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let's talk about west ham, though. they have _ iplayer. let's talk about west ham, though. they have gone _ iplayer. let's talk about west ham, though. they have gone from - iplayer. let's talk about west ham, though. they have gone from beingi though. they have gone from being relegation contenders to european conquerors. it was well worth the trip for the 2000 west ham fans who made it to zagreb, and saw their team produce one of the night's best performances in the europa league. they won 2—0 at dinamo zagreb, with goals coming from the in—form michail antonio, and the second, a dazzling run and finish, from england star, declan rice. he certainly wanted to enjoy this moment. the first win in europe this century, discounting qualifiers. the wait has been worth it for the very happy hammers. leicester, fans should have been celebrating a famous european win, against napoli at the king power stadium. they had led 2—0, but the italians scored twice in the second half, the equaliser coming in the 87th minute. that was a really good measure for us. i think people talked

it's not left versus right in west virginia. it's the people at the bottom who are dying and the people at the top who are profiting off of that death. we can't wait for things to change, and impatience is a kind word for what we're feeling here. >> we have run out of time, bishop barber, but you are a frequent guest on this show so i'm going to have you back to say more of your piece. steven smith, bishop william barber, thank you both very much for coming back to "the sunday show." >>> coming up, one of the architects of the john lewis voting rights advancement act joins us to discuss the future of the bill. congresswoman terri sewol is here and ready to discuss next. darrell's family uses gain flings now so their laundry smells more amazing than ever. isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze in every gain fling. what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of th

it will stay a little cloudier across the north—west of the uk with across the north—west of the uk with a few spots of rain but sunshine for eastern scotland and much of southern and eastern england into wales. temperatures up to 22 or so, not as warm as yesterday but temperatures still doing well for this stage in september. overnight, rain clearing away from scotland but then the next area of cloud and patchy rain moves into northern ireland and south—west scotland by the end of the night. clear skies for eastern scotland and southern parts of england and wales, so we could see temperatures in a few spots into mid single figures. a bit of a fresh start by friday looking like a pretty decent day for areas, lots of dry weather for many central and southern eastern parts of england stop further west, a little more cloud and a few spots of drizzly rain close to the western coasts and hills. temperatures in the east getting up to 23 degrees once again, widely temperatures above average and that is down to the fact that we are drawing the winds in from a south or a south—westerly direct

that is, it returned to us in the west. let's bring in piece of clipper in brussels. busy we're talking about license plates, we're much more now we're talking about regional rivalries. every time we talk about costs, when we talk about the european union, every time seems to be serbia. we talk about russia. we're talking about very powerful plays backing these 2 small countries. and that's why this conflict hasn't been solved in 21 years. it's just a failure there. right? well yeah, i mean, obviously i think we should always stress that the problem is there, i mean, and whatever mistake that you may have made ultimately, the problem is with course of all and serbia. now that sets with a previous guest also mentioned is that you have to actually follow true on his promises. and i think that's true. the you has been making what you could call perhaps false promises a suggesting that your membership was around the corner. busy and interestingly, today the emerged that there were diplomatic reports revealing basically what everybody knows, that there's great opposition i

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spilling out of the west wing. and it's about 6:00 in the evening and people start applauding humbird. and the photographers of having difficulty with the camera. people are coming out in applauding. and harbored is sort of a modest guy and he's going, yes, i did this, isn't this fabulous? up walked to uniform divisions of the senior service and they put him in handcuffs. [laughs] and then the white house photographer takes a picture and it really creeps hubbard, it creeps him out that i keep it in my bedroom. so there's a picture of him being put in hand crafts, being like, am i really in trouble? or is this funny? and i was the mayor of the west wing. these were my people. so they are putting him in handcuffs and i'm like, hey buddy, you've got me but i just got you back. >> it's good to know that there is schumer amid all of this. >> yes, you have to. >> so the white house and the vice president's house, these are very formal places. there's a reason why there is a downstairs official area. and a living quarters

i mean it, when i use the word, the west, if i were on the same page, it but we have a very divided west year and greater division. let me go to let me get georgia. and i want to go into that kind of france, france, and germany. now we'll see that and natural partners of russia and china bill, after all, they're part of your asia, that the western tip of your asia is your up. this may be a real big turning point. we're friends and the rest of europe. that's why we're doing that time dependent from the us. that's why we're doing this program george way. and we have heard here because i, you know, me, i cherish the enlightenment. and so much of the world actually does to a not post modernism, nonsense that's coming out of the us right now. but, you know, with so many divisions and, and arguments about what a good society is all about. and i see the, the west, it's great, greater sense, very much weekend and not prepared for the challenges that are ahead because the chinese don't have those doubts there. and they have no doubts whatsoever. actually go ahead, george. i think it's a very good

for many years, post soviet battery skilfully played russia and the west off against each other. seeing what it could get out of each, but last year's disputed elections, subsequent street protests, political repression, and western sanctions have severely strains that dynamics that a roof. lucas shanker has no remaining bridges to the west. only putin office support. but at the price of greater integration, $28.00 programs have just been approved that will form common energy and financial markets in the 2 countries. luca shameka is keen distress. he's not selling his people out to save his skin in other. don't russell with old phrases and words that we are trying to take someone over or to unite despite the will of our people? not if we need to close a military, political, economic integration, we will do it immediately. as soon as we feel the demands of our people in bella roofs and russia, and there was, but the disparity in size between russia and better research economies suggest as an obvious, junior partner location would still keep, you know, quite significant autonomy do

he goes up against often in the nfc west. russell wilson and kyler murray discuss the thing different thing. >> and different than russell. it's a game plan thing if the game plan guys like that. and just they do it again. she just getting his feet and feet with lee in the senate. really looking around cozy looking around and i think you want to get rid of all he has a chance take it. >> and you guys, we just had a crazy finish to the thursday night football game. did you get to see any that at the end. no. all right. well, i'm going to leave a surprise 9 o'clock sports. one point it was it was a one-point difference that's my tease for you. all tune coming up. >> are getting ready to throw at taco party for his entire town. how the feast was actually inspired >> i'm erin. texas is getting ready to throw a citywide taco party for hispanic heritage month. it was inspired by a racist facebook post to mayor decided to use that post as a way of bringing his city together. and as pj green reports, that includes tacos for everybody

west year and greater debate. you got to let me get george and i want to go home. i can try and transfer germany now we'll see that and natural partners are russia and china bill, after all, they're part of your age or that the western tip of your asia is europe. this may be a real big turning point cramps and the rest of europe. that's why we're doing that can defend it from the us. that's why we're doing this program george way. and we have heard here because i, you know, i cherish the enlightenment and so much of the world actually does to a and not post modernism, nonsense. that is coming out of the us right now. but you know, with so many divisions and, and arguments about what a good society is all about. and i see the, the west, it's great, greater sense, very much weekend did not prepared for the challenges that are ahead because the chinese don't have those doubts there. and they have no doubts whatsoever. actually go ahead, george. i think it's a very good point. the chinese don't have. on the other hand

a 22 year old man died during dorm raise in the west bank. the you and his calling on the government allowed to date into to dry monitor in chief law in griffith says one and 5 people is now suffering malnutrition in the region. after almost a year of conflict from the battle between rival drug gangs at a prison in ecuador house with more than a 100, the government has declared the state of emergency across the president system. the wealth, biggest coal consumer is rationing electricity as it struggles to contain a growing power crisis, which is now in its 2nd week long hours of outages on not just affecting residential areas of china. fact trees are also hit, many of which are working, reduced hours. spend cool with my combination of high coal prices, tight supplies, and tougher emission balls. the subway was still in operation. water and electricity were all costs. many people came to buy candles and borrow portable charges to charge. making deliveries to high rises was a problem. you have to climb up stairs. if people live on high floors,

the odd bit of drizzle in north—west england. for scotland and northern ireland this band of rain will be thinking southwards, brighter skies in the far north. still quite blustery and turning quite a lot cooler in the far north of scotland. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, this weather front will weaken as it thinks southwards but this is quite an active frontal system moving close to northern scotland, bringing a spell of strong winds and rain, and briefly this time of quite cold air working on across the far north, so some cloud and patchy rain across northern areas. further south, some spells of sunshine, but while temperatures in the south will again get 21 or 22 degrees, further north just 14 in aberdeen and just ten there in lerwick. certainly feeling like autumn. however, that brief speu like autumn. however, that brief spell of rather chilly weather won't last long. as we head into the weekend, the winds will start to come up from the south and that should bring something a little warmer again for all of us sub

and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west was hoping and many elements in the west were hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis, ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk to the families that up with mark. sounds good. i took my new function. you go with a good way to show you the number one before. do you all done? got i've got that limit and i wanted them to go back to do the work for me about the run, the less about i get up there for us. let me use the the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s r e. okay. and france had stalled because at the same time, london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire integrity. the british greenland german march to the east. despite the absence of agree

he tried to establish peace between libya and the west. but even now he gave an interview to the new york times, not going underground. i believe, because he wanted to send particular messages to particular foreign powers and sent our power in the west. this is, you know, down to him. he's a man of his own. he has his own philosophy, but of she is loved by the vast majority of the people he's respected by even those who had differences with him in the past. because they saw what he did and 2011 they. so how he still speaks of libya with love, how he wants to find genuine solutions to the country's problems. and they see how he refuses to be controlled by foreign powers. something that no other i repeat, no, as a political figure, olivia has done so. so it is, i think, safe it is the future of libya, not as a person, not just because he is the son of god, duffy, but i think of what he represents politically and intellectually and morally to morse. libyans must abraham, thank you. thank you. action the well today just days after the 20 year

he tried to establish peace between libya and the west. but even now he gave an interview to the new york times, not going underground. i believe because he wanted to send particular messages to particular foreign power and sentence power in the west. this is, you know, down to him. he's a man of his own. he has his own philosophy, but she's separate as is loved by the vast majority of the people he's respected. but even those who had differences with him in the past because they saw what he did and 2011 they. so how he still speaks of libya would love how he wants to find genuine solutions to the country's problems. and they see how he refuses to be controlled by foreign powers. something that no, i repeat, no other political figure and libya has done so. so it is, i think safe it is the future of libya, not as a person, not just because he is the son of duffy, but i think of what he represents politically and intellectually and morally to most libyans with abraham. thank you. thank you. i've seen the well today just days after the 20 yea

again, the idea that you are teaching recruits at west point is quite amazing. i mean, the wiki leagues uncovered so many cables that arguably support pieces in the later part of this book. because obviously wiki licks goes back a number of years decades. and julian hassan just being tortured here in london, according to the united stations. you're safely walking around the streets of the united states. yeah, well, i mean, what you say about what west point and teaching it there, i think is important. i mean, i say in the prologue, to this book, i was on paper, highly regarded officer, right, fairly high regarded, i had good scores, i've done with west point and a good combat record. so i was a prime candidate to go back and teach, which is pretty selective thing. but what they can't measure is that i just come out of tours. i no longer believe that i spend all my time in those wars and after ending grad school studying the back story to this. and at the point when i got to west point to teach, i felt it would be literally obscene, grotesque not to tell the trut

you have spent time in west virginia. you have led gatherings, marches, in west virginia. given at the senator from that state remains right now the principle obstacle to this giant package of social help, was it your impression from traveling in west virginia that government assistance would be damaging to the people of west virginia, as senator manchin clearly seems to worry? >> well, no, it actually would be helpful. 700,000 people in west virginia are poor and no-wealth. one of the things i'm concerned about, though, as your guest just mentioned, you keep saying west virginia is a red state. it really is not. it's an unorganized state. it's a state where poor and low-wealth people have not been inspired and that holds the key to changing who sits in the senate and the governor's race. the majority of the people in west virginia don't agree with what's he's doing. and we've got to learn for somebody like him, you have to touch him in his state. when we first marched on him over 800 people to his doorstep, with people that looked like him, black and white, people from th

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we take overs, the west african nation. our faces political uncertainty after elite soldiers overthrew the president of gandhi into a $1010.00 county became the 1st mac radically elected leader in guinea. since if independence from france, hey amanda, the constitution to allow him stay in power beyond the to term limits and want to turn in a disputed election that move spot widespread protest. and his opponents accused him of veiling. twas of italian rule. on sunday, he appeared in a video surrounded by gaz. off the heavy gun fire was heard near the presidential palace in the capital 293 on soldiers announced on television. the president was detained, then dissolve the constitution and imposed a nationwide curfew. they say that acting in the best interests of the nation. so he just showed up on the bus nice ation of politics of political life is over. we will no longer entrust politics to a man. we will entrust it to the people who become only for that it is the duty of a soldier to save the country. the only thing that mot

that has not happened in west virginia. in the last week they ranked 50th in new vaccinations among adults and since september 1st, again, 50th. so no, they are not listening. >> governor justice is pleading for his people to get vaccinated. he's not in favor of vaccine mandates. what have we seen in terms of how effective they can be in certain situations? >> i think the airlines kind of prove a pretty good test of this. we have united essentially saying if you aren't going to get vaccinated, you're going to be terminated. look at this. 97% of united employees are fully vaccinated. now look at what happens with delta. what they're essentially saying you're going to pay a $200 monthly fee if you're not vaccinated. just 82% of them are "vaccinated." so when you compare these two, what we're seeing is that when you put in a full and actual mandate it really, really, really works. >> they have 13,000 as of last week, 13,000 people unvaccinated and the question is, you know, why not do the united plan if it's that much more eff

so what's next for the west african nation and can military coups wish toward democracy? this is a inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program i'm hash and how about a guinea has a long history of instability and military takeovers, the west african nation. our faces political uncertainty after elite soldiers overthrew president of gandhi into a $1010.00 county became the 1st mac radical elected leader in guinea. since its independence from france, him under the constitution to allow him stay in power beyond the term limit and want to turn in a disputed election that move spot widespread protest. and his opponents accused him of veiling twas or italian rule. on sunday, he appeared in a video surrounded by guards after a heavy gun fire was heard near the presidential palace in the capital 293 on soldiers announced on television. the president was detained, then dissolve the constitution and imposed a nationwide curfew. they say that acting in the best interests of the nation. so he just showed up when the personalization of politics of political life is over. we will no

that becomes more extensive and moves into north—west england into the evening and south—west scotland as well. for many central and eastern areas of scotland it remains dry with sunshine and towards the south—east of england as well, some glimpses of blue sky with temperatures 20 celsius or so in the warmest spots. this evening and overnight, the rain becomes more widespread, particularly across england and wales. a pretty damp night, some showers as well for scotland and one or two for northern ireland. staying mild under the cloud, still air in the south into tuesday morning. tuesday, we will focus on this area of rain, you can see the green, is developing showing heavy and persistent rain for its central and eastern england in particular, perhaps eastern wales for a while as well. could be 50 millimetres or more of rain in quite a short time, could be a fewer localised flooding impacts. dry up to the north and north—west. when the rain clears are still lots of moisture around so wednesday morning could look like this was quite of lot of mist and fog, that will gradually clear o

so i got in it and moved it up west executive drive. now remember, to park on west executive drive, you have to be a senior aide to the president. you go through three check points manned by people with automatic weapons. your car is swept for bombs and you pass through some kind of device embedded in the concrete. i don't know what it does but maybe it x-rays you. i don't know. so this is very secure. so i took car and drove it up west executive drive about 75 yards. and after 9/11, they had the sniffer trucks. four trucks. they look like ice cream trucks parked at the four corners of the complex and they sample the air for biological and chemical agents. when i parked behind the vacant space, you couldn't see it from the west executive entrance. so i wasn't there but i have eyewitnesses who said at the end of the day, hubbard came out, took look around, couldn't see his car, took out his flip phone. hit the speed dial to his assistant and said, my car! my car is gone! they've stolen my car! now, he found it. so the next morning, of co

in the west. we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's. the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. ah, the ah me the drug started as a way to come back. a great problem. what's the one? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota, and it got to be something that you could get elected. this time, the fight against drugs took a tragic, told us that andrew was a competent short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like that. something else had to be happening. the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s. r u, okay, and france had stalled because at the same time london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire integrity. the british greenland german march to the east despite the absence of agreement, was given to understand that he was free to act and lease and sh

the country's been criticized in the west over his latest rough social policies. but question is the accusations that further removing people's rights, but it's not really fair subbing. right. looks at how many of the new laws would most probably actually win support in most other countries. areas big that china has had enough of it. citizens ruining their own lives, stepping in to do it for them. socialism is back in communist china who knew so in case you missed that in recent weeks, beijing has announced from today. children in china will only be allowed to play online video games for 3 hours a week. that is just the start of spacing, and also going to the property speculation, restrict private education, regulate big tech may 7th to our working weeks. illegal stop, new automatic rent increases and current on social influences and a feminine entertainment coach of president eating thing has come up with a manifest policies that would win an election in almost any western democracy. you care to mention part from canada to move the powder agents efforts to promot

but the president of new south wales has warned the west is still yet to come. and some indigenous communities are struggling to deal with a rise in cases. sarah clark has the details. this whole town in far west, he says wells has been hit hard by the deal to variant who kenya has a population of around 800 people. more than half are indigenous around $100.00 residents have now tested positive. and there are concerns about the town's ability to safely isolate people from infected family members. living in overcrowded dwellings. motor homes have now arrived and will be used as temporary accommodation . yea, recording. finally. once one get a denial that our community, it is friday, men, it is the south wells continues to record more than $1000.00 cases a day. the states premier says modeling indicates that the worst is yet to come. we anticipate i pick in cases in the next fortnight, so the next fortnight is likely to be worst in terms of the number of cases, half a 1000000 doses of the 5. the vaccine arrived in australia monday, the 1st batch in a deal with gre

the final game of the opening weekend saw brighton beat west ham 2—0. also games in the scottish women's premier league. last season's champions glasgow city started their campaign with a 6—0 thrashing of motherwell. what a final day we have to look forward to in the fourth test between england and india. england are pursuing a record run chase of 368 and they've made a good start with haseeb hameed and rory birds taking the home side to 77—0 at the close. india had piled on the runs earlier in the day. joe wilson reports. england of course had their plans, any team does, before play. in a word, wickets. chris wakes delivered. a dismissed lbw with india's leader to below 200. virat kohli was determined to enhance his team has micro position with the kind of innings that captains aren't supposed to play. you got to 1m. gorgeous shot. == supposed to play. you got to 44. gorgeous shot.— supposed to play. you got to 44. gorgeous shot. -- are supposed to -la . at gorgeous shot. -- are supposed to play- at lunch _ gorgeous shot. -- are supposed to play.

dozens of alleged members from west. the familia along with to san jose based not daniel street gangs have been charged with crimes that could keep most of them in prison for life. the physical movement of this leadership. >> was restricted by prison walls. the indictment alleges that their power and influence. we're not so constrained. >> operation. quiet storm targeted gang leaders from as far north as humboldt county down to kern county. the defendants are accused of a wide range of criminal activity tied to robberies, attempted murder and drug trafficking. >> the arrests made yesterday. most significantly the arrests of the noise a familias leade3ship will severely the ability of this criminal enterprise to continue to facilitate crimes and communities throughout our state and help break a decades old cycle of violence. some of the defendants who are already in state prison. >> have been moved to federal facilities for kron 4 news. i'm ella sogomonian. >> it's 7.26. and coming up next, people in one bay area city are

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hancock grows up in norristown and gets an appointment to west point. his father doesn't think it's a very good idea to young. sixteens the youngest a.g. can get in but it's also small. we think the big strapping winfield hancock. i. do you know how tall he was when he got out of west point? 5 feet 5 inches tall. his classmates considered him a pet. these small a fair amount of time and it gets picked on. boys being boys he gets bullied and one time one of his larger classmates steps in to fight one of the bullies that classmate is alexander hayes who ends up commanding a division. hancock never forgets this years later in a flowery language than i consider he writes when i was a boy i had difficulty in alexander hayes was the first assist me and extracted me for my trouble and became in that involve the nod for said difficulty himself. amazing connections between these guys. hancock is not a very good student and unlike armistead he does graduate in the class of 1844 and when he graduates he sent to the frontier to fort tauzin and which is now, and tha

west african envoys have held talks with guinea. the proposed president as well and they demanded his release. the french quarter dust court has charged -- court has charged them about handling the pandemic. he is under investigation for endangering the lives of others. he was resigned weeks after he resigned weeks after the first case. she wants the opportunity to explain herself and expose the truth. prosecutors said there was no ground to charge him -- her with a second offense of failure to stop a disaster. >> the former health minister placer investigation under her handling of the covid crisis in france. she faces allegations of endangering people's lives for things like not having an adequate stock of masks, protective equipment, mixed signals in communication when asked the public should wear them. and not putting restrictions in place soon enough, particularly on travel. the french government has been under scrutiny over the past months for its handling of the covid crisis but she has become a symbol of that. in january, 20

a delegation of west africa leaders. these you in guinea to meet the military leaders behind, or coo, the group from the economic community of west african faith echo oss is set to military leaders who overthrew president asked a con day on sunday. they are expected to press the new rulers to set a deadline for returning to a civilian government. eco office has suspended gimme, and demanded african days. release. canadian prime minister just intruder has quite off with his main rival in a final televised the base before this month. not election. false foot erin o 2 and his center. right. conservative party in a tight race with 2 those liberals, voters appear frustrated with a prime minister's decision to call the elections 2 years early. are corresponding, jody van has been following the debate. she says it was no clear when i mean, it seems as every single leader on that stage really had a target on just insure dough wanting to come back to that snap election hall and why he would do such a thing when there's so much el

their reports as well, that there was another military operation inside the occupied west bank, north of jeanine, where all 6 of these men come from the area in an around jeanine which has since been called off. also hundreds of palestinians marching to the south. janine, in solidarity with these 2 arrested men, there are concerns being expressed by prison. the advocacy groups about the treatment that they may now expect to face. given the fact that the israeli security services do have a record of using the, the, the premise of a major security incident being justification for enhanced interrogation, otherwise known as potential torture. as they try to find the other 4 men who remain on the run. 3 other members of palestinians, i'm actually had one, a senior figure in the wing, the alex martyrs brigade, or israel says it is stepping up the search for the for prisoners still a large in garza and the occupied west bank. they've been protest. this has solidarity for the escapees and all palestinian prisoners. red cross accuses israeli authorities of not allowing families to visit inmate

all right there at the greenbriar in west virginia. so there are working out there practicing and then kickoff against the eagles is set for 10 o'clock sunday morning. >> coming up in the next hour. firefighters are on the scene of a fire at a 2 story house in the east bay. we're going to have the latest coming up in a live report. plus, we're following breaking news from overnight. police on the scene overnight. police on the scene ♪i love the way you're livin'♪ ♪'cause you so genuine♪ ♪you got that something special♪ ♪didn't you know?♪ ♪i just need you, you, you♪ >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron 00:00am morning news at 6. >> a day to you, james fletcher continues to be off for the rest of the week. and so the lovely reyna is next to me in his stand ice to see, you know what i really wanted. james to take us with yeah. has all the trust me, he's not doing anything no, he's not here because you had to cancel the hawaii trip, right. which everybody did member mark weiss said don't come

beginning of this year, much more assertive towards the west and not being as flexible towards the west as a previous government but this minor issue was left open to review and maybe they can extend it so the fact that there was no basis of this mirrors the fact that we have seen political dialogue set up by angela merkel in cooperation with the u.s. and u.n. and having achieved -- >> let's talk about the role of the u.n.. -- the eu. peter, where is it in this? in order to join the block, both countries have to work this out and it hasn't happened. >> to expect serbia to recognize kosovo anytime soon is not realistic. the situations are tense. conflicts go back a long time. but this region, the eu has a lot of influence, particularly on kosovo where the eu is playing a role in institutions, the appointment of judges, for example. so of all the conflicts in the world, this is an area where the eu could have some pole -- pull. with limitations they have tried to pacify the situation and avoid taking sides, which is important. it is dangerous to pick a side, even if you secretly think one

but we have a very divided west year and greater debate. you got to let me get george and i want to go. i can the frank trance in germany. now we'll see that and natural partners are russia and china bill, after all, they're part of your age or that the western tip of your asia is europe. this may be a real big turning point cramps and the rest of europe. that's why we're doing that time dependence from the us. that's why we're doing this program george way. and we have heard here because i, you know, i cherish the enlightenment. and so much of the world actually does to a not post modernism, the nonsense that is coming out of the us right now. but, you know, with so many divisions and, and arguments about what a good society is all about. and i see the, the west, it's great, greater sense, very much weekend and not prepared for the challenges that are ahead because the chinese don't have those doubts there. and they have no doubts whatsoever. actually go ahead, george. i think it's a very good point. the chinese don't have on the other han

hurry force at that 1st in west harrison you and humanitarian chief has described. the crisis in each piazza stain on our conscience is one of martin griffith's most sharply worded criticisms after almost a year of conflict in degree, which has put the region on the brink of famine. alex o'brien report this boy is a victim of what the un says is the world's worst hunger crisis. he may not look it, but a don, my ways is 14 years old. his uncle said that after spending months hiding from violence in ethiopia to dr. region, he weighs less than 15 kilograms, and he's not alone. the un estimate, hundreds of thousands of people are suffering famine conditions and try and millions more at risk to remove to fighting left many hospitals and clinics closed or destroyed. the combination of lack of medical care, most of the health institutions that are inoperable and lack of food will mean that people will start to die. fighting broke out into gray, november between ethiopian military and the regional force. the to gripe people's liberation front were looking at almost a year o

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that is, it returned to us in the west. let's bring in piece of paper in brussels. we are talking about license plates. we're much more now we're talking about regional rivalries, every tongue to about costs when we talk about the european union. every time seems to be serbia, we talk about russia. we're talking about very powerful plays backing these 2 small countries. and that's why this conflict hasn't been solved in 21 years. it's just a failure there. right? well, yeah, i mean, obviously, i think we should always stress that the problem is there, i mean, and whatever mistake that you may have made. so ultimately, the problem is with the course of all and serbia. now that sets with a previous guest also mentioned is that the you have to actually follow true on his promises. and i think that's true. the you has been making what you could call perhaps a false promises a suggesting that your membership was around the corner. busy and interestingly, today the emerged that there were diplomatic reports revealing basically what everybody knows, that there's great oppo

the west sets its top priorities for afghanistan. the chief diplomats of u.s. and germany allow humanitarian aid into the country and charter flights for those trying to leave out. they also reaffirmed the man's for an inclusive government for all afghans. coming up, terrorism on trial. the suspects in the 2015 paris attacks, including the sole surviving assailant facing accountability for a night of carnage. and in russia, survivors remember the leningrad seizure. 80 years ago, nazi troops tried to starve sing wurzburg into submission. for those who survived, bread is more precious. ♪ hello. i am clare richardson. a warm welcome to the show. the u.s. and germany's top diplomats warned the taliban to honor their pledge for an inclusive government in afghanistan. antony blinken and the german foreign minister held talks at an airbase in germany. they hosted a virtual summit to address the situation in afghanistan, where the taliban announced a government filled with hardliners. >> it was a quick meeting with u.s. secretary of state for these afghan evacuees. t

again, the idea that you are teaching recruits at west point is quite amazing. i mean the wiki leagues uncovered so many cables that arguably support fees is in the later part of this book. because obviously wiki likes goes back a number of years decades and julian assigns is being tortured here in london, according to the united stations. you're safely walking around the streets of the united states. yeah, well i mean, what you say about what west point and teaching it there, i think is important. i mean, i say in the prologue of this book, i was on paper highly regard officer, right? fairly high regarded, i had good scores, i done went to west point at a good combat record. so i was a prime candidate to go back and teach, which is pretty selective thing. but what they can't measure is that i just come out of tours. i no longer believed that i spent all my time in those wars and after ending grad school studying the back story to this. and at the point when i got to west point to teach, i felt it would be literally obscene, grotesque not to tell the truth, not

thank you to the occupied west point now where a funeral has taken place. one to 5 palestinians killed by is ready forces. yeah. the bodies of before others are being withheld by israeli authorities. troops storm several villages in geneva, romanella early in the morning surrounding houses and opening fire. israel says that soldiers rated the villages tourists, what they call home as operators. did it ever, him has more now from algebra in the occupied was back. what happened early on sunday that these really forces have rated 5 different villages in the occupied west bank, including here in the maybe they've killed 5 palestinians all in all. and 3 of them were here and look, maybe we went to see the house where these palestinians were hiding in. and we've seen the remains the belongings of those palestinians. of course their bodies were in there because they were according to witnesses, left to bleed to death. fit then were taken by the israeli forces. these 3 people are from hamas and the party has more their death calling for more resistance against the

and particularly most of the west are reflected hearing in canada. so i think all incumbent programs own car income and government in the west. very similar issues to, to do. it's not to me, it's not a surprise that there, that this resistance is coming out. now because of course some of the opposition parties, particularly the conservatives, and then there's another party to the right, but it only has 4 percent support are trying to do everything possible to, to block the liberals, which seem to be unbeatable in the most populous provinces of canada, particularly ontario and quebec. whereas the conservatives are really gaining in western canada. i think that should be a key point of the analysis. that is, that the conservatives are gaining a strength in the traditional conservative strongholds, which is the width and the liberals are hanging on tough in the traditional areas of strength, which is eastern canada, where the most of the population has some great insights, appreciate that my guest alexandra bruno independence, political analyst there. t

they dug a tunnel under the game of prison just north of the occupied west back. yeah, zealand is east corona virus rish restrictions in all weekend except it's largest city, oakland from tuesday. it's recorded 20 new cases in australia. the state of new south wales has reported more than 1200 infections down from a record high on friday. late his outbreak began in mid june and his being fueled by the more contagious delta variant. millions of students who get not started a new school year, but most are attending virtual classrooms because of the ongoing cove in 1900 lockdown since april educational institutions have been close in some of the most haunted areas. i'll be back with the algae here and use our in under 30 minutes next inside story. stay with us. news. news. news. news. so just have the those guinness president and is all the kind of situation they say they acted in response to the people as well . so what's next for the west african nation and can military coups wish toward democracy? this is inside story. ah, ah hello, welcome to the program i'm hash

that a final twist, a very light penalty for west ham. that captain mark noble came off the bench to take it. but savage, i have saved as united wanted c one. i think we played well, but i still think we have to defend better this. we have to make it harder to break us down there, go. definitely the structure was wrong. for whatever reason on the we'll have to work on it. chelsea a level point that the thought with united in liverpool after beating london rivals told them that chelsea went ahead early in the 2nd half when sent back to younger, silver headed heiner from a corner. they got a 2nd not long off, when in good condition deflected in, often opposition play. that was his 1st goal for the class and only 2 years. and it was 3 and it and stop, it's fine. thanks to antonio, rudy, go, chelsea, liverpool and i to than all on 13 point sounds beaten in the league so far this season. very aggressive and very emotional talk to him side in the beginning, but we were like i said, to sloppy, not, not sharp enough to, to maybe use this aggressi

he tried to establish peace between libya and the west. but even now he gave an interview to the new york times, not going underground. i believe, because he wanted to send particular messages to particular foreign powers and sent south power in the west. this is, you know, down to him, he's a man of his own. he has his own philosophy, but she's separate as is loved by the vast majority of the people he's respected by even those who had differences with him in the past because they saw what he did and 2011 they. so how he still speaks of libya with love how he wants to find genuine solutions to the country's problems. and they see how he refuses to be controlled by foreign powers. something that no other i repeat, no, as a political figure and libya has done so. so it is, i think safe it is, is the future of libya, not as a person, not just because he is the son of god, duffy, but i think of what he represents politically and intellectually and morally to morse. libyans with abraham. thank you. thank you. action the well today just days af

blowing out of the east and then the south towards the west of then the south towards the west of the uk. things really are not moving an awful lot, so the damp weather is sticking around across wales and manchester and liverpool through today, whereas to the north and east the weather is better. by no means are we talking about clear blue skies, but you can see the winds going like that across the uk. this is basically stock here and it is with us until tuesday night. so in fact, early on monday morning, it is still raining across wales, probably cornwall and devon as well. it is very small weather front that is stuck on the edge of the periphery of this area of high pressure, and what we really would need is a jet stream to blow through and just get it out of the way but we haven't got that at the moment so the cloud and rain will linger across cornwall, devon, somerset probably into gloucestershire, wales, the irish sea into monday as well. towards the east, the weather will be drier but it is probably going to be fairly cloudy. maybe the tip of cornwall seen sunshine on monday. he

west. that's the general looking fine until you see are coming to pacific for the western side of canada. that's a storm system. in the meantime, fairly fine weather. there are 12 things to point out. beyond this rain, there's a hurricane just the very edge of your screen which will stay of the open water. my head towards been bermuda and the mom soon. res. so take you back, stepped on the desert, south west, where heat is more of the story. once again, with warnings up for las vegas, for example. it is warm to the central valley of california, but not too excessive levels. there's recently been some pretty nasty study in columbia, and this is the everywhere rainy that is heaviest. also significant rain in this part of mexico. all of mexico is proven to a few big showers, including acapulco and the pacific coast in south america. as the rain start to think about going back south again, it's hot in the middle between this rain and maybe late winter, right? so suns yonder, 37, then 40 the uni

so the line is that . in the west. so the line is that they— in the west. so the line is that they are — in the west. so the line is that they are going to engage with the taliban, they recognise it at least not initially and then they have criteria — not initially and then they have criteria for engagement with things like freedom of travel, respecting rights _ like freedom of travel, respecting rights for— like freedom of travel, respecting rights for women and girls and minorities, and those that have been for terrorists — minorities, and those that have been for terrorists and so on. antony btinken— for terrorists and so on. antony blinken mentioned that these things were enshrined in a un resolution which _ were enshrined in a un resolution which had — were enshrined in a un resolution which had more leverage, he sickened me because _ which had more leverage, he sickened me because the taliban one of the lifting _ me because the taliban one of the lifting of— me because the taliban one of the lifting of un sanctions and they wanted — li