look to the souther is a spiritual leader but he's quite political in nature quite unlike society who's the broad shia leader of iraq and the fact that these two parties are leading essentially sure that the people of iraq have thought of the problem of sectarianism before they've gone ahead and wanted of course these sort of seen as a guy or at least is trying to say that he is defeated isis on the ground but broadly in iraq you see there somebody who can absolute the concerns of the sunni's and simply the alliance that more of our souther is a backing because he is in alliance with the communists and is talking about unity in iraq so as much as there are other issues of reconstruction and corruption the fact that these people are leading goes on to sure that the people of iraq are mindful of the problem of sectarianism that again was far and beirut for us. well as rael has won this year's your vision song contest the winning chew called toit was inspired by the need to movement israeli artists in assam mars bars the lysine here celebrating with her team won the competition held in lis

set your own bloc won the most parliamentary seats fifty four souther though is not putting himself forward as prime minister. fattah party came a close second with forty seven seas he's known to have close ties with iran and had a coalition of groups i guess i still the incumbent prime minister hate that all about his victory alliance trailed in third place with forty two seats the elections in iraq were marked by a record low turnout but were free from serious violence. let's now go over fast of our guests joining us in but. the director of the house of iraqi expertise beyond asian and senior foreign policy adviser to the speaker of the iraqi parliament in erbil judith nearing afirm journalist and founder of the independent media center in kurdistan in washington d.c. christine vanden turned director of the institute of regional and international studies warm welcome to you all are we talking about a glitch here or there's something more serious to it. world it looks like that everyone is looking for his own inclosed the parliament or let's say this parliament is actually supporti

the initial trends actually do suggest an abundance partings leading in sick it is looked at the souther look to the other is a spiritual leader but he's quite political in nature quite unlike society who's the broad shiite leader of iraq and the fact that these two parties are leading essentially sure that the people of iraq have thought of the problem of sectarianism before they've gone ahead and wanted of course these sort of seen as a guy is trying to say that he's defeated isis on the ground but broadly in iraq you see there's somebody who can absolute the concerns of the sudanese and simply the alliance that that our southern is a backing because he is an alliance with the communists and is talking about unity in iraq so as much as there are other issues of reconstruction and corruption the fact that these people are leading goes on to sure that the people of iraq are mindful about the problem of sectarianism. while the elected politicians be able then to form an inclusive government that tackles those core issues that the like you said such as reconstruction and corruption. well t

. >> yes, some vas >> and souther woman's best friend is when it >> it has to be slippery. >> rubs itm. she rubs it on the rim of the seat. will this be >> oh. >> yeah. >> from now on put the other end on the seat. >> he is not going to want to use it after that. >> let's go take a bath. say bye facebook. >> thanks for joining us today. go over to rightthisminute.com for more fun stuff. we'll see you next time. flight heard a loud bang and then the plane dropped sharply. the pilot struggling to keep control. in these photos, you can see why. one panel of the windshield completely missing. the pilot said it broke without warning at 30,000 feet in the air, instantly sucking part of his co-pilot's body outside the plane. luckily he was belted in. but the missing window filled the cockpit with freezing air. it was so noisy he couldn't hear the radio. after a few minutes the flight crew had things under control. it's similar to an incident last month, debris from an engine broke a passenger's window partly sucking her outside. on the chinese jet a flight attendant was treated for minor inj

in mosul but the results we have now speak another language so it seems unofficial to know that a souther is the winner right we're still waiting for an official vote count. karim thank you very much for your insights. and meanwhile iran's foreign minister has begun a world tour to try and save the country's nuclear pact after u.s. president trumps withdrawal left on the brink of collapse mohamed zarif has arrived in moscow where he has met his russian counterpart sergey lavrov sorry if it is seeking assurances from tehran's ally that it will stay in the deal and won't cave in to u.s. pressure and reimposed sanctions on iran on his tour sorry if it's already visited china after moscow he'll stop off in brussels to meet the deals european signatories. and that is because iran wants to know how europe plans to respond to those sanctions and sunni iran is giving europe sixty days to confirm the status of the nuclear treaty and guarantee they'll stick to its terms the iranian parliament's website says the e.u. must confirm that the treaty will remain in force even after the united states with

americans demand more drugs than their central american souther parts.ough they supply our noses and gains they don't enjoy the gains. and america doesn't know what kind of country it wants to be. are we a national freely exchanges capital goods and currency or do we see humanity as a zero sum pursuit. we have to get better at welcoming and vetting good people who want to work hard and we can do that by ending the drug war and the entitlement state and allowing individuals to make their own decisions about what they snort, who they snort it off of and where they live. that's the memo. president trump has instructed the department of homeland security not to allow people from the caravan to cross into the u.s. saturday at mist began rally he told the crowd there is a demand for immigrant labor. president trump: the employment is so good we need to let people come in. they need to work on your farms. we have a lot happening, but them they have to go out. but we have to let them in because you need them. you need them. kennedy: you do need them. they can st

at the end of the speech the moderator whob was the head of souther bey europe said aim not a christian, i don't believe in christianity. it seems tshe found peter. she did. that has been acknowledged by pope francis. the story is amazing. the inscriptions are amazing and astounding. she had traveled all over the roman world in order to fully decode the early inscriptions. the christians had to write in code because they were being killed. not so much as what we saw from isis in the middle east. lou: and the persecution as you note in your book continues. and you're contributing all of your proceeds from your book "the fisherman's tomb" to the cause of those christians who are being pe persecuted. and i just want to, if i may very quickly, commend you again and recommend the book to our audience. it is a terrific, terrific read. a fascinating story. and i have to say, john, you've outdone yourself with this one. this is, i think, spectacular. and i think everyone who is religious, who is fascinated by well-told stories will be reaching for your book. again, our sunday visitor, if we can

. >> betsy souther didn't land la last year writing a scathing letter about her former boss pr pruittnce studies that prove your product is causing health affects. number two, hire bogus experts who will attack anybody who says there is an impact from your products. number three, a discredit to anybody who criticizes. number four, endless litigation. pruitt is following every one of those four steps of the playbook. >> the epa itself claims to have completed 24 deregulatory actions with 41 more under development. climate change was at the top of pruitt's list. pruitt openly questions the role humans have on global warming and has aggressively brought that skepticism into epa, removing references on the epa's websites. >> scott pruitt who most of you know. >> he was one of the loudest voices pushing president trump to abandon the paris climate accord and he was there when the announcement was made shocking most world leaders. in october, pruitt announced a withdrawal from the clean power plan, which stalled in courts, is designed to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from polluters. in

of the team who is just back from covering the elections in iraq we asked him what looked rather southers appeal with voters is he wants to have a united. and united iraq independent if you're a sectarian. confession. it's enough to say you're sunni you're she your coup or your cetera because that's what's really it's the main reason of bloodshed when you talk to people in iraq and that's one thing the second thing what he did he distance himself from iran and that was something new because usually connected to iran and iraq so that's what's he did and it's a different point of view and he had he met a year ago he made the crown prince of saudi arabia so it's kind of new because again this is connected to sectarianism which is when you say you're shia so you're connected to two to iran when you say you're sunni you might connect to saudi arabia and he is now in kind of a middle position people on the ground are fed up also from interference of foreign policy from do you ask from iran from saudi arabia and he might be the person who might change it but only might because it's campaigning b

in iraq the problems shiite cleric and other souther and his secular communist allies have come out on top in the parliamentary election with almost all the votes counted his block is leading in six provinces including the capital baghdad are once led an insurgency against u.s. forces. a bridge collapse in india has killed at least sixteen people in authority or maybe trapped the collapse occurred in the temple town of daraa nasi during busy evening traffic as curers were able to see several people. germany's coach has unveiled a provisional squad today that he hopes will defend their world cup title in russia and our very own amery our shirts from our sports as joins us now to talk us through the line of who's in who's out well the biggest talking point is obviously manuel neuer who's in after his injury kept him on the sidelines in september he hasn't played a game so obviously that's a very controversial pick and he might still not go to the world cup because on june fourth they're actually going to cut the squad again and they have three keepers now they have four keepers now sorry

singapore souther sovereign wealth cutting back big time on its investment in amazon and that stock isber for you. 21% of adults have no retirement savings at all. zero. joining us now is jack, he's with wealth advisors. you are in wealth management. that's what you do. >> and then ask a question which is kind of out of your area but nonetheless, who's to blame. if 21% have no savings whatsoever, who's to blame? >> i'm not sure there's any one particular entity to blame. i think it's human nature. tent people tend to focus on the present day and not consider the future as much. i think the other piece could be the housing market, it may be that those who invested in a house expected have retirement from selling that. we are disappointed given the housing prices, but you're right. 33% of single retirees claim social security is 90% of their income. it's a challenge. it's something we reverse. >> if you got no wealth, you can manage it for them. i would suggest this. when you go to work for a corporation of any size, i think you should have to opt out of the 4o1k program. in other words

attorney's office for the souther district of new york, daniel goldman. and former u.s.rney barbara mcquaid. and willie, i wonder, what make said in the first hour, why are these companies -- if they're getting insight into trump, he blurts it out everyday, what do you need to know? >> and they didn't know where else to get it. in the early days after he became president he didn't have the infrastructure, he didn't have k street ties. so michael cohen wanted a job in the white house, he wanted to be the chief of staff to the president of the united states. didn't get those jobs so he says okay, how can i use what my relationship with the president is to make cash. so he sets up this essential consultants. what you saw sarah sanders doing yet was trying to wall off the president and white house from the business activities of cohen saying you'll have to ask him where the money came from. the problem is last week giuliani told us money went to michael cohen which is through essential consultants to pay off stormy daniels so there is a link to the president there. as a form