russia has can damned this new wave first thing sions coming from the e.u. with the country's foreign ministry saying that moscow reserves the right to respond our position remains firm it is illegal to introduce unilateral restrictive measures by bypassing the un security council brussels once again demonstrates it is disregard for the collectively developed mechanisms for international cooperation the unilateral placement of punitive illegitimate tools is fraught with increased high handedness in international relations and the erosion of international law the e.u. has introducing sions against the had of russia's military intelligence agency the g r un and his deputy and this comes as part of a new wave of think sions the regarding chemical weapons now the e.u. council has recently adopted this new regime under which the e.u. will now be able to impose sanctions on persons and and it is involved in the development or use of chemical weapons regardless of their nationality or location and apart from the top g.r.u. officials the e.u. sanctions it to individ

and this comes as part of a new wave of think sions the regarding chemical weapons now the e.u. council has recently adopted this new regime under which the e.u. will now be able to impose sanctions on persons and antes involved in the development or use of chemical weapons regardless of their nationality or location and apart from the top g.r.u. officials the e.u. sanctions it to individuals whom the u.k. earlier called the g.r.u. agents allegedly responsible for the poisoning of said a gay script and the u.k. or welcome to this move and also called these thank sions tough action against irresponsible activities of the g r u today's new sanctions the live on of to take tough action against the reckless and irresponsible activities of the russian military intelligence organization the g.r.u. which puts innocent british citizens in serious danger own souls bru last year back in march last year a former double agent said he is cripple and his daughter yulia wore a poisoned and soles very england she was the nerve agent russia denied british accusations of its involvement and offer

works for russia but it was against us ok and saud the point is when we would go out from the same sions and i don't see any positive signs. from germany and france that's. it was to do decide to go out and just mention ok exactly a page you very much for joining us and happy and have a very happy new year thank you are you going to what are the prospects here i mean is it going to be more of the same here because we know that the same sions in the united states it's a congressional decision here but the europeans it's on a rolling six month basis here do you think that with the change of late with the u.k. leaving you a new leadership in germany anything is going to change or is there going to be still the pressure from washington there is going to be pressure from washington it may not be coming from the president's office but we know that the president doesn't have complete control of the state foreign policy and so on he may be trying to regain control of some aspects of it but i think the you has their own neo ideologues exceptionalism at this point and they will continue the war ag

are welcome to this move and also called these thank sions tough action against irresponsible activities of the g r u today's new sanctions the live on of to take tough action against the reckless and irresponsible activities of the russian military intelligence organization the g.r.u. which puts innocent british citizens in serious danger own souls brew last year back in march last year a former double agent said he is cripple and his daughter yulia wore a poisoned and soles very england she was the nerve agent russia denied british accusations of its involvement and offered to help in the investigation however of these offer a was declined and stand to london expelled twenty three russian diplomats as a punitive measure and a mania states afford to move and moscow expelled an equal. a number of european diplomats in response to this whole incident agreed the fact it's russia uki relations. in new york federal judge has blocked a trump administration initiative to add a question about citizenship to the twenty twenty census. the decision to citizenship question to the twenty two in two

a large russian air base so as president omar bashir has flown to qatar for talks says them stray sions can take continue against this thirty year rule protesters blame government forces for the deaths of several demonstrators and doctors in recent days the country has been shaken by a near daily demonstrations for over a month. and attacked by the rebels in the yemeni city of taiz has killed one woman and injured at least fourteen others security sources say the rebels launched the attack on some neighborhood and brazil their president jay it both son at all says he will strive to preserve the environment while pursuing economic development that's the fight relaxing protection of indigenous lands in the amazon rain forest also matter was making a special address to the world economic forum in the swiss town of. british and french police have suspended the search for a light aircraft carrying premier league footballer emiliano salah that went missing over the english channel the twenty eight year old argentinian had just signed for cardiff city from french team you know and those are th

are reports of ongoing explosions and gunfire in what the government says is a mocking up operate sion at least fifteen people have died but scores of survivors have been freed the somali extremist group al shabaab says its fighters carried out the attack. i'm don't run away there are no. moments of terror. these people are among the lucky ones the first risque from the hotel complex as explosions and gunfire rang out. survivors describe the scene inside the complex when the shooting began upon my colleagues. not being able to everybody was just beginning every. so i went through . all these we have one i didn't focus just on the ship so how did he was able to defeat you. if you didn't reach when you started by being so some people but it's other people in the stores and many people in their offices under the desks so many people inside the. security forces were quick to arrive the attack still in progress when the somali based terrorist group claimed responsibility it's the same group that's been behind a series of deadly attacks in kenya over the past eight years. our correspondent j

sions were over by the time that all trump was actually officially announced being the candidate of the republican party for u.s. presidency but in fact these negotiations lasted a lot longer and they lasted until the summer of two thousand and sixteen and that being just a few months ahead of the actual u.s. elections now if this turns out to be true of these allegations that donald trump told michael cohen to lie in front of congress this would certainly mean that we're witnessing here the strongest piece of evidence yet of donald trump being guilty of all struction of justice and it comes at a time when you have the democrats who are now in control of the u.s. house of representatives meaning that they can subpoena people as they wish what kind of reactions are we getting from both sides of the political divide today. well the democrats can certainly be happy about this and they will certainly use this for their purposes we just had the chairman of the judiciary committee of congress saying that it's a crime to lie to congress. especially to tell yourself or in an ad to lie to congre

the reputational costs and sanctions risks associated with our i guess the key word there is saying sions right i mean why would the u.s. want to slap sanctions on germany over the pipeline yet the u.s. ambassador raised economical as well as security concerns connected to the north stream to pipeline and this pipeline is actually supposed to carry gas from the russian coast to germany. bypassing third countries and it is an addition to an already existing pipeline north stream this would allow russia to double the amount of gas sent to europe now there are fears in washington but also here in europe that this pipeline would give russia leverage over european countries and also do away with the need to transfer gas via ukraine as it is doing now this is important because ukraine and russia have been in the conflict for the last couple of years largely over the eastern part of ukraine and despite the animosity until now russian gas still goes through ukraine retrain serves as a gateway for russian gas and ukraine relies on transit through some transit fees from russia and also has some pol

this house this is a catastrophic defeat for this government after two years of failed to go see a sions the house of commons is today but its verdict on her bricks and that good it is absolutely decisive. the most important this year facing us is that the government has lost that contradicts of this house in this country i therefore mr speaker i inform you i have now tabled abduction of no confidence in this. no no i'm pleased i'm pleased that motion will be debated tomorrow so this house going to give its verdict on the share incompetence of this government. german corporate heads things he would have been showing them bare for provisions all in london i mean the vote of no confidence in scheduled for tomorrow and parliament by the sounds of it if you believe corben stories and they will not survive it what do you say. three's may we'll survive it because even though the party that guarantees her a majority in parliament the northern irish d u p which has voted against her on the brakes a deal said they would support her they would not they'd they not supporting her as a person probabl

. >>> coach, third downnv sion. big throw to jordan reed. it's loom like you knew the were going t give you zone blitz. maybe a little lean inriere t behind him. one two combination. ckers are going to end up bringing four. >> this is a play. watch chris thompson. this is why i have admiration of chris thompson stepping up in the holend protecting the quarterback with greateverage. baicks his face in there. gives the quartck time to throw it. great route. great depth. we switched relief. jordan did a great job ofg leand getting open and alex did a nice job of fining oue seam. >> i didn't wan to get too crazy with chris thompso because i knew you would be pumped, but you gave you this version. second. why can't we pick up four with our li ? >> we ca >> why didn't we? >> because they mugged up here. we had clay matthews over here. i want to make sure our left tackle is going outo clay matthews i would prefer chris thompson . t to block clay matthews. >> good idea >> thank you. that's why they want him toush and not cover. >> he's lost out nope

reflects his concerns with the mountaineer being the need for fundamental reform and they're going to say sion and convening anti israel liason. now at this point that we can review that in twenty seventeen there was outcry from the united states and israel when unesco designated a hebron the city in the west bank designated as a world historical site now there is a contested area in the center of that city to muslims it's the ibrahimi mosque to jews it's the cave of patriarchs and at that point we saw some loud outcry from the united states and from israel now it's important to note that this isn't the first time that we've heard accusations of a pro palestinian bias from the usa and from israel and twenty eleven when the nasco body officially recognized a state of palestine at that point the usa and israel both stopped paying dues to unesco they were then stripped of their voting rights in two thousand and thirteen after having not paid their dues so at this point we see the united states carrying out a policy that its long carried out which is when it doesn't like certain international acco

fail to resolve the deadlock over donald trump's demand to fund a border war with mexico go see a sions will continue through the weekend in washington from their practical again with the latest. the two sides emerged from both sides of the white house with very different impressions of how their meeting went and we had a very very productive meeting a lengthy and sometimes contentious conversation with the president. with democrats now in charge of one chamber of congress they came to the white house to try and find a compromise to reopen the government the president says he won't sign a bill that doesn't spend five billion dollars on a wall the democrats say. simply will not spend a penny to build it they only seem to agree on one thing in fact he said he'd keep the government closed for a very long period of time months or even years absolutely i said that i don't think it will but i am prepared and i think i can speak for republicans in the house and republicans in the senate they feel very strongly about having a safe country but that is the key question can he keep senate republic

sions are on the table including the public vote option which we make clear in our conference motion which was i have to remind you unanimously agreed by our conference last september eleventh even before the referendum i remember talking to some of the people organizing the leave campaign and i had imagined they would have a whole show drawing of parts of the european legislation they had to go up to par so they could quite have to look with them so they would come out of the traps profitable for them if they wanted to so this is what will for a good state it took two years to begin that process and that's partly because people very divided people want to do true the opposition is very divided so we have all these two commissioners and they council cross parties and they cut across the country to. some interesting surveys being carried out as well a recent poll has found that if a second referendum were to be held the majority of voters would choose to remain in the e.u. it shows that support for a main is its highest level since the twenty sixteen breaks it votes as polly boyko goe

isdaughter is 11 and my sion eight. >> what do they say about you running? >> we ran a positive campaign. we never ran a single negative ad. obviously you are in the spotlight more. they were on stage with me at convention when we won. they i have been fantastic. at universal days studios. >> what was their reaction when you won? >> they have been my biggest supporters. they are moving forward. i couldn't do this without their support. >> what are your priorities for the 116th congress? >> farm bill has to be priority number one, and continue to roll back federal regulation and allow states to regulate their own businesses. work toward things we can work on in a bipartisan factor. i always tell people bipartisanship for the sake of bipartisanship isn't a good thing, but we want to build coalitions. there is an infrastructure package to get done, we have to find a way do to it. people want to see congress come together on issues. we have been fighting since our founding. there are issues we can come together on, and we should. it is not good for the citizens

to stand she a sion of this idea of simulation at that particle so when you've got that reaching towards us from the other something from both sides i think you really got to really think there's something very plastic or fluid is a better word about the perception of reality and i think that even cinema for me as you know cinema is one of my one of my religion cinema is just a reflection to us of the emotional states of being human in this artificial in this artifice why does it work that we can go cut cut cut cut and then we think of that as reality because the brain creates that into a simulation that gives us the entire emotional experience of what the filmmaker or what that cinematic expression is trying to create that's why i talk about virtual reality in such intense terms in terms of a an ethical framework around this medium because the merchants of virtual experience what i call v.x. and transhumanist modification that really is becoming what the perception of being a human will be all about we won't will have generations that aren't thinking of being a human in the same way as

the democrats won't uree to sion $5.6 billion for a wall on the border with mexico, and donald trumpsing ton back dowis demand that they do just that. pres. trump: the southern border is a dangerous, horrible disaster. we have done a great job. but you can't really do the kind of job we have to do unless you have a major, powerful barrier, and that is what we have to have. aleem: while there is no agreement, 800,000 government workers not getting paid. many goverent departments and services have been suspended. opposition leaders met donald trump today to try to resolve the crisis, but said they found a man who was uncompromising. sen. schumer: we told the president we needed the government open. he resisted. insa fact, h he would keep the government closed for a very long period of time, months or even years. aleem: but democrats themselves are not yielding. they have been emboldened bthe thearing in of new congressmen and women that giv the majority in the house of representatives. among the freshman politicians who will be a thorn in the president's side is one of the first muslim

international community should approach that subject when it talks to north korea you know human rights as to sion i think is one of the most fundamental with shouldn't we human beings achieve and at any cost against anybody this should be protected we have this humanist instinct actually of protecting each other therefore when the reasons you know problem with human rights you need to talk about them but i'm sure you know that there is very deep skepticism at least in this country that western countries may be instrumental lising the issue of human rights too much exaggerating it when it is politically expedient ignoring it when it's politically inconvenient do you think the current international discourse of human rights is genuine and productive in terms of actual have trusting the subject i believe it's genuine i believe it's genuine but of course you know we're not in heaven we're on planet earth and this place is not perfect so i do not rule out there are certain problems right but in general in general. just go around in there ask who does not agree with the supremacy of human rights everyb

strengthening research going to see sion aligning what we do in the eurasian economic union with the if you chinese initiative for one built one road and also. forging. your relation partnership. as you know these processes will be open to other countries and. alliances in europe and asia as international terrorists are being defeated in syria this allowed us to strengthen. the position so the syrian government the congress of syrian dialogue took place in sortie and based on their russia turkey and iran worked on forming the constitutional committee which you and eventually the government and the opposition approve the list of members of this committee of this creates a condition for studying the political. process in line with the un security council resolution twenty two fifty four which to resolve the syrian crisis we also supported positive trends on the korean peninsula based on their own that put forward by russia and china of course this would require certain steps from the other parties as well in response to what pyongyang has been. doing in a positive way. to the caspian s

it's extremely popular with artists you find exhibit sions in all sorts of places like here inside the form a church of syntagma. the chinese gallery shows contemporary art here targeting the younger generation. as if we currently have thirty eight artists on our books all of them making contemporary art many of them come from abroad but now live in berlin. these playful wooden sculptures were made by swiss artist claudia. not far away in the district are shown a verdict we find one of millions more bizarre exhibitions a lipstick museum run by makeup artist and writer over in a call here he divulges the make up secrets of former film divas and other celebrities many left a lip stick kids instead of an autograph. it was when i got to know hildegard naif that i became a serious collector i did her makeup for over thirty years and advised her on fashion and style. one day she said to me that she done an advert for lipstick before i was even born it was for the folks left unchecked meaning people slipstick or vo for short the headline in the popular bill tabloid was the man had v.w. so now

harvested every three months and business is booming along with petroleum and been known as the christie sions have become one of the country's top exports. last year just under four hundred fifty thousand tons was sent abroad bringing in three billion dollars. and exports are expected to expunge this year. diesel poet aeration system is how people sit in levels in the poem's high exhaust from the generators pollutes the air now not far from the old palms shrimp promise of testing a new method developed in singapore and it is the poems are placed in the hand rather than at the sure that gives spammers much more control over conditions the poems are smaller but yields a much higher up to twenty five yes this is a great cultural engine it yeah my pain under i say turn to chapter. now he's doing a new career as a shrimp fama. if it. were not our breeding route that is much healthier than the traditional methods you don't need yearly as many antibiotics. and because of the roofs that cover the wrong you can control the temperatures better. but also because the water is unchanged if you have more c

sions z.z.z. . because when when you evil conflict by keating and there's a conflict when you when you. are solutions by kidding another defeat you fail but when you deal. with it when. you see it see is that you that's really wants to build a future together. you are avoiding a place to go from bad to worse here we're going to take a short break right now while we come back we'll continue talking about harold the promise and what is it and is it more effective beneficial to promise and stay with us. join me every thursday on the alex salmond schill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see than. most people think to stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest race in truth to stand losing business you just need as the right questions and demand the right answer. the. question. and we're back with the expert in peril diplomacy and the chairman of brazzaville foun

at a ceremony at beijing's great who of the people it was a quiet one and there was norman sion of it in chinese state media which isn't surprising given that bilateral relations between these two countries are at a low point this week the u.s. sailed alou ship into the south china sea irritating the chinese government and late last year there was the arrest of chinese tech executive long one joe in canada at the request of washington now added to all of this of course is the trade war chinese china's commerce ministry did sound a lot more positive on this today at a press conference describing a meeting between chinese and u.s. negotiators in beijing this week as extensive and saying that progress was made on issues such as force technology transfer and intellectual property now there were nor concrete solutions and now it's but it has left the door open for higher level talks over the coming weeks both sides are reportedly very keen to reach an agreement before march the second and prevent u.s. tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods being lifted from ten perce

it's going to see what i mean the americans were not able to do that either so today this and disobey sion because you need to anticipate thread into submission exists thanks to sharing and exchange of trust between people who are competent and professional who respect each other and who above all protect their human sources because in the intelligence services the key is human sources and operational intelligence as well like surveillance and it cannot come up with a solution to a problem if your human sources are compromised and this is the difficulty and the reason why exchanging information is so important so the quest for all education a break right now when we have apple continued talking till now that this question in the former head of the french internal security bill. when the whole make this manufacture come sentenced to the public will. when the room in closest protect themselves. with the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. with no middle of the room six moves. their breath for a single purpose. they have a superman. they start training very young. eight months of

and disobey sion because you need to anticipate thread into submission exists thanks to sharing an exchange of trust between people who are competent and professional who respect each other and who above all protect their human sources because in the intelligence services the key is human sources and operational intelligence as well like surveillance and it cannot cope with a solution to a problem if your human sources are compromised and this is a difficulty and the reason why exchanging information is so important for them. to take a short break right now when we're talking to net lapis questioning the former head of the french internal security. team wrong all along just all. to get to shape out this day become educated and in. the trail. once on many find themselves worlds apart. she says to look for common ground. so. u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either they're already several generations of them so i just got this memo was circulat

i'm glad we have come to thenc sion today as to how we go forward.this has been a rough few days for the president. he got himself into an arm wrestle with the speaker of theo house, 78-ye nancy pelosi, and lost. his demands for border wall funding have not been met. this morning one of his longtime associates and close confidants was arrested as part of the mueller investigation. roger stone, provocateur, flamboyant, lifelong republican operative,pecialist in dirty tricks, one-time aide to richard nixon. as of 4:00 this morning, when the fbi moved in, the last person to be arrested in the mueller investigation into collusion between the trump campaign and russia. after stone's court appearance,g he e the very picture of defiance, almost emulating richard nixon. roger: i will plead not guilty to these charges. i will defeat them in court. i believe this mo a politically vated investigation. i am troubled by the political motivations of the prosecutors. jon:is indictment containing details ofexts he sent that read as though they were taken from "the g

will leave the kurds understand this obviously and they're fast tracking the goo she sions with president asaad with the syrian government could into various reports reconciling perhaps obviously they have their differences but it's a hostile neighborhood friends a few and far between and as we see now they can leave at any moment well they're not his state's national security adviser said on sunday though that his country's troop withdrawal will be dependent on a number guarantees from turkey one of john bolton's demands was that ankara ensure the safety of washington's kurdish allies in northern syria that provoked an angry response from turkey president even refusing to meet with bolton for talks earlier . this culture. bolton has made a grave mistake it is not possible to accept or swallow the message given by bolton from israel those who are in the terror corridor in syria who learn the necessary lessons for us there is no difference between the white p g p y d p k k and diet we will very soon take action to neutralize the terrorist groups in syria political analysts used to ferment

at almost four point six meters its logarithm memory sadie's pantani and its six cylinder boxer and sion with close to one hundred horsepower didn't while power hungry american drivers that much either but they were impressed by where the engine was located the chevy corvair was the only american car of its day powered by a rear engine. christo says this exotic looking car was surprisingly successful more than two hundred fifty thousand rolled off the assembly lines in the first year alone and things got even better when chevy introduced the monza option with a floor shift bucket seats and larger hub caps and a bit more chrome it was named after the italian racing circuit five mccain classified nominate it's not a mistake. soon chevrolet was selling more modern size then standard models the only thing missing was a stronger engine but not for long as christophe explains so much that so nine hundred sixty two chevrolet presented and the dish and all option for the spider and it was truly sensational the first series production car to feature a turbo charged engine its one hundred fifty ho

to go shay sions the transpacific trade tussle took another combo with news reports today u.s. trade representative robert light hisor a reputed a hard liner on china policy is saying the troubled ministration may lead to more tariffs against china and is warning that he will not accept empty promises from the other side of the table the ambassador has designated has been designated as a u.s. lead negotiator in talks aimed at resettling the us china trade negotiations by march first sectors of the global economy are taking downward dips to ring in the new year one area has managed to make gains and even hit record highs precious metals on wednesday gold hit its highest peak since june fifteenth of last year hovering at around one thousand two hundred eighty five dollars per ounce today this follows a slide in.

the majority for another solution we need to emerge to see the objective of the political coaster to sions that there is a may start to do and we will sincerely hope that this process will be successful. that was the european union's brags that negotiator michel barnier speaking today speaking english and if you followed the brags that saga of the last two years you will know that mr barney a usually only speaks english when he wants to drive home a point to lawmakers in london where his point is clear time is running out and a new deal breaks it is looking more likely tomorrow barney a meets with german chancellor angela merkel and the two are expected to discuss a possible break delay sources say the e.u. remains united in its stance that it will only consider a delay if and when britain requests it or in london british prime minister to resign may's she is in a battle against the clock and against her own parliament lawmakers are expected to vote next week on the second version of her brags that withdrawal plan it is an unpopular or it is as unpopular as the first version which lawmaker

period to see what i mean the americans were not able to do that either so today this and disobey sion because you need to anticipate thread into submission exists thanks to sharing and exchange of trust between people who are competent and professional who respect each other and who above all protect their human sources because in the intelligence services the key is human sources and operational intelligence as well like surveillance and it cannot come up with a solution to a problem if your human sources are compromised and this is a difficulty and the reason why exchanging information is so important. in this year's class for all of the educational craik right now one way of apple continued talking till now and that this question in the former head of the french internal security bill. us veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going up for the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the well being of their own soldiers either there already is several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defense offices we're

a check today there is at the latest headlines from us here it out there let's go back now to and sions monopoly. the commission of experts was founded in new york where the global community recognizes states and the suffering borders as pows idiotic and zachary's as d.z. institute joined bob peeped. for the first time in the history of humanity a land grab occurred based not only more on traditional forms of power but rather on geological findings. of the experts who tipped the scales in loring's about maritime territories a notoriously unforthcoming one members agreed to speak about the commission on the condition the team meters not in new york but in which city informs. personally i've always felt that we could do an effort to actually be more transparent and to communicate more. so my name is walter roost i'm a marine physicist look at it from air france and i'm a member of the un commission on the limits of the continental shelf. well the first thing i should say is that you know the work of the commission yes it's true it's quite. three that in a very confidential fashion and the

period to see what i mean the americans were not able to do that either so today this and disobey sion because you need to anticipate thread into submission exists thanks to sharing and exchange of trust between people who are competent and professional who respect each other and who above all protect their human sources because in the intelligence services the key is human sources and operational intelligence as well like surveillance and it cannot come up with a solution to a problem if your human sources are compromised and this is a difficulty and the reason why exchanging information is so important for them. to take a short break right now when we have our book until talking to you never happens classing in the former head of the french internal security bill. when gold make this manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the room in clusters protect themselves. with the flame and merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room six. million real new. school join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the wo

let's turn attention to europe where after eleven consecutive weekends of street stray sions it appears some in france have had enough of the on rest they've even launched their own is meant to counter the increasingly violent yellow vest protests are to charlotte tells us more. fronts and protest the two go oh me no i'm like two lovers strewing around paris in fact the french seem to love protesting so much it's almost a national sport but it's a sport that has a very nasty streak the yellow vest protest group are probably the best known they've been out in force since november seventeenth so that's now eleven weekends they say the government's not doing enough despite the concessions and a national debate is taking place and the yellow vests are determined to stick it out they've already planned acts twelve before we even got to the twelfth weekend but their protests have often descended into violence that's been described as the worst in more than half a century. i will not concede anything to those who want destruction and disorder. but in true french fashion there is now an anti pr