stan is going to be the man at arsenal. will be good for the club but some fans aren't happy. over the last eight years he is absent, he does not engage much and this does not give us confidence that arsenal will be stronger tomorrow than yesterday. we'll have the latest from the european championships. . . including gold medals for british divers. and serena williams opens up about her emotional wellbeing and balancing the demands of professional sport and motherhood. hello and welcome to sportsday. evening, stan kroenke is going to take sole ownership of arsenal. he was already the majority shareholder and now alisher usmanov has agreed to sell his holding to the american billionaire. kroenke says this will mark the opening of a new chapter in the history of the club with a single owner better able to move quickly in furtherance of the club's strategy and ambitions. the arsenal supporters trust though have described this as a ‘dreadful day for the club‘ we'll hear from them in a moment. first let's have a look at some of

as soon as possible. —— stan kroenke says he has. the likes as man united and chelsea. stan kroenke's company says they believe moving to private ownership will bring the benefits of a single owner, better able to move quickly in furtherance of the club's future. the arsenal supporters trust is concerned, they say it is a dreadful day for the club with franz forster sell shares. there is particular concern this deal is being financed by a loan but stan kroenke says it will not be serviced against arsenal —— with fans forced to sell shares. many questions remain outstanding. time for a look at the weather. there is a change coming. there is a change coming. there is a change coming. there is a change coming, you stole my first line. change is afoot, a few different changes. this is the last day for quite a while where we will get temperatures in the 30s. by tomorrow those parts of east anglia more likely to see 20. further west, wondering what i am talking about, thatis wondering what i am talking about, that is more clarity, you have

you never get a sense that stan laurel is playing a character called stan laurel, or that oliver hardy stan and ollie. >> hello? >> where have you been? >> i was here with me. >> stan laurel was the brains of the operation. oliver hardy would show up, do his job well and then go golfing. he didn't want anything to do with the mechanics of it. he left it all to stan laurel. >> what are you doing with that cushion? >> well, i keep on bumping me head. see? >> stan laurel was the total filmmaker. he wasn't just a character or a screen comedian. he was a writer and a director, but he was never credited as either. >> i think we were fortunate in sticking to our silent reel methods. we're not talking comedians. we only said enough to motivate what we were doing. everybody started to talk their heads off for no reason at all, forgetting the principle of the comic. >> they brought so much laughter to so many people. i can't help but think that the moment laurel and hardy came together to work as a team was a gift from the comedy gods. >> you felt that they shared a bond. ollie was sometimes mea

kroenke. >> if you look at the form of stan kroenke, his businesses, his franchises, he doesn't seem kind of owner that is invested into a franchise or a club, i would like to call our club, because he wants sport and achievement. doesn't seem like that's his goal we are in a league, arguably the greatest league in the world where we want to challenge we want to be up there we want to win the league. we want to win the champions league we want to be at the top of the premiere league. we want to do that every week for fans that's what fans want and that's what we're used to that's what we had in the past when you have stan kroenke not buying stellar mark he can players that you need, players like ibrahimovic, other teams go, they give money and give the capability to compete. i don't believe we have an owner that does that >> that was arsenal legend ian wright speaking there. he's obviously not thrilled about what's going on at his old club how worried should fans of arsenal be based on the performance of mr. kroenke's sports teams elsewhere >> as ian wright pointed out, they do have

ow come stan didn't show even stan has the day off. >> reporter: is stan off? >> everyone is off.e are the only people here. they told us turn offig thes when we left. see you in a bit. >> i heard erin is in. >>> staying ton top of everythin kids, way to protect them from e online risk. >>> and details from the documents obtained showing possible >>> a look at some of our top stories. paying their respects to senator john mccain. tomorrow morning mccain's funeral procession will stop at the vietnamemeteransial before heading to the national cathedral far formal memorial dservice. >>> ome going service to celebrate the queen of soul. families and dignitaries and a thousand others pay respects to aretha franklin. that service is still going on. >>> a woman smashing in the window of of a greyhound bus ans hitting driver with the car when he try today stop her from gettin away. >> we are learning thatos utors discovered $105 in cash in the pant pocket of one of the victims. >> some legal experts say it raises more questions about othert items tha could have been missed. now we plain c

stan zimmerman is the director of this play with me from los angeles.ng me back. >> you tell me why you want to tell this story this way. >> well, actually, it started when i read a report of two of your cnn reporters about a jewish woman in los angeles who got connected with a latina mom and two daughters when her husband was suddenly deported and a priest in l.a. helped her and she created a safe house for the family because they were afraid of being deported by i.c.e. and e i went to the play of anne frank and i got very excited to start the dialogue of what that would mean for them. >> i want to come back on the second point. we have a clip of that cnn report you did read. here's the story of the jewish woman in l.a. >> reporter: off the grid since last year, say these two girls, both citizens born in the u.s., both in high school. i.c.e. deported their father for illegally crossing the border. their mother overstayed a tourist visa. the girls feared their mother was next. what's happened since then? when you had to pack up and leave. >> we became h

kroenke, calling him silent stan in the past.this more as an investment usmanov wanted to buy out kroenke and they were at odds with one another if he then just got fed up and thinks he will take his money elsewhere. whether this is russian money also leaving the uk has been speculated roman abromovich has also been worried as well that he won't be able to do what he wants to do at chelsea >> you can't find many happy gunners fans at the moment thank you very much. >>> ahead of the premier league season starting in a few days time, head online to espnsoccernet.cwecnbc.com where adam is looking at clubs hoping to avoid relegation through that foreign investment. >>> california firefighters are battling the biggest blazes in the state's history. the series of fires just north of sacramento now covers more than 280,000 acres crews are struggling to stop the flames from expanding into nearby communities strong gusts of wind continue to fan the flames and temperatures today could top 110 degrees. >>> huge fires are also sweeping throu

and taking over, stan kroenke's £600 million bid forfull control of arsenal is accepted. aren't happy. we have seen over the last eight yea rs, we have seen over the last eight years, he does not engage very much and this does not give us any confidence arsenal will be any stronger tomorrow than they were yesterday. hello there and thank you for joining us. what a night it's been for british athletics, with a sprint double at the european championships. dina asher—smith won 100 metre gold with the joint fastest time in the world, and zharnel hughes led a british one—two in the men's event. ade adedoyin was watching in berlin. asher—smith came in here as the heavy favourite and delivered with a performance that will make the world ta ke performance that will make the world take notice, tenant .85 was not only the new british record and fastest time this year but it was the same time this year but it was the same time she ran last year when she won gold. we both of americans and jamaicans dominating these friends but that is no longer the case. we just saw a 12 in the men's

. >> got invited to invited to ino stan >> after being a hostage for six days, tommy got out of that situation alive, unscathed. then after that he lost his index finger in an accident but tommy has not slowed down. >> ever since occurring ga stan i have this fire in me. >> they spent six years planning this climb. >> so in january of 2015 they set out, they spent weeks on the wall, climbing, bailing, falling. it was such a monumental task that it attracted media from around the world. >> i remember this happening. >> if you don't quite remember this story, i'm not going to spoil this outcome for you. this is going to be released on september 19th in select cities just riveting. try and it looks >>> there's so much pride in this video, it starts off with a sign that says we're so proud of you. brandon's family was there to welcome him home. he's been gone fornow if you no frances is holding the baby, the baby is one month old so if you do the math you realize brandon has never met his baby. >> this is going to be beautiful. >> its going to be great because mom's going to hand over th

stan and his backers stan are already turning towards china while trying to maintain a balance you know but russia's all talk of it was golden china has the money all russia has in his memories who glorious past was when the novelli compulsions. people like to come to the bridge of orenburg to enjoy the sunset looking west towards europe but many confess that they're looking the other way more and more often. at this moment i'm sure that age there will be our future just trying to our own thinking ok our other underside greeks developing their influence our life our culture well that's quite a freeze our future plans. may be the new silk road will cross the ural river tomorrow and in the end a modern highway will connect china to europe as the railway already does. it will be a europe that's currently coping with many crises and that doesn't seem to have yet grasped the extent of xi jinping zp projects. how can your up counter the power structures china is building along its new silk road. how will europe respond to this new soft imperialism based on economic growth and imperialism that

genocide has been the fate of many groups in curtis stan and iraq. it is important recognize what .appened to them there are many others who suffered through terrorism, oppression and violence. the challenge for us is to keep the memory of these tragedies alive, to preserve the dignity of those we have lost, and at the same time move forward without allowing hatred and division to grow. we must never forget the crimes isis committed when it rampage to cross iraq and then august 3 it targeted send john and other places. we must do what we can to restore homes and livelihoods, to seek justice for the victims of isis crimes. when this terrorist organization stroke in the summer of 2014, it hurt all components of our society. no single community in iraq was left unscathed. it is the minority who bore the brunt. thousands were killed. thousands forced to abandon their homes. their livelihoods, their dreams. victims ofme the systematic rape and enslavement. the curtis stan regional government welcomes the united states call for countries that believe in re

coming up on sportsday and bbc news, stan kroenke looks to take sole control of arsenal with a £600 millionr to buy the remaining shares in the club. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. six men have been found guilty of trying to smuggle albanian migrants across the english channel. the old bailey heard that one vessel was so overcrowded, it started to sink and those on board had to be rescued. the national crime agency described the plot as "staggeringly reckless," and said the men had been risking lives for profit. two other defendants were found not guilty. frankie mccamley has the story. around a mile and a half off the coast of kent in the pitch black, a boat designed for six people carrying 20 and taking on water quickly. 18 albanian migrants on board. each had paid £5,500 for the crossing. all desperate to be rescued. the only two on board with life jackets were robert stewart and mark stribling both pleading guilty and being convicted of people smuggling two years ago. today these six men from the same gang found guilty of conspiring to smuggle people across the channel

they want a year from stan the unknown is the key thing. they want a yearfrom stan kroenke.atement saying this is a dreadful day for arsenal football club owner saying there are wholly against this takeover, pointing out the worst thing about it is that shareholders will be forced, compelled to share sta n will be forced, compelled to share stan kroenke sell their shares which are now held for sentimental value and you hold the club account. they are alarmed that a loan is being used to complete the deal as we need to hear more from arsenal but the timing is not great. just a few days before the start of the new season. thank you. same with football and burnley have signed goalkeeperjoe hart from manchester city. joe hart have been seeking a permanent move after pep guardiola said he had no first—team future at the club. joe hart was dropped by england any summer but has spent the past two seasons loaned out to clubs but joins burnley for an undisclosed fee ona joins burnley for an undisclosed fee on a two year deal. sabrina williams has posted a lengthy statement on social

stan kroenke says a single ownership will help to further arsenal's strategy and ambition.ains in the xavi chip this evening. middlesbrough beat sheffield united 3—0, while west brom scored later on to get a point at nottingham forest in a dramatic game. matt phillips' strike denying the home side victory in a game that they had controlled. and thatis game that they had controlled. and that is all the sport for now. hello there. we saw a top average of 32.3dc in greece and in kent this afternoon, the last of the hot days. a cluster of showers and thunderstorms during this evening and over the last few hours has marked the change to the weather of yea rs. marked the change to the weather of years. that cluster of showers moves off into the north sea. you could see a few spots of rain across the western areas but it seems to be largely dry and equal and fresher one for most, including the south—east, is not as high as they were. for tomorrow it is going to feel cool and fresher radicalist the border with an extra sunshine and showers. the reasonable is easily have seen the at

deal is particular concern this deal is being financed by a loan but stan kroenke says it will not be serviced against arsenal —— with fans forced to sell shares. many questions remain outstanding. time for a look at the weather. there is a change coming. there is a change coming. there is a change coming. there is a change coming, you stole my first line. change is afoot, a few different changes. this is the last day for quite a while where we will get temperatures in the 30s. by tomorrow those parts of east anglia more likely to see 20. further west, wondering what i am talking about, thatis wondering what i am talking about, that is more clarity, you have already had your change, lucky to get 23. you can see storm clouds gathering across parts of france, moving across the english channel, beginning to scrape into the south coast of england and that will become more of a feature of the weather heading deeper into the day. showers and thunderstorms in the south—east. before that, plenty of heat. 32, 30 three degrees. cooler and fresher further north and west where we have a further a

and the top story, stan kroenke is to take sole control of arsenal. that's all from sportsday.e throughout the evening. good evening. for many of us the heatwave has already been subsiding. we have still held onto the hot and humid weather. we've had a few showers in the north west and some sunshine as well. this was the scene in derbyshire but the heat wave is going up with a bang because we have some big thunderstorms moving north across the english channel. they are pushing their way across hampshire, towards kent and berkshire. by the end of this evening they will push further north east. bringing the threat of some heavy rain as well as both thunderstorms and also some lying water possible. elsewhere we expect a giant like to come and looking a bit fresher than recent nights. still warm across the south east corner. that fresher air will push further east across all of the country through wednesday. the blue and green colours returning to the. on the day on wednesday a lot of dry weather and some scattered showers especially in the north and west. we are still looking at t

in kazakhstan is in front of me i might see to the left of me is kyrgyzstan and beyond it was becky stan i have russia to my right called goss's at the center between all of these countries this is where everything is happening does it belong so i'll just. be shunned belmarsh she works for the cause a government which is hoping to get a lot out of the new silk road. it's a road that could turn this middle of nowhere into an outpost of globalization. zero and on the often if there's any place that symbolizes the meeting of east and west it's this one is. for that is why the chinese tracks and behind me not. the kazakhs tracks starts my left back them up don't defeat from here you can get to beijing shanghai eon young gung and ningbo and from here you can get to almaty a stana russia and europe. included goes the chinese containers are loaded onto cars a freight trains which run on a narrower gauge the russian gauge a leftover of the soviet era from here the goods can reach anywhere in central asia home to a number of countries the size of europe with a population of just seventy million k

stan: for the short-term, you're not going to. ofed congress and which republicans may be losing their majority. about 10 or 15 republicans who have lost their seats won't return to vote or won't vote faithfully. if the democrats win, the chances are it will be a narrow majority. i think we're probably looking at two years of legislative chaos. maybe nothing much happening in the absence of a crisis that gives politicians the right to move from their established positions. in the unitedee states any change from the current political levels. if anything, they're going to get worse, not better. nejra: what does that mean for the fiscal situation? stan: it is going to get worse. trillion dollar deficits are here to stay. there is an economic downturn at some point over the next five years. we are talking about a congress and president that are largely going to be paralyzed in terms of what to do. this is going to be a new normal for the united states. we're talking about permanent trillion dollar deficits. llance"is is what "survei i

stan wawrinka's comeback from knee surgery is going better, the 2016 us open champion made it into thend after beating the french qualifier ugo uhm—bert in four sets 7—6, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. iam happy, i am happy, it was for sure tough fitness wise, but i am happy to have w011 fitness wise, but i am happy to have won the match in four sets, feeling 0k won the match in four sets, feeling ok after the match, so i'm happy with that. and wawrinka will face the big hitting milos raonic next. the number 25 seed from canada eased past france's gilles simon in straight sets, winning 6—3, 6—4, 6—4, and he's looking forward to facing wawrinka next. it is going to be good. i watched him play two matches last week, i watched him play a little bit of his match against grigor on monday. he is playing well again, doing well, he is doing his thing is, you know. he is stepping up, he is playing well on the big points, he is hitting the ball hard, as he knows. he is effective with his backhand. it is going to be tough. i am going to have to play well. and also into round three is the ninth seed dominic thiem

stan wawrinka is also through to the second round.m titles is unseeded, and needed a wildcard to compete. wawrinka came from a set down to beat nick kyrgios, the number 16 seed from australia. he plays hungary's marton fucsovics next. kei nishikori is out after losing in straight sets to robin haase who, at 39 in the world, will is 17 places below him in the rankings. tuesday saw the first of the medals awarded at the european athletics championships in berlin. great britain's dina asher smith equalled the world leading time as she claimed gold in the women's 100m, and it was a british double when compatriot zharnel hughes won the men's event. watching in the german capital was ade adedoyin. dina capital was ade adedoyin. asher smith came into 1 championship dina asher smith came into the championship as the heavy favourite to win and she delivered with a performance that will make the world ta ke performance that will make the world take notice. it was not only a british record and the fastest in the world this year but it was also t

the 2016 champion stan wawrinka, who was given a wildcard to enter, has a fery tough first round matchherformer champion who's working back to fitness is andy murray, the winner in 2012. he plays the australian james duckworth. in the women's singles, serena williams, who's seeded 17, begin her quest for a record—equalling 24th grand slam title against poland's madga linette. sloane stephens begins the defence of her title against the russian evgeniya rodina, and world number one simona halep, who finally broke her major duck by winning the french open, plays kaia kanepi. world number two caroline wozniacki plays the 2011 champion samantha stosur, and the wimbledon champion angelique kerber, who won the us open two years ago, plays margarita gasparyan of russia. you can the draws in full on the bbc sport website. petra kvitova is facing a battle to keep fit following leaving the connecticut open when she had to withdraw with a shoulder injury. she had a shock victory over caroline garcia. she won the olympic gold medal two years ago and came through 75-16, 6-2. -- 7-5,1-6, 6-2. the con

legitimize the actions of the taliban and provide some degree of support complicated hol of ghana's stan business as usual and the american strategy for afghanistan see above the american strategy a strategy from the beginning of the so-called war on terror which was launched off to the september eleventh attacks as this war has turned out to be an utter failure . you know i was we all know was in a stronger position than it ever was in two thousand and one. so hence i think it's proof that the u.s. has been pursuing a wrong strategy in defeating terrorism on the contrary i think that the u.s. involvement up until now when the focus on military force in the region has the growth of terrorism the taliban is not just pulling out a gun it's firing it it could be time for the pentagon and the state department to hunt for ideas together and to be more precise all right that doesn't for me i'll be back won't say in about thirty four minutes within the.

in a repeat of this year's wimbledon first round match, stan wawrinka once again got the better of eighthurdle of a grand slam. a straight sets victory. poland's michal kwiatkowski holds the overall lead in the early stages of the vuelta espana as italy's elia viviani won monday's third stage. viviani came out on top in a sprint finish in alhaurin de la torre, beating off his compatriot giacomo nizzolo and world champion peter sagan. team sky's kwiatkowski still has a 1a—second lead at the top afterfinishing in the main bunch. tottenham will be keeping an eager eye on south korea's progress in the asian games. that's because their striker son heung min will have to return to his homeland for 21 months military service next year if south korea don't win the football competition. 0nly athletes who win a gold medal at the olympics or the asian games are excused and as it stands son is still on course to avoid the call up. south korea beat 10—man uzbekistan 11—3 after extra time to reach the semi—finals. they'll face vietnam or syria in the last four on wednesday. staying with the asian games

legitimize the actions of the taliban and provide some degree of support complicated hol of ghana's stan business as usual and the american strategy for afghanistan see above the american strategy strategy from the beginning of the so-called war on terror which was launched off to the september eleventh attacks as this war has turned out to be an utter failure. you know i was we all know it was in a stronger position than it ever was in two thousand and one and so and so i think it's proof that the u.s. has been pursuing a wrong strategy in defeating terrorism on the contrary i think that the u.s. involvement up until now when the focus on military force in the region has that to the growth of terrorism the taliban is not just pulling out a gun it's firing it it could be time for the pentagon and the state department to hunt for ideas together and be more precise the doesn't for me and the week leave heaven alone will be here in about thirty four minutes a little bit under that with a full look at your news fresh look at that international lead have you with us. when i was so small it se

other and the japanese player won 7—5, 6—3 injust over an hour and a half and he'll now play either stanthe women's competition in cincinnati, serena williams has moved through to the second round. the 23—time grand slam winner beat australia's daria gavrilova 6—1, 6—2 and next plays 8th seed petra kvitova. also through to the second round is former world number one victoria azarenka who beat spain's carla suarez navarro in three sets. the belarussian will now play french 6th seed caroleen garcia. last year's us open finalist madison keys is through to the second round after battling back from a set down to beat her american compatriot bethanie mattek—sands. the 13th seed hadn't played since losing at wimbledon in the 3rd round will face either italy's camila giorgi or latvia's anastasija sevastova. india captain virat kohli says he's confident he'll be able to bat in the third test against england starting on saturday at trent bridge, despite a back problem but he's only got until saturday to get himself fit. india trail the five match series 2—0 and will be desperate for their skipper

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time for sport with yourself thank you very much american billionaire stan kroenke he says a deal has been done for him to take full control of english premier league team also will the takeover values the london club more than two point three billion dollars cranky already owns close to seventy percent of all snow and is set to buy the remaining share from russia's of also owns the los angeles rams n.f.l. team on the denver nuggets will french ice well he's holding company k.f.c. is paying seven hundred seventy eight million dollars to complete the dail so what's in it for him while premier league club profits of soared thanks largely to global t.v. deals also is around two hundred sixty million dollars every season gameday income over the season brings in about one hundred thirty million dollars and vats contributed to a late in pretax profits from about four million dollars in two thousand and sixteen to a huge fifty eight million dollars well we spoke to financial analyst ali. he says the biggest factor in any club making money is how well they do on the pitch. first of all obviou

legitimize the actions of the taliban and provide some degree of support complicated hol of ghana's stan business as usual and the american strategy for afghanistan see above the american strategy the strategy from the beginning of the so-called war on terror which was launched off to the september eleventh attacks has chosen this war has turned out to be an utter failure. you know i was we all know was in a stronger position than it ever was in two thousand and one. hand so i think it's proof that the u.s. has been pursuing a wrong strategy in defeating terrorism on the contrary i think that the u.s. involvement up until now when the focus on military force in the region has the growth of terrorism the taliban is not just pulling out a gun it's firing it it could be time for the pentagon and the state department to hunt for ideas together and be more precise does for me i'll be back with another look at your weekly in about thirty four minutes there with a stretch martin. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports busine

small are on the verge of being taken over right by their highest stake holder american billionaire stan croaky croaky also owns the n.f.l. team the l.a. rams through his holding company k.f.c. and they've made a seven hundred and seventy million dollar offer to buy arsenal can see already have a sixty seven percent stake and they say the other majors shareholder spun off has agreed to sell them his thirty percent the move was an announced at the london stock exchange earlier and it comes at a time a big change at arsenal former p.s.g. coach you know i am re took over as manager in may and has since been overhauling the squad he inherited from arsen vendor who managed to for twenty two years despite being the club's most successful manager winning the league three times he didn't manage to lead arsenal to any title since two thousand and four and last season arsenal finished sixth in the league which was their worst campaign since one nine hundred ninety five or earlier we spoke to financial and investment analyst who thing is the last move could pose some serious risks for the north lon

. >> stephen: that's like stan slof ski? the new school i spent my nights at the upright citizens brigade, and my days sleeping through the new school, so i don't really know anything about acting. ( laughter ) >> stephen: did you read "an actor prepares" by constan steen stan slof ski? >> yeah. >> stephen: did you go to any of those "inside the actor" studios. >> i went to half of one. ( laughter ). >> stephen: who was it? >> well-- so they make you go to one to graduate. and i, obviously, blew that off. and then right before i graduated, like, you have to go to one. but the only one left of the season was jennifer lopez. which is, like, i don't-- i guess people find it funny that she had an "inside the actor" studio. i'm a big jennifer lopez fan. "out of sight" is one of my favorite movies. and then she's made, like, others. ( laughter ) >> stephen: can we fact check that? >> am i right about that. >> stephen: they're telling me she made other movies. >> look at that! i was right! so i had to go to that. and it-- i love je

a couple of people i interviewed, a gentleman named stan parker, was sitting -- it is true. he was sitting in his airline seat and the person next to him rang the bell and said i'd like to be moved. the flight attendant says, i know, we tried to find a seat where you didn't have to sit next to him. he sadz id, i'm sitting here, in hear you. and he said he looked in the window to see if he looked like a killer? and they certainly were coming home to a changed america. my friend tim came home, he was hitchhiking, a family took him out for dinner, then dropped him off at his parents' door. but they were certainly coming home to a changed america. >> lynn, did you a want to add to that? >> i just wanted to jump in about that because it is such a critical point about how veterans felt they were received and also a lot of retrospective looking back. as doug said, no one story fits everyone's experience, but i think, you know, there may not have been nearly as much spitting, literal spitting as we might think, but there was a sense that they came home and no one thanked them, becau

the levant and western side of asia and here we've got fine conditions for the most part time becky stan sunshine thirty seven degrees we've lost the showers on the southern side of the caspian sea we've got heavy showers around the caucasus and through on the eastern side of the black sea these are the mediterranean is looking fine temperatures there of thirty one expected in beirut and some a sore temperatures expected through friday so let's head down into the arabian peninsula on the western side of the peninsula temperatures in the low forty's bit of cloud around most is fairly high so just looks quite attractive as the sun sets me more on the eastern side of the peninsula we've got still enough of a breeze to in the course of thursday temperatures here in doha forty degrees celsius but as we head into the weekend i think we're going to find the humidity creeping up as that wind drops somewhat lighter and meanwhile musk out there temperatures of twenty nine degrees and certainly quite a bit of cloud around moving into south africa we've got an area of what we call convergence and yo

hi, stan attis, i also live across the street, 1735 27th avenue. what i would like to ask, i know there's a packet full of what this remodel is supposed to look like, but i'm trying to look at this with common sense. and i look at a home that's trying to, a remodel that's trying to be built with eight bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms, most of en suite, small living and eating space, utility room in the garage. it does not sound like any sunset home, does not sound like any home i know of, any traditional home. the owner was kind enough to invite us over and walk through the, his home and his plans, which certainly appreciate as neighbors and knowing what he's trying to do. when we asked him about the significantly disproportionate amount of living and eating space compared to the bedrooms, he acknowledged communal living space was not a priority for the property, that bedrooms and bathrooms were. i'm not one to tell somehow how they should live or not live in their home, but common sense. eight bedrooms, 7.5 baths. does not strike me as a traditional hom

and stan kroenke, who already owns 67% of arsenal, has made an offer to buy the rest of the club. financial sanctions on iran. they've been brought in again because of president trump's decision to pull out of the international agreement curbing iran's nuclear programme. iran's president, hassan rouhani, says the white house will regret the move which he called "psychological warfare". president trump says anyone doing business with iran will not be doing business with the united states. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. president trump has always made it clear he absolutely hates the iran nuclear deal. the iran deal was one of the worst and most one—sided transactions. and it's a horrible agreement for the united states. we're not going to allow certain things to happen that are happening, and the iran deal is a disaster. and when he pulled out of it three months ago, he said iran would suffer. we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanction. any nation that helps iran in its quest for nuclear weapons could also be strongly sanctioned by the united st

a couple of people i interviewed, a gentleman named stan parker, he was sitting in his airline seat and the person next to him rang the bell is that i would like to be moved. the flight attendant said i know we try to find a seat where you did not have to sit next to him. and he is like i am right here and i am listening and he looked at him and said do i look like a killer? on the other hand i want to stress not everyone had this expense because we seem to have this ongoing debate in america on how the guys were treated when they came home. i friend tim keenan came home and he was hitchhiking and a family took a mock the road and took him out for dinner and return him to his parents but they certainly came home to a changed american. >> lynn did you want to add?>> i wanted to jump in it here, it was critical on how the veterans thought they were received and retrospectively looking back, as doug said no one-story fits everyone's experience. i think there may not have been as literally spitting as you might think that there was a sense of everyone coming home and no one thanked them bec

what's interesting is how little of that, we're in the area of three networks and stan parker and his buddies in the midwest. how little that seemed to penetrate their consciousness. it was going on, but what lynn referenced earlier, from their experience, they're coming out of world war ii and they're not paying attention to the protest that is brewing. >> lynn? >> we're sort of small scale, we interviewed a guy named bill zimmerman who was very active in the civil rights movement and very anti-war movement and he was invited to go to protest at the dupont factory in the midwest, because they were creating napalm and 60 people showed up and he felt very demoral i demoralized. it was a really tiny movement, really, really small that really grew out of the civil rights and the peace movement and the anti-nuclear movement. and in the fall of '65, as we began to escalate the troops in vietnam, he decided to go, and he said there were 25,000 people there. and he said that is the moment when he began to the feel, u wow, maybe there is going to be a mass movement. 25,000 is not very large c

hockey hall of famer and chicago blackhawks star stan mikita died yesterday.en diagnosed in poor health with lewy body dementia. he played his entire career with the blackhawks, helping them win a stanley cup in 1961. he's the team's all-time leader in assists, points, and games, and he was 78. this is the "cbs morning news." 78. "cbs this morning" cos next. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medici that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. yeah! entrust your hea

problem is of course our sultan tibet which is the area we just associate it with the eastern turkey stan movement and the and that is the link together with other you know sort of terrorist groups elsewhere. and of course they there are back in the in recent years quite a number of terrorist activities. cost china as china grows in international gravitas is subject to to all these perceived threats on that from the west or right wing ideology so that that's why there was a feedback there of repressive measures so andrea is are we talking here about just to to to further explain the whole issue to our or yours are we talking about ethnic discrimination religious persecution or is there is more to this particular story about the chinese government and the were goods. sure i mean i think when we just listen to andrew it's quite clear that we shouldn't be hoodwinked by these kind of phony arguments about development status. etc the real issue here is that the chinese coast party is using extra traditional extrajudicial measures to imprison. chinese citizens because week or so of course chine

thank you julie american billionaire stan kroenke he has agreed a deal to take full control of english premier league team also will the takeover values the london club more than two point three billion dollars croaky already owns close to seventy percent of all snow and is set to buy the remaining share from russia's amount of croaky also owns the los angeles rams and i felt same on the denver nuggets basketball french ice well holding company k.f.c. is paying seven hundred seventy eight million dollars to complete the deal so what's in it for him premier league club profits have sold thanks largely to global t.v. dales is around two hundred sixty million dollars every season gameday income over the season brings in about one hundred thirty million votes contributed to a leap in pretax profits from about four million dollars in twenty sixteen to a huge fifty eight million well earlier we spoke to financial analyst. he says the biggest factor in any club making money is how well they do on the pitch. first of all obviously of all that makes the big difference. or if you're with the pre

are seeing a little bit of cloud on our charts there through parts of tajikistan and up into canada stan few showers here but they're trying to clear away but i think we'll see a few more bubble up in the region as he had three saturday and sunday away from that mostly fine though and just hot kabul up at thirty one degrees and for the towards the west for baghdad will be up around forty five here in doha the temperatures are actually going to drop over the next couple of days look at this forty three on saturday but as we head into sunday thirty nine don't celebrate yet though the only reason the temperatures are coming down is because the humidity is rising and for the next few days it is going to be stifling very very humid very hot very muggy for us there's a bit more cloud around the south coast of oman that could just squeeze out the your share on the coast but most of his head will be dry as we head down towards the southern parts of africa mostly fine and settled for many of us here but you can see a bit more cloud that's working its way towards the southwest cape town will see t

and stan clunky is set to ta ke backstroke. share. the arsenal supporters trust has described it as a dreadful day for the club. i will have a full at 5.30. european union officials say they‘re committed to preserving legitimate business links with iran, after tough us sanctions targeting the country‘s financial and automotive sectors came into force. president trump has warned that anyone doing business with iran won‘t be doing business with america. the german car manufacturer daimler — which owns mercedes — has said it‘s suspending its operations in tehran. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. president trump has always made it clear he absolutely hates the iran nuclear deal. the iran deal was one of the worst and most one—sided transactions. and it‘s a horrible agreement for the united states. we‘re not going to allow certain things to happen that are happening, and the iran deal is a disaster. and when he pulled out of it three months ago, he said iran would suffer. we will be instituting the highest level of e

. >> stan -- excuse me. stan morganstein, i'm retired. i've got two quick questions.ne is i've not heard any reference to the taliban's commitment to sharia law as the a basis for any government. and as they look at the up and coming negotiations, how do each of you see that playing into it? second thing is from a strategic standpoint from a united states foreign policy and military perspective, we've got existential threats from russia, we've got existential threats from china both from the standpoint of cyber as well as physical military. should we and can we afford to continue to be involved in military operations in countries like afghanistan? do they represent an important enough piece of our international trade or security that we continue to do that in light of these existential threats? >> last question. >> thank you. [inaudible] my name is li young. sort of combination of those previous questions, and i want to expand further when united states should re-examine policies and our effort to solve the peace whether it's in the united states or abroad. i think we

legitimize the actions of the taliban and provide some degree of support complicated hall of ghana stan business as usual and the american strategy for afghanistan see above it could be time for the pentagon and the state department to hunt for ideas together and be more precise. so let's get the thoughts of muslims. in the parliamentary candidate welcome to the program it seems there are some uncertainties in the u.s. strategy in afghanistan what is washington's goal do you think is it more important for them to defeat the taliban or are they still. thanks for having me while in the dieting the poor idea would you mentioned about the. u.s. strategy is something which everyone asking the question of that and i believe seeing the on the ground situation especially in the north and the forty a province on the order march as you mentioned out also they gassed me which is a hot news and here i knew a news what was going on in the gaza city as you mentioned in the report every one of the bodies did bodies so it means that there's no clear is that do you two are going to defeat the taliban in

if you look at it from a purely investigative stan point, he didn't necessarily need the informationm. it becomes an ironic, circular thing. oftentimes, they do not seek to interview the person. if it's more on the lines, as people said, he wants to wrap it up, similar to the way they interviewed hillary clinton, that's a different discussion. to answer your question, i think there's a good likelihood he will not subpoena him. >> i want to talk to you about the paul manafort trial. when will we hear from rick gates? >> first, on the lifestyle, i have sat in many courtrooms, as you can imagine and pictures of rolex and watches blown up and put before the jury and so on and so forth. on one hand, in a tax case, they have the expenditures method of proof. you show how much somebody spent and that constructs their income. let me give you an example. if i'm a judge and the judge was giving off this indication saying you can prove he spent $15,000 on a coat, but explain why you need to make it clear exactly what type of coat it is. you aren't the rules of evidence, it can be blocked if it'