sri lanka social media blockage was supposed to have ended by now but on friday president matthew souter santa said there is still too much misinformation out there and if the platforms fail to control it they may be banned permanently under the declared state of emergency the government also has the power to cents. their main stream news outlets far from seeing the end of misinformation sri lankans have been left with a lack of information. but discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers you knock shirazi mina india is now halfway through its general election process which lasts for a month and there is this strange story about a non political interaction with the country's leading politician prime minister narendra modi so what was that about. this was clearly an attempt by mary and the more the to get a boost from bollywood through an interview conducted by the phone star. questions it was broadcast online by asian news international and i it's a private news agency that benefits from close access to not in the more the and his party the b

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the lawyer representing their case called it a victory for justice souter was see owners will do you every. disaster known today is a victory for bear who will finally be accepted for who he is namely the disabled person because it limits his weaknesses and we must accept him like that to tell you clearly he knew the ripon we must take him as he is and we must treat him as he is the solution for of us bear is not for him to be eliminated either directly or by stopping his dietitians freshman year. just went by and then you must ensure we do so in new york this year. it is the latest episode in a bitter legal battle that has divided non-dance family and friends earlier the media swooped in as vast number of parents prepared for what they thought might be their final goodbye with their son. he still couldn't do they are killing him they're killing him to. do that. in 2013 lambaste doctors recommended ending his treatment his wife his nephew and several siblings have supported the doctors decision to let him die. for you so this is the 1st time i've told myself it's going to have some g

. >> neil: he is not a david souter type who thought that we had a conservative?s joined the four conservatives to make a 5-4 majority. >> neil: he is not predictable. >> he is not predictable. that means we must watch him. this film with other matters that will be vital, what are you going to scrutinize? >> well, i will scrutinize the power of the congress, because i think that obamacare is going to give back to the court. can the congress force you to enter the stream of commerce by purchasing a product that you do not want to purchase? >> neil: i am surprised that he kept it up and kept it going. >> without the tax and there, he will be with the conservatives, that's what the president hopes. i think that he is right as far as this goes. it's not even 5:00. >> neil: nowadays. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. along with lisa boothe, juan williams, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld, it is 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five" ." brand-new headaches for democrats heading into 2020, freshman congress woman rashida to leave creating a new controversy over her comme

from portugal with the socialists and democrats great thanks being with us and right next to her souter who is a senator with the greens right here in belgium she also has a real job if i may say she's a professor of ecology in ghent and she might not have time to do that in the future because she's running for the european parliament as one of the. of the greens. across the other side ross abel central good to see here is a former genie a minister for it's only for the european union as don't think this way in fronts however for him anyway might cause delays. this also is a centrist fiercely for a european list and also happy to have a deal with and susan member of the biggest political group in the european parliament and poised to remain so the european people's party she's also the chair of the environment committee which will be very important for the discussion later on he runs off i know panelists joining us from germany in good. standing full of fun right shall die chimes party a.f.d. with the a f d the great pit the european parliament tell it so as katherine said earlier we as

she put together the trickle of justice souter.that was to preserve roby way and she recognized kennedy although he had been very close to voting with scalia, catholic and similar politics, scalia had been patronizing and condescending to kennedy. he was sick of it. period she sat honest and put together an opinion in a way and she let kennedy do this rhetorical stuff. it was a rhetorical opinion in the kind of thing that she hated and she let him read it. and she results with a narrow standard because she would not get to the vote otherwise. if it wasn't preserve roby way he would not of been on board. >> it was good to know if you thinking and the balance of kennedy's ability. because scalia had been unkind and reassuring. >> you are surprised to know that there supreme court is human. >> not surprised. another question. >> you mentioned in passing her relationship with barry goldwater would be pretty interesting to hear about. >> he one set of her, you're the best woman i ever met. they were, she was a big power in arizona and p

. >> harris: i souter of feel like is he out to make us the big monster.y are still the country that threatens israel on the regular, right? >> yeah. i think foreign minister zoo reef should have paid attention to his own president rouhani who said publicly that the united states presence in the persian gulf used to be considered a threat and now an opportunity. meaning he is saying publicly that iran would consider targeting us lethally, kinetically. that's a deadly serious threat. and we have responded in kind as we should with a clear measure of deterrence saying that we are going to bring out the uss abraham lincoln and b-52 and plans on the shelf with 120,000 u.s. troops if you attack us you will pay the price. i don't think iran would be so foolish to do that this that is regime suicide. this is the best miscalculation on iran's part. they know what they're getting in to if they make a misstep. >> harris: that's making it plain. dan hoffman thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> harris: rasheda tlaib defending remarks about the holocaust and firin

souter despite being involved in the recent series against pakistan thing then arrive at the world cup in good shape good preparation good squad good leadership good captain good track record is number one of the world but there's always the question during the business of the tournament and they're very excited about. afghanistan have got their world cup preparations back on track they've beaten arlen the by a 126 runs in belfast it comes after being thrashed out by the irish on sunday arsenal will head to buckle for the europa league final against chelsea without a star matilda henrik make it terry and the armenian international has concerns over his security while his country's involved in a territorial dispute with host as a debate on the over the. region yassar bridge on f.a. had assured arsenal there would be no issues over and italian safety the final happens on may the 29th it's been the usual. kind of 2. and if you fall for all of these issues it's very very personal decision personal decision and we need to respect. i don't understand. political programs but. i must respect.

and the other thing about it, what david souter told me is you're always on duty. that's a little stressful sometimes. it's like having grandchildren around all the time, whom we love, but there they are. don't let them murder each other. so you're on duty, but it's very rewarding. it's a rewarding job. >> do you ever get rather lonely on the court, meaning might you like a few extra members of the court? it has been proposed lately that we expand the number of members on the court from nine to 11 or 13. what do you think of that? >> i think nine is fine. i'm not speaking about anybody's proposal, but i've discovered that nine seems to work. and the massachusetts supreme judicial court has seven. i've seen them at work, and i think seven's a better number. i mean serve is fine. eight is fine, nine is fine. and it's hard, you know, because these are not shrinking violets, any of the members of the court, and yet they are going to be helpful really when they produce opini opinions which have more than five or more members signing on to those opinions because basicall

this rally is being called by mcdonnell souter he's a shia cleric is also a leader of one of the biggest political blocs in holland he's also a nationalist he's made no secret of the fact that he wants troops from the u.s. and foreign countries out of iraq but he like many other iraqis across the political and religious spectrum i said that they want iraq's safety and security to be paramount and they want iraq to be central to any negotiations and not have my journey been empty we are having discussions with the u.s. and iran and will be sending delegations in a few days to various foreign countries especially tehran in washington to try to push for calm. iraq has been relatively quiet since the threat from isis began to decline last year iraqis like these now fear their country could be dragged into another conflict rob matheson al jazeera baghdad. to libya now where fighting has picked up on the outskirts of tripoli between forces battling for control of the capital. forces loyal to the u.n. recognize the men say they have pushed back against fighters who support the warlords highly f

presidential elections it did not exonerate him whether or not there was obstruction of justice souter'sanswered that saying that if there had been a cry there would be a moral obligation to prosecute by the attorney general and the attorney general chose not to do that but it's. clear that many of the reporters saying their questions seem to be suggesting that there is more to come despite the assertions by the white house that it will come in the form of oversight by the committees particularly in the house of representatives did you dish or any committee this is something the fairest setters pushed back on saying that this is a you heard of her clip there just an attempt to read litigate the 2016 u.s. election and will come at the expense of ordinary americans and some of the things that she says the president wants to work on like infrastructure new trade deals even combating concerns about china and north korea are to come and help at the outside the white house kimberly thank you jerry not to the chairman of the house judiciary committee is just addressing the media lets us do what

the local buster firm in margate and that‘s neck of the local bus firm in margate and perhaps brian souterof it isa issues, feminist issues because of it is a tricky sale, a tricky manage. no doubt we will be talking about this again when the prize is announced. thank you. now, we have some breaking news from wesson to. the pi minister has sacked the defence secretary that might prime minister has sacked the defence secretary at gavin williamson in relation to the investigation into the leak of information for stop let‘s go to a chief political correspondent. we have been sent a letter from the pi minister to gavin williamson at the defence secretary. this event the enquiry into a leak. —— the prime minister. from the the group there was a leak to a newspaper and it was all about the chinese company huawei and some talk about the concerns that had that. it leak made its way into the papers and because it was a national security issue, there was an investigation. this is a paragraph that is most important from the letter from the prime minister to gavin williamson, she says, i was concerned

souter, who joins us from aj bell., and if you look at some of the post on social media, it is selling this amazing, glamorous life style, selling this amazing, glamorous lifestyle, pictures of lamborghini sports cars, bags of cash, selling this great life's style to people, but they also use time pressure tactics and emotive language, in some cases they build up a relationship with people to convince them to hand their money over, so these people really think they are investing in a good thing and don't realise they are being scammed. so how do you make sure you are not being scammed? how do you spot one? don't respond to people who contact you out of the blue, whether that is by direct message on social media, make sure you do all of your research before you hand over your ha rd research before you hand over your hard earned cash, but also i think more sinisterly don't always trust friends and family if they say they have invested in this great thing and they have seen good returns, make sure you do your own research

and just having that positive outlook really is a huge player when it comes to any souter of medicalal quickly if people are watches, what are the symptoms? >> early pancreatic cancer not much but it can be real vague. abdominal pain, yellowing of a skin. if you have a history some genetic with brca mutations are at risk for pancreatic cancer. make sure you are being screened. ainsley: thank you. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: impeachment after robert mueller broke his silence. >> we are investigating and litigating and we're going to as we go down the path make a decision based on the strongest possible case. ainsley: white house director of strategic strategic communications mercedes schlapp is here to react. she is coming up next. ♪trelegy. ♪the power of 1-2-3. ♪trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with trelegy and the power of 1 2 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... ...open airways,... ...keep them open... ...and reduce inflammation... ...for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell

i don't care how you phrase it 2020 is going to be what economic souter of format that we accept we thinktion of capitalism. millions of americans out there who feel left out of this. millions of americans who feel like the corporations are too greedy. the wealthy get too much. they want to change things. steve: and you are talking about a lot of millennials are -- have the bad image of capitalism. where do they get that? >> starts in school. and it's just sort of -- listen, they look around and two things are bothered by. they don't think they will have the property parity that their parents have. this sort of in america one thing we created sort of promise that every generation will do better than the prior generation. steve: sure. >> millennials feel like they are not going to be able to do that because of college debt and other things. rich guilt. you have kids sitting in a back of an uber on $1,000 smart phone texting to their friends how bad things are and we will pick up this conversation at the gym bar drinking $25 mixed drink. sometimes you don't realize how good we have it. bria