before the attack britain terence penned a manifesto claiming that the white race in western countries was being replaced because of its lower birth rate it was titled the great replacement the same ideology that underlies the identity movement. and there was also a direct connection to martin's on the mouthpiece of the identity ariens. davy. martin selma was forced to admit that terence had donated 1500 euros to his private account a year before the attack. the terrorists donation to the identity area movement demonstrates ideological sympathy or proximity also said that he donated to other nationalist movements and this is a very clear indication that the christ church killer was a fan of the i tend to tarry a movement i'm fan. of the people. the identity movement has set up what it calls a patriotic bar behind the barred windows of this house and hala. several far right activists are holding a meeting here. we are allowed inside but aren't allowed to ask any questions. he says the killers donation to muslims l no was no big deal. though as you think that is the fosses that this whol

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told terence states the notions used so in the old soviet union dissidents were cold and he says he was the worst condemnation . of the brazilian military dictatorship they were gold in the brazilian. no it's true that in just about every society the critics are maligned. or mistreated different ways depending on the nature of the society like them so it unions a world imprisoned. in a us dependency like el salvador at the same time as careful as it either brains blown out by a us or a state terrorist worse than others is it just condemned their villa from the zone and in the united states or one of the terms of abuse is anti american and there's a couple of others like you know more cases there's an array of terms of abuse. of in the united states you have a very high degree of freedom and so if you're vilified by some commas or who cares to go on to your work anyway at least concepts only arise in a culture where if you criticize state power and when i state i mean. we're generally not just government but state corporate power if you criticize concentrated power you're against the soc

president having a terence's summit but there have been important developments at the united nationsone of which in regard to syria tell us more. yeah we finally had news on that constitutional committee for syria let me remind you got to go back a long way to resolution 22541 of the things that that resolution of the security council won the last time the security council was agreed on syria one of the things and it's only a small part of what they want to was a new constitutional syria while the u.n. seized on that as something that perhaps they could action and under the old special envoy stephan de mistura he made its main mission to try and constitute a panel look at come up with a new constitution to syria they've been arguing for over a year about names about lists one list came from the government side one list from the opposition or one list drawn up by the un of civil society and in recent months they've been argue about the last few names on that list they finalize the list last week and it was agreed to be eating in turkey by the leaders of turkey. he iran and russia i sp

in the middle of the night so hezbollah really imposing new red lines creating some sort of at the terence because even the secretary general himself said we do not want israel to feel that it can do whatever it wants and act with impunity in lebanon because in neighboring syria what israel has been doing over the past 2 years is a targeting what it says are iranian bases and bases belonging to iranian backed groups and this has been happening for years now because israel wants to contain iran's growing influence in the region and just overnight there have been reports of airstrikes close to the iraqi border in the syrian town of book come out of an area which has really a heavy presence of iranian backed fighters according to reports a base being built by the iranians was hit and some more monitors are reporting at least 18 iranian backed fighters were killed there's been no confirmation as of yet from syrian state media but clearly israel expanding its scope of operations against iran and its allies in the region like we mentioned syria over the past 2 weeks there have been attacks myste

president says bolton had fallen out with other senior aides and had made mistakes terence says washington said use the opportunity to quote push warmongers aside alan fischer has more from washington. donald trump mark the 911 anniversary at the pentagon then surprisingly cold 2 quarters into the oval office when he returned to the white house the departure of national security adviser john bolton dominating questions to the president he's somebody that i actually had a very good relationship with but he wasn't getting along with people in the administration that i consider very important. and i hope we we've left in good stead but maybe we haven't maybe we haven't i have to run the country the way we're running the country iran's president suggests john bolton's abrupt departure from the white house should bring a change in u.s. policy and john has americans should know that war mongering and war mongers and not in their favor they should put aside both warmongers and war mongering and maximum pressure from russia's foreign minister a belief that that's unlikely in the short story as for

in the middle of the night so hezbollah really imposing new red lines creating some sort of id to terence because even the secretary general himself said we do not want israel to feel that it can do whatever it wants and act with impunity in lebanon because in neighboring syria what israel has been doing over the past few years is a targeting what it says are iranian bases and bases belonging to iranian backed groups and this has been happening for years now because israel wants to contain iran's growing influence in the region and just overnight there have been reports of airstrikes close to the iraqi border in the syrian town of book come out of an area which has really a heavy presence of iranian backed fighters according to reports a base being built by the iranians was hit and some more monitors are reporting at least 18 iranian backed fighters were killed there's been no confirmation as of yet from syrian state media but clearly israel expanding its scope of operations against iran and its allies in the region like we mentioned syria over the past 2 weeks there have been attacks mys

want war with iran but at the same time feeling the pressure to take some sort of action as a to terence to any future drone or missile attacks. yes both secretary of defense and the chair of the joint chiefs of staff there making very clear that this is a defensive operation but what is involved here very much is a defense off the saudi area and of course a defense as they pointed out off those sea routes at the same time that indicate that it's sending a strong message to iran that the u.s. and its allies are intent on having iran follow normal international rules of order that is the point or the position of the secretary of defense certainly but it is clear that this is not a significant force we heard joseph dunford there refer to the fact that the u.s. already has a very robust presence in that particular area and it was he points out forces were reinforced there back in may so certainly this is not something new it is a continuation essentially of a posture that the u.s. has been adopting in the wake of the it's walking away unilaterally from that iranian nuclear deal in may last

counterproductive because if you doing gauge it with other credit regimes and you engage in a policy of other terence debility that has been the hallmark of european policies towards its neighborhood for the last few decades then you will increase the contradictions in that country and so those stable partners are just you know superficially so but those contributions are all those dictatorships are not stable in fact they're not and they contradict. your contradictions continue to exist regardless so why not move. to a different platform in the region bahrain the united arab emirates djibouti couldn't they serve the purpose geographically that saudi arabia has right now well i mean there are reasons for why we have you know good relations with saudi arabia but i was only questioning the wisdom of just you know relying on autocratic regimes when it comes to issues of security or whatever in the region because i mean what we said the way forward would be that the kind of relationships and the like kind of leverage that we have political and economic these of those countries that we just use them more

president says bolton had fallen out with other senior aides and had made mistakes terence says washington should use the opportunity to quote push warmongers aside fishes more from washington d.c. . donald trump the 911 anniversary at the pentagon then surprisingly cold 2 quarters into the oval office when he returned to the white house the departure of national security adviser john bolton dominating questions to the president he's somebody that i actually had a very good relationship with but he wasn't getting along with people in the administration that i consider very important. i hope we we've left in good stead but maybe we haven't maybe we haven't i have to run the country the way we're running the country iran's president suggests john bolton's abrupt departure from the white house should bring a change in u.s. policy and john has americans should know that war mongering and war mongers and not in their favor they should put aside both warmongers and war mongering and maximum pressure from russia's foreign minister a belief that that's unlikely in the short story as for how it wil

not worked as little as threats to invade with the people's armed police from china have worked to terence's not working in hong kong people continue going to the streets of course not everybody goes to every protest some of the protests are really for people who take bigger risks and some of the bigger protests are really family events where you can see old people young people who people with families with children but overall the mood at the nobody is scared away from protesting. and that is more on the prospects that the manuf done here chung and others like him will actually have to stand trial and if they do again to expect a fair trial there. well the judges in hong kong are still pretty much independent and are have a high reputation whereas the prosecution is part of the government the department of justice and they can easily be instrumental allies for for these kind of deterrence tactics. these these charges of rioting they need to prove that the person who has been caught on scene had the intention to use violence that is not easy to prove if somebody is arrested without any arms

in the middle of the night so hezbollah really imposing new red lines creating some sort of at the terence because even the secretary general himself said we do not want israel to feel that it can do whatever it wants and act with impunity in lebanon because in neighboring syria what israel has been doing over the past few years is a targeting what it says are iranian bases and bases belonging to iranian backed groups and this has been happening for years now because israel wants to contain iran's growing influence in the region and just overnight there have been reports of airstrikes close to the iraqi border in the syrian town of book come out of an area which has really a heavy presence of iranian backed fighters according to reports a base being built by the iranians was hit and some more monitors are reporting at least 18 iranian backed fighters were killed there's been no confirmation as of yet from syrian state media but clearly israel expanding its scope of operations against iran and its allies in the region like we mentioned syria over the past 2 weeks there have been attacks mys

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and trying to anger and radicalize people and he will then turn on not only the politicians pardon terence russo judiciary and media in order to wake them up in such a frenzy then they'll support him in that election campaign it is an incredibly dangerous and irresponsible gesture i don't actually think they're. that he would break the law in the end. how real is the potential economic damage of the no deal we hear a lot of these kind of doomsday scenarios of lots of long lines of of lorries at the ports and medicines and supplies not not getting through is that how much truth is there to that or is it. people on the other side of say a lot of scare mongering. or the government's own reports are responsible for these for these notions of food and medicine and fuel shortages it is the experts in the . future in the haulage industries who are protesting about all the things that still have to be done in order for them to to work effectively doctors are giving concrete evidence of how actual medication may not be able to reach those patients in need so this is not a conspiracy dreamed up by p

will see that northerly breeze which is slowly bringing the temperatures down not everywhere but terence times 28 back that to 40 armed with the same hint of a normal. be nice to ned there is down to about 29 not a huge change mostly but the wind is strengthening and that northerly is blowing down the gulf is not particularly dusty the moment no has it dropped humidity very much is still on the cusp of being unpleasant in bahrain and qatar as examples but he made his really high and that's where it should be in salalah with the hollies still blowing probably in hearts to gain votes i get to choose day which means cloud drizzle greenness ranson alla our record breaking high temperature in cave time yesterday 35 degrees back down to at or below normal now in the sunshine but there is rain further east just touching southern mozambique. to strengthen the good you have to show do good all the more we become still fight against corruption. destroy new cheering heroes like new who are about to be refused a $50000000.00 bribe the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international a

thank you so yes iran's president says his country's energy program will now operate without limits terence preparing to take its 3rd major step in scaling back its commitments to the nuclear deal that's after the united states impose new sanctions on tehran for the 3rd time in a week the u.s. is also offering a 15000000 dollar reward to anyone who gives washington credible information about the oil shipping network run by iran's revolutionary guards. as we didn't reach our desired result the atomic energy organization will now immediately start what he with the technical needs of the country in the field of nuclear research and development we will put aside all commitments made in the field of research and development all kinds of new center fuses and everything we need for enrichment. meanwhile al-jazeera has been granted rare access to the only nuclear research facility in iran where the controversial 20 percent enriched uranium is being used has this exclusive report from the teheran nuclear research react. this is the reason iran says its nuclear program needs 20 percent enriched urani

i was forced to admit that terence had donated 1500 euros to his private account a year before the attack. the. terrorists donation to the identity movement demonstrates ideological sympathy or proximity also said that he donated to other nationalist movements and this is a very clear indication that the christ church was a fan of the i to terry a movement i fan. the identity movement has set up what it calls a patriotic bar behind the barred windows of this house and hala. several far right activists are holding a meeting here. we are allowed inside but aren't allowed to ask any questions. he says the killers donation to muslims el know was no big deal. this whole thing is a farce and it's this this is it could happen to anyone and you talk tomorrow someone could throw 10 euros into your mailbox. just saying. this is just wasn't it just you. was this just a random donation unsolicited and unwanted. it turns out that zelma replied to brandon terrance e-mail. i want to thank you personally for your incredible donation. this is my personal email address if you want you can contact me here.

in the middle of the night so hezbollah really imposing new red lines creating some sort of id to terence because even the secretary general himself said we do not want israel to feel that it can do whatever it wants and act with impunity in lebanon because in neighboring syria what israel has been doing over the past 2 years is a targeting what it says are iranian bases and bases belonging to iranian backed groups and this has been happening for years now because israel wants to contain iran's growing influence in the region and just overnight there have been reports of airstrikes close to the iraqi border in the syrian town of book come out of an area which has really a heavy presence of iranian backed fighters according to reports a base being built by the iranians was hit and some more monitors are reporting at least 18 iranian backed fighters were killed there's been no confirmation as of yet from syrian state media but clearly israel expanding its scope of operations against iran and its allies in the region like we mentioned syria over the past 2 weeks there have been attacks myste

jake tapper points out that a comedian named terence k.er, posted the video of omar on his twitter account falsely claiming, falsely claiming that she was dancing and partying on the anniversary of 9/11. that was an outright lie but, you know, a comedian trolling on -- whole different thing, right? 9/11 which is the anniversary of september 11th, right? that was last wednesday. the actual anniversary was last wednesday, two days before the cbc event and if williams' false posting wasn't bad enough, president trump retweeted it today. he retweeted a lie that congresswoman omar, a muslim, was dancing on 9/11. this is where we are, folks. this is the toxic environment that we're living in. omar did call him out right away tweeting that the president of the united states spread a lie that could put her life at risk. muslim dancing on 9/11. where have we heard that before? oh, right, on the campaign trail in 2015 when then candidate trump claimed he watched as thousands of people in new jersey, which has a large arab population, cheered as the

in the middle of the night so hezbollah really imposing new red lines creating some sort of id to terence because even the secretary general himself said we do not want israel to feel that it can do whatever it wants and act with impunity in lebanon because in neighboring syria what israel has been doing over the past 2 years is a targeting what it says are iranian bases and bases belonging to iranian backed groups and this has been happening for years now because israel wants to contain iran's growing influence in the region and just overnight there have been reports of airstrikes close to the iraqi border in the syrian town of book come out of an area which has really a heavy presence of iranian backed fighters according to reports a base being built by the iranians was hit and some more monitors are reporting at least 18 iranian backed fighters were killed there's been no confirmation as of yet from syrian state media but clearly israel expanding its scope of operations against iran and its allies in the region like we mentioned syria over the past 2 weeks there have been attacks myste

ports rush eads in the united arab emirates iran's revolutionary guard seized the ship see months ago terence said it had violated maritime rules but its owner says the company isn't aware of any formal charges it was detained just weeks after the british military seized an iranian oil tanker in gibraltar real let's head to our correspondents in basra because life resent seron as saying what more can you tell us about this ship. well hala as we speak it is very likely according to the reports we've been hearing all morning that the stem pair o. is now in international waters and more than likely closer to the coast of the united arab emirates now than it is to the coast of iran and that will no doubt come as a relief to the remaining crew members on board to the owners of the vessel this morning after its release was announced by the iranian government the owner of stan imperio a british flag vessel owned by stan a bald came out and said that they were expecting it to be in international waters by 10 g.m.t. and that they had well prepared security in place for once they would receive the vess

air force general, terence oshaughnessy, that the air force will be helping to refurbish the airports damaged across the country and support air traffic control to speed up the evacuation process. we just learned from the coast guard that they evacuated an additional 34 people today for a total since the storm of 239 from abaco to nassau, erin. >> thank you very much, victor. and i want to go outfront now to joy, the director general of the tours in the bahamas. i appreciate your time, joy. i'm so sorry you are talking to us under these circumstances. you know, look, right now, the government is reporting 30 are dead. i don't know if you heard -- i was just talking about one of our reporters who just got to marsh harbor. and he is reporting in his words a prominent smell of death, which he unfortunately recognizes after years of covering horrific natural disasters. he says the closer goes to the homes the stronger the smell is. it's horrible to hear this. how high will this death toll go? >> good evening, erin. and again, thank you for having me in, allowing the bahamas an opportunity

will see that northerly breeze which is slowly bringing the temperatures down not everywhere but terence down to 28 back that to 40 and with the same hint of an overly nice to ned by roots down to about 29 not a huge change mostly but the wind is strengthening and that northerly is blowing down the gulf is not particularly dusty at the moment no has it dropped humidity very much is still on the cusp of being unpleasant in bahrain and qatar as examples but images really high and that's where it should be in salalah with the hollies still blowing probably enhanced again about how we get to choose day which means cloud drizzle and greenness ransom. a record breaking high temperature in cape town yesterday by 35 degrees back down to at or below normal now in the sunshine but there is rain further east just touching southern mozambique. i want you all to see her a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. secretary of state says talks with the taliban are dead for the time being and a special envoy to afghanistan is being recalled taliban representative said the consolation of talks will

talk about this with alex sparrowhawk, who was diagnosed with hiv a decade ago and works for the terenceus now. thanks for coming in, alex. how significant — what have you made of this announcement? i think this is a really significant announcement from gareth, and i think the hiv community want to thank him for being open about his status and talking about hiv. it's something that has really fallen off the agenda. people don't think about it anymore. so to have someone with a high profile like him and an athlete is amazing, and we really hope he's going to be able to share what it means to live with hiv in 2019. that you can live well, live healthily, and thanks to the treatment you can't actually pass the virus on. he has just can't actually pass the virus on. he hasjust done can't actually pass the virus on. he has just done an ironman, hasn't he, too prove the point that you can live a healthy lifestyle. exactly. people with hiv can have a day—to—day life just like anyone else can, work full—time, have a family, there is nothing that the virus can stop you doing. what is still the bi

will see that northerly breeze which is slowly bringing the temperatures down not everywhere but terence down to 28 back that to 40 and with the same hint of a northerly in the east and met by a ruse down to about 29 not a huge change mostly but the wind is strengthening and that northerly is blowing down the gulf is not particularly dusty at the moment no has it dropped humidity very much is still on the cusp of being unpleasant in bahrain and qatar as examples but they made these really high and that's where it should be in some dollar with the hollies still blowing probably enhanced again by the time we get to choose day which means cloud drizzle and greenness around so hala a record breaking high temperature in cape town yesterday parts of the 5 degrees back down to at or below normal not in the sunshine but there is rain further east just touching southern mozambique. if you were in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships one mess somehow time is aiming to replace america and around the world well the chinese are not that stupid things guys want to dominate

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that sounds familiar to the coll terence collins situation.018. mr. kavanaugh encouraged tens of thousands of dollars buying baseball tickets over the past decades or at times reported liability that could exceeded his assets, his financial disclosure and the credit card debts and other debts reported to be between $60,000 and $200,000 accrued over three credit cards and a loan which then were paid off for fell below the reporting requirements in 2017th. in a short order a. do you believe that there is any corruption involved in the placing and pushing of mr. kavanaugh onto the supreme court? >> well, i believe he was not qualified because of the not only when he had a drinking problem when he was younger which led to these sexually assaults. i didn't think he was qualified because i thought he does not have the temperament based on his behavior in the hearing. i disagreed with him about you know he's fundamentally and here is something that goes by the arc of is life, he's sort of a bully for people on the wrong side of the track. the women h

i was aware of the possibility as the news prior to this had been cases from alton sterling, terencemir wright, and the list goes on and on. those are tragedies that didn't need to happen. when i realized how common these occurrences were and still are and forced me into action i had to speak up to give voice to to those who didn't have that option. it was amazing to me as i was in new york after this incident occurred how many people came up to me with similar stories, where stories or repeated incidents was written have the benefit to raise awareness or talk about the case on good morning america the next day. or meet with the mayor and police chief personally. i got the benefits because my previous career as an athlete unfairly aware that the video showing the attack clear as day made all the difference. before anyone was aware of the video the police murmur was already a damage control and stated they were investigating whether force was used and that i was only in cuffs for less than a minute. had it been no video it would been my word against the police.i think we all know how