difference to ordinary yemenis there were some tough negotiations to get this passed including an unseemly ryle between two allies the u.k. and the u.s. i'm told it even went to the office of the foreign secretary and the secretary of state one of the things that's come out of the original draft resolution drawn up by the u.k. is the provision of accountability for crimes under international humanitarian law that something that would have targeted the saudi led coalition it seems the u.s. has been doing the coalition's bidding and got that section removed. british police have made two arrests in connection with destruction by drones flying near gatwick airport outside london airline flights are gradually returning to normal after drones first spotted on the wednesday shut the airport down for thirty six hours more than one hundred twenty thousand travelers were affected by cancellations made barker reports. thirty six hours of transport misery is slowly coming to an end a limited number of domestic and european flights were allowed to leave and land on friday but most long haul flights rem

difference to ordinary yemenis there were some tough negotiations to get this passed including an unseemly ryle between two allies the u.k. and the u.s. i'm told it even went to the office of the foreign secretary and the secretary of state one of the things that's come out of the original draft resolution drawn up by the u.k. is the provision of accountability for crimes under international humanitarian law that something that would have targeted the saudi led coalition it seems the u.s. has been doing the coalition's bidding and got that section removed. without a life from london still had fully. violence between police and protesters as the spanish national cabinet meets in a cash plan regional capital. and thailand's minute free will is defend the economy as a new report names the country as the wells was asked for any quantity. hello

via unseemly and inappropriate. it could've been so different. am going to say it once but i'll say it is many times as necessary, . . . but i'll say it is many times as necessary, . .. you but i'll say it is many times as necessary, . . . you are but i'll say it is many times as necessary,... you are watching the opening of the house of commons debate on the eu with the role bill. they will be more coverage on beyond 100 days on world news injust a they will be more coverage on beyond 100 days on world news in just a few minutes' time. we're going to be staying with the commons to watch this debate live. jeremy corbyn is responding to theresa may's free to support her deal. the prime minister has seen these negotiations only as an exercise in the internal management of the conservative party. that did not work out very well at all. when the two previous brexit secretaries who theoretically at least, led the negotiations, say they cannot support the deal, how can she expect anyone else in this house or in this country to have faith in a deal that

i think it's bad form, it's unseemly, shouldn't happen. flipping, i worked organized crime when i was in the fbi and if sammy the bull gravano who was the lieutenant who killed loses of people on behalf of john gotti, the head of the gambino crime family, if he flips all of these people will flip eventually. so all of these statements for the president is going to make, i'm telling you, when those prosecutors and agents walk in and say, go he is what, you're going to jail and these folks i wouldn't say are the toughest hombres on the block, they think they're tough where they are, if they start talking prison time they are going to cooperate. the whole thing is unseemly and very unpresidential and i wish he wouldn't do it. >> there are things in the mueller investigation that are going to be revealed this week, this is an important week. so there will be michael flynn's sentencing memo. so we will know in the public for the first time really what michael flynn has offered up, what michael flynn did, what the deal was with sergey kislyak th

>> i think the payments are unseamly and i think the whole thing is an unseemly thing. could have been a political move or personal move or business move. there are all sorts of reasons the president could have done this, but the idea of taking, you know, campaign finance quote, violations, which are primarily and have been civil -- >> not always. >> almost exclusively. >> but not always. >> yeah, you have the john edwards case. you don't have many others. let me assure you, there's lots of expenditures campaigns make that are questionable and the fec does investigate it -- >> senator, i just want to be clear. i just want to be clear that you say it could have been other things, but what the prosecutors now say with corroboration from ami is that it was not the other things, it was principally to influence the election. >> that's what ami said. >> michael cohen says, and we don't know if there are other witnesses and evidence also, and we are left with the impression there is. let me read you the document that prosecutors gave yesterday. ami made a payment in the amount

it is indeed not unseemly at all for you to speak in favour of the resolution. thank you specifically for coming. i am so sorry for your loss as well. >> thank you. i too want to echo the sentiment when david golden -- when he tells the story of when sidney goldstein first flew into his office as a force of nature, and she has clearly left a sizable legacy, not only to the school district but to san francisco and to the literary field. earlier this year, they passed an ordinance really urging a review of public spaces named for women. so i am very pleased to offer this resolution to add to a growing number of public spaces that are here to commemorate women leaders in our community. thank you all for coming out tonight and i urge the board for this resolution. >> i want to thank my colleagues for bringing this forward and to thank the community. i came out tonight and this is a really beautiful story of partnership and of civic leadership. she came to us and saw this opportunity, and we opened our arms, and welcome back to david goldstein. to see this happen and

if something is unseemly, you leave it up to the voters.it is criminal, you leave it up to the prosecution. >> a lot of people are saying this is criminal. >> i want to jump in. if he can prove that this is a private issue, trying to protect his family from knowing about this just as the lawyers argued in john edwards' case, don't forget. that was actually kind of worst,because that was a donor paying the woman directly. the doj dismissed that case. the argument was this was private. he was frying to protect and shield his family. if they have some e-mail trails saying, make sure you stop this, make sure you put a muzzle on her, because i'm afraid of how it is going to affect my candidacy. if his intent was to protect his family, then it is a personal matter. >> why is it that we are talking about it? why is this issue being raised when a special prosecutor was supposed to go after collusion with the russians. instead, we are talking about payoffs to women, which is surely sullied the president's reputation with women. that is a personal an

it is very unseemly. i don't think it's a crime. i think be it's unseemly. best to stay out of it and focus on the business of being the president and it would come out a lot better for him. at the end of the day, chris, honestly, i'm not sure that mueller comes out and says, we should indict the president for these three things. i'm not even convinced that's going to happen. >> i don't think it's possible. >> i don't think -- i don't think it's possible, but i'm not even sure they can get there. i do think people around the president are going to have more problems than we're seeing today. >> yeah. i mean, look, this is the vexing question. harry, we'll have you back about it, mike is tough to book, he has a lot of social engagements. but the idea why do they keep lying about russia if it doesn't matter and there is nothing there? it's just a vexing question and we're getting a little closer to an answer with each one of these disclosures from the special counsel. mike, always great to have you. harry, welcome to the program. appreciate it. >> thanks very m

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fact is, payoffs are unseemly. but they are not illegal. even more, trump used his own money unlike the creeps in congress who tapped our pockets for sexual harassment payoffs which is why nancy pelosi agrees with me telling the media to shut the f up. >> i wish the press would spend more time on what we need to do here to meet the needs of the american people instead of morning, noon and night allegations against the president. i think we would have more viewers and readers rather than this ongoing coverage of what's current with the president from one way to the next -- from one day to the next. greg: slap my face with a tape worm. someone has been watching my show. but if nancy gets it, she must know this collusion crap is going nowhere. remember when it was the big story? now it's banished like a pot brownie at gary johnson's house. nobody remembers gary. but the media still keeps saying what about russia 57 didn't ways. they are like a talking bottle of ketchup. president trump: we need border security, the wall is a part of border sec

difference to ordinary yemenis there were some tough negotiations to get this passed including an unseemlyryle between two allies the u.k. and the u.s. i'm told it even went to the office of the foreign secretary and the secretary of state one of the things that's come out of the original draft resolution drawn up by the u.k. is the provision of accountability for crimes under international humanitarian law that something that would have targeted the saudi led coalition it seems the u.s. has been doing the coalition's bidding and got that section removed. it was a life from london still ahead for you. between police and protesters as the spanish national cabinet meets in the capital and regional capital. and thailand's military rulers defend the economy as a new report names the country is the walls of inequality.

minister herself however this week was barely started when the government got itself embroiled in an unseemly squabble with parliament over the publication of legal advice here to what the opposing advocates had to say but first presiding on the bench and most unfortunately for the government mr speaker the formidable john bercow insisting on the rights and prerogatives of the house of commons and making it clear that no attorney general he ever so high is above the writ of parliament i have considered the matter carefully and i am satisfied that there is an arguable case but the contempt has been committed this house has now spoken and it's all future constitutional political significance which is i think a precedented for this house to find ministers in content the motion makes clear the government must now publish the attorney general's final legal advice in full and in light of the expressed will of the house we will publish the final and full advice provided by the attorney general to cabinet as our first guest explains the prime minister should be careful not to lose her legal advice is

minister herself however this week was barely started when the government got itself embroiled in an unseemly squabble with parliament over the publication of legal advice here to what the opposing advocates had to say but first presiding on the bench.

difference to ordinary yemenis there were some tough negotiations to get this passed including an unseemly ryle between two allies the u.k. and the u.s. i'm told it even went to the office of the foreign secretary and the secretary of state one of the things that's come out of the original draft resolution drawn up by the u.k. is the provision of accountability for crimes under international humanitarian law that something that would have targeted the saudi led coalition it seems the u.s. has been doing the coalition's bidding and got that section removed israeli forces have shot dead three palestinians including a sixteen year old boy during ongoing demonstrations in gaza more than one hundred fifty others were injured according to the palestinian health ministry the teenager who was shot in the neck has been named as mohammed jew. have been holding weekly protests for the rights of return for palestinian refugee use along the gaza israel border fence for almost nine months. demonstrators have rallied in hungary it's a protest over and you meant the labor laws what critics are calling the

minister herself however this week was barely started when the government got itself embroiled in an unseemly squabble with parliament over the publication of legal advice here to what the opposing advocates had to say but first presiding on the bench and most unfortunately for the government mr speaker the formidable john bercow insisting on the rights and prerogatives of the house of commons and making it clear that no attorney general be he ever so high as above the writ of parliament i have considered the matter carefully and i am satisfied that there is an arguable case but the contempt has been committed this house has now spoken and it's all future constitutional political significance which is i think a precedented for this house to find ministers in content the motion makes clear the government must now publish the attorney general's final legal advice in full and in light of the expressed will of the house we will publish the final and full advice provided by the attorney general to cabinet as our first guest explains the prime minister should be careful not to lose her legal advise

difference to ordinary yemenis there were some tough negotiations to get this passed including an unseemly ryle between two allies the u.k. and the u.s. i'm told it even went to the office of the foreign secretary and the secretary of state one of the things that's come out of the original draft resolution drawn up by the u.k. is the provision of accountability for crimes under international humanitarian law that something that would have targeted the saudi led coalition it seems the u.s. has been doing the coalition's bidding and got that section removed and serbian government forces and who see fighters are blaming each other for violating the cease fire in data government forces released this video showing displaced yemenis after they see who the fighters shelled.

difference to ordinary yemenis there were some tough negotiations to get this passed including an unseemly ryle between two allies the u.k. and the u.s. i'm told it even went to the office of the foreign secretary and the secretary of state one of the things that's come out of the original draft resolution drawn up by the u.k. is the provision of accountability for crimes under international humanitarian law that something that would have targeted the saudi led coalition it seems the u.s. has been doing the coalition's bidding and got that section removed saudi and u.a.e. back to government forces and who think fighters are blaming each other for violating the cease fire in her data government forces released this video showing displaced yemenis after they say who think fighters shelled that the government held districts of our lands are but the who these accuse government forces of targeting the cities al shaab district with artillery addenda port is critical of the supply of food and humanitarian aid to the millions of yemen is on the brink of starvation . demonstrators have rallied agai

difference to ordinary yemenis there were some tough negotiations to get this passed including an unseemly ryle between two allies the u.k. and the u.s. i'm told it even went to the office of the foreign secretary and the secretary of state one of the things that come out of the original draft resolution drawn up by the u.k. is the provision of accountability for crimes under international humanitarian law that something that would have targeted the saudi led coalition it seems the u.s. has been doing the coalition's bidding and got that section removed. the government forces and who is a blaming each other for violating the cease fire in data government forces released this video showing displaced yemenis after they say three fights a shelby government help district of. however whose he's accused government forces of targeting the city's al shaab district with artillery shells data for is critical for the supply of food and humanitarian aid for millions of yemenis who've been on the brink of starvation let's get more on that for you joining us here on the. associate research for the londo

difference to ordinary yemenis there were some tough negotiations to get this passed including an unseemly ryle between two allies the u.k. and the u.s. i'm told it even went to the office of the foreign secretary and the secretary of state one of the things that's come out of the original draft resolution drawn up by the u.k. is the provision of accountability for crimes under international humanitarian law that something that would have targeted the saudi led coalition it seems the u.s. has been doing the coalition's bidding and got that section removed. palestinians increasingly frustrated living in the occupied west bank and there's a growing feeling of helplessness they've told al-jazeera it's made worse by a greater israeli military presence and also by the ineptitude of their own political leaders stephanie decker reports from ramallah. it's been especially tense few weeks in the occupied west bank palestinian shootings in israeli incursions have killed people on both sides palestinians tell us they had not seen this amount of israeli soldiers on the streets of ramallah in years ram

is necessary for president to promote themselves in a way that might be unseemly to an earlier age. but in our media environment it simply doesn't stop. what is striking about these for most recent presidents all of them use a very different strategies in terms of using the media to cultivate that positive opinion of themselves. the one thing they did have in common is that they all focused a great deal on character and how they could connect with ordinary citizens in this mechanism and i would argue that the social media environment is really very tailored to that. snippet of who you are as a person and realistic person can go a long ways when people are not really interested or that informed about the specifics of the affordable care act or balanced budget acts or the difficulties of working through the middle east. all of which turned out to be pretty complicated once you are in office. the largely unified executive branch makes presidents very capable of dominating the discourse whenever they choose to do so. when you think about what is newsworthy. the white house is newsworthy

down version of a resolution which took all the humanitarian aspects out of this you had the rather unseemly moment of the u.k. and the u.s. having rival resolutions these two western allies i'm told it went all the way to the top and there were contacts between the u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt and the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei out to resolve this difference between countries that are normally. allies so we now have a resolution it doesn't mention iran but it also has taken a language that was calling for accountability of crimes under international humanitarian law and i back could have targeted of course the saudi led coalition i think the u.s. was doing the bidding of the saudi led coalition by getting that bit deleted from the resolution that has now been passed james thanks very much james bays updating us there from u.n. headquarters on the security council in just the last couple of minutes authorizing monitors to observe the yemen cease fire. now session ists in the spanish region of catalonia once again at all with the central government a year after the regional par

difference to ordinary yemenis there were some tough negotiations to get this passed including an unseemly ryle between two allies the u.k. and the u.s. i'm told it even went to the office of the foreign secretary and the secretary of state one of the things that's come out of the original draft resolution drawn up by the u.k. is the provision of accountability for crimes under international humanitarian law that something that would have targeted the saudi led coalition it seems the u.s. has been doing the coalition's bidding and got that section removed. for shasta's have gathered for a mass rally in budapest against a new amendment to the country's labor legislation critics are calling it the slaves or is that allows employers to force people to walk more overtime and even delay payments for up to three yes or robin for say a walker is live for us now in the capital you've been speaking to people out there what is the mood this evening. yeah there's a lot of anger a lot of frustration but there's a lot of energy as well amongst the protesters standing with right now difficult to say how

pointed out the fed was moving too fast on hiking interest rates lot of people say come on, this is unseemly to have a president attacking the fed. but in fact didn't look like trump was right. >> every president gone back to lyndon johnson has had a problem with the feds. no president likes the fact that he's doing this in an independent way. trump is just going back to remind the feds that we have to look at the economy without being on autopilot. the markets were spooked they have been doing extraordinary things. money has been at zero interest rates for way too long. the fed is also told lists were doing it slowly. trump says we have to do it slowly because we don't want to jeopardize recovery. >> it's not just the stock market. there's a worldwide economic slowdown. in europe is partly because of their policies in china it's largely because of what we have been doing to get them in order. it wouldn't take that much for what's happening in the world to affect us to the point where we have a serious slowdown. >> the u.s. is the only bright light in the global economy in terms of growth. e

difference to ordinary yemenis there were some tough negotiations to get this passed including an unseemly ryle between two allies the u.k. and the u.s. i'm told it even went to the office of the foreign secretary and the secretary of state one of the things that's come out of the original draft resolution drawn up by the u.k. is the provision of accountability for crimes under international humanitarian law that something that would have targeted the saudi led coalition it seems the u.s. has been doing the coalition's bidding and got that section removed. well meanwhile the saudi and u.a.e. backed government forces and who the fight is blaming each other for violating the cease fire around her data government forces released this video showing displaced yemenis it says they were forced to flee when he fighters shells of the government held district of. but the who he's accuse the government of targeting the city's district with artillery data is critical for the supply of food and humanitarian aid for millions of yemenis on the brink of starvation. nine people have been killed in sudan du

every single industry and the idea this so the advance on the idea of capitalism there was something unseemly ugly then to compete to each other and then to be more efficient in its industry so play on the guardians from the republic. and then with social darwinism and survival of the fittest with the idea to be a superior form that great man would rise above the rest to leave the weekend unfit behind. and with herbert spencer himself to believe there should not be laws to support the poor and then to understand our extermination with remnants of animals. with this belief this was the direction society should go that this is the political ideology and then to be uninvolved in that process the survival of the fittest with a new society. but that was favored by the social darwinist with the eugenic campaigns actually rockefeller junior himself with the same basic idea. and then to be the most sympathetic reading. [laughter] >> and i suggest that with that enormous concentration of wealth as we suggested that was two reasons that the people is something a little more ground was a progressive mov

most tacky way he has used the memo as a way to solicit the position is at the very least unseem unseemlyiano ronalronald deputy rosenstein admits it had no issue in the nomination. in my opinion, this begs the question why did he write this memo unso ice llicited if he di have the knowledge? these are the questions the democrats will ask before the confirmation. >>> what is held as a bipartisan victory. it is a big win for president trump who is expected to sign the criminal justice reform bill today at 11:00 a.m. we will see if anythibody can tw questions at him. the first step act will allow thousands of federal inmates early release. it eases mandatory minimum sentences and gives judges morlmor more leeway in sentences. they sign signature legislation and clearly overshadowed by everything else happening in syria and the government shutting down. >> he could have taken a huge victory lap and headed off to mar-a-lago on a win. that didn't happen. >>> flights have resumed at one of britain's biggest airports. drones delayed hundreds of thousands of travelers. >>> one of britain's bigges

confluence there, and michael cohen may have a lot of, you know -- a lot of light to shed on trump's unseemly dealings with russia going back to the 1980s and 1990s. >> well, you know, in mueller's own kind of statements that he has put before the court, he said that cohen has -- yeah, that coern has given information about what trump organization executives knew in their discussions about russia. it looks like this investigation may go deeper than trump. it may involve the children and it may involve other trump organization executives. >> in their ties to russia, did you see their names come up? >> don jr. has that famous statement where he made where he says we see lots of money pouring into the organization from russia. ivanka esaname comes up in this trump tower moscow project that cohen was involved in. she was going to have her name on a spa in that building. she chose the architect. trump might be trying to shield his children from exposure here, and their involvement is deep. they're involved in the inaugural committee. they're involved in every aspect of the trump organization and t

it is unseemly at best. if the career people at d.o.j. political horse in this at all are saying he should recuse, even if he's not required to by law, then to me that's what he should do. >> i want to go to this memo handed over by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, he was asked about that today and here's what he said on the matter. >> the memo you made reference to reflects mr. barr's personal opinion, he shared his personal opinion with the department. lots of people offer even opinions to the department of justice but don't influence our decision making. i didn't share confidential information with mr. bar ar and that memo had no impact of our investigation. >> that memo was critical of robert mueller's obstruction of justice probe. what do you make of this? >> it's a very interesting memo. it read almost like a legal scholar, mulling over these issues, what does corrupt mean, what is the president's power? i think its conclusion are wrong and many, many legal scholars agree with that. first of all, this is now likely to be the

it may be unseemly, which politics often is.ennedy: it's only a crime if they lied about iment. >> i think it's a crime if they lied about it. kennedy: in front of the investigators denied everything. but they of got documents. >> even if they lied about it's not the underlying crime of what he was supposed to investigate. basically russian officials cooperating with trump officials to affect the 2016 campaign fraudulently. i think even if we have this dirt and we know it's coming out, i'm not sure there's a crime there. kennedy: do you believe that corecy had no contact with julian assange? >> i don't know. he may have had contact. what i want to know is was there a crime. did he conspire to hack into things. did he help on that. and i think we're getting further away from what the original investigation was supposed to be. kennedy: i agree with you that it doesn't appear to be impeachable for what we know right now. but it seems as though there has been a slight turn in that mueller has been heavy handed and he has been really

it is unseemly to do so. the bushes if anything were that and you are right.hey had a believe that the office was bigger than the man. george w. bush, i routinely asked him why are you not fighting back against some of these insidious personal insults? he said because i'm not going to sully the office and take it down to where politics is today. i said you are letting down a lot of people that voted for you but that is the way they were raised. not bragging and not talking about things you had done, i think in those days it was thought that those great achievements and accomplishments would speak for you, that they would be part of how you were publicly known. against media onslaught to disparage that, to criticize it, to ignore it, the public had no chance that was young enough not to remember world war ii had no recollection of that george bush whatsoever so they were never going to learn it because he wasn't going to tout it. heather: another man in that mode, bob dole himself a hero and a veteran and very special moment today when he stopped by to pay his

the most tacky way he has used the memo as a way to solicit the position is at the very least unseemlytorney general rod rosenstein admits it had no impact on the mueller investigation. this memo unsolicited if he did not have the knowledge? these are the questions the democrats will ask before the confirmation. >>> what is held as a bipartisan victory. the criminal justice reform bill. it is a big win for president trump who is expected to sign the criminal justice reform bill today at 11:00 a.m. the first step act will allow thousands of federal inmates early release. it eases mandatory minimum sentences and gives judges more leeway in sentences. >>> ahead, another setback for a star. josh gordon of the new england patriots suspended indefinitely by the nfl. andy scholes has the latest in the "bleacher report" next. likeh where nothing stands between you and your best friends. ♪ once i started looking for it was a no-brainer. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. the geico app makes it easy to manage my policy. i can pay my bil

it is not becoming, it is unseemly to do so. the bushes if anything without it. are right, they had a belief that the office was bigger than the man. george w. bush, i routinely asked him why are you not fighting back against some of these just an insidious personal insults? he said, i will not sully the office and take it down to the gutter of her politics are today. i said, you are letting down a lot of people that voted for you. that is just the way they were raised. not bragging and talking about things that you have done. in those days, it was thought that those great achievements and accomplishments would speak for you. there would be part of how you were publicly known. against the media onslaught, to disparage that and to criticize it, to ignore it, the public had no chance. the public was young enough not to remember world war ii, there no recollection of that of george bush. they were never going to learn it because he wasn't going to tell it. >> shannon: another man who was in that mold, bob dole. himself, a hero and a veteran, a very special moment to