is steering the situation around we want to know how can damascus have chemical weapons if the u.s. france and great britain destroyed them last year you know what the u.s. answers we never said that france did the chemical weapons provocation which is being prepared is aimed at keeping al nasra they're counting on using it against the so-called regime as they call it it's do or die for the jihad ists rebels nowhere left to run nothing left to lose and their spot. says the west the gulf which have pumped billions upon billions of dollars into a cause that's on its last legs damascus and moscow a trying to work out a deal to reduce perhaps avoid the bloodshed but the job and up for it syria russia adamant this swamp of terror and zealotry has no future at the. group which are this is the last place for the terrorists say from all points of view this abscess should be removed of course what everybody's fearful of is escalation given the us russian military buildup in the region everyone has a gun pointed at each other and given that this is it the final act of the syrian war the urge to shoo

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is steering the situation around we want to know how can damascus have chemical weapons if the u.s. france and great britain destroyed them last year you know what the u.s. answer is we never said that from the chemical weapons provocation which is being prepared is aimed at keeping al nasra they're counting on using it against the so-called regime as they call it it's do or die for the jihad ists rebels nowhere left to run nothing left to lose and their spot. says the west the gulf which have pumped billions upon billions of dollars into a cause that is on its last legs the mascot's and moscow are trying to work out a deal to reduce perhaps avoid the bloodshed but the jar just aren't up for it syria russia adamant this swamp of terror and zealotry has no future. group this is the last place for the terrorists so from all points of view this abscess should be removed of course what everybody's fearful of is escalation given the us russian military buildup in the region everyone has a gun pointed at each other and given that this is it the final act of the syrian war the urge to shoot might

is steering the situation around we want to know how can damascus have chemical weapons if the u.s. france and great britain destroyed them last year you know what the u.s. answer is we never said that from the chemical weapons provocation which is being prepared is aimed at keeping al nasra they're counting on using it against the so-called regime as they call it following the alleged goot a chemical attack russia's warning that rebels will try to stage as similar incident in the evening to draw the u.s. france and britain in get them to hit a sad again russia says an incident is imminent especially after the u.s. and the allies jointly stated that they would act if it looks like as had launched another chemical attack that's almost an invitation to do so says moscow but. we have the impression that u.s. threats against damascus aimed at preventing terrorist from being expelled that is not the first time the u.s. no matter which administration has prioritised the task of changing dissident regimes above the common goals of eradicating terrorism and extremism we believe these egotistical u

attack russia's warning that rebels will try to stage as similar incident indeed live to draw the u.s. france and britain in get them to hit as sad again russia says an incident is imminent especially after the u.s. and allies jointly stated that they would act if it looks like as had launched another chemical attack that's almost an invitation to do so says moscow. now when the u.s. is steering the situation around we want to know how can damascus have chemical weapons if the u.s. france and great britain destroyed them last year you know what the us and says we never said that france did its do or die for the jihad ists rebels nowhere left to run nothing left to lose and their sponsors the west the gulf which have pumped billions upon billions of dollars into a cause that's on its last legs the mascot's and moscow are trying to work out a deal to reduce perhaps avoid the bloodshed but the job for it syria russia adamant these swamp of terror and zealotry. has no future. group this is the last place for the terrorists so from all points of view this abscess should be removed of course what e

is steering the situation around we want to know how could damascus have chemical weapons if the u.s. france and great britain destroyed them last year you know what the u.s. answers we never said that france did the chemical weapons provocation which is being prepared is aimed at keeping al nasra they're counting on using it against the so-called regime as they call it it's do or dive for the g. hardest rebels nowhere left to run nothing left the new rules and this fall. says the west the gulf which have pumped billions upon billions of dollars into a cause that's on its last legs damascus and moscow a trying to work out a deal to reduce perhaps avoid the bloodshed but the job for it syria russia adamant this swamp of terror and zealotry has no future at the. group this is the last place for the terrorists so from all points of view this abscess should be removed of course what everybody's fearful of is escalation given the us russian military buildup in the region everyone has a gun pointed at each other and given that this is it the final act of the syrian war the urge to shoot might just

is steering the situation around we want to know how can damascus have chemical weapons if the u.s. france and great britain destroyed them last year you know what the u.s. answer is we never said that from states that chemical weapons provocation which is being prepared is aimed at keeping al nasra they're counting on using it against the so-called regime as they call it it's do or die for the jihad ists rebels nowhere left to run nothing left to lose and their spot. says the west the gulf which have pumped billions upon billions of dollars into a cause that's on its last legs damascus and moscow are trying to work out a deal to reduce perhaps avoid the bloodshed but the job just aren't up for it syria russia adamant this swamp of terror and zealotry has no future. group which or this is the last place for the terrorists so from all points of view this abscess should be removed of course what everybody is fearful of is escalation given the us russian military buildup in the region everyone has a gun pointed at each other and given that this is it the final act of the syrian war the urge t

attack russia's warning that rebels will try to stage as similar incident in egypt to draw the u.s. france and britain in get them to hit asaad again russia says an incident is imminent especially after the u.s. and allies jointly stated that they would act if it looks like as'ad launched another chemical attack that's almost an invitation to do so says moscow it would suggest that now when the u.s. is steering the situation around we want to know how can damascus have chemical weapons if the u.s. france and great britain destroyed them last year you know what the us answers we never said that from states that chemical weapons provocation which is being prepared is aimed at keeping al nasra they're counting on using it against the so-called regime as they call it it's do or dive for the jihad ists rebels nowhere left to run nothing left to lose and their spot. says the west the gulf which have pumped billions upon billions of dollars into a cause that's on its last legs the mascot's and moscow a trying to work out a deal to reduce perhaps avoid the bloodshed but the job for it syria russia

russia's warning that rebels will try to stage as similar incidents in the evening to draw the u.s. france and britain in get them to hit a sad again russia says an incident is imminent especially after the u.s. and the allies jointly stated that they would act if it looks like as had launched another chemical attack that's almost an invitation to do so says moscow. now when the u.s. is stirring the situation around we want to know how could damascus have chemical weapons if the u.s. france and great britain destroyed them last year you know what the us and says we never said that france did its do or die for the jihad ists rebels nowhere left to run nothing left to lose and their sponsors the west the gulf which have pumped billions upon billions of dollars into a cause that's on its last legs the mascot's and moscow a trying to work out a deal to reduce perhaps avoid the bloodshed but the job for it syria russia adamant these swamp of terror and zealotry has no future. group which are. this is the last place for the terrorists so from all points of view this abscess should be removed of

u.s. and france the u.s. and germany give a green light to this must occur and also to give a green light for the egyptian authorities not to. persecute any of the security members who are members of the security forces who participated in this operation why is that. and also i want to hunt also to the. statement that came from european. council for an affair is after the massacre calling on members member states of the european union to stop arms exports to egypt could be used against protesters unfortunately five years after this statement or forty years after this statement we have seen at least eight or ten european countries who have been supplying egypt with arms that are used against protesters and i think the reason is that. these countries leadership is very shortsighted they are back to business as usual with egypt and many countries in the region. do you think that dictatorship is the only way to step belies these countries or bring back the status code that. they lived under for thirty years and t

u.s. u.k. and france had overseen their destruction just last year and the syrian foreign minister also said that the west's aggression comes from dissatisfaction with the direction in which political tides are flowing in the country. and you see in the u.s. the u.k. and france are not satisfied with developments on the ground therefore they make every possible attempt to impede progress in the political process in particular they are trying to protect on this are insurgents and they want the crisis in our country to continue all sides of the conflict are aware that this is a critical point in syria it's the last pocket of terrorist resistance and russia is warning that they will try to stage a chemical attack in a final attempt to gain support from the west and perhaps gain a foothold once more in the country damascus and moscow they've already put forward efforts towards peace but the islamic groups have made it abundantly clear they will not surrender and with a zero sum game mindset it's hard to see w

u.s. u.k. and france just last year oversaw their destruction in syria yeah i mean has there been any official response from the syrian government what are they saying about this yeah well actually the syrian foreign minister said that the western the west's aggression came actually from dissatisfaction with the direction of political tides inside the country. you will. see in the u.s. the u.k. and france are not satisfied with developments on the ground therefore they make every possible attempt to impede progress in the political process in particular they are trying to protect on this for insurgents and they want the crisis in our country to continue. now all sides of this conflict are aware right now that this is a critical point in the syrian conflict it's the last pocket of terrorist resistance and russia is warning that these terrorists will will use the chemical chemical weapons as a final attempt to gain support from the west and perhaps gain a foothold in the war once more now damascus and mosco

u.s. allies like france's president emmanuel mccraw and germany's chancellor angela merkel remain committed to the agreement aimed at limiting tehran's nuclear program but the u.s. argues it didn't work as it didn't go far enough. the u.s. also argues the profits made from the lifting of sanctions is being used to purchase an export weapons in places like syria lebanon and gaza to support proxy militias and the state financing of terrorism. the sanctions come as protests continue in iran against deteriorating economic conditions at the united states denies the sanctions are timed to force regime change instead it says it hopes to modify the iranian government's behavior despite longstanding u.s. policy of no formal diplomatic relations with iran president donald trump has even indicated he's willing to sit down for talks with iran's leaders no preconditions no they want to meet anytime they want heightening tensions top european foreign policy chiefs are implementing something called a blocking statute to protect a new firm still intent on doing business with iran in spite of the u.s. sanct

u.s. and france have come and gone chancellor merkel has remained a stalwart. she will take this opportunity to reinforce our position as a european leader mr putin will take this opportunity to take steps towards ending russia's isolation through those economic sanctions and despite their major differences of course they do have common ground on leave iran nuclear deal on bilateral economic issues as well and through. russia and mr putin's knowledge of germany they have always maintained at least the relationship. while we don't know each other well enough but i'm amazed by her ability to live through. this because it is known in the russian president likes to drink the german beer and sometimes there is a possibility that we can make exchanges toast i've also gotten very good smoked fish. angular from time to time since a couple of bottles over the. germany years not only stop off on saturday before he gets there he's paying a social visit attending the wedding of austrian foreign minister. and businessman of all. the ceremony taking place at a venue in austr

now, the u.s., britain, france and germany had previously condemned the attack as a breach of international law. the russian embassy accuses the u.s. of making far-fetched accusations. >>> there's word that president trump may be willing to support broader prison reforms than he first indicated. he's addressing the issue with state leaders today. sources say the president may support a modified version of a house bill that calls for more changes to prison sentencing guidelines. those changes could include reducing the mandatory life sentence for some drug offenses. >>> we are getting a new look at the fatal encounter between a nashville police officer and a suspect. surveillance video now released shows the moment that officer andrew delke shot daniel hambrick who was seen running away at the time. you can see him there. now, he's several feet away from the officer when the shots were fired with his back turned when delke fired his weapon. the july encounter started over a stolen vehicle. police say hambrick had a gun and the shooting has sparked outrage with hambrick's family demanding ans

u.s. u.k. france israel russia and south korea oppose any sorts of legally binding provisions . max tegmark is a professor of physics at the massachusetts institute of technology and the author of life three point zero it's a book about the threat of artificial intelligence and he says a ton of us robots are already among us this is a human and this should not be conflated with talk about the human level ai know in decades sleeth autonomous weapons tiny drones that fly around and murder people depending on their skin color so you know it's something we can probably build within a few years by just combining technologies that we already have and miniaturizing them and and mass producing them and this is something which most ai researchers view is this just think and don't want to be part of. and still ahead this news hour. if you like is acceptable and history. will tell you about the new film director de mint and other contenders at this year's venice film festival. and then scored big events for skateboarding makes its asian games debut. business updates brought to you by qatar

and he was sent later as an emissary to france in the midst of the french revolution to negotiate an end to the hostilities between the u.s. and france. as a member of congress, he led the federalists until president john adams chose him as his secretary of state. and his secretary of state -- and as secretary of state, he successfully navigated through the turbulent relations with britain, france, spain and the barbary pirates -- all of whom were threatening war against us. when president adams retreated to quincy, massachusetts, because frankly abigail didn't like washington very much, he left madison in charge of running the federal government -- i'm sorry, left marshall in charge of running the federal government. it was marshall who oversaw the completion of the national capitol at washington d.c. and as chief justice, marshall brilliantly defended the independence of the judiciary against the attempts by the republicans to impeach the federalist judges. he affirmed the federal court's power to review the actions of the executive and of congress. he established the supremacy of the federal government over the states,

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u.s. sanctions. and france's president says it's time for europe to stop depending on america for its security.

u.s. for instance, france will be in pharge of chairing the g7 next year. he mentioned explicitly that he with the aaericans, theecousin ammriccns will have to share the g7 the year after. for instancee he will organizz a summii of the g7, i think in the soothhof france. organize it differently than last time in canada. to have a strong the seven countries of the 7. a dialogue with china, with indiaa and a diilogue with russia. which means, for instance -- i do not know by which means. the seeond day of thh meeting. it is a very long and detailed speech, becauss he is giving instruction to all the ambassadors, bbt also to the world, because it is a public speech. he wants to emphasize that europe is remaining, his main theme. seccrity being the other one. but of course, maintaining multilateralism, and also maybe making things more relevant to hhs changed since the end of the past war. -pgenie: hhw big do you think is -pttis push for this uniquely european defense project? [coughs] genie: excuse me. this project, saying eurrpe can no longer rely oo the u.s.

u.s. u.k. france of come and gone merkel has remained stalwart in the face of these changes this is an opportunity for her to affirm her position as one of the leaders of europe if not the leader of europe an opportunity for mr putin to take steps towards ending russia's international isolation ending those sanctions and despite their major differences they do have common ground for example on the iran nuclear deal on various cultural economic issues and through michael's knowledge of the russian language which is knowledge of germany now that you have always maintained at least make ordeal relationship. well we don't know each other well enough but i'm amazed by her ability to listen. and. this is because i don't still sit.

u.s. u.k. france among others have offered military and intelligence support to the saudi led coalition which consists of saudi arabia the u.a.e. rain among others and on the other side you have backing the hoofy rebels iran who are who the rebels who are in control of yemen's capital sanaa and much of the north won backing the healthy side so a very complex conflict with a lot of different actors and also if you get a chance watch this interview with the outgoing u.n. human rights chief done by a team at talk to al jazeera saying discusses the situation in yemen extensively and also the future of human rights defenders it's on our website at al-jazeera dot com. now a day earlier the united nations accused myanmar's military of the brave its crimes including genocide and call for top military generals to be prosecuted a u.n. fact finding mission examines particularly the military offensive in rakhine state that's for seven hundred thousand ring of muslims to feed to bangladesh myanmar's government has

. >> after this program, we will show a silent film from france that was recorded by the u.s. my in france in 1918. scholars will be talking over the film and explaining the action on the screen. for those of you on c-span three , stick around. in the meantime we are talking with edward lengel. >> i appreciate your program. mr. lengel, i appreciate your work . i grew up hearing stories from my great- grandfather about serving in the calvary. that is during world war i. i wanted to ask you if the stories that he told me were true, he had an old battle -- saddle that they rode horses on. they would ride behind the french kings and support the infantry. i wanted your comments? >> there was calvary behind the front. there was no american calvary attacks. they would not have succeeded. they were held as a potential reserve in case there was a breakthrough. the cavalry could be used to exploit breakthroughs. there were cases where u.s. soldiers came under fire and is the or troll, -- support -- in a support role. >> good morning. my grandfather served in the british army in the first

u.s. u.k. and france are preparing for a strike. now if profit is what is the actual situation there right now who controls that province well it's the last terrorist stronghold in syria basically after the syrian government's victory in and around damascus they cut a peace deal with the terrorists saving thousands of civilian lives but all and the basically the the tradeoff was that the remaining terrorists would be sent in buses to the province of it live and now we have four terrorist groups in power there the most powerful of which is called. and they were formerly known as al nusra now the others that are left are called. a shell islam and now are. now they're not really exactly unified they've already started warring with each other they put been putting thousands of civilian lives in danger there are plenty of reports of beheadings going on caging civilians use of human shields these are really common reports we're getting from the area and apparently they're hoping to stage a final push against government in areas with chemi

u.s. u.k. and france are preparing for a strike in the area. what is the exact situation in it province right now who's control of what well it's the last terrorist stronghold located in syria after the syrian government's victory in and around damascus they cut a peace deal and the they saved thousands of civilian lives but the tradeoff was in buses to problems now for terrorist groups are now in power they're the most powerful being. and that's formally formerly known as al nusra with others being. islam and now are all but they're not exactly unified now they've started warring in the area putting thousands of civilian lives at risk so reports of beheadings caging people even using human shields are already commonplace there and reports are also suggesting that some of these groups are preparing a final push against government areas in syria hoping to stage a chemical attack that they would be able to gain support from the west with the situation is even more fragile because the area was determined a so-called deescalation zone after negotia

u.s. u.k. and france have moved on merkel has remained and maintain the relationship with mr putin is an opportunity for the russian president as well to make take steps towards ending russia's isolation perhaps winding down of sanctions etc something that russia has been aiming to do over the last few years economic cooperation as well the north stream two pipeline which will enable gas to flow from russia to germany voiding ukraine and. she was well was trumped by criticised merkel and germany for being very reliant on russia being dependent upon russia that is something on which the two leaders have found and will continue to find common cause the last issue of course is ukraine touching upon the peacemaking process there the means because how to move them forward and complete the process of bringing that conflict to a close that as i said earlier as other leaders have come and gone mrs merkel has remained and despite being quite an implacable critic of mr putin on some issues she has always maintained

u.s. u.k. and france are most likely preparing for a strike now give me an overall sense of what the situation is in a province at the moment who controls walt well it's the last terrorist stronghold left in syria and after the syrian government's victory in and around damascus they cut a peace deal saving thousands of civilian lives but the trade off was safe passage for many of the remaining terrorists and they were sent to back to live on buses and now the situation is basically governed by four terrorist groups the most powerful being one called. and it's formally known as al nusra the others are called. islam and now are al din. but they're not exactly unified actually they started warring when they got to that area and they've been putting thousands of civilian lives in danger reports are saying that the headings caging people and even using human shields are commonplace there right now so reports are also suggesting that some of them are preparing for a final push against government areas in syria

u.s. sanctions. and france's president says it's time for europe to.