weekend of the demonstrations will go to our correspondent on the scene in paris also coming up egypt's sions are voting in a referendum on constitutional amendments that could enable president. sisi to stay in office until twenty thirty and bolster the role of egypt's powerful military. most americans are marking the twentieth anniversary of the columbine high school massacre two students killed twelve of the class mates and one teacher in what was then the country's worst ever school shooting a reporter talked to a survivor. i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us we start in paris where thousands of yellow vests demonstrators have taken to the streets once again and their long running protest against wealth inequality but it's the first since the fire at the notre dame cathedral many are angry at the millions in euro's of donations earmarked for reconstruction money they say could be better spent police arrested more than a hundred protesters after clashes broke out in the heart of the french capital. everything for not nothing for the poor says the slogan on this protest dizzee a low vest

best demonstrations and we'll go to our correspondent on the scene in paris also coming up in egypt sions are voting in a referendum on constitutional amendments that could enable president of delphi's top al sisi to stay in office until twenty thirty and bolster the role of egypt's powerful military. i'm karl aspen thanks for joining us we start in paris where thousands of yellow vests demonstrators have taken to the streets once again in their long running protest against wealth inequality but it's the first protest since the fire at the notre dame cathedral and many are angry at the millions in donations earmarked for reconstruction money they say could be better spent police arrested more than one hundred protesters after clashes broke out in the heart of the french capital. everything for not nothing for the poor says the slogan on this protest dizzy a low vest. anger at the millions of year is pledged to rebuild the cathedral following monday's devastating fire while the activists say their demands for social reforms of being ignored. it's shocking given the state of the country giv

that will ply as a result of this cripple case so saying sions remain on course here and i don't see really any political will within the deep state as we're calling it now for better relations with russia i mean look at trump's reaction to a sovereign country name venezuela asking for help from another sovereign country russia this is made pompei o and it's made john bolton livid. and i think in the ideal world you would see the united states listen. we made a mistake let's walk it back and fix relations about obviously i don't think that's going to happen. the democrats himself a bit put in a quite a difficult situation now though because they have been pushing this conspiracy theory now for two years and after peddling the same conspiracy theory two years. well he really difficult position when you say. it is it is embarrassing but what what what can they do at this point are they going to reset to go back to two thousand and sixteen say listen we misread the situation let's start all over again i don't think it's possible i think too many of the political elites invested too much

government is doing with the saying sions and with the threats of military force are exacerbating thesituation killing tens of thousands of people and making the situation much much worse well battle lines are being drawn russia sent one hundred troops to venezuela a national security adviser john bolton cold. a direct threat to international peace and security in the region and vice president pence said the usa is also looking at strong action against cuba another venezuelan ally this flawed approach was used by the eisenhower administration after that thousand nine hundred fifty nine cuban revolution as you've recently written in an op ed the u.s. economic blockade against cuba continues to hurt the people but they have not overthrown their government so apropos cuba in your op ed clearly the consequence has been that the make them suffer approach just doesn't produce the results is venezuela a proxy for a familiar cold war. it is and it's it's absolutely unnecessary and it is making conflict with russia much much more likely which is very very dangerous what you're referring to abo

charter and nuremberg and the conventions to news that kind of leverage advances or an article in sion and it's become a routine weapon on the part of all street why should to force the law was completely unjust economic demands painterly didn't seem to get and they're giving it because no big they're doing it because then as well has the largest oil reserves and go on for service in the world and that's what they want complete control and they're willing to wage war economic war and hopes for hopefully not but they're making threats of military ok thanks for that sara flounders in new york head of the international action center appreciate your time thank you. an old stakes bricks at summit is underway in brussels looks like they'll be going into the night as well twenty seven e.u. leaders decide to go in granting britain an extension on exits in the block and how long that should be the british prime minister's appeal for a short postponement to june the thirtieth she's now sitting out the rest of the discussion that he just conveyed though the german chancellor noticed that she and

that the decay sion with which these artists work is matched only by the unabated vigor of this crowd that's been braving the summer heat for weeks refusing to go home until a real change is achieved. there's been heavy fighting in southern tripoli as forces loyal to warlord highly for have to keep up their attack on the libyan capital have to fight as advance and taking control of areas near the international air force the un recognized government says it's bringing in reinforcements to prepare the threat to tripoli. and has more from libya's capital forces loyal to. have to have advanced toward the. neighborhood that's about fifteen kilometers away from tripoli city center and eyewitnesses in al sadr and locals there say that they have seen have to his forces engaging against the forces loyal to the you and the recognized government of national accord in the streets and inside the densely populated areas namely in a neighborhood on the southern part of the libyan capital we know that during the past two weeks after his forces have been losing ground and a government of national call

has sacked the prosecutor general and two of his aides a key demand of protest leaders them stray sions have continued in the capital european union warning sudan's military council that a civilian transition must be made within the next fifteen days. as long as this is not the case as long as the transition is not managed by civilians the european union will not recognize the legitimacy of the transitional military council but as soon as a civilian transition takes place the european union will be ready to kompany it both politically and also economics for the first shipment of humanitarian aid has arrived in venezuela president nicolas maduro took credit for the arrival of a during a televised speech he also claimed previous attempts to deliver it from the us were a smokescreen to cover an american intervention. they're like little money. or they're cynical hypocritical false narrative of humanitarian aid it was neither aid nor humanitarian it was a politicize show of the u.s. and colombian governments to intervene in mina's well or you already know they're right and the venezuelan pe

to since for a sions include her childhood in war torn beirut as well as the simple beauty of nature. and you've probably been to plenty of parties in your time but i bet none come close to this zero gravity policy do not try. but we begin with a rather unique exhibition that has just opened in paris which is renaming classic paintings it's at the music say and it is called black models from jeffrey cole to matisse and it's all about black models who featured in famous paintings getting recognition or any recognition at all be chatting to my colleague david lesser leavitt's in just a minute but first is report. the limpia money a painter considered by many the father of modern art in the foreground a milk white prostitute who stare shocks in one thousand percent reviewers and who for a century and a half has fascinated scholars but more recently the figure behind her has become the focus of black servant the face of one of money's frequent model.

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steamroll had been unbeatable this year and florian cofield was determined to dent points talks last for a sions they certainly threw themselves into the tussle from the very first whistle . and had the first real chance of the match serge cannot break going close after twenty six minutes. i tried to spin and shot from the germany international judges ipad like i was equal to the task braman was standing strong in the face of byron's onslaughts which left nico covert looking for answers by in turn the screw up the half time. they found braman to the fence in an imperious mood. have lanko was in particular on top of his guy. the match turned on its head after fifty eight minutes though. the rush bilk of it stands off for a second yellow card the stray elbow ending his saturday afternoon early. down to. ten men have lanka continued to reel out the highlights. but he was powerless to deny nicholas saw her on seventy five minutes i could deflection leaving him stranded one dollar nuff to hand fly and a hard fought one victory that's why in the second half we were able to step up a gear they had a ma

egypt's sions have begun voting today in a referendum that could grant the country's authoritarian leader abdel fatah sisi another term in office the proposed changes to the constitution would also give the former army general more power over the judiciary is a move heavily criticized by international human rights groups. president of del fattah el-sisi was among the first to cast their votes clearly a man and. just a few days earlier parliament had given the go ahead for changes to the constitution now it's up to egypt's sixty million voters to give their approval. or not obama our president is doing a better job of looking after the country than the leaders of our neighbors. i respect him things are very stable and people are happy we have to say yes to these constitutional changes. the changes would largely benefit the president the former general would be able to stay in office until twenty thirty. r.c.c. would also get to appoint the country's top judges. and there would be more power for the military. the president's plan seems certain to be approved many voters say they're looking

elections but he sions with britain has worn thin some leaders want to impose a longer extension on britain to ensure that the country passes a withdrawal bill for an orderly exit from the e.u. . here's what we heard today from the main players in the debate over granting that breaks that extension i think that the u.k.'s request is for the extension to the cities that you know i could be working to make sure that we need to european union indeed he could have left the european union by now the parliament didn't pass the withdrawal agreement so we need that extra time to work to ensure that we can get a deal through parliament this enables this to be even a signal to the way it's in everybody's interest i think what mark says is that we are able to these the european union not the point at which we are asked if i got withdrawn agreement that would enable us to leave on the twenty second different to me since the speech is the announcement that the united kingdom is also preparing for the european elections is very important to me that will guarantee the continued functioning of the european

sions from around the world. every week on t.w. . plane. this is d w news live from berlin sudan's new interim leader says the country will have a new civilian government he trusts the nation saying the government will be in place within two years we also looked at the nighttime curfew which many pro-democracy demonstrators had to buy and they claim another victory as the country's security chief steps down hours after the country's new military leader quits also coming off thousands defy riot police in algeria to press their demands for democratic change it's the country's eighth consecutive past protest. and a game changer in gaza to meet the palestinian entities are using football as the title of their personal triumph. i'm calling osman thanks for joining us the new head of sudan's military council says a civilian government would be formed after consultations with the opposition in his first televised address to attend a general abdel fatah or honey said he was also canceling a curfew order by his predecessor a leader also said the tra

here and now in the north american uses sions put on a concert for the cycling victims pete. will donate what they can as the country struggles with the fallout of its worst ever disaster. an extra is about the simple north african dish made from little balls of wheat it's taking on a new role as a catalyst of north african unity the musgrave countries have swallowed the difference is and presented a joint bid to secure a year end heritage status for the delicacy it's the first time ever that for north african countries have come together to file a joint application. an integral part of the history and tradition of the mud grab its rich in flavor and history it's the king of the table it's served at all ceremonies it's also inexpensive and highly nutritious made from little balls of durham we use or semolina flour it's a staple of family celebrations. there were two that you know it's a dish that brings us together and which we're all proud of. i believe that in these four countries there's not a friday when you don't find the smell of course close to because is now popular i

the headline number would categorize this, most of whom are public-sector employees with generous rs,sions, as non--save especially when that limited definition has already caused confusion. if you look further down on the table, found that there's a number of people who have no retirement savings and no defined benefit plan. i think that's 29%. host: the same as 2013. guest: that's correct. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> we'll break away here and take you back live to the house floor for a series of votes. votes will be taken in the following order. motion to suspend the rules and ass h.r. 19 and pass h.r. 1331 and agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal if order. the first electronic vote will be conducted as a 15-minute vote. remaining electronic votes will be conducted as five-minute vote. -- votes. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 the unfinished business is the vote on the motion

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you thank you for an extraordinary is in mauritania way activists are fighting to postulate to say sion to punish gender based violence more severely but in this conservative nation way criminal law is derived from sharia law the topic defiance society and politicians like the legislation has already been rejected twice in parliament. has lived through a mother's worst nightmare last year her five year old daughter was attacked by a neighbor. he came and took my daughter while i was asleep then he raped her he was so bad he had to have an operation. rights groups say most survivors of sexual assault in mauritania don't dare to report their cases to the police that's because the victims of rape are often imprisoned for having sex outside of marriage a criminal offense in mauritania in this case the rapist was convicted because of the girl's young age but the women's rights group a f c f says even the sex offenders that get convicted often serve only a fraction of their sentence for the past two years a bill seeking tougher penalties for sexual violence has been awaiting parliamentary app

parliament in westminster in his prime minister's questions here is the prime minister theresa may sions of royal navy sup mariners family their families who sacrificed so much and all those involved in protecting our nation. mr speaker tomorrow marks seventy years since the founding of nato let me assure the house that under this government the united kingdom will continue to play our leading role in nature as it continues its mission of keeping nearly one billion people safe mr speaker this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house i should have further such meetings later today him turning oh you're very much going to assure the growing menace the not going to respect the will be raised lutheran you know well this is going to raise of another really important issue so i couldn't talk to doctors and my constituency at the university hospital raised the issue regarding the pension scheme. for doctors and control. the consequences and dr fraternally. so as was their prime minister's questions beginning just after midday . a lot o

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the much anticipated but heavily redacted mueller reports into alleged from russia colu sion is finally released. there was no. coming this. should not happen to another president his legal team to report. ok plenty more coming up over the next thirty minutes.

studies done within the sanctuary grounds and some of them that had to do with the pardon sequence stray sions rate of native trees versus exotic size and native trees soak up much more carbon dioxide than the of sadik stew so this helps to medicate or question the effects of climate change. as a letting the forest grow dead trees also in which to sort with creed's some centuries or rainfall the giants on the upright enjoyed. this is one of our old grandmother trees. it's a type of banyan and she's about four hundred years old. the main pin this century has changed and perfected is the freshwater source it's with all these forests you will not have streams and rivers which. the mohawk does not to have children so that they could create something that would benefit the dalai lama and. know and love every inch of the desert this is one of our natural meadow areas it is a meadow because this is grand underneath so very few trees can get their roots down below the grand to grow but it's a great button and so of grasses and eating for any of your grass eaters your various deer your elephant anythin

sick you sions will resume in early two thousand and seventeen using a new three drug combination the ohio department of corrections has not put anyone to death since two thousand and fourteen when condemned killer dennis mcguire gasped and snorted repeatedly during a twenty. six minute procedure. is insanity. we just got word that they want to start back up with executions again with a new protocol. in the states scheduled about thirty three executions between now and the end of two thousand and twenty it's just groundhog day. you know if an individual killed this many people they'd go down as one of the biggest serial killers in history the secrecy bill still remains in place and we are told the state is going to be using a new execution protocol they're going to use one of the drugs it was used to kill mcguire paralytic and then potassium chloride. protocol that frankly is significantly more dangerous and more risky for the clients. you're going to go. small and full of states here that are still actively killing people right now florida texas alabama georgia the fact that ohio wan

streets until a civilian transitional council is formed on thursday after months of public protests sions on sudan streets but as artie's rug as the of explains the mood seems soured. a dictator falls and the people rejoice happy empowered optimistic it's always the same how many times have we seen this happen this decade revolution in africa in the middle east the dictator by sheer was removed by the military which sided with the people sort of what the hamiliton was really the military takes full responsibility for changing the entire regime for a transitional period of two years in which the government will be handled by the armed forces. now you could understand why people are a bit miffed they rebelled risked everything to get rid of a dictator for freedom for democracy what they go to the end is a military regime what has been just stated is frost's a coup and it is not acceptable they are recycling the faces and this move or time as to why we have been on the other hand consider how much worse it could have been temporary military rule may just have been the lesser of two evils but

welcome to our viewers on public sion in america and arou the globe. 24 hours after notre dame burnede worst was feared, th is hope in paris. hundreds of millions of dollars are pouring in to rebuild the landmark cathedral within the next five years. french president emmanuel macron says it will be more beautiful than before. but it comes with sadness over what has been lost. correspondentwers -- parisresponded lucy williamson. lucy: words were hard to find it absorbribe this loss, to this scene. what burned with notre dame high above the paris skyline was 800 years of history.so fo, the physical anchor of paris, the cultural soul of france. it took 23 minutes to confirm the fire alert and send emergency crews to the scene. the fire was spreadickly. oak rafters that held the roof for centuries turning to ash in the evening sky. the central spire holding out against its own destruction til the very last moment bell hanging clear and still in the flames. to tackle the blaze, fire crews scaled the main towers. this is the firstf glimpse what they facedam. the fl lapping across the night

make over not frankly finest politics more than we used to because as you know if you well know who sions are where. you are we. granted them and ideas that are too conservative for contemporary democracy. now these ideas. i made explicit enough political carsley might be healthy to see the old we can feel. we need yeah i mean how just a quick plea guilty because we don't have that much time but how significance is this breakthrough by the voters polity. well it is significant to the extent that it shows that in a time of crisis the only tool that spain seems to. have the political system. we all need. nationally. and these warrants were years up the market that's. all that's. what i don't think it will be very. near term meaning coming governor or. explain. in solving its mean national problem then yes the fact that what part of rye into parliament and could mean that a new law is to carve the mind and heart of harcourt ok joe de. international relations research at princeton university great to have you on the program and has thoughts of these latest developments in spain thank you than

according to the report, mueller's investigators are frustrated barr did not adequately wornctray their sion -- portray their conclusions saying the findings are more trouble for president trump than he indated in the investigation. he had cleared the president of collusion but could not exonerate him on the question of obstruction of stice. the actual report has not yet been made public. theortimes" r will add fuel to the debate over whether or not it should be released. barr will make the redactions public by mid-april. >>> virginia lawmakers voted in acvor of a budget amendment that changes a law ing the driver's licenses of nearly one million people. before anyon who had unpaid court fines or fees had their licenses suspended. at is no longer the case. supporters of the measure argued it unfairly publishes poor people. punishes poor people. a previous attempt to overturn the law iled. >>> virginia's lieutenant governor, justin fairfax, spoke out yesterday about calls toom allow two who have accused him of sexual assault to testify before lawmakers. he said it should be the police, not po

even faster in terms of the rate of people leaving so there's an already and existing crisis thank sions coming on top of the they've not completely and we've not seen the complete effects of those yet but when they do hit we're likely to be in even deeper trouble that is likely to be very very serious fuel shortages for example already struggling economy is likely to reach what can only describe as collapse. polling is underway in the fast phase of india's general elections prime minister narendra modi is seeking a second ten voting is taking place in seven phases over more than a month to allow nine hundred million registered voters to cast their ballots the final result is only expected in late may out of there is that as a person and joins us now live from noida and it was a protest and as we can see people arriving to cast their ballots behind you talk us through some of the main issues for voters where you are. that's right in the south so we have been seeing people come in over the last two and a half hours that polls have been opened for predation dia's most populous india's most

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the median private p sion was about $9,000 a year. finally, social security, in 2018, average social security check about $1,400 a month. say that's 7,000 a year. let's add all this up. what do we juhave? a little more than $29,000 a year. it's certainly possible to live on $29,000 a year, particularly if you live in a relatively low-cost part of the country. but it's hardly a robust retirementg, and somethhese are the lucky ones. a study but the st. louis federal reserve found 27% of households have a defined plan.t plan, a pension and only one-third have a defined contribution l plan. thate a 401(k). that's not a lot of people. i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >> now, as it happens, retirement may be o area where republicans and democrats in congress can actuallyagree, and they're working together to make changes to some very popular savings plans. here are details. >> tomorrow, congress will begin deda deba biggest retirement plan in history. it's called secure act and it's to expand access to private retirement savin

perry barlow author of the declaration of independence for cyberspace and back in those days the new sion that the government or any corporation could stop this explosion of freedom and free expression and the libertarian ideals of the early internet would have been laughed at but now we have allowed essentially just two or three corporations to pretty much control the entire online experience and lo and behold we have this headline from bloomberg internet consolidation opened the door to censorship titans like facebook google and apple defeat the purpose of a decentralized web the british government released proposals this week to hold online and social media platforms responsible for harmful content a few decades ago we might have scoffed at anyone who even thought they could regulate. people say on the internet no longer today the centralization of platforms and services providers makes them foresman surprisingly easy it's just a matter of picking which layer of the text to hold accountable but you know pollution survival of the fittest relies on mutations and mutations come about thro

disobey sion is growing over the upcoming talks between putin and kim jong il and the kremlin has confirmed that they will take place in the city of light of our stock in russia's far east this. moscow and killing yang have been keeping the details of the first ever meeting between the russian a north korean lead to secret. is in flood of a stock following preparations. on any other day you would see a beautiful bridge behind my shoulder but now it's all completely covered in fog in fact the whole city of vladivostok is covered in fog which is i guess a perfect display a perfect reflection of all the secrecy surrounding the summit of vladimir putin and cam john until pretty much the very last day neither the location nor the date were confirmed every little detail was a top secret all that we heard from the north korean side was that the talks are due soon it's also a little more than you do so the chairman of the korean people sponte and supreme leader of our nation. will be visiting russia at the invitation of freshman president vladimir during the visit there will be a summit between can

abuses and by all a sion of human and international right. there was a drawing of political asylum by ecuador is a gross violation of international law as well as violations of the right for political asylum and their arrest by british police within the compound of the dorian embassy is a disgrace. now a son faces an extradition hearing on the second of may so the next challenge is the legal action dition battle but one thing's for sure this expulsion and the potential consequences have gone is an outcry world wise about what free speech really means robot to human rights lawyer representing edward snowden believes a song she has already served his time while being trapped in ecuador as embassy. you on the. other trip potential. actually had it down by charging. mr stylish in fact in our trailer to ecuador and us. to sharing actually it's knowledge that it's already spent seven years i think to be able to take. that into account. your thing is try to question. which is more than five dollars. per charge auntie's going on the ground program sp

commentators him and molly who has some vigorous criticism of the political leadership of the province d p sion fein i know the island's toward their sense of view unison their sense of the union ahead of the economic well being of the people and all the non mayumi done was taken over the ocean fin party recently as president she's made several major mystics we have a separate state who is deemed right across the community in terms of current broadly by nationalists and by union as to be seen to be a limb dockside kristie it really unfamiliar with the workings of this place here at westminster the prime minister is also under heavy fire from commentators and just about everybody else on issue one of our previously strongest defenders caused a stir this week when he counted on his support for breck's it i think it's important just to use the fact that two and a half years of us to assess it and you can see that there are real problems of the idea and things which are really kind of worrying and i say this is a breakfast here i went through a real dark night of the sort of about to resume a told

abuses and by all a sion of your mind i mean that a far right. we absolutely reject the and no amount of julian assange just naturalisation that and the handover of this australian journalist to the unite. kingdom in a shameful act surrendering our sovereignty the extradition those julian the sons to the u.s. for exposing evidence of atrocities in iraq and afghanistan should be opposed by the british government on thursday we saw julian assange being forced out of the ecuadorian embassy looking recently stressed and he was essentially being carried into that police van which was waiting for him outside this was offset abruptly revoked his asylum we know that relations between the ecuadorian president and the son has been the territory for a long time since he came into power a song she now faces an extradition hearing on the second of may that will be via video link so the next challenge for him is this next legal action battle but one thing's for sure though this expulsion and the potential consequences has gone as outcry worldwide guarding the

supplanting traditional unionism sion free and supplant it with the opi we've been often the blocks but couple circumstances capable of picking people think the balls particularly if we are peoples but why human life one who does for this is truly a waiter to energize a creative think people who no longer associate themselves with any religion there are a lot of people like that you know from below forty and there they have just turned their back on the whole political situation they have no interest in politics at all they feel there's nobody there they represent them. so that leaves the supporters of the two blocks chin fear in the paid and they both suck the life blood out of the two smaller parties that you mentioned and pretty much adopted their clothes and they sit there and i'd i don't think they are any either party wants to accommodate the other the whole brags that thing i think has made the day you pay particularly think twice they saw themselves as the party of business and here is business and you're not representing us you have no understanding of what will be better for u

is renewed saying sions against iran take effect next month they are likely to hit hard because of crucial oil exports which will be halted the international monetary fund expects iran's recession to deepen with the economy contract being by six percent. here in teheran people are exchanging realises fast as they can faith in the iranian currency has fallen dramatically it now takes a stack of them one hundred forty four thousand at the moment to purchase a single dollar and most people fear the u.s. sanctions will drive the rio down even further. with this of course the country's revenues are going to drop and maybe the real value will drop as well and the end the pressure that they're putting on this is pressure on the people. it is not enough you know you some people have fixed limited wages like us. when prices rose we had to change a lot of things our rent were not. then we were forced to spend our money on rent instead of food at. the i.m.f. has warned that inflation will drive prices even further in the country this year and that would drive many more iranians into poverty this woul

while we and the chinese government have repeatedly denied us how we gave sions away equipment poses a security risk claiming that the u.s. has not offered any concrete evidence what is your strategy in countering those claims the way we look at it is there is a combination of intent capabilities an opportunity i think there's a statement might someone say well we're going to the intent of the capability might happen more easily with in china or authoritarian regime and so that's much easier to hide underneath the this security aspect and the six and ten chill security threats even though nothing has been found in a while with equipment we've got separate testing facilities set up in the u.k. and in europe and there's been no instances of whatsoever. despite concern in washington while a has already conducted trials in a number of european countries including france and germany the u.s. has accused the chinese of money laundering fraud and soft of intellectual property while also coming beijing uses it telecom that went to spy while they had tonight all those allegations. we had from

more oil flooded the market with oil and this wasn't good for oil prices the drums issued the same sions against iran basically the prices of oil collapsed and that's the way that this works now you know analysts of war did that every barrel pumped it will also to offset this is a barrel taken out of reserves which is another issue if oil prices get very volatile if things go if it's an emergency measure that needs to be taken in the country you're not going to have the oil to do it because this stuff is flowing way too quickly. and seems to believe that right now the gulf nations such as saudi arabia and the u.a.e. well gleefully fill the void but seems like they're not thrilled about the prospect and the president as the president had hoped. well let's start with a quote here and this is from the energy minister of saudi arabia he says the saudi arabia will coordinate with fellow oil producers to ensure adequate supplies are available to consumers while i'm sure in the global oil market does not go out of balance now they're happy face a that's a that's a great growth rate but it's unc

employees leave no questions as to why they think they did it it's all part of the hill recover up over a sion i'll have to tell you about it of the party. thanks for the heads up but even with only half of the e-mails available the new have b i papers reveal that from the get go key people had no doubt the server compromised classified material i have personally reviewed hundreds of documents in the h r c collection i can now say without reservation that there are literally hundreds of classified emails in this collection maybe more when this collection is released in its entirety the potential damage to the foreign relations of the united states could be significant one of the reviewers of the clinton then intelligence community inspector general charles mccullough testified in the senate that documents beyond top secret were stored on the north the right server here is what happened next it was personal go back to me to my family to my office i was told by members of congress be careful you're losing your credibility are people at the get to there was an effort on the certainly on the part

several times at the highest level in wales two thousand and fourteen it was up at the end it's a sion of crime but it has already been a longstanding nato target and. on the one hand germans are right when they say it is not only cash it is cash capabilities and contributions center avenue still the second lodgers true contributor in nato on the other hand we have subscribed to this goal we have had in the last four years email. in korea an immense increase in our defense spending so i personally find it totally unnecessary to to put into putu to put into question this goal now in the medium term but let him time finances or trump. what answer would you give him if he says why can't you meet the two percent germany is a rich country you've got the money why can't you expend the money on defense yes i would i would say look at the numbers we are doing exactly what was decided in wales that all nations who have not yet attained the two percent will move until two thousand and twenty fall into that direction we are moving in that direction and what i would not do is what the german polit

perry barlow author of the declaration of independence for cyberspace and back in those days the new sion that the government or any corporation could stop this explosion of freedom and free expression and the libertarian ideals of the early internet would have been laughed at but now.

foreign office said it had a field to brunei to adhere to existing international human rights of the gay sions the laws are due to take effect on wednesday. least three people have been injured in an explosion at the top of russian military school the country's defense ministry said the explosion of the most icici academy in central supreme desboro was caused by an improvised device it happened as eleven suspected islamists went on trial in a military court in the city accused of organizing a suicide bombing. united states is to hold all deliveries of its f. thirty five stealth fighter jets to turkey u.s. officials say that all cooperation of the f. thirty five will be suspended until ankara ends its plans to buy russia's advanced s. four hundred anti aircraft system this is the latest in a series of disputes between the two nato allies. the embattled head of germany's football federation brando has resigned after it emerged that he accepted a gift of a six thousand euro watch from a ukrainian football official is three years in charge of the f.b.i. have been marked by scandal and controversy.

tang's hello and good evening i'm looking forward to a legendary show tonight three legendary mrs sions for join our show tonight chris thumps on the powerful lead singer off manfredo man's band and the brothers from fury in the slaughterhouse who became two legends on the german music scene at the end of the one nine hundred eighty s. during that time people were used to songs in german but the brothers went against the flow and started to sing their songs of english crazy idea. of. music talk. welcome to. thanks. to us. chris. so my nerve all groovy isn't. no night last night doesn't. work in an on blue ball or let's examine your present to be thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you for sending the first. office letters it's nearly seven you know us as if we missed the peanuts that they have here as a light point here and saw get through this and for what concerned us mozilo and. well i was born in england but my father emigrated to new zealand with all of us when i was five ok grew up there. would was and you want to know if he learned from hot or and ha

think it was two thousand and twelve within three months i got out they mccourt fives fame arrests to sion paid. child support paid everything i was that's. i started my own business i got a vehicle had tags had a license and everything in october that year i decided smokes weed and i thought the worst case scenario if i get a probation officer i have to go to a program where i'd be urine test regularly or go to a meet well the reality fact is dirty urine is a violation and probation officer i had was new and she was a stickler for the law and she violated me their own spot i wept like a little child i couldn't believe i had there i made all this work on my i have all this to show you look at all this i have i've done it she's that you've done a lot but you still using drugs and it's against the law. since the four years for dirty you're in the houses. it's a lot watching your children grow up in issue in wave and say by daddy as you're walking out of the business it is just it doesn't get easier you don't stand and as you get older you think you become more custom than this but never unde

make an appeal jointly with china to the security council to begin a structured rollback of saying sions and that may lead to some progress i just want to talk about the timing of this meeting slotting because obviously there have been unsuccessful summits between the north korean leader and president trump which has resulted in perhaps a minus steps forward but it's more like one step forward two steps back of the as it goes now do you think the russian leader could have some more success here i mean how much leverage those moscow have opinion. well do do remember that the steps forward. i don't quite agree that it's two steps backwards i think that we were on the edge of war in many ways a lot of rhetoric back and forth a lot of threats fire and fury and i think we've grown a little past that however i think at this point in time i think washington can can begin to get on board and become a leader in this in working this out or if the movies did begin to revive the six party talks if you will which included japan and south korea russia china and the u.s. and north korea that these type

certainly no to a future promising any prospect of peace just more oppression this possession and i mix a sion while palestinians are expected to surrender and accept their miserable fate under this formula. a diplomatic dispute is brewing over the construction of a memorial museum at a former nazi death camp in poland warsaw has rejected several requests from russia to take part in the project eliciting an angry response from moscow here's artie's mundine a coach of. sabi bore was a nazi run killing center and any town secrets very few survive to average talent and scream course. another unit arrived once they were already undressed they apparently understood where they were being taken naked and all in fear they ran away the way could they run everyone rush to the bob watch fences and there they were met with the fire of machine guns and rifles many people died from the bullets the rest were driven into the gas chambers the fires were burning into late at night it's all flames illuminated the evening black sky with its terrifying lights the whole camp and the surrounding territory. like thun

they are now and now there are attacks today a group of sudanese protest leaders are having to go she sions in the presidential palace now with the military council and there's. think about this transitional civilian military council that would be sort of and over and over head body through the country but that there would be a purely civilian kind of council or committee that would run the day to day. the day to day to do the business of the country and then they would pave the way for elections that would after after the removal of ahmed bashir yeah all right so a lot of changes still in store for the people in sudan our correspondent in khartoum tonight thank you. and with that the big is almost all the conversation of course continues online and we'll see you tomorrow or the. kickoff of the bookman's derby the big otto car and from scenic forget the boss to come storming the shop the because my roommate stumbled into the big match they managed to claw against leaving the in this legal title race why don't the law kick off in sixty minutes. what secrets lie behind the small. find out in