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allan, trade war or not? >> it is a skirmish, it doesn't seem to be letting up soon. this is one area president trump has been the most consistent. before he was a candidate, he was railing against u.s. trade policies, he wanted to do something on this so badly. chin ark the european union, they will be retailiating, for every retaliation, trump will seemingly want to make a move back in return. the counter moves haven't stopped yet. and these latest wave of tariffos china, some of the biggest maneuvering on trade yet that president and china have done. >> all said, the u.s. chamber of commerce doing a new analysis, and the head of the present coe saying the tariffs are taking a toll on american business, farmers and consumers. talk about farmers, specifically. there is a new piece on nbc news, ben wrote it vuspoken in three different states in the heartland to farmers across the land. this is affecting them. what are they telling you? >> they are telling me that this is kind of short term pain for long-term gain. they are hoping for a quick resolution to this trade w

allan little, bbc news. the duke and duchess of sussex are visiting dublin in theirfirst official overseas engagement since getting married. prince harry and meghan markle met the irish president and first lady at their residence alongside their two dogs. they also attended a garden party at the british ambassador ‘s residence and went to the gaelic athletic association where they met young fa ns association where they met young fans there as well. just a reminder of our top story: president trump has demanded that nato members should immediately start donating 2% of their national income on defence. he made his comments after several companies at a nato summit in brussels, saying they would not hit the target even by 202a. he also said nato states should double their defence spending to 1t% of national income. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @benmbland. hello there. temperatures dipped a little bit at the start of this week. wednesday was a warm one, and those temperatures are going to continue to rise t

allan little, bbc news. his mother was assassinated in a terrorist attack, his grandfather was executed by a military dictator, but now bilawal bhutto zardari is following their footsteps and leading their party's campaign, ahead of elections in pakistan at the end of the month. but, as secunder kermani has been finding out, levels of support for the party have dropped over the past decade. bilawal — the third generation of pakistan's most famous polticcal dynasty, takes to the streets in a rally. his mother and grandfather both served as prime minister, and he is now emphasising their party's focus on delivering socialjustice. this is bilawal‘s first election campaign. many have praised his energy. but, ever since his mother's death, his party have faced serious challenges. having once dominated the political scene, polls predict they will now finish in third place. bilawal is fighting to keep his family's political legacy alive. my vision for pakistan is a peaceful, prosperous, progressive, democratic

allan little, bbc news. the former keeping up with the kardashians reality tv star, kyliejenner is on track to become the youngest—ever self—made billionaire. forbes magazine estimates the social media celebritry is currently worth about $900 million at just 20 years of age. jenner, who is currently not old enough even to legally drink alcohol in the us, will turn 21 in august. the bbc‘s peter bowes in los angeles explained to me how she achieved this. in car —— in car -- in in car —— in part, because she is a car “ in car —— in part, because she is a car -- in, in car —— in part, because she is a car —— in, the youngest of the car -- in clan, car —— in, the youngest of the car —— in clan, the younger sister of kim kardashian— west. the cosmetics company that she launched just two yea rs company that she launched just two years ago, the cosmetics company that started by selling relatively cheap cosmetics focusing on lip products that produce that follow the appearance an

allan little, bbc news. now it is time for a look at the weather, with chris fawkes. hello again. for most of us it was more of the same, really. more warm sunshine across england and wales and it is a peaceful end to the day as well. in topsham, devon, thank you for this picture of the setting sun. we have had plenty of sunshine across england and wales but it has been different, cloudy, for northern ireland in scotland and we have seen outbreaks of rain as well. some of the wettest weather has been across the wettest weather has been across the north and west of scotland. looking at the weather picture through the night, the cloud could continue to be thick enough for a patch of rain across western scotland, maybe a little bit as well for antrim and down. england and wales will have a mixture of cloud and a few clear spells. temperatures overnight between 11 and 11! degrees for most, so it should be a fresh enough night's sleep ahead. looking at the weather picture tomorrow, it should be a dry start to the day. cardiff scotland and northern ireland, sunshine in the morning acros

allan little, bbc news. the duke and duchess of sussex are visiting dublin in theirfirst official overseas engagement since getting married. prince harry and meaghan markle met the irish president and first lady at their residence, alongside their two dogs. the royal couple then visited a stadium before travelling to trinity couege stadium before travelling to trinity college —— meghan markle. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @benmbland. hello there. temperatures dipped a little bit at the start of this week. wednesday was a warm one, and those temperatures are going to continue to rise towards the end of the week. some places could be really quite hot during the course of the weekend. now, we also had a few showers around. they'll tend to fizzle out, but we could start thursday morning with one or two across some western areas, maybe north—west england, in towards wales. and there could be quite a muggy start in some of the larger towns and cities across southern england and southern wales. now, we st

allan little, bbc news. to the tennis, and there's been another shock result at this year's wimbledon — the defending champion roger federer has been knocked out of of the men's singles, as our correspondent katherine downs reports. it takes time to build a great champion — and time to dethrone one, too. kevin anderson, the statuesque south african, had spent more than ten hours on court on the way to this quarterfinal — roger federer, barely more than six. and this time too he flew to match point in the third, but the chance went skywards. and anderson's confidence soared with it. he became the first to steal a set from the defending champion at wimbledon for two years. what followed was a battle to which roger federer has perhaps become unaccustomed. commentator: what a remarkable comeback. it was meant to be a record—equalling ninth wimbledon title this year for the defending champion but, ousted from his centre court fortress, today on court1 federer has fallen. four hours 15 minutes on court. it

allan dershowitz has been a defender of civil liberties. he was denounced as be a agent of putin. his crime, suggesting the president is protected by the bill of rights, not allowed. meanwhile, signs of growing extremism on the left are everywhere. just yesterday an immigrant shut down our statue of liberty to protest the immigration policies. the left applauded that. but think about what you are watching right here. congo is a hell-scape, known for mass rape and cannibalism. imagine escaping a country like that. many are grateful. this person is not grateful at all. she took over one of our monuments and screamed about how racists we are. progressives support her. michelle goldberg explained that 81-year-old justice anthony kennedy betrayed america by daring to retire from the supreme court. >> this is kennedy betraying the country. >> he's not betraying the country. why do you have to demean people like that? >> because they are what make the country. >> tucker: retiring at 81 is betrayal. then yet more casual racism from msnbc. it's assumed there is something distasteful about

i managed allan thanks for joining us how much has said it has reached an agreement with israel to restore calm to the gaza strip as comes a day after clashes there was an israeli soldier on four palestinians along the border and the israeli army has not asked comment is on the cease fire but a spokesperson says there is no known military activity in the area. again smoke rises over gaza. on friday the israeli defense forces struck dozens of targets using but jets and tanks. four were killed in the latest strikes three of them have mass militants before a civilian this latest bombing campaign followed the death of an israeli soldier shot dead by a palestinian sniper on friday since like much the gaza strip is then rocked by wakely protests against a decade long israeli egyptian blockade in the ensuring months israeli forces have killed over one hundred forty palestinians sniper fire and strikes friday sniper attack was the first death of an israeli soldier in the same period. as tensions escalate talk of all out war hangs in the air. but mr bloom we are trying to be balanced and responsibl

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i'm honored allan thank you for joining us of focusing has ended in cambodia following elections today in the winner is all but a foregone conclusion combo dns trickled into voting stations in a poll that human rights groups have labeled a farce prime minister hun sen is expected to sales a victory extending his thirty three year grip on power his opponents called for a boycott after the country's courts dissolved the main opposition party leaving no . real challenger the world's longest serving prime minister has become increasingly heavy handed restricting human and civil rights in cambodia here's more. the votes have not been counted but no one is holding their breath. and there is little doubt that this man will stay in power can send the prime minister remains firmly at the head of the ruling cambodian people's party for c.p.p. he's been in power for thirty three years making him the world's longest serving national leader he has survived the khmer rouge pushed the country's royalty aside and outlawed the rival c.n.r. p. party his only viable competitor because of that and a crack

took them allans over the pacific coast, transporting them from the aleutian islands and kodiak, all the way down to southeast alaska and even 1000 mile south to the coast of california. that eventually caused the depletion of sea mammals to the brink of extinction. after this he otter furs were heavily depleted, the russians turned to the pelts of land animals. native made trap from siberia that was for hunting of makes and other land animals that were of interest to the russian fur traders. the russians business model and alaska required active assistance from alaska natives. which is hard to do when you are busy stealing their resources and lands from them. they put a lot of effort into diplomacy. in 1804, the russian navy came into southeast alaska and took over a site in now what is called sitka from the clink it people that work living there. 180 quickly had to pivot degrees and make peace with the same natives because they needed their help in harvesting the sea otter furs. and also doing things like hunting and cutting firewood, and other necessary jobs because there were not

i spoke to allan about it when it comes to the financing which will be -- >> what financing? >> we'll have to look. >> all right. there is the tape. a lot to break down. we start with kelly o'donell at the white house. >> kelly, first explain what we just heard and what's that reference to 150 and how does all of this square with previous statements from this administration. >> well, good to be with you. this gives us a window inside then candidate trump's office. an in person meeting where you hear him finishing up a call with someone he refers to honey, maybe one of his family members and you see michael cohen and his lawyer in many ways described as a fixer going through a list of to-dos keeping the record from his first wife, sealed. the 150 dealing the amount of money, ami, the company that owns the national inquire are our friend david referring, the owner of that organization. $150,000 to karen mcdougal who had been a playboy model. she asserts she had ten months intimate relationship with donald trump. at times it is difficult to discern of what stands apart of the ki

have been going up far faster than other pharmaceuticals with most of the burden of the cost -- -- allan coukell is here and tim armstrong as well. we showed you some charts. give us the overview of pharmaceuticals. they're consuming more and more of the health care dollar and it keep going in this direction. pharmaceuticals are not the biggest share of health spending, but the fastest-growing share of health spending, so right now, prescription drugs account for total healthof care spending in the u.s., and as a country, we spent north of $450 billion a year on drugs. david: the u.s. investment and costs of pharmaceutical drugs show that we far outstrip everywhere else. but if you look at life expectancy numbers, i am not sure it is delivering. tim: we spent more on prescription drugs than other countries. in large part because other countries are less willing to pay them we are, and they put a range of different policies in prices andld down away we have not here. david: why are the costs so high? people are willing to pay to much, so drug makers can charge that much because the resear

ok allan sloan well welcome to sophie and co i'm so busy shevardnadze and today we're got lots to talk about in our program and our guest is. good luck to. you look at the sheriff's office. the sheriff's office has a half a billion dollar budget i don't think it's too many departments that have somewhere around five hundred fifty or five hundred and. the budget. that's a pretty lucrative bunch. talking about a lot of money involved you're talking about. a lot of power and if you're not in there click then you're then you're a problem now the sheriff sheriff job. and this is not a written anywhere in a contract but my feeling is that the sheriff's job is to protect the rich people pay for his campaigns to be. from us from the normal bradshaw says his crime fighting days are far from over we the people all beach county will think that i'm doing a good enough job to be able to have a great grandchild was sworn in for the fourth time that beach county sheriff. sheriff that. the sheriff bradshaw is an interesting man he's been involved in so many cover ups of death and other things and i me

allan gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is the union. in don't conklin's victory in pakistan's general election the former international cricket star has appeared on television and promised a new pocket sound but votes are still being counted and driving the election was rigged in rock concerts they go also coming up. the.

allan guest. managed by. the dozen times boys who spent over two weeks trapped in a flooded cave have spoken about their ordeal after rescue thank described as miraculous the wild boars football team spent the last week recovering in hospital . at least nineteen migrants have drowned after the barge sank off northern cyprus coast guards rescued more than one hundred people and are searching for another two dozen missing the international organization for.

allan collins the markets are watching this closely, because you saw the first report that takes into account the trade action. continueshat this throughout the year, you will see a big drop in u.s. soybean exports. that means a jump in exports 30 the report did say there will be more use in the next few months of corn and wheat. you saw some bullish indications there. alix: did you see that brazil for example, that they could make up for the lack of soybeans to china? alan: part of it is more brazil and part of it is less consumption in china because soybeans are going to be more expensive there, and that will slow demand growth. alix: what i thought was interesting was president trump tweeting about soybeans. he said, i am in brussels but always thinking about our fell 50%.oybeans other country's trade barriers and tariffs have been destroying their businesses. i will open things up better than before but it can't go too quickly. i'm fighting for a level playing field for our farmers and will win. how does he win? allen: first of all, from as have been struggling for the last 15 yea

succeeded in navigating dangerous passages of flooded caves to bring them out to safety john wheeler allan duggan has more. after their seventeen day underground ordeal all twelve boys and their coach saw daylight for the first time. i was.

mum allan eleven. the mummy mummy mummy . ukraine. it's an ancient and proud land. with a rich history filled with much beauty heroism and sacrifice. ukraine is a border land. a place where east meets west. this is the flag of ukraine the blue represents the sky the gold its seemingly endless fields of wheat. ukraine is a prize many have sought. and much blood spilled in the quest to possess it. ukraine has been the pathway for western powers as they attempted to conquer the east. in world war one. and world war two. and every time the ukrainian people ended up paying the highest price for these grand games of powers . history doesn't repeat but it surely rhymes said mark twain. if one looks closely at the history of ukraine one will notice many rhymes. being surrounded by stronger powers ukraine has needed a lot of cunning to survive and the art they truly mastered with time is the art of changing sides. in the middle of the seventeenth century ukrainian leader dunn who. broke a truce agreement made with poland siding more powerful russia. just over fifty years lat

this morning, lindsey and allan mciver are recounting their heart-stopping nightmare. their toddler trapped inside their brand-new washing machine, this postabout the ordeal going viral. >> it was terrifying. >> reporter: when they bought and installed it they instructed all three of their young kids to stay away but early the next morning, they woke to terrified screams from their 4-year-old son. >> he was crying so hard i couldn't understand the words he was saying. it was then that the realization hit, he had said kloe inside washer. >> reporter: allan immediately rushed downstairs to the laundry room to find 3-year-old kloe locked inside the airtight washer as it tumbled and filled ater. >> i could tell she scre i yanked on the door, i pulled so hard i moved the machine from the wall but it's locked. you can't get it open. >> reporter: within seconds allan and lindsey were able to stop the machine and get kloe out. >> pulled her outside out of it and i got the best hug in the world from her as she was out and crying but safe. >> reporter: the little one emerging sh

is not needed putin has left russians to present their best face to the world and it's worked reach allan's al-jazeera moscow let's speak to bill law who's a journalist and contributor to middle east i joined us now live from london bill we were hearing there about the impact that this world cup has had on people's perception of russia. and how that might lead to dividends in terms of investment and tourism what's your take. yeah i think it's been it's been a wonderful term for russia people are saying we love russia has had russia now this is the same russia that of course a nice crimea that brought down a passenger jet. conducted a chemical attack against british citizens here living here. but yeah i mean that's the magic of sport and particularly the magic of football but that for that time people could put aside these political concerns and just enjoy the football which was amazing i'm not alone in thinking this is the best world cup ever so we all kind of took a gulp of breath as one contributor commented next week that reality will settle back in again but this week today we enjoy the

succeeded in navigating dangerous passages of flooded caves to bring them out to safety john wheeler allan duggan has more. after their seventeen day underground ordeal all twelve boys and their coach saw daylight for the first time thank you it was ending a massive international rescue effort that made headlines the world right it began as a local search and ended after experts from men could she see a clue and to help was let me can tie. today team thailand government officials and the private sector as well as the media members and the world's mobile support we must do something that we've never expected we could do it's world first time let me look. this search began on june the twenty third when the football team and their coach were reported missing after deep gone exploring in a cave. so when shal rain flooded the cave system dimly the search for days for the first contact was made with the team more than a week after disappearing expert divers found them alive in darkness sheltering on the dry ledge they were hungry but in stable condition the boys were given food and medicine for

because she's just got the time came the temperature from allan like community i wonder if this from mitra says i'm a catholic my south however i believe in our law being able to support our making autonomous decisions by blocking divorce based on catholic beliefs to sue me that everyone in this country believes not and not to infringement on people's agency thank you guests for joining us i call the station always continues on to your friends at st see the next time thanks so much. every armed attack in europe creates fear and division amongst its citizens where stories of loss go on tone. a sweeping association of islam with the violence easier in muslims facing the stock reality of being ostracized by the very communities in which they live love and moon the tragic loss of life twice evict and coming soon on al-jazeera when diplomacy fails and fierce we defend our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the barriers are built to impose division and it's not the sixties instead of being an obstacle or tornado wastes into became another obstacle to peace in

allan we see no reason why water bottles on the board? allan we see no reason why they shouldn't be allowed to have water bottles on the ward. we see no reason why it shouldn't be allowed. nurses are facing problems, they are being told thatis facing problems, they are being told that is a health and safety issue, or doesn't look good to have a water bottle on you. dehydrated nurse is a safe place. you mentioned wards of 30 degrees or more. how many hospitals are not conditioned's some of the older estate isn't a conditioned. we very much welcome a document that was published yesterday on improving the design of public sector buildings. in reference to the warming and higher temperatures. we think more can be donein temperatures. we think more can be done in that area as well to improve the air conditioning of the environment. in a clinical hospital environment. in a clinical hospital environment there are extra considerations around infection control and making sure that systems are maintained. that is another area that they can improve

dejar al grupo. >> eso no puede ser. >> bueno, mario hablÓ con ellos y nos cuenta si es verdad que allan va a dejar la agrupaciÓn o no. >>. >> mÁs de 30.000 personas asistieron a ver a la banda ms y christian nodal en ontario california, pero algunos quedamos frÍos cuando allan dijo yo mejor me alejo, serÁ que piensa abandonar la agrupaciÓn. >> yo mejor me alejo, y pronto van a estar sabiendo cosas de Íi y pues de mis compaÑeros. >> pero es por tu vida personal por lo que estas viviendo con la banda porque pensamos que es una hermandad? >> es algo que traigo yo. >> no se sabe todavÍa, pero pronto van a saber mÁs. >> yo creo que mÁs bien se trata del prÓximo sencillo de la banda, pero lo sabremos en los siguientes dÍas, por otro lado los muchachos nos hablaron de cÓmo protegerÁn a sus fans de los usurpados de las redes sociales? >> que mala onda que se hagan pasar por nosotros, en redes sociales porque me ha caÍdo gente que decÍa, que yo coopere para lo que estabas pidiendo, les digo no es cierto. >> con el tiempo les piden foto, a otros les piden dinero, creo que lo mejor

allan guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. you know three parties and german chancellor angela merkel's coalition government have agreed on measures to counter illegal migration the issue had bought the government almost to the brink of collapse and they had knowledge as leader of the journey coalition partners the social democrats said that a good solution had now been reached.

last december, the rape case against liam allan collapsed. the last two years i've just spent worrying and not concentrating on anything, so it has ripped apart my normal personal life. text messages disclosed by the prosecution proved his alleged victim had pestered him for casual sex. it was the first of a series of recent high profile disclosure failures. concerning reviews by the police and crown prosecution service, and a national disclosure improvement plan has now been followed by a damning report from thejustice committee. it criticises the director of public prosecutions, alison saunders, for failing to recognise the extent and seriousness of long—term disclosure failings. there is no doubt in some cases miscarriages of justice have occurred. people have gone to prison when they shouldn't have done. we were very alarmed the evidence we had from the outgoing dpp that suggested to us that the extent of the problem was not being fully picked up. there's nothing new about disclosure failings in the criminal courts. over the last six ye

relentless and chilling the day began but outside congress protesters called for his resignation so well allan dorgan has this report from. his government promised president really good attorney does third state of the nation address will be his best it was meant to highlight his administration's achievement over the past two years but it ended up becoming one of the most chaotic national events in recent times the president was an hour and a half late that's because of a political drama that played out in congress before his address factions within allies in the house of representatives launched a leadership challenge former president gloria macapagal arroyo was a congresswoman now moved to unseat the house speaker and this prevented the ratification of the peace agreement between the government and the more islamic liberation front the rebel group. planned to sign it into law on monday it was supposed to be an important part of the president's state of the nation address still there to manage to deliver his speech the war against illegal drugs is far from over despite public outrage. instead

executive allan kittleman is also expected to sign an executive order ending a state of emergency 10 days earlier than expected. main street iset to reopen at 5:00 tonight. >> ♪ time now is 5:09. we're following developments from israel. more protests a eected today in gaza. comes after israel launched an air strik against the gaza crew launching incendiary devices killing a hamas member. continued demonstrations have killed about 135 people so also trending fro israel the israeli parliament passing a controversial it defines the country as a nation state of jewish people and promotes the develment ofalay iest downitint rab minority.s inn, new evacuations are under way promptingmewhile a trr operatortr- actor-trailer operator was tha wasea foundd investigatorsyielieng hvee bhe. day care workers didn't knowthe father arrived to pick upisnsid are being questioned.haperone >>> crews testing for after a large steampipe explosion. inve people suffere minor on fox5 morningmsheras on nli spk a sanage.llscyuire to tua . (upbeat music) in for every ray of sunshe, there's a smile.er foy brig

allan hanson strikes out to end it, but the ball gets by. next man up, hunter pence down the line and into the bullpen. hanson coming all the way around to score. the throw home is offline, so we are tied at 3-3. then in the 11th, will smith got the first two men, but gave up three straight singles. the final one to former teammate they would clinch the bay bridge series with a win today. >> we got to do little things to win, the game got away from it a little bit therall ga up and we were able to get some runners on base and i got a pretty good swing on it so it worked out pretty good. >> prior to the game, the g get amelio. the a's are giving the prospects and cash. a's gm davis force says this ths might not be the only option. o. >> obviously the played great. adding a reliever right now was the best option. so we have been talking to the mets for a while and we're happy it came together. >>> rugby 7s at att.. down in t half, barrett with a strong run, avoids going out of bounds and will score within 7. then it's the u.s.'s best player, p

and to the victims we also want to give them a clear message that they are being taken seriously allan's our aim is to investigate the suffering they were subjected to and also to look at the perpetrators provided they're here in germany or europe and make them accountable and. that is the hope for these syrians the hope for justice and a life in freedom. how we can get. that. to happen. i was here. for this for so i think it's very important the justice of culpability of constructs justice. in myself to give i hope for the. last for a happy. with my children and i hope this with my children the other children will become a friend. of a glass i really. like that. i would not believe she's a nice. person i would pick. up a flight should put stuff on it like i. said. maybe i should see that you're not look like her. input spoke of mind i think of my daughter. and so i wanted to feel comfortable in the future when she might ask me for this what did you do about it it has to come out on the fourth i want to be able to send an unambiguous message to my daughter now faced with i'm that we did

allan dog and has more now from illinois. it happened early choose the morning when a van coming from the hinterlands of basilan drove and stopped at a checkpoint near an army detachment in basilan upon inspection according to the philippine army that's when the single passenger there to needed the bomb it left several members of the forces of the military dead and their independence according to the military the impact was felt as far as fifty meters this is actually one of the rare times when an attack has happened in the land over the last few years there has been relative peace there since the former leader of the abu sayyaf group is the unhappy lone was forcibly pushed out of the sea land and he moved to morrow week to launch a war there against the philippine military however the philippine military now says this attack has been launched and led by another leader of the abu sayyaf group his name is fuji in it remains to be seen how this will change the security landscape in brasil and in other surrounding islands but ac

allan's to germany's political culture the way this battle is being fought out yes and the interesting thing is that like we said earlier i'm convinced that the only winner in this. unseemly debate in this public rao that was unnecessarily harsh is the anti immigrant day and the interesting thing is that they didn't have to do anything they've entered into parliament in last year's federal elections with some twelve percent or so of supporting the strongest parliament exactly and and a vocal force in parliament and of course you can say that democracy is live yes since they've entered parliament debates alive in the bundestag bought since they say their support according to latest polls has risen to some sixteen percent and this is something where you have to say will they stop migration or will they not choose different topics in the future now that they've got the conservatives to essentially take on and dumped that topics will they stop there or will they will they go and talk about the euro talk about housing which is a big problem in some big germans it does give off a sense of th

allan hanson strikes out, but the ball gets by. next man ,nd into the hansong all way a es off,o we're tied at 3-3. then in the 11th, will smith got the first two men, but gave up three straight singles, the timing one to former teammate jonathan lucroy with a walk-off win. >> the game got away from us a little bit there, but we tied the ball game and then we were i belie believe -- we were able to get some men on base so it worked out pretty good. >> prior to the game, the a's made a deal with the mets gettige getting ves. the a's are giving up prospects and cash. a's gm david ford says this might not be their only move, but it was the first one they wanted to make. >> we thought he was the best guy out there. i mean we have talked for a few weeks now about what we can do to add to this team. obviously the guys have played great. adding a reliever right now was the best option. >> rugby 7s at atat atat atat a barron with the run. and the u.s. will score on the try to get within 7, then it's the u.s.'s best player, perry with a kne

allan lowe's far from harvard medical school was among the participants she specialized in fashion research early on as a doctor she was often at a loss to know how to treat patients with chronic back pain she decided to delve further into the problem. is there's a lot of people who have back pain chronic back pain but when they have x. ray or m.r. eyes of their spine which is usually where people go to look off for a cause a back being the studies are normal are dead there's no indication as to what would be causing the pain conversed a lot of it will have terrible of king m r i's you know degenerative distance but they don't have any pain so we thought well what about that right along our fashion because it's a huge structure in the back it really essentially connects the shoulders with the eggs it's a big sheet of connective tissue. as we can see from an ultrasound picture of an arm the fashion is arranged in layers when we move they slide back and forth. this also applies to the fashion in the back and how research compare. during the tissue of people who suffer from back pain with out

. >> reporter: allan eustis, vice president of knowledge at google is on blackfly's board of directors and knows about flight. he was carried by balloon into the stratosphere, then parachuted nearly 136,000 feet, breaking a world altitude record in 2014. he's almost as excited about blackfly. >> and i've noticed in my career that things go from impossible to inevitable in a very short period of time. >> reporter: it's no longer technology standing in the way, he says, but rather regulations governing flight. >> there is regular story issues to deal with, but in theory right now, you could take this vehicle. you could put it out here. you could fly to san francisco, and you could be there in eight minutes. >> reporter: under current federal regulation, blackfly is classified as an ultra light aircraft, meaning it can't fly at night or over urban areas. kit travel just 25 miles on its electric batteries. but the joy of flight -- >> that was great. >> reporter: seems unlimited. >> they're just incredibly fun to fly. instant gratification. >> wow! >> reporter: john blackstone, palo alto, c

i looked at allan nevins. , he had the eight volume history of the civil war period, two volumes of which were devoted to the emergence of lincoln the surrounded this time period. in those 4000 pages, he spent one short our graph talking about what he called "the premonitory signs of a financial crisis." premonitory." it hadn't happened. another historian what a look on 1950, and he in spent quite a bit of time on economics, a couple dozen pages i think, and he was focusing on the tariff issues. whatso was concerned about people feared what happened in the economy. he did say that there were some , but thatlowdowns turns out to have been a considerable understatement. as recently as 10 years ago, harold holster wrote a book about the period between the election and the inauguration of lincoln. although i did find a sentence in which he talked about the fear of a recession, there was no talk of a recession itself. so, i started looking back to the newspapers, from just before the start of the war, which poredly i hadn't poure overmuch before. 1861,r began in april 12, and before that, noth

. >> so i am all over that, and i spoke the allan about it, and when it is time for the financing which is -- alan. >> no, no sh, no. >> the check -- >> no. >> and this is what giuliani is saying about the tape now. >> he abruptly ended that recording when the president said the word check, and what we are investigating is how did that happen, and what did actually happen, and what was eliminated and then, he is going to have to raise that question with every one of these tapes, and how many of them did he play around with? we have determined the fact that he tampered with the tape in the sense that he abruptly mid conversation turned it off. now we know that he did not do that for a good reason. >> cnn white house boris sanchez is live in new jersey near the president's golf club where he is spending the weekend. and giuliani is claiming that the one tape is dock toornd we know that fbi has more tape, and does he believe they are doctored, too? >> we don't know quite yet, ana. rudy giuliani has gone through the spectrum when it comes to talking about the president's former attorney mic

allan wieisselberg's subpoena? will you respond to allen weisselberg's subpoena? >> no answers there. none this morning, no answer yesterday either when cnn's katelyn collins asked the question at a white house event. actually, there was an answer. katelyn who was serving as a pool reporter, meaning working for all the networks has been barred from a following event. we'll have more on that. you asked the white house today, and what happened? >> reporter: we've gotten nothing but silence on this all day today, anderson, and also all week. this is a white house that has only had three white house press briefings in one month and president trump on the lawn refusing to answer questions from reporters about this and a number of other topics that have come up about this issue. the reason we continue to ask the white house about this is because hope hicks, the president's spokesperson during the campaign denied any knowledge of this payment to karen mcdougal during the campaign. and now that's known to be untrue. but the president who is normally used to kind of stoppi

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so allan acts from what tom he said we find his witness. we're going to see just as real as knew how important she was night was to me but prosecutor claude stewart didn't know where knight was he was lying to the court so the trial proceeds without nice taking a stand and tyrone is convicted prosecutor stewart had just committed one of the most common and potentially damaging forms of prosecutorial misconduct the brady violation we refer to this evidence that is favorable to a defendant as brady evidence bennett gershman was an assistant d.a. in manhattan and served with the special state prosecutor investigating judiciary corruption the prosecutor isn't trying to win a football game the prosecutor is not a partisan the present is a minister of justice so if the prosecutor has evidence that might be helpful to the defendant the prosecutor has a constitutional. an obligation to due process and one of the principal ethical obligations to disclose it evinces a defense and if the prosecutor doesn't do it the evidence is subsequently located th

allan's budget airline ryanair is set to cancel ten percent of its flights to and from auckland on thursday as it prepares for a twenty four hour strike by pilots who will be the first in the series of planned industrial action staff in spain portugal belgium and italy will carry out their own strikes later in the months ryanair is known for its low cost fast but critics say they come at the expense of good working conditions and bad salaries. so for me it's back to my staff thank you very much. we take you now to kenya where marriage is still common specially in rural areas girls often do not have access to the information or tools that could have them plan their families and while still their partners often don't support them so non-governmental organizations are working to empower us to take charge of their sexual reproductive health our correspondent. visited a school near mombasa. moony is a small village about an hour's drive from kenya the city. social worker halima ali has come to see how the youth club at the local primary school is very. we have clubs school health clubs schools.

not needed putin has left russians to present their best face to the world and it's worked well rich allan's al-jazeera moscow. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the israeli military says it's bombed another site in gaza after a rocket attack from the palestinian territory this comes after hamas said a cease fire had been agreed early on saturday israel carried out dozens of air strikes in gaza in a major escalation of action there it says it was in response to border violence and rocket fire. haiti's prime minister. has resigned after days of violent protests they were triggered by plans to raise fuel prices by fifty percent which the government abandoned at least seven people have been killed in three days of unrest. donald trump soon flies to finland helsinki the capital for talks with the russian president after spending the weekend playing golf at his scottish resort protesters made it to the edge of the course at turnberry where just in case my person being deployed he eritrean president is c.s.f. whether he is on a landmark visit to neighboring ethiopia it's the latest step

and i spoke to allan about it. when it comes time for the financing. >> thank you very much. >> mr. president, are you worried about what michael cohen is going to say to prosecutors? are you worried about what is on the other tapes, mr. president? >> mr. president, is michael cohen telling the truth? is michael cohen telling the truth? >> just stick with us. don't believe the crap you see from these people, the fake news. >> my colleagues, including one jeff bennett, will likely continue to ask that question. we heard kristen welker yelling out as the president spoke on the south lawn. geoff bennett, to look at the week ahead for president trump, we were talking with chris dickey about this visit by the italian prime minister this week. that's how the week starts. what can we look for in that meeting, geoff, when they sit down tomorrow at the white house? >> it's really interesting, because president trump and the italian prime minister on the surface don't seem to have much in common. the italian prime minister is kind of a soft-spoken law professor. but what's interesting is that