>> jonah: yes. >> anthony: in the little -- >> darren: in the canoe? >> jonah: in the canoe, yes. every day. every day. >> anthony: oh, awesome. >> jonah: this is a typical dish. green leaves, eggplant, some spices, then the zebu meat. >> anthony: it should be pointed out we bought a lot of food. this sort of spread is not an everyday meal in these parts. ah, there's your veggie platter. >> darren: beautiful. >> anthony: there you go, man. >> jonah: now we have, uh, piece of a shark. he says that before 2000, more fishes but since then -- >> anthony: smaller fish. >> jonah: smaller fish and the quantity as well, smaller. >> anthony: there you go dude, oh, that's a papaya thing. >> darren: that's a papaya salad. >> anthony: yeah, yeah, yeah. it's one of those days where the artifice of making television threatens to move dangerously into cruelty. what are you guys eating over here? who gets to eat, and when, becomes a pressing concern to the two of us. >> darren: can we get the kids eating? can we hand out the food? >> jonah: uh, in a local village like this -- >> anthony: uh-huh.

emma described to us back then a memorable make out with jonah. >> that was so much fun. it was like 4:00 a.m. 'cause it was a night shoot and we had to do the kissing scene. we did it all kinds of different ways. him off. >> 12 years later they're complete strangers in "maniac" taking part in a mysterious drug trial. >> i can't call the cops. this is an illegal lemur. >> you had a chance to play a variety of characters in this movie. what was your favorite? >> i mean, it was unique in a lot of ways. >> also in the trippy series sally field tewho resting relationship with her tv son justin theroux. >> hello, mother. >> explain the look. >> it's the wig. >> emma is about to shoot a sequel to "zombie land." that hits theaters next year. >> still ahead -- while new romances on "will and grace." >> sparks will fly. >> then can you believe it's 20 seasons since marishka hargitay "suv" debuted. >> it is. >> her tricks to looking ageless. >> and cate blanchett and jack black's new movie is for kids. >> it's so freakishly weird. ♪ >> just because you're a mom you can't give up.

while i was out of the house, jonah went to home depot and hired two. he had to remove the side gate to my backyard. they decided to drive the car up the steps, through the gate and into the house. >> that was not quite good enough. >> so then jonah decided to drive the car straight into my living room. >> and that's how we got to the living room remodel that you just saw. >> i love the reaction. that's the best part of the home improvement shows. >> holy moses. >> mom, is dinner ready? >> do you know what messes with me the most? when i tell you the shoes have to be off in this house. >> the mom is like, meanwhile, i have to go to the grocery store. >> where is my car? >>> that's it, that's all, folks. thank you for watching. rightthisminute.com has gobs more. check it out. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight." hurricane florence makes landfall. we were on the air as hurricane florence slammed ashore, and quickly turned deadly. the storm churning at this hour. millions still bracing. the terrifying scene. water rising so quickly, fami

while i was out of the house, jonah went to home depot and hired two. he had to remove the side gate to my backyard. they decided to drive the car up the steps, through the gate and into the house. >> that was not quite good enough. >> so then jonah decided to drive the car straight into my living room. >> and that's how we got to the living room remodel that you just saw. >>e the reaction. that's the best part of the home improvement shows. >> holy moses. >> mom, is dinner ready? >> do you know what messes with me the most? when i tell you the shoes have to be off in this house. >> the mom is like, meanwhile, i have to go to the grocery store. >> where is my car? >>> that's it, that's all, folks. thank you for watching. rightthisminute.com has gobs more. check it out. we'llllll - [narrator] the bay area is a golden destination for people who love delicious food, outdoor fun, and healthy living, but are you missing out on life's simple joys, hindered by chronic dental issues? if your smile is holding back your social or professional life, if your health

then emma stone and jonah hill reunited. >> we've been friends for a decade. >> our super flashback friday remembering their first time on set. >> him kissing me for a long time, with me not kissing back. >> andyrowd surfing wasn't

jonah goldberg, senior editor at "national review" and national reporter for "politico." welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. it was in 1991 when clarence thomas' path to confirmation was interrupted by anita hill with sexual harassment in the workplace. helping to usher in 1992's year of the woman at the ballot box. as "time" magazine illustrated, the specter of the thomas-hill hearing now hang over supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. now christine blasey ford accused him of sexually assaulting her at a party. when they were teenagers. late yesterday, ford and the committee tentatively agreed she would testify on thursday. they're still working out the details for what could be one of the national stop what you're doing events and watch. of note, as of last night, four people that ford had said were at the party with her including kavanaugh have said they have no recollection of being there. the kavanaugh nomination is

so does jonah. it's a pharmaceutical drug trial in a retro future world new york city. >> stephen: okay. >> is this helping? there are different realities. >> stephen: the drugs induce a dream state. >> yes. it's funny and sad. it's scary and it's fun. >> stephen: like life itself. >> like life itself. it covers all of the genres. >> stephen: this is from one of the dream states. >> yes. stephen: this caught my aye. i'm a big fan of elves. a fant see. you have a bow and an arrow. >> i'm an elf. stephen: an elf. >> half elf. my ears i try to seer my own ears off because the character doesn't like being a elf. >> stephen: a self loathing elf. >> a drunk elf actually. stephen: do you like fantasy. would i love to play an elf. are you a big fantasy fan? >> huh-uh. [laughing] >> stephen: are you really a big atlanta see fan. >> huh-uh. stephen: really. you have read "lord of the rings." really, who is your favorite character of "lord of the rings." >> how can you choose, all of them. >> stephen: huh-uh.

jonah hill. he slimmed down. i see you, jonah. >>> the big shocker, jay-z made the list but beyonce didn't. ruh-roh. good for jay-z. >> i don't think she's mad at him. they celebrated her 37th birthday. >> that's love right est dresse the house. music ] >> announcer: the following program is sponsored by operation smile. every year, hundreds of thousands of children are born with cleft lip and or cleft palate. >> dr. bill magee: why should any child, anywhere on this planet, have to live a life of misery.

has been rising among some voters since the country took in big numbers of refugees in twenty fifteen jonah hole reports now from stockholm. is no longer quite sure what sort of country she's living in i felt. he made me feel very small born in sweden to muslim parents who've lived here for decades for our came face to face with unfamiliar prejudice when a job interview was terminated after she refused on religious grounds to shake the hand of her male interviewer she won her subsequent claim to the swedish labor court if you ask me this from a few years ago my answer would be that they are very accepting but. i am not sure i would answer the same thing because. i think that race is people that. are sowing themselves more and they are encouraged to so themselves more so people are not afraid to say i hate you because you're for us therefore i hate you because you're wearing the far right party that speaks for them these call to sweden democrats with neo nazi roots and its image cleaned up to appeal more broadly now this once fringe movement is poised to play in the political landscape as sw

jonah hill. he slimmed down. i see you, jonah. >>> the big shocker, jay-z made the list but beyonce didn't. ruh-roh. good for jay-z. >> i don't think she's mad at him. they celebrated her 37th birthday. >> that's love right there. twins and blue. happy family. he's the best dressed person in the house. >> bye. now at eight ... the gun was pointedclose to one of the victim's heads a terrifying lunchtime encounter with armed robbers sends several high school students to the hospital. whoosh the op=ed piece that triggered a west wing witch hunt ... president trump now calling for the arrest of senior officials who thwart his agenda whoosh and a cracked window sparks new concerns at san francisco's sinking, tilting millenium tower (pam) now at 8.(pam) now at 8. it was described at the time ... as a brutal murder by neighbors. tonight, a suspect is behind bars in a juvenile facility. thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. police say a 17 year old teen is suspected of killing a mother of four i

. ♪ >> the jaws of the [null] whale were set to swallow jonah. and how about jonah, how was he doing? well, britain also had an army. an army in the sea at dunkirk. ♪ >> an army without weapons. these had been left behind on the road to france. tanks, guns, motorized equipment. all abandoned, to save the one priceless item: min. -- men. in britain there was not enough equipment for one division. only one tank for every thousand square miles. only one machine gun for every 1500 yards of beach. britain had a navy, too, but it was scattered all over the globe, guarding vital food and supply lines. the british knew it would be suicide to use their fleet in the narrow waters of the english channel, with the german air force in control of the air. britain also had an air force. and air force outnumbered 10 to 1 by the enemy, both in men and machines. then there was britain itself. the people of britain. the people who were to be terrorized and forced to surrender. they knew that every man, woman and child, in uniform or out, must be ready to fight at

matthew, host of "hardball," on msnbc and author of "bobby kennedy," eliana johnson for politico and jonah goldberg, editor at national review. >> that's right. >> let me begin. there it is. there it is because we're doing it right now, everybody. let me, i think, caitlin flanagan at the atlantic and david at the national review set up the conversation pretty well for us. let me read you from the atlantic. the least we can do is put this confirmation on hold and if not true, kavanaugh should be approved without suspicion. my own inclination is no. here's david french. if there isn't any cooperation or external evidence outside of christine ford's three decades-old recollections, that's not enough for derailing the jurist no matter how fiercely they're believed. what's going to be the standard of believability? where are we? >> i think it's tremendously difficult. you have partisans on left including a democratic senator saying we must believe the testimony of the woman and it is anti-woman to challenge the accusations and partisans on the right throwing out the names of their potential ass

so -- because h more sen she's the one who was sexually assaulted. >> there's a big linewh between jonah said is you don't accept this absolu fact, but there's something in the republican conversation last eek that was different than that. there's sort of an i love lucy in thinking of women and the way they're portrayed by it. plow through it, no, it's a i like the way nikki haley, when d she e called her confu said i don't get confused. i think the fact that women are confused or mistaken is really a problem r the republicans. >> the idea that women can't back up their claims or that their claims can't stand some sun light is insulting. >> and this is why thursday is going to be an impossible moment for this country and our politics. i just fully believe that, unfortunately, left or right. >> when we come back, my sitdown with secrery of state mike pompeo, we discuss north korea, pompeo, we discuss north korea, iran and syria, ♪ the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. thevery week we sell this tea,cy wetset paid in multiple ac we were looking

. ♪ the jaws of the nazi whale were set to swallow jonah. >> what about jonah? how was he doing? britain also had an army, but it was dragged from the sea of dunkirk. which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] --♪ an army without weapons. they had the left behind on the roads of france. tanks, guns, motorized equipment, all abandoned to save the one priceless item, men. ♪ in all of britain, there was not enough equipment for one modern division. only one tank for every thousand square miles of territory. only one machine gun for every 1500 yards of the beach. britain had a navy, too, but it was scattered all over the globe, guarding food and supply lines. the british knew it would be suicide to use their fleet in the narrow waters of the english channel with the german air force in control of the air. britain also had an air force, an air force outnumbered 10-1 by the enemy, both in men and machine. then there was britain herself. the people of britain who would be terrorized and forced to surrender. they knew every man, woman, and child in u

mend time as it has done as much to expose deep disagreements between the two countries from cologne jonah how has this report. it's said to be the biggest mosque in europe shaped like a flower to signify openness kark funded by turkey. but openness is not what turkey represents to many germans and the visit by president earlier one to inaugurate the mosque in cologne at the end of his state visit was not welcomed by all in this liberal town on the banks of the rhine germans joined kurds in protest if he was going to get those here when i heard of one will receive a state reception i it was appalled a slaughter of kurds a warrior who invaded syria with the help of german weapons were imprisoned hundreds of thousands without court orders that someone like that is being invited with a state reception made me get up and come here. the third or when supporters were delighted to have him there were all my ala i emphasize that we should focus on our common interests with germany aside from the recent divert us his opinion. this is be no ordinary state visit undertaken grudgingly it seems by both

well john a whole is a live in stockholm forest covering this election and jonah you know result as i can remember certainly sweden's always been held up as almost you know the standard bearer for a set of center left welfare state very liberal very accommodating and yet what we might see today is a real change of its very political identity. yes i mean potentially what's at stake in this election is a change both in the way sweden projects itself to the world and is seen by the world but also the way in which swedes see themselves in their own country as you say a country that has traditionally projected its openness its liberal values the world and embraced those values at home as well getting very involved in things like conflict resolution and peacekeeping aid missions abroad and taking in huge numbers of asylum seekers and refugees more per capita since two thousand and twelve than any other country in europe yet now it is those very values around which so many so many sweets so much of the country has traditionally united that now seems to be at the heart of what divides this co

come forward and is going through anexcruciating emotional trial for political ends and i agree with jonah, and i do s find ewhat insulting to women that they have to be presumed to be telling the truth andg in good faith and that their accusations and they're presumed not to be able to back up their accusations with the evidence. >> the backing up an accusation for something that took place 40 years ago that's impossible and the idea that you're going to go and ire can'mber parties they went to 40 years ago. none of us can, but se is so -- makes much more sense because she's the one who was sexually assaulted. >> there's a big line between what jonah said is you don't accept this absolute fact, but there's something in the republican conversation wast week thadifferent than that. there's sort of an i lovelu in thinking of women and the way they're portrayed by it. plow through it, no, it's a person. i like the way nikme haley, when e called her confused she said i don't get confused. i think the fact that women are confused or mistaken is really a problem for the republicans. >> the idea

a question of identity that lies at the heart of this election jonah how al-jazeera stock. plenty more still to come here al-jazeera including with the front runners in hospital and in jail a new name emerges in brazil's race for the presidency and. i'm waiting for a reporting from colombo where the sri lankan government says it's trying to clear up a mountain of debt left behind by the previous administration will tell you what it desperately wants to avoid in the next few years so. how we've got quiet weather pushing into central parts of here would seem fair bit of rain just making its way out to scandinavia down across germany pushing down towards northern parts of the balkans by the reese quite a rash of seattle area of low pressure just spinning away here around the black sea pushing some showers up into ukraine high pressure. fun into right here warm sunshine as well twenty five celsius so you can see the showers they will continue further south some of the live besides a big unfunded downpours and the possibility still a few showers into the balkans for the west is

a question of identity that lies at the heart of this election jonah how al-jazeera stocco michael sunstruck is a political scientist from london university he says the rising crime in sweden is being highlighted by some parties to canvass votes. if you have a partner with full rights that attracts far rights vote and that can actually come into the parliament then you will tend to vote for them we also have some french parties are on the extreme far right the critics all right but those parties do not attract large numbers of voters and nationalism is the main concern is with democrats the massive influx of twenty fifteen yes that affected quite a few voters but we should remember that sweden democrats have been growing exponentially since one thousand nine hundred eighty s. we are seeing an uptake an uptick in crime levels and there is some evidence to support the notion that immigration has affected that uptick. those sentiments of course are strengthened and used by by tartars want to attract votes here to get rid of immigrants basically it several senior u.n. officials are in pakistan's

jonah has more. >> reporter: 100, 110 degrees, hot is hot. but even if the wind dies down, you have trillions of gallons of water being dumped on the coastal communities this evening. you mentioned about a mom and infant child being killed in their home as a tree fell on top of their home. we're also learning a man died when he was trying to plug in his generator. something went wrong there. we also found out one person was killed simply by having a heart attack and first responders unable to get there because of conditions. we're in south carolina right now, the storm moving southwest now. take a look at the video we shot in myrtle beach. anybody who's been here, it's a tourest town, a lot of hotels, attractions, and everything is closed. three miles toward the coastline, they've all been evacuated. that includes a level 1 trauma center. that would be huge in an emergency situation like this. but because of the threat of the storm surge, 6 to 9 feet. a high tide coming in and an additional foot or two on top of that. they're being told to go

jonah goldberg, senior editor at the national national review. leslie -- okay, molly. significance. what we would know, what we think we know. >> this relates to the special counsel. the special counsel set up to root out collusion between the trump campaign and russia. there has still been no evidence of that. one of the things related to here is failure to register as the agent of a foreign government. if the special counsel is interested in a failure to register for russia that deals with the 2016 election, he should start looking at christopher steele who was the british agent who was secretly hired by hillary clinton and the democratic national committee to create the russian narrative and that was weaponized and used by the fbi. at the same time, he was working for russian oligarchs and lobbying on their behalf to the department of justice to the number four guy in the department of justice, bruce ohr. if the special counsel is interested what it was a sensibly set up to look into, he has a long way to go in another direction. >> bret: sometimes the president likes with what a

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. -- jonah's. every night is fourth of july when the converters going to action, and here is a roman candle lighting the night. ♪ the girders of a railroad bridge march past, silhouetted by the licking flames of these beacons of steel. these huge torches flareup in the dark as symbols of steel working for man. you are seeing it as the steelworkers see it. feet in length. another interesting episode in the fascinating drama of steel production, rolling giant beams. how many could guess that a 36 inch high beam almost as long as a city block could be rolled. an operator skillfully trips the switches controlling the pressure with many thousands of pounds back and forth under the roll until it takes on the fate -- think shape, the semblance the suggestion of an i-beam. , it all as easy as falling off a log, or so it seams as this young man shaves the rough beam into an almost finished product and sends it's on its way down the line -- and sends it on its way down the line. there comes the i-beam out

are taking place so jonah this was kind of. an attempt to sort of make nice between two countries that have been out of a lot of heads over a number of things did they succeed in doing that all defined mental differences remain. well i think the fundamental differences that certainly do remain were quite difficult to hide among them that the issue of supporters of. mr erdogan insists that they should be rounded up and arrested mrs merkel says well you need to give us more information about that more intelligence because we're not able to act on it until or unless you do and there were very open differences about democracy about human rights about the judiciary mrs merkel said our view of an open free and democratic society is perhaps rather different to yours but i think really what this was all about was an understanding between these two leaders that their countries have issues of common interest upon which they can and need to work together and that these issues of disagreement probably more sensibly be put to one side so th

we had jonah hill and social media lighting up with all kinds of gifs. jonah so excited, talking about getting back to work on this day after the a's had made it, and people feeling like this. you talked about the champagne popping, and all of these pictures on social media. we've got brodie brazil on nbc sports, happy for sure. but look at this picture. kim s from work posted this picture, champagne. there's orange juice. mimosas. this may be a special occasion. sounds like they're stocked for margaritas. i don't know where kim works, but that might be the place to party. if you follow the a's, where are they going to party? with the wild cards. the tickets not on sale yet, but go to oakland a's website to find out when tickets go on sale. you will be apprised of that. they'll go on sale friday at 9:00, but you'll find out where it is. and we'll have our special section on the oakland a's. folks who have made it to the wild card position. we'll send it back to you, a's fans. >> always. >>> coming up, we investigate. >> really bad, man. >> how would you

. >> reporter: emma stone and jonah hill or any mindbending drug trial. >> maybe they have a cosmic connection. >> reporter: they will recommend other big names in the new dark comedy series coming to netflix on wayne bra new season of let's make a deal. the emmy-winning game show is back with some big surprises to celebrate 10th anniversary, including a special star trek discovery theme, surprise wedding, and one lucky winner who will walk away with $100,000. it airs on cbs. >>> that is the eye on entertainment. >>> with the confirmation hearing days away, we're hearing from the woman who claims that supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her. details on the story. next. >>> in the wake of an abuse scandal, calls investigation on the california catholic church. the number of priests in the state that are being accused. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 5:00, a bay area woman accusing president trump supreme court nominee is now coming out of the shadows. how her story could impact a key vote. >>> water paralyzes part of north carolina. w

capturing the city in twenty fourteen the militancy from blow up the shrine of the prophet yunus or jonah revered in both the qur'an and the bible. now the ruins are an ideal training ground for park or enthusiastic a sport where participants have to negotiate various obstacles. the i asked militants were very interested in their skills and approach their trainer. the militants were looking to recruit them for military purposes a very dangerous situation for the group. of knowledge it does have emitted there was one when i asked for a control here in mosul they asked us if we could train children the cubs of the caliphate as they were not they deny the war we refused because we don't want to hurt people and they were athletes and didn't want to do anything to harm our country. but we just want to do sport and put on a show. this is our way of expressing freedom. where young people reject violence we don't want to kill them our other ship. their impressive moves will cost a whole new light on the ruins. just. as . many local people are devastated that i asked destroyed this historic landma

but to jonah's sister jude with the short hair doesn't wear a headscarf in public either. her religion she says allow say that choice. this week in our global ideas series we head for nepal can music and theater help bring about badly needed change our reporter voice gets hot travel to the capital past two regions in the south of the country farmers there are trying to learn new agricultural methods heavy rainfall in the mountains often leads to landslides but planting the right crops at the right times could help. just a few more stitches and this hand puppet will be ready. to start a play these children are putting on tomorrow and they have to be sure they know their lines. the play was written by participants in a workshop on sustainable farming and the children contributed some ideas of their own. we have to protect the forest they say by growing plants that are good for the soil and then we cause less damage. an hour's drive away in the mountains the scene of a landslide one of many there's widespread deforestation here there aren't enough trees left to stabilise the

jonah has more. >> reporter: 100, 110 degrees, hot is hot. but even if the wind dies down, you have trillions of gallons of water being dumped on the coastal communities this evening. you mentioned about a mom and infant child being killed in their home as a tree fell on top of their home. we're also learning a man died when he was trying to plug in his generator. something went wrong there. we also found out one person was killed simply by having a heart attack and first responders unable to get there because of conditions. we're in south carolina right now, the storm moving southwest now. take a look at the video we

jonah shows are celebrating fifty years in the music industry i worked in in as a teenager in the sixty's in local rock bands and i was already a because of my grandfather i think even the german telephone can tape recorder with a microphone i was very very interested by your recording sounds and processing sounds . joe johns debut album oxygen was released in one nine hundred seventy six and earned the french artist a reputation as an electronic music trailblazer. his new best of album planning features forty one of his tracks on. the upper gallery in london has opened an exhibition of life size steel sculptures and images made of scrapped electronics the show contrasts works by korean skull to see young talk with the recycled us of english artist nick gentry fifteen is the impermanence of high tech media expression runs through september twenty eighth. then staying on the subject of art london's victoria and albert museum is branching out to dun di scotland and those responsible for the expansion are using the guggenheim museum in balboa spain as an example now that museum turned a stru

it could swallow a score of jonah's. every night is fourth of july when the converters going to action, and here is a roman candle lighting the night. ♪ the girders of a railroad bridge march past, silhouetted by the licking flames of these beacons of steel. these huge torches flareup in the dark as symbols of steel working for man. you are seeing it as the steelworkers see it. engaging the carbon content by the color of the flame. the conversion is complete and the bessemer's are ready to pour magic metal which was first plain ore, now transformed to steel to meet the needs of man. here in the stripping yard, now cool enough to shed their molds, reaching down the humanlike fingers of this giant, ingots weighing between 20,000 pounds at 40,000 pounds. steel has no possible substitute. as the ingots go, so go industrial america. the golden pillars of fire go next to the soaking pit, where they soap -- soak in a flame to restore their temperature. that was the signal to send one of these from the soaking pit. it is 2200

capturing the city in twenty fourteen the militancy from blow up the shrine of the prophet yunus or jonah revered in both the qur'an and the bible. now the ruins are an ideal training ground for a park or enthusiastic a sport where participants have to negotiate various obstacles. the i asked militants were very interested in their skills and approach their trainer. that. the militants were looking to recruit them for military purposes a very dangerous situation for the group. while of knowledge of their serving we did there was little when i asked for a control here in mosul they asked us if we could train children the cubs of the caliphate as they were not deny the war we refused because we don't want to hurt people and they were athletes and didn't want to do anything to harm our country. but we just want to do sport and put on a show of an aerialist i'll be you know this is our way of expressing freedom. and we're young people who reject violence we don't want to kill them our brothers ship . their impressive moves past a whole new light on the ruins. many local people are devastated

that so what a question of identity that lies at the heart of this election jonah how al-jazeera stocco. still ahead on this news all sports news with an olympic champion caster semenya suffers a rare setback the try back from the rest of the sport in a. place . in the final part of a six part series filmed of the five believes. the people of new can still fight for their land claims the village chief is imprisonment. and forced underground the filmmaker has become part of the soccer. crackdown the concluding part of the economy china's democracy experiment on al-jazeera the globe in the united states i learned that the first amendment is really key to being the decision to freedom of the challenge is going to be something the men and women of the resources that are available but it's an al-jazeera story to me is that we just don't tell you what the subject of the story wants to know the government is not going to do the one thing the demonstrators want to apologize for that's what al-jazeera does we ask the questions so that we can get closer to the truth. playing. on opposition moveme

it's tiffany a very conflicting picture jonah continues remarkable development in clean energy at the same time there is already messy existing overcapacity in coal tar ball lands china already has many more plants that it needs many local governments and companies have dean used to build new ones even though the central government has been trying to discourage them. and ordering them to stop trying to spin trying to move to your new economy model that relies less on investment and construction projects to stimulate the economy but that has proved very hard so there is clearly a backlash where where these kinds of projects are being used to prop up the economy even though it leads to overcapacity that we do hope that exposing the fact that these projects have. kept moving ahead and highlighting the problem of colclough or overcapacity will will help push things in the right direction. indian prime minister narendra modi is facing allegations of corruption over a deal for french fighter jets is being accused of awarding part of the contract to a prominent businessman who's considered c

improvements in society the only thing they could offer is widening the gap in society and growing hatred jonah hole now from stockholm the center left social democrats have been the biggest party in every swedish election for a century true again this time but not by far and it's a relief it's been their worst result over i think i think it's fine the problem now is how can we make it. how can we be governed with this since it's really hard to see.

more prosperous but extrusion politics are in sweden to state now many of the swedes see trouble ahead jonah hill al jazeera stock. still ahead on al-jazeera the palestinian authority promises to fund its hospitals costs all from the u.s. financial aid. and iran's revolutionary guard says it's behind an attack on cash positions in northern iraq. a lot of good it's good to have you back or we're looking at some very heavy rain showers here across parts of the philippines as well as down towards much of parts of malaysia heavy rain here across coaching and then down towards jakarta it is more the clouds are going to be seen but temperatures there at about thirty four degrees now as we go towards wednesday we are going to be watching the western pacific we do have a lot of trouble activity out there that's going to be heading its way towards the west and more heavy rain showers towards manila a temperature of you up about thirty one degrees well as we make our way down towards parts of australia we are looking at some windy conditions the one system has pushed through but. across much of the ea

party with more than nineteen percent of the vote that's up from twelve percent in the last election jonah. the screen democrats have not done as well as their best case scenario prediction which was twenty to thirty percent would have gotten potentially in first place and while they vine now for second place with a center right moderate they're a long way off pulling off for so many sweets would have been the unthinkable as they coming in in first place but relief for those swedes on the one hand relief here as well at the center left headquarters of the social democrats they've been the biggest for in swedish politics for a century throughout the history of sweden's democracy and while this is their worst result in all of that time around twenty six percent they do remain the biggest horse in sweden part swedish politics so really for them look overall this is an election that has redrawn the political landscape here in sweden it's drawn support away from the center ground the center left and the center right the extremes have done well the extremes on the left and of course on the far r

gun jonah head of months or the. most and came from a middle class left wing family who had been targeted by the syrian regime for decades for wanting democratic change. they opposed the authoritarian rule of the assad clan that had governed syria with an iron fist for over forty years. and in twenty eleven the arab spring swept across syria. because. since true from a lot. i'll bet a first to hit the a. while all the. while i had said it's like the whole the mullet and even the asphalt. just off guard that most of. the water not be there nor. mahram hora teacher from damascus was a supporter of the regime and a member of president assad's ruling baath party. but her youngest son. a dentistry graduate joined the protests. of second round i'm so glad someone. got its use of the i welcome when you see any. kind of tears for having been see anyway. to go. although mario opposed the demonstrations at first she was won over by her son's enthusiasm . the news just last sunday. you don't want them out was sure what he said

jonah, marvin and emilia will hopefully enjoy long and happy lives. but, as they were born last year, they are statistically now more likely to die younger than babies born before them. that is a bit of a shock for their mums. yes, it's pretty sad. i suppose itjust reinforces the need for us to educate our children, and really do the best we can to make sure they know how to look after themselves. i didn't picture a situation where life expectancy would be going down, and he might not live as long as older kids, or, you know, if we had subsequent kids, they might not live as long. in glasgow's necropolis, the headstones illustrate the city's history of early death rates. it is still a place where people die younger than anywhere else in the country. scotland has the lowest life expectancy of any of the uk's four nations, and what is really troubling about today's figures is that they show, for the first time, life expectancy decreasing. so that means that people in scotland, and in wales, can actually anticipate dying younger. in the three nations whe

well jonah following on from the end of your report there how big a change do you think this will be for the political landscape of sweden. well i think it's been a pretty put flexing election in many respects barbara and more perplexing still will be the coalition talks to come people talk of it taking on weeks there is literally no space at all between the center left of center right coalition you see who will form a government one or other of them the center right leader has called on stefan lluvia in the center left social democrats prime minister to step down saying his party is his coalition has run its course and i think we're going to hear a lot of that sort of talk in the coming days of one thing is clear the sweden democrats are unlikely to get a look in the government nobody will talk to them they've already reiterated that as the results are coming in this evening but yes it's an election that has drawn a new political landscape here in sweden the two big parties much diminished though still dominant with the extremes now having to be listened to jimmy ackerson the sweden

jonah, marvin and emilia will hopefully enjoy long and happy lives. but as they were born last year, they are statistically now more likely to die younger than babies born before them. it's a bit of a shock for their mums. yes, it's pretty sad. i suppose itjust reinforces the need for us to educate our children and really do the best we can to make sure they know how to look after themselves. i didn't picture a situation where life expectancy would be going down and he might not live as long as older kids, or if we had subsequent kids, they might not live as long. in glasgow's necropolis, the headstones illustrate the city's history of early death rates. it is still a place where people die younger than anywhere else in the country. scotland has the lowest life expectancy of any of the uk's four nations, and what's really troubling about today's figures is that they show — for the first time — life expectancy decreasing. so, that means that people in scotland and in wales can actually anticipate dying younger. in the three nations where life expec

well john a whole is live in stockholm a forest jonah you know leading up to this election we had all been talking about the possibility of the far right doing incredibly well they obviously have done a lot better than they did in previous elections but do you think this result is the success they were hoping for. well look let's sound a little note of caution barbara exit polls are no exact science as we all know and some questions might be asked about them in particular the extent to which people who voted for the far right sweden democrats might have been reluctant to reveal that to the pollsters but on the whole they're considered to be pretty accurate here and they do reveal as you say that sweden democrats these far right party of guard something like sixty to ninety percent of the vote and that it has to be said is not what their best case scenario was they were in the middle i should tell you know the social democrats headquarters here the ruling party where they're celebrating a bit behind me as you can see but the stream democrats have not done as well as their best case sce