danny: hija de... pato: oye, la mochila. todos: [ríen] danny: vengan a ver al terrible pato, fue golpeado por una niña. señoras y señores, vengan a ver lo que quedó de este. pato: cállate o te callo, imbécil. y tú muy hábil, ¿no? pero a partir de ahora cuídate, tarada, porque esto no se va a quedar así, le vamos a dar un escarmiento. marina: suéltame. danny: mira, esa niña es de cuidado y, además, su papá es bien buena onda, ya déjala. pato: eres un cobarde. oye, oye, oye, espérate. mira, te quiero pedir una disculpa por haber sido grosero contigo. la verdad es que siempre me... bueno, tú siempre, desde que te conocí-- marina: ¿siempre eres así de tímido? pato: no, bueno, para nada, lo que pasa es que tú me-- marina: te gusto. pues, tú a mí no, fíjate, y es que solo eres un pobre chavo con mil broncas. tú a mí lo que me das es lástima. pato: oye, espérate tantito, ¿a ti quién te dijo que tú me gustas, eh? la que está loca por mí eres tú. marina: ¿yo? ¿estás loco? si yo contigo no iría

to honor danny. we're very fortunate to have i think a great speakers are going to talk about a really important topic, and that is the intersection of wild lands and urban land and fires. i just spent probably for months in california this year so i got to see some of those fires, unfortunately, up close. they cost more than they ever have. terrible tragedies in terms of loss of life and property. so i think it's very timely and going to talk about this. like you, i'm happy our speakers and the raskin, is your, and of the photo really enlightening symposium, so thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you dean klag. on behalf of the injury center like to add our gratitude to the raskin family for making this symposium possible and to the extent i welcome to lisa, philip and joan. where so happy you can be here today. to honor danny. as you see on a welcome slide we would also like to gratefully acknowledge the cosponsorship of the organizations at the school listed, the bloomberg american health ini

danny rose, who plays for england and tottenham, says racism and politics in football is making him look forward to retirement at the age of 28. that is pretty depressing, isn't it? welcome back, senior vice president for strategy and communication at atos, the it services corporation. let's start with brexit in this story in the guardian about northern ireland facing this prospect of a milk lake, again trying to square the circle of the irish border. 30% of milk, apparently, from northern ireland, then crosses over for butter products and all sorts of other food products, and butter products and all sorts of otherfood products, and it could be had by tariffs and delays. yes, you are right. i was here seven days ago when we were talking about brexit andi when we were talking about brexit and i am back seven days later. we we re and i am back seven days later. we were meant to have left, the uk was meant to have left last week. we are now at a point where there is another seven days before there is meant to be a departure, on april 12 stop what we are seeing here is the reality of the iss

danny rose says he cannot wait to turn his back on football because of racism. what is it? nothing, let's get this over with. and classic horror. find out what mark kermode makes of that and the rest of the new releases in the the film review. theresa may has asked the european union for a further delay to brexit until... in a letter to european council president donald tusk, theresa may says britain will prepare to hold elections for the european parliament, with the option of pulling out of them. mr tusk is considering a longer, flexible extension of up to a year. our political correspondent, alex forsyth, reports. what next for brexit? because parliament is still deadlocked, unable to agree how we can agree we re unable to agree how we can agree were not relieved, the prime minister is asking for more time to try and sort it out. in a letter to the european council president, theresa may asked to delay our departure date until the 30th of june this year but once the option of leaving earlier if parliament supports a brexit deal before then, which is what the government h

middle eastern problem will his coalition support depend on him taking a hard line away from peace danny i am former deputy foreign minister of israel welcome to the show it's great to have you with us lots to discuss when i mean that's when the asshole has won a new record term as israeli prime minister now he supports the settlement his backers sabba hardline view on the palestinians and says next term going to be absolutely nothing to advance to peace cause forward. i think actually that there is a better chance to move forward because not only because b.b. is on his fifth term. and a veteran and these very secured himself he's a man of. history scholar his father was a history professor and i believe he is very much. interested to put his mark to leave his mark. on history and for that any agreement with the palestinians a long term agreement would be very very important for him and i think on the basis of the trumpet playing which we did too much and i think we're going to talk about that through and yeah we're going to talk about the plan a bit later in the show before if you allow

five terms will his right wing coalition very all hope for peace with palestine once and for all i ask danny aiello and forward to foreign minister of israel. president. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is a victory for the israelis. but it leaves the palestinians wondering whether any progress in peace talks. will. be brave enough to make steps toward solving the problem will his coalition support depend on taking a hard line away from peace danny aiello on former deputy foreign minister of israel welcome to the show it's great to have you with us lots to discuss when i mean that's when the asshole has won a new record term as israeli prime minister that he supports the settlement his backers sabba hardline view on the palestinians and says next term going to be absolutely nothing to advance the peace cause forward. i think actually that there is a better chance to move forward because not only because b.b. is on his fifth term. and a veteran and these very secured himself he's a man of. history scholar his father was a history professor and i believe he is very much. interested to put his

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danny, welcome. xi, is built for president belt and road 2.0. there have been complaints and missteps. what do you think he's going to say? been interesting already is the way that the chinese government is also updating some of its thinking around belt and road. we heard from the finance minister about a debt sustainability framework to make sure the project is more attentive to debt and the financial position of countries receiving them. that's a good thing. that's a step forward. from the point of view of the aib, a separate institution, we maintain high standards. we advocate for those standards here. this is good and helps to ensure the infrastructure projects are well constructed, well delivered, and creates opportunities for countries to develop, but also for companies around the world to get involved. kathleen: because the organization is involved in the same kind of work, the people's organization worked at other organizations, lots of experience. when you look at complaints, projects right with corruption, -- rife with her option, is i

danny divitto has "taxi" fans who watched the iconic show that premiered 40 years ago. he has fans from "ruthless people," "throw mama from the train" and "la confidential." now divitto is winning over another generation as he plays ring leader in the new live action of the disney classic "dumbo" directed by tim burton. danny and i got together for a sunday sitdown to talk about that movie and his long career. we met in a bar here in new york where construction crews were working on a big, loud project overhead. we couldn't get them to stop but luckily i was working with a seasoned professional and we powered right through. >> wow! >> it was so much fun doing "dumbo." it's like a beautiful thing. i just love this. >> welcome to new york. >> we are in new york. >> they're going to drill right through the ceiling. >> the dust will start falling. >> there's going to be particles. so let's get back to "dumbo." >> is it true that you going way, way back were a fan of "dumbo" like in your youth even? >> yes. oh, yes. i saw it, i might have been 10. whenever "dumbo" came back

danny rose has made his point several times. will it take individual players turning away from football to motivate a response? uefa is due to announce its sanctions against montenegro next month. jermaine scott is a phd candidate in the department of african—american studies at northwestern university. his research area includes the cultural politics of sport. he joins me now from chicago. thanks very much for talking to us. is this a particular problem with football or soccer? i think it is. in particular problem with football or soccer? ithink it is. in other sports we don't see as many explicit and overt acts of racist abuse. for some reason, in football, particularly in europe, we see this in england but also in italy and france, this kind of overt, explicit expression of racism just seems to persist throughout the years. why is that? is it something to do with the sport or the large crowds? what is it that gives these people this feeling of license that they can express it? i think it's important that soccer is rooted in

danny rose has made his point several times. will it take individual players turning away from football to motivate a response? uefa is due to announce its sanctions against montenegro next month. earlier i spoke with jermaine scott, a phd candidate in the department of african american studies at northwestern university, where his research area includes the cultural politics of sport. i began by asking if this is a particular problem with football. i think it is. in other sports we don't see as many explicit and overt acts of racist abuse. for some reason, in football, particularly in europe, we see this in england but also in italy and france, this kind of overt, explicit expression of racism just seems to persist throughout the years. why is that? is it something to do with the sport or the large crowds? what is it that gives these people this feeling of license that they can express it? i think it's important that soccer is rooted in these histories of imperialism and colonialism. and these logics of colonialism persist in r

middle eastern problem or will his coalition support depend on him taking a hard line away from peace danny aiello on former deputy foreign minister of israel welcome to the show it's great to have you with us lots to discuss when i mean that's when the asshole has won a new record term as israeli prime minister now he supports the settlement his backers sabba hardline view on the palestinians and says next term going to be absolutely nothing to advance to peace cause forward i think actually that there is a better chance to move forward because not only because b.b. is on his fifth term. and a veteran and these very secured himself he's a man of. history scholar father was a history professor and i believe he is very much. interested to put his mark to leave his mark. on history and for there. any agreement with the palestinians a long term agreement would be very very important for him and i think on the basis of the trumpet playing which we get to watch i think we're going to tell you about that through and yeah we're going to talk about the plan a bit later in the show before if you all

strong words from danny rose there, but perhaps this is why. just some examples of racist abuse aimed at black footballers this season. back in december a spurs supporter was fined and handed a four—year football ban for throwing a banana skin at arsenal's pierre—emerick aubameyang during a derby match at the emirates stadium. that incident during england's 2020 qualifying win over montenegro last month, when raheem sterling took to twitter and instagram in response to racial abuse he and his team mates had received. the most recent of course, just this week, whenjuventus forward moise kean was racially abused by cagliari supporters after scoring his sides‘ second goal in their victory on tuesday. another man who's spoken out today, england women's manager phil neville who says the issue can no longer be swept under the carpet, insisting someone needs to take a stance. i would hope i would have the courage to bring the team off because to make a real stance i think it has gotten to the point where we can no longer continue to sweep things

danny lee for his 3 her at 17. gets danny lee to 12 under tal. >> well, as you probably know by now, time for the men's first major of as we take a look, next week on tour, masters begins thursday at 3:00 eastern time. espn with the early coverage and then cbs has it on the weekend. all the best to our friends over at cbs, j nantz, sir knack faldo and companyars they t the masters. >> this wl conclude our seven in aow after the valero texas open. no one gng for it in two on 18. an important layup here for ryan moor >> this is really, really conservative. quite a ways back into the hole. >> but he's on the sho grass there. he is quite aays back. but a birdie for ryan moore to get to that 18 under number. there's si woo kim over at the 16. bones just told us that his caddie bobby brown confirmed that si woo sustained an injury. he was not specific exactly what it was. he continues to brace that rib cage area as they've reached the 16thl wee thou how that affects him on the upcoming par 3. this is a par attempt for ko

. >> danny, your parents were very young and you call yourself a s statistical anomaly. >> yeah, i was 14 when my parents made a decision to invest hair liv their lives in made sure i played spos and engaged with mentors and i was able to overcome. >> you met in school and were roommates? >> yeah, roommates, party planners and teammates. >> when did you come up with the plan this business? >> it washe fact that we knew we wanted to solve problems, and for us it c was justing up withm the best mechanat we could to solve problems and solve problems at scale, and danny came home one day wh two papers in his hand like, good, likes, i started a non-profit and for us coming out of college we knew that the options were not there immediately for us to go into the for-profit place, but we could go up and raise money and do products that we wanted to do. >> did you go inton georget the same time and come out of the same time. >> no. we all finished together. starting was another story. we will save it for another show. good projects runshe gamut, education, economic opportunities and social oppo

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tottenham's danny rose vents his frustration at football's problem with racism. and tiger's on a roll. could it be a historic grand national weekend for the horse that's getting the racing world very excited. everybody is going to be backing him tomorrow because the public adore him for so many reasons and he won it last year and looking to emulate red rum and he isjust a it last year and looking to emulate red rum and he is just a fantastic course. hello, good evening. lots to talk about tonight, but we start with the premier league. where liverpool have come through a really tough test of their title winning credentials, recovering from conceding an early goal at southampton to go back to the top of the table and keep the pressure on manchester city. mo salah returned to goal—scoring form as liverpool won 3—1. david 0rnstein reports. in the closest premier league title race for yea rs in the closest premier league title race for years liverpool's chance to regain the ascendancy not attempt for flagging regain the ascendancy not attempt forflagging orfalling

danny savage reports. that is a very, very dramatic map to show you, that's a map which tells the story of ukip's advance... remember this? the last european elections the uk took part in. if brexit had gone to plan, they were never to be held again. but it now looks like the ballot boxes are coming to a sports centre near you — again. in york, the local returning officer is no stranger to snap elections, but there is a lot of work to be done. any short notice for any election causes us problems, it's around venues, booking the venues, we normally do 18 months in advance, staffing is well as a problem, short notice for staffing, getting people to work in the polling stations, and the count, which is a sunday count, is always a challenge. do you think you will be able to do it? yes, we have to do. if local elections are taking place where you live next month, you will have already had one of these through the post. well, stand by for more correspondence through your letterbox — this time for the europea

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danny, 36 pages of redactions. what does that tell you and have you been able to learn anything from the redactions from terms of the location in the report? >> the data shows the majority of the redactions or the plurality is in the area of russia collusion investigation and specifically investigations ongoing investigations that relate to russian social media campaigns and russian hack and dump campaigns of data and e-mail and other things. that implies that there are significant ongoing matters ongoing investigations and potential harm to investigative techniques as to those russian hacking and social media campaign investigations. >> curiously, ashley, witnesses told mueller the president privately sought information about future wikileaks releases and according to rick gates the president told him more releases of damaging information would be forthcomi forthcoming. you see the relax. right? why is this information important? >> right. and this is part of the ongoing investigations. these are things that they

(danny) it's time to get yours! (vo) quickbooks. backing you. you inspired us to create internet that puts you in charge. that handles anything. that protects what's important. and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple, easy, awesome. >>> another attack on a house of faith. one person is dead and another three injured after a 19-year-old suspect opened fire at a california synagogue. what we're learning about a possible motive. >> president trump gets back on the road with a campaign rally in wisconsin, hammering its 2020 democratic rivals and taking credit for as he called it sick idea to send migrants to sanctuary cities. >> attorney general dismisses democrats demands to appear on the hill. the latest on the escalating tensions between bill barr and congressional leaders on the redacted mueller report. >>> good morning, everybody. it is monday, april 29th. i'm yasmin vossoughian. i'm joined by jeff bennett. as we all well know so much happening in washington. certainly at the white house. i'll lean on you over the next

and i said, god, my prayers have been answered. >> a sunday sit-down with danny devito, and another l e well lived a bit later in the show. >>> let's begin this morning with president trump in las vegas, making a long campaign style speech and going after democrats and immigrants among many others. kell kelly o'donnell is at the white house with more. >> combination of an enthusiastic group that praises many of the president's foreign policy decision mix in a fund-raising swing and a visit to the border to see new fencg, and you get a president trump prime for a political fight on many fronts. back at the white house, latetu sarday, after hitting the road, and hitting democrats -- >> they have become the party oh taxes, open borders, late term abortion, crime, witch-hunts, and delusions. >> reporter: ling democrats and the mueller investigation on twitter. why should i be defending a fraudulent russian witch-hunt. ithe about time perpetrators of this fraud on me and the american people start defending their dishonest and treasonous acts. he mockeddemocrats' policies and people, includ

. -- danny rose. we wa nt entitled #enough. -- danny rose. we want them to deal with the situation quicker, impose stricter fines and punishments, and obviously the perpetrators need to be dealt with also. we like to think that government and anybody would get involved in this, stronger legislation. footballers can only do what they can do, we understand they have got to be professional and they‘ve got to focus on the game, but nobody should be put through the amount of abuse they have to put up with. whether you are a celebrity, regardless of how much money you earn,itis regardless of how much money you earn, it is before, during and after, whether you have played well 01’ after, whether you have played well or not, the abuse is there. they‘ve got family and friends, they‘ve got foundations and charities, they do a lot of good work, footballers come out on their timeline, a lot of people they work with, young people and children, i having to view all of this and it‘s not acceptable. and chi

danny was talking about this. there had been some statues staved because they were removed in the last few days. this again shows you the crippling stonework like this one of the reasons there had been an appeal last year for funds to help restore notre—dame meant to help maintain its stonework and things like these angels have now been returned to the roof after being restored, and u nfortu nately roof after being restored, and unfortunately they may well be damaged beyond repair. just one other thing to mention. it is believed this has gone to, the cathedral's famous rose windows. they would not have said a chance. this is emmanuel macron looking incredibly serious, incredibly upset, as you would imagine, coming to visit the situation earlier. remember, he was going to be giving a big policy speech earlier, in response to the yellow vest process. all of that will wait for another day. laura o'brien is a lecturer in french history at northumbria university. she joins us from newcastle. thank you very much for y

the spurs defender was one of the players subjected to monkey danny rose... the spurs defender was one of the players subjected to monkey chants during england's euro 2020 qualifier against montenegro last month. he says the fines that are handed out after incidents of abuse aren't adequate punishment. the day at the grand national festival saw min, trained by willie mullins get his revenge in the melling chase, beaten last year by paul nicholl‘s politologue, but reversing that result and coming home 20 lengths clear under ruby walsh. min was the 2—1 favourite. tomorrow, then, it's the big one — the grand national. and it could be a historic day for one horse in particular. tiger roll is the hot favourite, and is going for his second national in a row. if he wins, he'll be in elite company, as andy swiss reports. winning the grand national two years running is almost unheard of. a great red one was the last to do it backin great red one was the last to do it back in 197a. but now last year's champion has it in his sights. trained in ireland emma tiger r

our europe regional editor danny aeberhard reports. chanting it's week 23 of the yellow vest protests, and the first since monday's catastrophic fire in notre—dame cathedral. but if the authorities hoped that that disaster heralded a moment of newfound unity, they were wrong. political tensions continue to smoulder, erupting into clashes on the streets of paris. a group of protesters set motorbikes alight in one area. the violence was nothing like the scale of the riots in december. one protester said radical elements had hijacked a mostly peaceful demonstration.

danny savage has more. this afternoon, liverpool stopped to remember. a silence for 96 football fans who went to watch a match and never returned. bell tolls the town hall bell then rang once for each of them. it was one of several events across the city. everybody will know somebody that's lost somebody at hillsborough. there's people you work

danny rose has got six or seven yea rs danny rose has got six or seven years but i can't do six or seven seconds, because i can't risk that one comment. i am 24, i was speaking to paul, he was a big influence on me and has helped me a lot but that is how it is in our day and age, it is how it is in our day and age, it is that we are going to keep suffering. we have got to talk more because someone suffering. we have got to talk more because someone like me talking, i've got thousands of messages, people opening up to me. it is not right, it shouldn't take someone like me for people to be opening up and talking about this situation. it is sad and that is why i will continue to do so. thank you very much and i'm really glad we got you two together. thank you, paul,, thank you, linford and thank you, shaun for coming on the programme. and to keep your messages coming in. a school in walsall has employed someone to change the pupils‘ nappies — because so many pupils are starting school without being toilet—trained. are you a teacher who's come across this? obviously it is easter holida

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well, danny rose has endured racism. most recently, at england's game in montenegro. he does not believe that football is taking that issue seriously. a country can only get fined, you know, a little bit of money for being racist. it's just a bit of a farce at the minute. i've had enough. how i've programmed myself now, i just think that i've got five or six more years left in football, and i just can't wait to see the back of it. this weekend, the fa cup semifinals are played at wembley. it's where raheem sterling grew up and a group of children from his old school will be the guests of the player and manchester city at tomorrow's game. they spent this morning at the bbc and told me that their role models are footballers. what the sport displays really matters. it's disheartening to certain players of colour. like, even though they may be really good on the pitch, due to the colour of their skin maybe, they get criticised for that. i also think that what harry kane has come out and said, that if the england squad receive any more racialabuse, he's going to walk them

. >>> joining me on the set, is legal analyst danny cevallos. you were on yesterday when this was breaking. one of the biggest takeaways was this quote that i read earlier, i'm going to reread it for everybody. i want to hear from you what your biggest takeaways of that 400-plus pages or so was. we don't have that much time, by the way. so here's one of the major quotes that came out of it. if we had confidence after a thorough investigation of the facts that the president clearly did not commit obstruction of justice we would state it. we are unable to reach that judgment. >> would you believe that your favorite quote of that 400 page report is my favorite quote of that 400 page report. it's the one that jumped out at me because it's saying if we had seen clear evidence there was no -- nothing afoot here, no smoking gun, nothing bad, we would have said so. and the silence there is deafening because they didn't do that. they concluded early on he made the binary decision, robert mueller, they could not indict a sitting president and that colored

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danny shaw, bbc news. for that story and more breakfast will be at six o'clock with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. they'll have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: sudanese protesters say they'll continue their demonstrations until power is handed to a civilian administration. an investigation has begun into why the first privately funded mission to the moon ended in failure. after a decade of legal battles — a french cereal farmer has won his case against the us agricultural firm monsanto over the safety of its weedkiller. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the new york times and wikileaks founderjulian assange who was arrested on thursday in london and is now to face a charge in the united states of conspiring to hack into a pentagon computer network in 2010. the arab news leads with sudan and after several months of protests against his rule, president 0mar alâ€

. >> joining us now on the set is msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos and also author of politico, blake hansel. danny, i'm going to start with you, what is the origins of the russian investigation going to look like. this is actually different than the inspector general's investigation into the doj handles of the probe. >> that's right, these are investigations of essentially who watches the watchmen. in particular, in the case of fisa courts which are so secret, what kind of investigation, what is the genesis of an investigation that begins in a fisa court. what goes into a warrant application? on the one hand, fisa courts are so secretive, it's almost impossible to find out what kind of information a judge considers before issuing a warrant. but with the fisa, there's so many back and forth between the fbi, between the courts themselves, that there is a degree of protection. but to the public it is a very opaque process. and this is an investigation into what began the counterintelligence information. whether it was based on legitimate information. >> how long could this type of inves

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the gas station owner new list, but danny was there when it all went down. >>it was scary. it was really scary hernandez came back a short time later with a rock and busted out one of the store's front window. is chase them down and held him until police arrived concerning yes, but what's more concerning is that this happened on march 19. hernandez was busted 9 days later, and 4 and a half miles away at another location in san jose, accused of entering a woman's bedroom and sexually assaulting her meeting that wall hernandez was arrested previously for a 3 felony crimes. he was released days later. >>i do not know why the judge to release him. if he was not released the you know this woman. we have the will to all this. it's sad and it's disappointing. >>the district attorney's office tells us that they're looking into richard hernandez cases, the police department only gave us information on each one. but then he says that on another occasion before this wild scene in the store. hernandez cause trouble refusing to leave the store as he tried to cash in on. he was arrested

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danny rose's has endured racism. he does not believe that football is taking that issue seriously. country can only be fined a little bit for racism. i have had enough. i think it is a farce. i think i have five or six more years left in football and i just can't wait to see the back of it. this weekend, the uefa —— the fa cup semifinals are being played and this is where raheem sterling grew up and he is going to have children from his old school attended the game. going to have children from his old school attended the gamem going to have children from his old school attended the game. it is disheartening to certain players of colour, even if they are very good on the patchjust because of the colour of their get criticised before that. they say at the england squad receive any more racist abuse that they are going to walk off the pitch, i think that is a very good idea. so there is racism at an england game, witty manager walk a tea m england game, witty manager walk a team of the pitch? that question was put t

legal analyst danny savalis and criminal attorney ashley lawson. the president says the law is 100% on his side. it appears chairman neal is ready to take this all the way to court. does the treasury department have a legit argument that will hold up in court? who do you think wins this battle? >> i think chairman neal wins this battle. the law is clear. the law says "shall." it says if they ask for these reports, the treasury department shall give them to them. they have an oversight obligation. part of their job is to do oversight, and that's they're trying to reveal what says they shall give this report over. i think chairman neal will win if this ends up going to court. >> danny, it's so interesting. there's been all this arguing over the interpretation of the word "shall." does "shall" mean you do it? >> when does "shall" not mean "shall"? arguably if you don't reach the issue of the word "shall." the word "shall" is ambiguous. it means you must. we speak to thou should and thou shalt. there is no interpretation other than you must. the republ

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we're back with danny and i long former deputy foreign minister of israel talking about israeli politics after their recent election now mr i will not and yeah who said he would push for israel is sovereignty over the west bank settlements and i'm quoting i will make sure we control the territory west of jordan was it just talk to score some political points or do you see that actually happening any time soon . no actually i don't see it happening you know this was during the campaign rhetoric so i don't think that israel would do anything before we see the trump land and in any case it would be in coordination as much as possible with the international community so what an extreme case would use the full an exception of west bank as a possibility one state solution with a full rights and full citizenship for both palestinians and israelis living there no i don't see. an acceleration of. area a you know to remember the palestinians already ok by forty percent of the west bank with ninety five percent of the population which is already there and we are not there so so they run their own a

danny rose has made his point several times. will it take individual players turning away from football to motivate a response? uefa is due to announce its sanctions against montenegro next month. the latest addition to new york city's cultural landscape hosts its first performance tonight. the shed is a mixed—use art space on manhattan's west side. it features separate areas for live shows and the visual arts, plus a public plaza. the building's most prominent feature is its puffy shell, which rolls back and forth on rails, exposing part of the space to the elements. the bbc‘s nick bryant paid a visit. 0n the west side of manhattan, it's almost as if a new city has taken shape. and it's notjust the home to high rent apartment buildings and retail but the largest artistic space to open in new york for 50 years. an iconic structure called the shed. this giant venue launches with a celebration of african—american music, a family tree of spirituals, blues, jazz and gospel called soundtrack of america. it's been conceived and

i went back with danny ayalon former deputy foreign minister of israel talking about the israeli politics after their recent election now a mistrial on that and yeah host said he would push for israel's sovereignty over the west bank settlements and i'm quoting i will make sure we control the territory west of jordan was it just talk to score some political points or do you see that actually happening any time soon. no actually i don't see it happening you know this was during the campaign rhetorics i don't think that israel would do anything before we see the trump land and in any case it would be in coordination as much as possible with the international community so what an extreme case would you see full an exception of west bank as a possibility one state solution with a full rights and full citizenship for both palestinians and israelis living there . no i don't see. an explanation of. area a you know to remember the palestinians already ok by forty percent of the west bank with ninety five percent of the population which is already there and we are not there so so they run their ow

i will back with danny alan former deputy foreign minister of israel talking about the israeli politics after their recent election now mr i want that and yeah host said he would push for israel with sovereignty over the west bank settlements and i'm quoting i will make sure we control the territory west of jordan was a just talk to score some political points or. do you see that actually happening any time soon. no actually i don't see it happening you know this was during the campaign rhetoric so i don't think that israel would do anything before we see the trump land and in any case it would be in coordination as much as possible with the international community so what an extreme case would you see full an exception of west bank as a possibility one state solution with a full rights and full citizenship for both palestinians and israelis living there . no i don't see. an explanation of. area a you know to remember the palestinians already ok by forty percent of the west bank with ninety five percent of the population which is already there and we are not there so so they run their o

danny rose has made his point several times. will it take individual players turning away from football to motivate a response? uefa is due to announce its sanctions against montenegro next month. the 75—year—old mick jagger has reportedly undergone heart valve replacement surgery. the band postponed their tour of the us and canada when the singer was advised by doctors that he needed medical treatment. in a tweet he thanked hospital staff for doing " a superbjob" and his fans for their support, saying he is "on the mend" and "feeling much better." new york's philharmonic orchestra has down the years performed works from some of the greatest composers of all time. we're talking about the likes of beethoven, mozart and bach. well, two new names can be added to that illustrious list, but these composers are putting youth before experience, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. this piece of work is called rising. and the finger is 11—year—old paloma dineli chesky. this is not herfirst appearance with the new york philharmoni

danny rose has made his point several times. will it take individual players turning away from football to motivate a response? uefa is due to announce its sanctions against montenegro next month. the latest addition to new york city's cultural landscape is hosting its first performance. the shed is a mixed—use art space on manhattan's west side. it features separate areas for live shows and the visual arts, plus a public plaza. the building's most prominent feature is its shell, which rolls back and forth on rails, exposing part of the space to the elements. the bbc‘s nick bryant paid a visit. on the west side of manhattan, it's almost as if a new city has taken shape. and it's notjust the home to high rent apartment buildings and retail but the largest artistic space to open in new york for 50 years. an iconic structure called the shed. this giant venue launches with a celebration of african—american music, a family tree of spirituals, blues, jazz and gospel called soundtrack of america. it's been conceived and created b

danny rose's comments reinforce the sense that racism has become the single biggest issue confronting the sport, including here at the grassroots of the game, where the number of reported incidents have reached record levels. and this season is set to be the worst ever. in leicestershire, the county fa is investigating after a cup final was abandoned this week following alleged racist remarks from the crowd towards a player. they were doing monkey chants, gestures. it's just disgusting, really. it was that bad where i'm feeling sorry for the people for me witnessing it. that's how bad it is. it's kids there. it's just horrible. disgraceful. the government's held talks with the fa and premier league in a bid to get a grip of a crisis that's harming the game's image. but with more players losing faith in football's authorities, the most decisive action may well come from them. dan roan, bbc news. a family in nebraska has a special reason to be thrilled by the birth of a baby girl. as gail maclellan reports, little uma louise had an interesting beginning. they say it takes a village to r

so says danny rose, who has had enough of racist abuse in the game. super sunday shocks aintree as day one of the grand national meeting. and leeds struggles in the super league continues at this they were on the end of a seven try thrashing to hull kr last night. all those details at around 9:40am. see you then. thank you, mike. the man accused of killing 50 people in last month's terror attacks on two mosques in new zealand, has been ordered to undergo mental health tests. after brenton tarrant appeared in court via video link, thejudge ruled he would undergo psychiatric assessments to determine if he was fit to stand trial. he faces 50 murder charges and 39 attempted murder charges. a large forest fire in south korea. several thousand people have been moved from their homes. president moonjae—in has told officials to liaise with north korea in case the fire spreads across the border. a man accused of carrying out a series of knife attacks last weekend has been charged with five counts of attempted murder. the attacks in edmonton in north london b

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