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the size you'd expect in a normal year and some fires are still spreading the al-jazeera known in sion town in yemen is at risk of being destroyed as fighting rages for a nearby city zubeidi is a unesco world heritage site with dozens of historic homes religious institutes and mosques that south are for data which the u.a.e. coalition has been fighting to retake from who's the rebels aid agencies for the battle could create more of the humanitarian disaster that could threaten the entire time. india is scrapping taxes on sanitary pads and what's being hailed as a major boost for girls' education they were previously taxed of twelve percent sparking protests when it was imposed last year the additional cost became a problem for girls and women especially in poor and rural areas they've been officially listed as an essential item. campaigning is underway in pakistan for weapons days general election below while bhutto zardari the head of the pakistan people's party and son of the assassinated former leader benazir bhutto has been running in the southern city. but the vote is widely seen

powers on limiting iran's nuclear program but just three years after that agreement was signed the same sions are due to snap back into place after president donald trump pulled washington out of the accord the first package of things in early august here's a look at what will be targeted over the coming months. i. i q part of our strategy is a coupon of maximum economic and diplomatic pressure our focus is on getting as many countries importing iranian crude down to zero as soon as possible. iran's president has sound rouhani has called the u.s. plan to stop iran exporting oil a fantasy now tweaky hinted that iran could respond by stopping all time because from other countries passing through the strait of hormuz a regional gateway for imports and exports his government nonetheless faces a tough job to stop iran's economy from shrinking as the u.s. sanctions take hold many iranians are already desperate for relief from ongoing economic problems in june traders into her hands grand bazaar went on strike to make clear their concerns the collapse of the reality on the foreign exchange market is

impacted me because it would in many cities cause all sorts of problems all the free stuff that you sions worked so so most of what happened good that happened in the second half was to be 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 insight he passes inside the box if you mean you from mean you have a shot because just over and name auser had a shot in in one thousand minutes plus three which people quotes was 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 town madam in the quarter finals. i've been very impressed by. i've been very impressed by. having had no support absolutely no support when i travel around in. russia to do stories on all the eleven cities all the host cities i had very. optimistic about the russian team and i think the thing with with the team is that they didn't have to qualify so there's no competitive matches for needed to us. and

the big blocks normalizing relations between russia and the rest of the world is russia's a mix a sion of crimea what was bad. well putin has repeated once again what the russians have been saying since twenty fourteen feel crimea would be russian and to the question of legitimacy of the annex a sion is absolutely undisputable the russian president mentioned the referendum as the legitimate basis the basis for an exceptional in russia by the way they call it . if occasion with russia not station putin also said that he knew that president had a different opinion on this issue but more interesting well not to putin they were expected to predict it's much more interesting was the reaction after the trump who simply said nothing which could be understood if he signed lee knowledge to watch as the russian president claimed of course that was not a nice moment for ukraine let's pick up with you alexander norman i was not going to go down the president's silence on this big issue of ukraine it was met here in the u.s. also with a lot of criticism and we had chuck schumer. calling on his fell

over from the beginning and they want to be satisfied that they have jurisdiction that there's been a sion etc etc this is just the provisional measures in order to see what the it's plausible but it's arguable that there might be some infringement of these people's rights that being said today is a victory for cuts or does give us a hint doesn't it that the court at least sees a plausible argument it's not like they said you know this is a complete and reasonable argument that we're going to dismiss it entirely so that is already been been established the other thing that we can say is that this is just the case we do it qatar and the u.a.e. the other states that are in the region who are implementing all these measures they're not parties to this so if this case goes forward and and there's a finding that indeed that there is racial discrimination that should be a strong statement told them as well along the same terms very interesting to see how it all turns out well they are more senior lecturer at the hague university of applied sciences sir thank you so much for sharing your views wi

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the i asked man kept taking the children to make them into spray sion she tattooed the names on their arms using the nails and i think. i. know where i get one navajo i don't know why they wouldn't forget their names so i did my bit about not going to the children away from me the i.r.s. would give them. the leader said if i see anyone and i'll cut off that arm so i stopped. look here. that i only did half an eye. here's what you're going to have that thing whatever. she still doesn't know where her fifteen year old daughter and her two oldest sons are she doesn't even know if there were life routine helps to distract. and aid organization gave the family twenty sheep money from selling the milk supports them. but even here on the mountain they're afraid that the i.r.s. might return coaches husband mahmoud keeps a gun if they come back he says they won't get his family again because of what. i can learn from the past we trusted our neighbors back then said they were off friends with their children. even more than. a visit to their old home. through down the mountain is littered with t

lÓpez obrador le ha regresado las lanza a muchos ya que obrador asegura que acabarÁ con la corrupta sionque ustedes dos pueden escuchar y es que este grupo de mexicanos simpatizantes de obrador han estado festejando la vid de lo que muchos nos dicen es que later era -- la tercera es la vencida. >>ha ganado con el total mÁs grande desde 1982 la presidencia de mÉxico. >> por el seÑor obrador que bueno que haya ganado. >se lanzÓ con una plata> forma enfocada en ayudar a los campesinos acabar con la corro johnny reduce sir la violen ya en el paÍs algo que alguno de sus contrincantes usaron ara seÑalarlo lista y nacionalista. >>el tiene muy poco en comÚn como por ejemplo con lula, correa y es hoy pulsa a la izquierda serÍa otro tipo o de izquierda de lo que hemos visto. >>no sÓlo hizo historia ganando con la mayorÍa de los votos del pueblo mexicano, sino tambiÉn como izquierdista. >>dice que no va nacionalizar y el gobierna gracias a una baliza donde varios grupo y para poder seguir gobernando el va tener que mantener contentos a todos los miembros de su coaliciÓn. >> simpatizantes de morena

through a total of seven stages covering more than three thousand five hundred kilometers with a clue sion in moscow's red square. and thousands turned out to pay their final respects to limpid medal winning figure skater dennis ten the twenty five year old died from injuries he sustained in a knife attack in his native kazakstan on thursday ten was trying to stop two men from stealing his car mirrors when the stabbing happened ten became the first skater from kazakstan to win an olympic medal when he got bronze at the two thousand and fourteen sochi games two suspects have been detained over the killing . and that's all your sport for now more later. and one more bit of sports news before we wrap it up for you the names of the took you twenty twenty and limpy complera limping mascots have just been announced so meet me right and so may the blue fellow's name means future while his counterparts name comes from a popular cherry blossom for right that was. robbed matheson's in the chair in a couple of minutes i'm twenty three g. a little later. on counting the costs of stronger growth foreca

sion. were revealed so we've been waiting for like the whole day and we stayed with good words here he said of us wasn't happy i don't think we did it because they wanted me yet at. that point i was already you were a fan celebrating under a tricolor sky united by the beautiful game the a fantastic atmosphere there in central powlett paris for all that and in the thick of things so was our very own only one hundred covering that homecoming party for us and witnessing the moment when the french team bus on its victorious passengers drive past was five through writing was. what you was just trying to get atlantis i was kind of. it's it's really it's you know it's access i was. satisfied excitedly i was kind of like i was trying to decide who was who that johnny was that i wouldn't believe it and that's why. i did it. today obviously not talking there reporting from central paris a quick reminder on top story for you u.s. president all tromped has returned home to a storm of criticism also ref

catch a cab in the southern chinese metropolis of sion gen and like me you can expect to be watched taxeshere are gradually gaining close circuit t.v. cameras installed above their rearview mirrors. but i think it's ok it improves safety for both drivers and passengers. more than half of all taxis are already c.c.t.v. monitored the pictures are transmitted live to the transit authority here please can see which driver the vehicle is registered with and what's happening in it at all times using facial recognition software or thirty's can also later track what route a certain passenger took. you know what to the part we don't see passenger privacy is an issue these are the privately of course but modes of transport that are available to the public and they're used by different people for that reason we've concluded that they're permissible. in china cameras watch over nearly or public spaces using surveillance software created by companies such as magazine the startup in beijing it's software can identify objects on mistreated and recognize movement patterns or faces the technology has long

international divers spent ten hour was leading the first children to safety but have now pulled off for a sions overnight eight more boys in their twenty five year old soccer coach remain stranded the local governor held the first stage of the rescue effort a success. sixteen days today's the day we've been waiting for we are seeing the wild boars in the flesh. it's the outcome the world has been hoping and praying for the first voice from the soccer team called the wild boars extracted safely from the cave and on their way by helicopter and ambulance to hospital. after days of preparation expert foreign divers and members of the tiny babies elite seal unit launched a daring and dangerous mission to rescue the youngsters and their coach a hazardous nature of the operation highlighted by the death of a diver on friday. the boys and their rescuers must travel four kilometers from the elevated shelf where they were found to the entrance to the cave each boy will be tethered to two divers who will supply them with their fixed ropes and lights have been installed to guide the group through the darkn

over trade wars and trade deals and i'm sure that some people at the world bank and the other side to sions are being very much plato's cons in that game. i guess you have problems in tennis man talking about assessment yeah but then some a saying that as the the old policies a divide and rule fail to actually start to unite the perceived enemies of that. that paradigm as it was russia and china are arguably getting closer together in their relationship president putin and i was with him in st petersburg on a year ago at a conference there we were both speaking at night and a lot of time with his top economic advisor they are very very sharp they're very kind in a very clever and you know there's no world leader going to much experience a president who can at least on a world leader of a major country with nuclear arms and i think it was very obvious that in the meeting between putin and trump putin want you know couldn't just make trump look like an idiot so i'm sure that putin and china are really looking at how they come together and how they can face off no question that deserves huge r

>>arrancamos con la informas sion, la juventus confirmÓ que chris ya no ronaldo no harÁ la gira con el0.000 pasamos al put gol de inglaterra, el mexicano raÚl jimÉnez practicÓ con su nuevo equipo, conos yo las instalaciones para mÁs informaciÓn es la noche lo es gramos en contacto deportivo y te invitamos a seguir a travÉs de >>una nueva esperanza para tratar la diabetestipo i alerta sobre la base una -- vacuna que es usada para la tuberculosis, esta informaciÓn aÚn se estÁ desarrollando y se espera que en unos cuatro aÑos se puedan tener resultados. asÍ llegamos al finaldel noticiero. fÉlix: los mal otras traduje sufrieron un refugio para emigrantes separado de sus padres. siguen las contradicciones del presidente trompo sobre la injerencia rusa en las elecciones. dijo que no habrÍa mÁs interferencia. contradijo a su servicio de inteligencia. la crisis de nicaragua sigue en aumento. las naciones unidas dicen que el rÉgimen de daniel ortega quiere criminalizar la protesta. les contaremos la historia de un primer dÍa de trabajo inolvidable. un joven, al que se le averiÓ su auto

patrcia:: cientÍficos siÓn..a puede ser destruida a nivel nacional. vamos a otra pausa. volvemos con la ola de calor que azota a california. este oso decidiÓ darse -- policiales advirtiÓ sobre un intruso en su barrio. se trataba de este oso. recibiÓ un dardo tranquilizante, pero continuÓ rondando el Área. la policÍa dijo que el ruido de un helicÓptero pudo haber hecho que el oso regresarÁ al bosque, pero luego fue visto a la sombra de un Árbol cerca de algunas casas. al parecer sintiÓ calor y decidió darse un chapuzÓn en una piscina. algunos pasaron un gran susto, nadi tranquilo que se ve. gracias por acompaÑarnos, buenas noches. regresamos maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alejandra: muy buenos dÍas. hoy es miÉrcoles 18 de julio. te saluda alejandra arce. bienvenidos a "despierta Área de la bahÍa". hoy en "porque me quiero" les harÉ un licuado con frutas congeladas. te imaginas pedir un taxi volador para llegar a tu trabajo? podrÍa ser posible en un futuro

lopez obrador the former mayor of mexico city has vowed to end the violence and tackle and democrat sion is rival is this man ricardo in iowa who leads a left right coalition party. correspondent ophelia harms our rooty is in mexico city and she joins us now for the latest so ophelia there have been these reports of some people being too scared to go out and vote because of all the violence just what sort of turnout is expected. well yes there is fear in some states that are very. filled with criminals which is colima get out on behind where people think that maybe criminal organizations might be disrupting the electoral process but this is actually expected to be a historic turnout with about sixty five percent of the electorate going to the polls on sunday and it will be historic because mexicans are fed up with the corruption and violence in this country and because of that their traditional party that has ruled mexico so far have not been able to fight this problem and that is why we might be seeing a leftist candidate becoming mexico's next president for the first time but is also g

through a total of seven stages covering more than three thousand five hundred kilometers with a clue sion in moscow's red square. and thousands turned out to pay their final respects to limbic medal winning figure skater dennis tan the twenty five year old died from injuries he sustained in a knife attack in his native kazakstan on thursday ten was trying to stop two men from stealing his car mirrors when the stabbing happened ten became the first skater from kazakstan to win an olympic medal when he got bronze at the two thousand and fourteen sochi games two suspects have been detained over the killing and that's all your support for now more later. if you don't like heights stunt certainly not for the faint hearted in from such a tight group was scaled. to reach the circuit basilica to tell you. made the attempt with no assistance from a rope hanging thirty five meters above the ground on the us started walking tightropes when she was eighty years old and says she's been preparing for this walk for a year. more news whenever you want to on the web site al jazeera dot called tweet bill t

. >> es posible que sion desacato por parte de las autoridades en grados medianos porque el presidentesistas y senadores el flujo de menores que intenten egresar, son los acompaÑado de un adulto, es tanto que segÚn informaciÓn a para acomodarlos. reportero la cifra revelada det separados de sus padres o si se tratan de niÑos, niÑos o jÓvenes. cualquier incremente los arrestos estÁ causando preocupaciÓn en la comunidad. arantxa: nosotros vamos a estar muy pendientes del desarrollo de esta noticia. el propÓsito del tema, personas marcharon en los Ángeles protestando en contra de la separaciÓn. los manifestantes pidieron que todos los menores son unificados y tambiÉn la aboliciÓn de ice la agencia que realiza redadas y detenciÓn de personas indocumentadas. felix: el gobierno del california se prepara para defender la ley sobre estado santuario para inmigrantes en el juicio pautado para finales de septiembre. una nueva demanda pone de nuevo ...la ley se vio amenazada por tres demandas en su contra. una de ellas interpuesta por la ciudad. el estado habÍa presentado una mociÓn para detener e

but argument you know monk who was going to end in a show you know he really be a man didn't see any sion and that you know and that got that on the most any man. in the end yeah you know this idea that i would be in them i. you have been a time of being in what a lot of id did to cut up. the phone you could read. the post of hundred days before the last about. a million city munis get it will not go watch the results of a few feet but the odds of. two up over one hundred any. i mean why then the up front group in american. been to implement. this in them when i can see it again. generally speaking mr trump's unilateralist can notably the unilateralism which we saw with regards to iran which we also saw with regards to the paris agreement regarding climate change which we saw with regards to the american embassy in jerusalem all these unilateral decisions challenge from my point of view the quality of our transatlantic relations. the counting firms the banks the rating agencies the government and the central bank it's called a racket the u.k. profits from it and someway that's how the ari

leave right now quite literally that the crunch time is calamitous for the britons brix it go shay sions i think it's very bad for her leadership and will really coaster some problems the next hours and days to come to resume a has obviously been under fire from many sides of the political spectrum how great is the rest of you think that she's going to face a challenge to her leadership we might see a new prime minister a general election being held in the coming months. i think you're right i mean on the one hand the the kind of the part of her support that's very firmly for what's called the heart wrecks at the full break from the european union there they're a minority i mean they're not the biggest group and the tory party they're not the biggest group in parliament but they're a sizable group they are. very full of conviction for their view and they've held the prime minister's trying to get this kind of uneasy alliance of folks in our party who've been both for very strong breakfast and those who who are against . the campaign so there's going to be uneasy alliance which he's been

that there are several tadg methods which it i can use and saudi arabia has the biggest oil is set is sions in the eastern part of saudi arabia on the gulf so any sub with cash bought a ticket in the us and nora the biggest loading being held in the world would impact very effectively on saudi exports to add to that and remember that most of the gulf countries have no other that they have but to use the set of formulas with the exception of the united out up and that it which has built three years ago its on oil pipeline from abu dhabi to fujairah thus bypassing the state of total miles all the out as have to pass with their export through the strait of hormuz saudi arabia has a bit of usa in having and and in the oil pipeline from the east on pot of gumbo are on their red sea which was built with iraqi money during the iraq iran war it had a capacity of two million barrels a day but i understand that this out is a quietly increasing capacity to four billion that would still be around fifty per cent or less of saudi oil exports so all in all the threat should be taken seriously and. phase o

as that may seem pinero it doesn't just catch poachers it also represents them in court can i say sion sees the rural poor forced to cut down trees as victims of the corporations and corrupt politicians as our governor. before. he wanted projects crossing forest it's an old world. forest. in his. he doesn't matter there are all developments development in terms of the invasion. it's the area as are all the ones forest. and now. he's on probation. they use indigenous people. in the. trees. clearing the area in their. thirty s. neighborhood trees every week there is a report on illegal activities. in the area being cleared already that's where the companies go in. their own projects but then usually ones who are being caught are the beasts or the poor farmers and. all. of the. whole. bodies have a number. of no one to her name are. door for you is. you know leon it's in pretty much him simply going in there much like the language. can only near now only they are now ready and the minute somebody an era now going to encounter them or need another dish the. force is so much alike and room

give so much you know attention to this and she's leading this in different initiatives and exhibit sions in the war because she believed in it and she want to develop more and more. in the top specially but also on the board. each year qatar invests many millions of euros in art and culture. this exhibition in berlin shows contemporary art from the emirate for the first time it concludes the german qatari cultural year which follows cultural years with britain japan and china the culture here is one of the all the small country of connor is trying to attract powerful friends with its art. he says we are definitely a multi multi cultural state we have if you look at the demographics there's only thirteen percent of qatari regional people there and then the rest are from all around the world and that does affect their daily life and it makes it more engaged and makes it more day now and then just say we're more open to different cultures and different peoples identity ways that even the way we understand the great things a lot of us big bore than one language to be able to accommodate that

along the banks people can shop for books on a house but for visit the house of a new stray sion. one of the frames is devoted to the patterns of the seeds of telstra in the london underground. so the gallery is based in king's cross london which is undergoing this amazing transformation over the past few years and it's now a really exciting area full of galleries and really interesting landscapes. to the south the soho once the horns of many artists and filmmakers. today say it was mainly home to theatres and flaps. even so national as a few hidden spots. secret t.v. remains about the palm. beach home first that typical british crew. is called. served with. them from sort of paper or plastic bowl or whatever but this is not like a proper a proper cup of tea rather than a in a mug of food. comes and pathogen is ling's and provides an alternative to shopping in the major department stores. small shops off items like printed clothes and silva. much of the business here is done through mail order. of americans. whose both try anything but all rely cheat. camden's much except the muse

would eventually have to disclose numbers if it have a came to subsidies from serbian or even stitches sions we wanted to find out whether organic food has become an issue for people. that's evidently little appetite for paying more for such products the main market sells plenty of locally grown free to vege. stall holders say that sappier does have a system for certifying produces organic but they would never sell enough to make it worthwhile. if. there is one organic food shop and not be sad. and a good organic pork so no way vegetables yes. beef well they tried it but that was five years ago. you had to know that most of the season cannick beef just didn't work out they started to market it and then it disappeared again nobody thought it over the major organic brands failed they just didn't sell much. serbia also produces conventional non-organic pork. this farm in the domestic market in russia. has never considered going organic or selling to the european union he has about a thousand pegs. with fewer people in serbia don't think about organic food if you can get something cheap why pay

pounced on this blurry picture of donald trump attending a fundraiser for the political wing of the ira sion frayne two years before the ceasefire then emerged as though trump shook the hand of gerry adams he never gave him any money today though the good friday agreement which created a new. in belfast faces extreme strain regardless of u.k. prime minister jury's amaze first visit to the north in the past twenty four hours there is the possibility of a post break that border between the republican the six counties worst of all for now is the fact that else does parliament stormont has long been shut down its representatives this month found guilty by judges of dessert ing their responsibilities in fein representative say their abstention ism is the failure to address so-called legacy issues and there have been plenty of legacy issues in evidence on the streets of derry this month a night of tension and disorder police warned that loyalist paramilitaries were planning to orchestrate and participate in serious disorder in east belfast but in the following hours hundreds of emergency calls cam

jane: where can to our viewersl on public sion in america and around the globe. it's been a day of mixed mengets for pres trump on his visit to the u.k. first the explosive ierview criticizing the prime minister theresa may, telling the sun newspaper her brexit stage might end any chance a vital trailed deal with the u.s. hours later it s smiles and denials for the cameras then tea with the queen. t the pageantry contrasted sharply with the record crowds in london who turned out to protest mr. trump's visit. reporter: you don't need to count the helicopte to know how much this visitor mattered. president trump's ends rage blasted through the countryside as subtly as he warned this week that his host might not get the trailed deal she colvets. for theresa may, it was not just grin and bear it today but more importantly she tried to change his mind. he left the tricky question to he >> have you had a chance to talk about the interview this morning? >> tre's a lot to discuss. >> the question preemented -- repeated. thisime, he made a face rather than answer. but aft

he's going to make decisions and not to have consensus and deliberation and quiet an official view sions among the family and so we'll see there's so many unknowns now that are that are there saeed of on the court has just said that mohammed the somebody is upsetting an order the has been going on for quite some time in saudi arabia sounded with its wealth its influence has been priding itself on being the protects adults. sunni islam if mohammed hadn't been someone goes ahead with dismantling that religious order would it have any knock on effect on the religious establishment across the muslim world particularly the city well when i read that. really just the start of this trip has always been. under the armpit of the soul of the house of saud they have had a known about it for the past and so i don't believe that that is the sort of stuff of the smooth. object or ordinary act the it is i'm so the man is yesterday driving the car was. a certain today it is something good because there were you know the guardian said it is not so it must be good so i do not i have never seen in the last

i believe in nelson mandela's sion. i believe in a vision shared byi gand king and abraham lincoln. i believe in a vision equality and justice and freedom and multiracial democracy built on the premise that all people are created equal, and they are endowed our creator with certain inalienable rights. laura: a brief time ago i spoke to a rmer assistant secretary of state for african affairs during the obama administration. does barack obama feel tha nelson mandela's legacy of equality and human rights is under threat like never before? >> i didn't get from his speh that he felt like it was under threat. i think the message he wanted to deliver is that we must continue to fight to maintain the freedoms that we have won. i saw the speech as being very hopeful. laura: he took aim at strongman politics around the globe. he is clearly very concerned about how the lure of the strongman can be resisted. linda: he is. that message also resonated not just in africa, it resonated globally. and i think it particularly was important for audiences to hear him make the statemes. laura: one observ

there was no col sion atall. everybody knows it. people are being brought out to the fore.o far that i know, virtually none of it related to t a campai they're going to have to try really hard somebody that did relate to the caspaign. it clean campaign. i beat hillary clinton easily and frankly we beat her -- >> reporter: putin revealing for fthest time who he wanted to win. >> president putin, did you want present trump to win the election? >> translator: yes, i did. als, i did. because he td about bringing the russian relationship back to normal,utin said. >> reporter: was there anything behind it or was he being honest momen >> i think he was being honest and i think he wants to cooperate with trump.k i th he thinks trump is somebody that will do a lot of ergood for ra russia whehis relationship will do a lot of good for america is a different question. >> reporter: those four hours inside helsinki's presidential palace a sharp 180 from last week with many nato allies. >> i think we will end up having an extraordinary relationship. i hope so. i've beenaying itnd i'm sure

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to resolving the nuclear issue of the korean peninsula and to bring all of us to denote there is a sion and to from the very beginning we suggest that the good that was china that a first step was because for them to build. and the second step should be some confidence building measures like freezing lunches and tests like freezing the military gains and i believe that what is going on is going in the right direction i know that the outcome of the meeting can seem to pour between president trump and leader of the north of north korea is being criticized by many as just you know being empty wards of paper without any. leaf in it late secretary from peril visited pyongyang. and then he was also criticized for not delivering any specific hard commitments for general clear ization but i think serious analysts understand that this thing cannot be done overnight it has been a very deep crisis which is very serious consequences which might affect many countries if things went wrong and we have to build confidence gradually and that's i believe what the president trump and secretary powell help

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novacek the locals in souls bring it seems are struggling with residual confusion anger and exasperate sion not least with the media who knows it's all speculation could be a big could be a small that but the moment is being cranked up the home secretary is calling on russia to come clean about the use of navi chalk and stop dumping the nerve agent around it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what is going on it is completely unacceptable for our people to be either deliberate or accidental topics or for street. towns to be dumping grounds for poison one of javits ministers says even waiting for a call you know the all for is still there to the russian state to try the sisters to tell us what happened because that would definitely help keep the people of seoul very safe while the politicians one town says there's a sense that the people of souls barry would simply settle for feeling a little bit safer and less city police boyko on c. amesbury the site of the latest incident is a town just over ten kilometers away from seoul's bridge that's the city where f

would you ever invision -- envision a sion a world where you would allow suspects to be interviewed by russia andbserve? >> well, i never want to say never about anything but it certainly is not high on our lisof vestigative techniques. >>here is also the suggestion from putin that he want to come have interview americans. is that something you would support? >> that's probably even lower on our list. >> and now, with those revelations of anti trump texts from top agent peter strzok h whe inspector general said cast a cloud over the fbi, the president intensifng his attack on the russia investigation. >> that was a total witch hunt. >> is there anything that would allowt to called a witch hunt? >> i've been consistent. i get asked this a lot. i do not believe special counsel mueller is on a witch hunt. i think it's a professional d nvestigation conduc a man that ie known to be a straight shooter in all my interactions with him. >> let's bring andrea mitchell. th was an extraordinary interview you conducted with the intelligence chief. what do you make of whate've been witnessing the la

and so just hours after putin finished their meeting all of us knew i could say sions appeared of russia interfering in america as a russian woman charged by the department of justice with conspiracy to act as a russian agent twenty nine year old maria who recently graduated from american university in washington d.c. was arrested on sunday accused of developing relations with those who have influence in american politics to advance russia's interests her attorney made a statement denying she is an agent he also said the woman offered to be interviewed by the special counsel's office but the special counsel's office showed zero interest in even speaking to her we brought up the issue with political analyst live. but you're going to hear we guarding this this russian citizen as she is called a russian agent what is missed completely is that agent should be referred to as a lobbyist and agent in law in american law means a representative are when american media say agent they think secret agent. espionage agent you know something nefarious something involving behind the scenes something il

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institutions in such a bad state as there are just the way forward is immediate reformation of students to sions regulators for financial regulators of the corruption ward watchdog corruption is one of the biggest problems we do not have enough money to pay for our expenditure and. cut corruption and tourism revenues we have to fix those state institutions. we need peace stability we need good relations and we certainly do need good relationship with the u.s. u.s. is a superpower cannot be ignored unfortunately our relationship has been very one sided in the past the relationship has been whether you were us as used by this time as a hired gun so we are paid to do their work you know to to fight their war this has cost by just on over one hundred billion dollars lost to the economy over seventy thousand people pakistanis have died they are still dying today terrorism is still a lot. been being overcome so what we want is a relationship with the u.s. which is mutually benefit beneficial to both the u.s. has looked upon pakistan as an ally at once point and then as an enemy at the same time so it'

interviews i saw a huge atmosphere of mistrust among the inhabitants of mosul there's a lot of ca sion going on and those people those families we saw in the film who has have lost loved ones they they they feel enraged they want somebody to blame and the rage only sees black and white so they don't distinguish between those who actually committed the atrocities and those who were maybe just fellow travelers or just relatives of those those i asked fighters so in this atmosphere i think it's obvious that no one will come forward at that minute to having supported i as or two having sympathized with their ideas but this is exactly what is needed if you want to start the process of reconciliation. there were elements of a witch hunt as well with and also from your report with people just settling scores up by denouncing other people yes i mean this is this is the big problem after when when the when the militias and the iraqi military retook mosul human rights organization did a lot of reporters a lot of. revenge killings and. as fighters were shot in the back were just thrown off bridge

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leader accused you are a peon allies of failing to meet their spending on play games sions and also a trip to the u.k. overshadowed by mass protests so after a turbulent week for trunk his expecting the talks with putin to be run. this if the e.c. . was for putin maybe the easiest of them all. i hope we get along well i think we get along well hopefully some day maybe he'll be a friend it could happen but i don't i just don't know him very well in the sense we're competitors not a question of friend or enemy he's not my enemy but none trump are expected to discuss the war in syria although the raf's of the summit agenda is so far unclear we heard from the antiwar activist who believes nuclear weapons should be a key concern for the both presidents we've been hearing a lot of negative opinion and minimalist but i'll tell you what i'm hoping what i mean i think. that while. that he might want to really he campaigned saying he wants to make a deal with russia he may deal with what korea when they started to ratchet down the hostilities and i hope the. president will can reestablish what