want a joint i

sion. >> welcome. good morning, everybody. thank you for coming out on another amazing sunny day here in the city of san francisco. i want to thank you here for being on this critically important topic. you know, last year was a very challenging year for our residents here in san francisco and for our visitors and everyone else who parked their cars on the streets of san francisco. nearly 31,000 cars were broken into in 2017 in our city, which is a crazy number. a total of 25% increase over the year before. and let me say i'm going to be the first to tell everybody and to make sure the residents of san francisco know that we believe that this is completely unacceptable. the status quo on our streets is completely unacceptable, and we have to do things better. our city cannot continue to thrive if people are afraid to leave their car unattended when they're here to live, when they're here to work, when they're here to shop or visit any of our amazing attractions here in san francisco. as i said many times before, parking your c

of previous sions of also taken a toll some estimates point to a nearly eighteen billion euro loss for european markets around four hundred thousand workers are also thought to have lost their jobs as a result of the punitive measures. well the sanctions are also likely to be addressed at the annual meeting of the world's major industrial democracies in june ahead of the summit there have been calls for russia to have a seat at the negotiating table a german opposition lawmaker has urged the g. seven bloc to enter into constructive dialogue with moscow former british diplomats william mallinson sees europe should be more pragmatic in its dealings with america and russia the actual businesses the companies themselves in france and germany in particular must be putting enormous pressure on the currently allegedly empty empty russian governments with such as she. product is aluminum and all its by products we have a very large economic multiplier effect going into a lot of other industries not just aircraft and motor cars but fridges furniture and let's not forget other countries let's re

influence organization whose representatives show up in congress to lobby for no fly zones and just sank sions on syria as well as parliaments across europe while they're operating on the ground alongside al qaida and their allies and these are just documented facts and for the first time a mainstream figure on an international stage on the eve of war has validated what we've been reporting that has legitimized the journalism that we've been so mercilessly attacked for publishing and it's forced those who have attacked us and accuse us of being conspiracist to actually look at what we've reported look at the facts and they really have nothing to say back to us they can't simply dismiss it as a kremlin conspiracy anymore when roger waters is saying this. the correspondent from the russia twenty four t.v. channel claims to have found a syrian voice in the white helmets footage said to show the off the mouth of an alleged chemical attack in an interview which cannot be independently verified the child and his father recalled how events unfolded in doom on april the seventh but i guess dia breaks