but most importantly, alive. >> austin tice is alive. >> when i sat down with mark and deborah tice in 2017 their belief that their son austin would come home was unwavering. >> his birthday is coming up soon. we're really hoping that we can >> two birthdays have come and gone since then. but now the family is even more optimistic. their belief shared by the state department which says they are still operating under the assumption austin is alive. >> people may have thought those sweet parents they have to hang on to hope. they can now say oh, looks like they have kny expectations are very high. >> what intel the u.s. may have remains unclear but the elicited some leads.n tice went missing in 2012. his parents have made repeated trips to syria but the syrian government has denied knowledge of his whereabouts. >> when he is released, there will being a great benefit and sincere appreciation from the united states government. we are authorized to send that message from the highest level. >> last night the national press club hosted a night out for austin. restaurants across 13 states and

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'tice: the reason i didn'take part in the immediate aftermath ofhe incident is because i truly trustedtions around the world to find a resolution to this awful event. i believed thaexlegal powers, utive powers would allow us to reach a satisfying conclusion in this very clear case. however, seven months have passed, and as a result, there are few if any results we can point to that indicate any change has been made in the case. no official announcements have been made, no official sanctiona been put into place. there have been no results andun nohment. for that reason, i think i had to take a formal stand and take moral stand and take it on myself. ththink now is the right time to do it, and i come he hope trump will change his mind. i would like to add the turkish government did present results of their own investigation as transparently as posto the global public in the hope that more widespread international approach would be taken in regards to giving the perpetrator a trial and punishment. the international society should follow up on these issues. that is why i amere. jane: if no

moscow and washington have opposing views on key global issues but agree to reset tice and try to overcome their differences that's the take home message from u.s. secretary of state visit to russia also to come the u.s. attorney general investigate the legality of the evidence used in the russian trump collusion probe but doesn't question the finding of the report on russian interference in the soft drink giant coder's latest campaign in norway to coincide with ramadan is a crescent moon as part of its logo sparking anger in some courts. hello good afternoon welcome just gone just gone 1 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international the russian president vladimir putin says he is ready to resolve differences with washington and improve relations although serious sticking points do remain on tuesday he met with the u.s. secretary of state in the black sea resort of sochi where russia's foreign minister also held talks with his american counterpart. there's a capability initially but we also want to restore relations with the u.s. i hope all the conditions for that are now being

southwest according to who the rebels and witnesses who say a fuel station was bombed in the district of tice province there's been no comment from the military coalition which intervened in yemen's war in 2015 and there's been more fighting near ties city between who fees and saudi backed forces have been explosions and clouds of smoke seen rising from the area elsewhere in yemen funerals have been held for those killed in an air strike in the capital sanaa last week. the details. the family friends and neighbors performing last islamic prayers for those killed in last week's coalition air strike in sanaa the coffins lined up one by 14 of the victims were children from one family 3 brothers and a sister the family's only surviving son was in the same house as his brothers and sisters when the airstrike hit. my 4 siblings were killed my sister my brother abdul rahman and wassim my father and i are the only survivors we are here to bury them our home is destroyed. in the way as other family members said their last goodbyes. the children's father sat quietly seemingly loss in despair but soon t

tice guest: it's a good point. people have been telling me to wait from day one. i have been waiting. it is the other side that has been calling for impeachment from day one. had there been no call for impeachment, i would have waited. i did way too right my introduction until the mueller report came out. you cannot wait forever to respond. when people call for impeachment and call for prosecution and claim obstruction of justice, i have to respond. i am prepared to wait with the other side is prepared to wait. i am not going to remain silent while people try to violate the rule of law. i would be as vocal if it were hillary clinton may be more vocal. i supported hillary clinton. i'm a liberal democrat. i want to see democrats win elections. i voted for the democrats in the midterm elections. for me this is not partisan. host: what will you be listening for when the attorney general testifies tomorrow before the senate judiciary committee and possibly we hear from don mcghan or robert mueller? host: the first question for is why did you get an incomplete? why did

congress should insist that the administration do all it can to ensure the safe recovery of austin tice who was detained in syria in 2012 congress should also assume insist that the 2 men detained in syria who are suspected of murdering journalist james foley journalist james foley and stevenson loft and the u.s. humanitarian worker peter costello are brought to justice to stand trial in a u.s. civilian court thank you so much and i welcome your questions mr bush. chairman and bass ranking member smith and members of the subcommittee it's an honor to testify before you today ask for my full written statement be submitted for the record you speak just a little louder yes ok well let's let's cross to mike hanna following this hearing far as over in washington d.c. mike we're just hearing there from joel simon the executive director for the c.p.g. interest saying in his statements that he raised press freedom which is of course a big a very hot topic in the u.s. with the press in the u.s. feeling significantly attacked that something he underlined in his opening statement just how signific

that's according to the rebels and witnesses who say that he'll station was bombed in the district of tice province there's been no comment from the military coalition which intervened in yemen's war and 2015. plenty more ahead on this al-jazeera news hour including there is renewed fighting on the outskirts of libya's capital as forces loyal to warlord have todd try to advance in the air and old airport u.s. president trump arrives in japan to try trade and security and in sports with peta roger federer plays down his chances after 4 years away from the paris to play. a un maritime tribunals has ruled russia must release ukrainian sailors and ships it sees near crimea last year for more on that we can cross over to my european broadcast center. yes that's right $24.00 ukrainian sailors and 3 ships for all captured by russia this was in november during a standoff in waters off the crimean peninsula the maritime tribunals called on moscow to facilitate their release immediately and urged both sides not to aggravate the disputes but russia didn't even attend the hearing there is dominant cai

coach tice coached more football games as a head coach than anyone in arkansas history, 454 games. he had a combined record of 288 wins, 160 losses, and six ties. and overall winning percentage of 63%. he was selected head coach of the arkansas all-star football game six times. womewome he had a state championship -- mr. womack: he had a state championship, 13 conference titles, and 19 playoff appearances. an arkansas sports hall of fame inductee in 2016, coach tice has been a teacher and mentor to dozens of coaches throughout the state of arkansas. he's one of my best friends and i can't think of anyone more impactful on student athletes than coach tommy tice. i congratulate him on a remarkable career and i wish him well in his retirement. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom nevada seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. horsford: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize the life of nevada sameablyman, tyrone thompson, who recently passed. tyrone's passion for se

and in syria, it appears bashar al assad is holding austin tice, after six years.t hope tonight he's still alive. and sadly in the united states, reporters that show up to do their jobs are often insulted, harassed, sometimes as was the case of our friends at the capital gazette in maryland, they're killed. and they're called the enemy of the people by the president of the united states. on this world press freedom day, i am reminded of words of the brilliant dallas tv anchor that said we aren't the enemy of the people, we are the people. reporters armed the world risk their lives to document war and risk their freedom to confront despites. they, we, we are just like you, we are sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers, doing our duty to shine light where there's darkness, always hoping to make it home to our families at the end of the day, just like you. so tonight i hope you'll take a moment to remember those brave journalists who have died and those who are still detained, as well as reporters working at your local newspaper or tv station ju

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woodruff: he also criticized mueller's decision not to reach a conclusion on the matter o j obstruction ticerr said muellefirst told him of that decision at meeting in early march. >> we were franklyurprised they were not going to reach a decision on obstruction. >> woodruff: less than three weeks later barr received mueller's final report and released his own four-page letter. >> the march 24 letter was not summarof the report but a statement of the principal concufsions. >> woo democrats on the committee today focused theirh questions on bat letter and another one, from mueller to barr, first reported tuesday night. dated march 27, mueller told barr his memo caused "public confusion" about "critical aspects" of the probe." this threatens to undermine a central purpose for which the department appointed the special counsel: to assure full public confidence in the outcome of the vestigations." that letter contradicts barr's previous testimony during an april house appropriations hearing. the attorney general told congressman charlie crist of florida he was unaware of any concern from the spe

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based on his mood. [ light ughter ] low, sit in cart [ laughter ] guarded, driving rangepr elevated, tice while sitting in cart. [ laughter ] high, one round with b-list celebrity like kid rock. [ laughter ] severe, two full rounds and trick him into thinking he's trapped in theand all day by tossing a new ball into the bunker every time he hits it until he digs himself a hole and falls asleep in it there you go [ cheers and applause so trump cast himself as the anti-war candidate and ofw he's tweeting threats war. and on top of that, he's surrounding himself with aides who ve repeatedly called for war, like his national security advisor john bolton, who championed the iraq war. bolton has publically called for bombing iran, north korea, and syria. and a former truni admiration official once told "the new yorker," "john wants to bomb everyone." [ light laughter ] and it's not exactly reassuring to know that this is the guy advising trump because trump is very impressionable he's like your dip [ bleep ] son d who starts hanging arounth a bunch of high school burnouts. "why do you have a no

joining us to discuss is jonathan tice, senior banks analyst at bloomberg intelligence.k it off with barclays. how important is this meeting? what decision do you expect? jonathan: it is interesting the fed are talking about his angle of attack, and -- leveraged loans. he talked about the amount of revenue they get from their. a slightly new twist but i still struggle to see him getting a seat on the board. nothing he said his new news at all. the banks put their hands up and said our an -- investment bank is underperforming. a little mudslinging but probably not much else. anna: what other takeaways have you had from the earnings season today? up 1.5%, lloyd's down 1.3%. what struck you at the french bank? jonathan: everyone will focus on cc but they've had misses and comparisons from last year at the beginning of last year. excitedggling to get and i think with lloyd's, the stock had a good run. brexit dissipated. a little good news yesterday from the capital story and they are struggling topline with noninterest income. the aberdeen standard life angle is the choice t

that's according to who the rebels and witnesses who say a fuel station was bombed in the district of ticeprovince there's been no comment from the military coalition which intervened in yemen's war in 2015 and there's been more fighting near ties city this time between hope these and saudi backed forces have been explosions and clouds are small seen rising from the area. an international maritime court has ruled russia must release 3 ukrainian naval ships and 24 sailors captured in november russia sees their vessels and crew during a standoff in waters off the crimean peninsula russia stayed away from saturday's hearing which took place in hamburg germany kayne west air its in a hearing that lasted 45 minutes the korean president of this court read out the findings of the ruling that the panel had made regarding this situation in the documents that emerged 32 pages but the most important elements are right at the back where this panel this court has said that the russian federation must release the ships and perhaps more importantly for the ukrainians the crew who have been detained by th

the brexit party chairman richard tice was asked whether his party took foreign payments. fastest growing political movement. we got over 100,000 supporters who paid at least £25. we've had two investigative journalists come look at it. the fact is people are just jealous of our success. do you take money in foreign currencies? look, we've got a paypal account for people who are paying less than £500. above that, obviously we apply the electoral commission rules. do you take donations in foreign currencies? as i understand, that's not illegal. the reality is of course we apply appropriate electoral commission law and the truth is hundreds of thousands of people are wanting to support us, they back what we are trying to do. that was nick robinson asking the questions on the today programme. so the big issue here is is the brexit party playing by the rules? i have been speaking to the bbc‘s rob watson. today‘s developments, i was reminded that a few years ago, i was travelling around with nigel farage and we were in nottingham and he got egged and wasn‘t very happy with that

>> [applause] and when we talk country,tice in this we are talking about racial injustice. united states, the situation is much worse for african-american families. it is not acceptable to me or to you that black families own 1/10 the wealth that white families own, that the infant mortality rate within the african-american community is 2.5 times higher than the white community. that redlining and housing continues to exist. that black businesses are unable to get the loans that they need. that black school districts are underfunded and that an enormous amount of racism exists within our criminal justice system. so let us be very clear. when we talk about justice, we mean ending institutional racism from one end of this country to the other. >> [applause] brothers and sisters, when we first launched our campaign in 2015, right up in burlington, very few people took that campaign seriously. the ideas that we talked about four years ago were considered by establishment politicians and mainstream media to be radical and extreme ideas. they said that nobody in america would sup

richard tice, chairman of the britza party, thank you for your time on breakfast this morning.is standing in the european elections and more about the issues to consider, go to bbc.co.uk/news. we have a special treat this morning, carol is here in the studio with a look at the weather. many of you are enjoying this already. nobody more than me. it is lovely to see you both in the flesh. this morning it is a wet start to the day if the rain hasn't reached you the chance is it is not that far away and it will be a chilly day. temperatures at average for this stage in may. we have low pressure, a swell of cloud in the atlantic but you can see the amount of crowded throws across the uk and that is already producing rain. some of this rain will be heavy and some have been crying out full rain for a while and accompanying it will be gusty winds, cold with a south—westerly coming in from the south—westerly coming in from the south so here, not quite as cold. behind it there will be sundry showers and we are also looking at bright showers like yesterday. through the hills it will be wi

congress should insist that the administration do all it can to ensure the safe recovery of austin tice, who was detained in syria, in 2012. congress should also insist that the two men detained in syria who are suspected of murdering the journalist james foley and steven sotloff and the worker peter kosik are brought to justice to stand trial in a u.s. civilian court. thank you so much and i welcome your questions. >> chairwoman bass, ranking member smith, and members of the subcommittee, it's an honor to testify before you today. i ask for my full written statement be submitted for the record. the fundamental right to seek and disseminate information through an independent press is under threat. according to freedom house's freedom in the world data, freedom of the press has been deteriorating around the world over the past decade. the trend is linked to the global decline of democracy itself, which freedom house has been track for the past 13 years. i have four main points. these points will be elaborated in our forthcoming new report "freedom in the media" which will be released the

. >> pete j williams,tice correspondent in d.c. thank you. ve> meanwhile, democratic leaders say they' reached an agreement with president trump on a $2 trillion deal to improve our nation'srumbling infrastructure. speaking outside the white house tuesday, house speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer expressed optimism about their ability to woshrk with the president. >>t' i clear that both the white house and all of us want to get something done on infrastructure in a big and bold way. and there was good will in this meeting. that was different than some of her meetings than we've had. >> the two sides plan to meet again next month to talk about w to pay for all of it >>> now the story we are watching closely. violent clashes in venezuela. this morning the main opposition leader i calling for a new round of mass protests following a day of turmoil aim at toppling the embattled president. kerry sanders has the developments coming in overnight. good morning. >> reporter: well, good mornin the trump administration backs that opposition leader j

richard tice, the chair of the brexit party in chelmsford.pean parliamentary elections in the southwest region on may 23, 2019 i do hereby give notice that the number of valid votes cast for each party and individual candidate at this election is as follows. change uk, 46,612. conservative and unionist party. 144, 674. uk, 46,612. conservative and unionist party. 144,674. english democrats. 8393. the green party. 302,364. labour party. 108,100. liberal democrats. 385,095. the brexit party. 611,742. that was 611,742. uk independence party. 53,739. the total number of rejected ballot papers in the region is 9544. i also give notice that i prepared a statement setting out the details as required by the election rules and i hereby declare the following candidates have been duly elected for the south—west region. i would now like to ask the first name from each of the parties if they would like to give a short speech to the assembled from. so there we have our latest regional result from the south—west of england and ann widdecombe, the former con

fragmented opposition currently in the german parliament and this trend of a kind of more fragment ticed political landscape has been observed all across europe in this european election we see it now manifested within the european parliament received manifested within the german parliament already since the 2017 german national elections but we also see it in a lot of landscapes all across europe that we see this center left and right big tent politics these folks bhutan is the quilty in germany are losing footing. the vote is and said nice policies are gaining more tracking especially the green parties but also the populist have seen a bit of traction though not as much as expected especially in this european election ok now the german greens co-leader robert picked up on what you've been talking about there and he was talking at a press conference a short while ago let's take a listen to what he had to say they're really not to afraid of it being too much for us not the tone of talk but this is a clear mandate for an international force trying to think placed in order to have time to