that's off to another 6 hours robert decides to give up. without the rest of the tree trunk it won't bring in much money or there. any hope of bringing this tree down is disappearing so is the money it would fetch they have to start searching again about the rosewood tree has become so red it's like finding a needle in a haystack. treat poaching is not the only extreme way to make a better living on the island some are willing to take even more risks. while madagascar is blessed with natural resources such as spices rough fight and cold one particular resource has new it thousands to this mining town of and so on. is. this town sprang up in just a few months attracted by the promise of easy money more than $10000.00 people live crammed together in extreme poverty most of the stones they dig up are worth just a few dollars however a large a very pure fire can fetch as much as 5 or $6000.00 more than $100.00 times madagascar as minimum wage thousands to go away with the same dream the lucky ones might find the smallest stockpiles. bacco and m

that there is going to be a political spin put upon this and it was robert barres interpretation of what what mahler's report says that he's now in the public rather than the model report itself the report was always going to be the political threat to donald trump and as patty was rightly saying in some of our reporting there there is also the legal threats to donald trump they haven't gone away at all if you look at what's going on in the southern district of new york for example a whole host of other jurisdictions are holding senior level investigations into donald trump and his business activities and to answer the question that patty rightly raised there about why there were so many people getting caught in a perjury trap effectively of lying before congress lying to the f.b.i. what more is investigation was doing was also opening up a whole can of worms about other financial irregularities that many of these people were involved in and as the the trump white house would doubt me point out they were accused of lying about issues that were not directly related to what the main focus

putting him at his main arrival, robert cherry, i'm pretty much, neck and neck. now, what does it mean that he has scored a bigger than expected victory? and what does that mean? that the turn out was a pretty lackluster 50 percent. so just below, well, i think it says a couple of different things. one thing is that there was a big portion of undecided voters who, when it came down to it and they got into the voting booth and they were choosing what candidate you were going to go for. they ended up largely going for nicole passion, and i'm not, i think it's broadly because although yes, there is still a huge amount of anger in this country because of last year's war, many people traumatized. many people grieving at many people, blaming nicole oppression for them. a lot of people felt despite that, despite this prime minister's big floors, he's not a perfect candidate by any means. his rival needs worse than his rival, rebecca cherry and has a history that is when he was the 2nd president of armenia associated with corruption, with a system of patronage. and i'm m

professor stephen roberts thank you for talking to al-jazeera about a fascinating but often confusing subject so perhaps you could start by explaining exactly what these algorithms artificial intelligence on the scene learning actually are and how they're involved already in our everyday lives i think most people have heard of algorithms and many will know something about them these are much more traditional ways of solving a problem with a computer an algorithm is basically a sequence of mathematical steps which are performed inside a piece of software in principle they could be dark with a pencil and paper by you are but of course with big problems it's much easier to let a computer do them we critically we design the steps in a traditional solution in an algorithm so we tell the algorithm what the first step in the training is and then it moves on and performs the next operation of the next and so on and at the end the answer is attained and these are found in everything from our mobile phones to engine management units in our cars to intelligent toasters and microwave ovens and so

electorate has more now from harare on this month's elections the first since the veteran president robert mugabe was deposed eight months ago. linda is one of several young zimbabweans running for office in the general election at the end of july she wants to win a seat in parliament the thirty six year old says the youth should stop complaining about how bad things are and do something to save the country the biggest mistake that the older generation has done is that. it's always been about self aggrandizement and what they'll get out of it but we are the suffering ones we have to create a brighter future for the future generations to come the parliamentary and presidential elections will be the first since robert mugabe resigned last year appealing to young voters is crucial for perspective. sixty percent of the more than five million registered voters under fifty jobs are scarce many try to in a living selling second hand goods on the street there are no reliable opinion polls so the outcome of the general election is hard to predict the rulings on it here party has won every election

senator robert kennedy was assassinated in june one thousand nine hundred sixty eight sir hands or hand is still serving a life sentence for his murder but there have been calls for decades for the case to be reopened including from robert kennedy jr. all the evidence was destroyed after the trial they had a legal obligation to save the evidence because sir ham was going to file an appeal al-jazeera world asks who killed robert kennedy. out of the storm this is over if and now i think you'll see the last back edge storms running through the eastern seaboard nothing much left of course this satellite pictures taken before the real storms got going to hit maybe that in texas writes a home once who might still build but i think probably not this is still the risk area of the big storms with lots of rain falling out of them but look at what's developing in colorado in fact the plain states have dropped in temperature down to minus one and when you have to see the daytime highs there's a big push of winter reckoning in here about time to get to friday it's reached always size times the ohio

robert, good to see again. so if this is indeed new type of ballistic missiles from north korea, how worrying is this? and what's it telling us now about the north missile capabilities? yeah, the advancement towards a submarine launch missile is actually a pretty big step. i mean, the most obvious thing it gives north korea is tremendous rain, right? you could send the submarine basically anywhere in the world as long as remains undetected, which is something of a challenge depending on the subs, agent, engine type. but i mean, as long as that means on the tech them, you could effectively launch from anywhere. the big advantage to north korea that this gives is what we called assured 2nd strike. in other words, even if the united states hits all of north korea, land based weapons, north koreans have submarines at sea, the launch. and so this makes it harder for the united states to pull a 1st strike against north korea, which is probably the reason why they, they, they built it. but there's also a potential off

robert kelly, that thanks robin as you in the u. k. is become the 1st of its kind to generate renewable energy using animal weist. droppings from zebras are x and other animals are converted into fuel using bio mass technology. ne fokker reports from hampshire morning at ma. well, zeus and dung patrols out eagerly collecting an abundance of bowel movements because where there's pu, let's power to generate heat and keep other parts of busy warm. until recently $600.00 tons a year. if the stuff was taken off site and composted with a significant carbon transport cost, but not any more, it's definitely 1st in the u. k. and as far as we know, it might well be the 1st in the world. i don't not azusa our colleagues around the country all what you, what we're doing very closely. they're very keen to see whether this does work and it does work. they've also got the same problem. they've got lots of oil, 5 buildings. they've got lots of big buildings that need lots of hate and they've got lots of waste. so you know how the 1st day works, food g

special counsel robert muller's investigation into alleged russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election shavar town c. was at the court proceedings in the u.s. state of virginia and sent this report. the judge rejected the prosecution's argument that paul manifolds crimes were unlike normal financial fraud cases in sentencing him to just under four years with credit for time served this is the only case brought to trial by special counsel robert mueller as part of his investigation into allegations of collusion between the trump campaign and russia during the twenty sixteen election but this case has nothing to do with dawn from his campaign and so the jury found manifold guilty of bank on tax fraud for crimes committed between two thousand and eight and two thousand and seventeen the government successfully made the case that manifold made tens of millions of dollars through his lobbying for the ukrainian government and then by making misleading loan applications to banks when that work dried up he hid much of that money so it wasn't taxed the prosecution lawyers

robert bride al jazeera sol. sir lincoln has paid back a $1000000000.00 international loan ahead of a tuesday deadline, avoiding default on foreign dent. it's economy was already struggling before the pandemic, but lockdown measures, and border closures have caused the vital tourism industry to collapse. but l fernandez has more. the hudson even just needs a wholesale commodity trader, a job he has done for more than 40 years. but today he's struggling as a result of the country's foreign currency crisis. reserves have fall into $3000000000.00 that we're seeing for the last couple of months is the ban. unfortunately, they're here today. we don't have dollars so they don't do it even a did. so the wait list that setting up name for the food items from about 20 countries. he's worried the delays will affect his business as he can pay supplies on time. that seem inevitable. analisia reserves are hitting to just 6 weeks of input by the year end, which will be a critical phase for longer. one analyst or larger 0 that

an october 2017 special counsel robert muller issues his 1st indictments against people close to the president. meant for trump's campaign director and gates deputy director of the campaign are both charged for breaking a series of laws papadopoulos foreign affairs advisor to the campaign is charged for having lied to the f.b.i. . for promotion festive season and 0 d. and on his 1st targets to the. right here by the f.b.i. . for each. field. about his contacts with foreign nationals he's had a series of people in d.c. suddenly in deep deep trouble but those charged by muller become fair game for the press even if they're not directly linked to the russian. ference and in 2016 election. when the initial indictments were issued by miller people rightfully said wait a minute this is supposed to be about russia so what's going on and a lot of people have said none of this is collusion who cares why is moller charging these crimes if it's not collusion no collusion there's no collusion it seems to be the focus don't delude you know of russia no nothing no police no proof whatsoever presen

application on his corruption trial he was detained by the military during the takeover that forced president robert mugabe from office jumbos lawyers says his client needed hospital treatment after being beaten in custody i'm a deshon man maher have agreed to take assistance from the united nations refugee agency to safeguard the repatriation of hundreds of thousands of ranger rights groups have insisted on outside monitors for that safeguarding but the un has expressed concern about the process the preparation is due to start in two months turkey says u.s. president donald trump has agreed to stop supplying weapons to kurdish y p g fighters in northern syria to his president richard the one spoke to trump on the phone on friday a senior white house official has told our jazeera they will not be an abrupt termination but instead a winding down of support turkey considers the y.p. g a terrorist group a.j. selects is next thanks very much for watching see you soon bye for. documentaries. at this time. don't know how to whether. the. you know but then i have had a lot of my liver on a good or not is a

at the launch site which started sometime between february sixteenth and march second al-jazeera is robert bright joins us now live from south korea's capital seoul rob talk us through these alleged restorations and the timeline. that's right that's there these details are emerging from a security briefing that was given by south korea's main spy agency to lawmakers in seoul and that are now being widely reported by the media here and elsewhere. the satellite images are of the tongue growing chang gree facility this is a facility that has been used to launch satellites but also to test the engines of ballistic missiles now these satellite images which seem to have been corroborated now by intelligence sources in the u.s. seem to show that restoration work has been carried out on one of the large hunger facilities at this site specifically putting on the doors and also parts of a roof now this facility as you mentioned it was there was an undertaking verbal e between kim jong un in his meeting with donald trump in singapore last year the dismantling were of this facility would go ahead this

beautiful works of art and then you've got the military brilliance of robert e. lee which is still studied by military theorists today the passion for this issue we is the sins of confederate ancestors they're our family we review the fact that we feel in our opinion they fought for a noble cause to overthrow it overbearing federal government would you want anybody to talk badly about your family. just the notion of family you know brings up a lot of emotions in me but at the same time if there is a member of one's family that is doing something that you don't agree with you have a responsibility for them to work and we're responsible for the legacy of our ancestors as far as telling the truth as we see it robert e. lee didn't say i'm going to fight for slavery no what he said is i cannot term a sword against virginia so that tells you that the war was not about slavery there are some things we're not going to agree on i appreciate your time and given you are your point of view absolutely. andrews' view that the civil war wasn't primarily fought to preserve slave

attempted to suppress negative news stories about trump cohen may now be cooperating with special counsel robert mueller investigating russian interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. election and whether trump's campaign colluded with russia cohen statements could complicate the president's legal troubles but there are questions about the credibility of cohen's claims in two congressional interviews and subsequent reports there is no mention of cohen's allegations again. the president trump's claims are also in question as e-mails between trump's son and russians went back and forth in two thousand and sixteen then candidate trump told supporters i am going to give a major speech on probably monday of next week and we're going to be discussing all of the things that have taken place with the clintons i think you're going to find it very informative and very very. that major speech never materialized but it does suggest president trump may know more than he claims kimberly hellcat al-jazeera washington. at least two firefighters have died battling wildfires in northern california hot weather and

attempted to suppress negative news stories about trump cohen may now be cooperating with special counsel robert mueller investigating russian interference in the. twenty sixteen us election and whether trump's campaign colluded with russia cohen statements could complicate the president's legal troubles but there are questions about the credibility of cohen's claims in two congressional interviews and subsequent reports there is no mention of cohen's allegations against the president trumps claims are also in question as e-mails between trump's son and russians went back and forth in two thousand and sixteen then candidate trump told supporters i am going to give a major speech on probably monday of next week and we're going to be discussing all of the things that have taken place with the twins i think you're going to find it very informative and very. that major speech never materialized but it does suggest president trump may know more than he claims kimberlee help at al-jazeera washington. well this latest controversy surrounding donald trump came amid positive economic news the u.s. econom

we did not expect chief justice roberts to uphold the affordable care act. so there's more to it than just politics and that is something that chief justice roberts and the other 2 justices that i mentioned cavanaugh and barrett who were appointed by trump. they are concerned about the institutional legitimacy of the court. so i don't think it's as easy a prediction as i'm seeing already after the argument. they may surprise you. they may not. and the, the answer to that will be in the quality of their legal reasoning. as to whether or not it was truly a political decision. not as i mentioned before, the supreme court's go to rule on that texas abortion law that we talked about earlier, that is currently in operation. but there are legal actions being taken against that. what do you think is going to be the legal responses? if this mississippi law is upheld? well, that moves out the issue in the texas case if the mississippi law is upheld in a way that overrules rowan casey. then the texas law is probably going to be considered not necessarily valid, but the

special counsel robert muller's investigation into the russian interference in the twenty six thousand presidential election a judge ordered bad afford to pay restitution of almost twenty four million dollars and another fine of fifty thousand dollars mr mann afford finally got to speak for himself to me clearly except for sponsibility for his conduct. and i think most importantly what you saw today is the same thing that we had said from day one there is absolutely no evidence that paul a man of ford was involved with any collusion with any government official from russia and our correspondent she had written has more from outside the courthouse in alexandria in the u.s. state of virginia and giving pomona for forty seven months the judge rejected the prosecution's argument that poor man a fool is a special case of criminality as far as the judge was concerned his crimes were financial crimes hiding a bank account overseas not paying taxes and not warranting a sentence of decades in prison this will be seized upon by supporters of donald trump who said that robert was special counsel

barr received the report on friday following a twenty two month investigation by the special counsel robert muller as for obstruction of justice allegations the report made no conclusion one way or the other now despite the report not exonerating trump on that count the president is still claiming victory. was just announced there was no collusion with russia the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard there was no collusion with the russian there was no ups truck. and none whatsoever. and it was a complete and total exoneration. it's a shame that our country had to go through this. to be honest it's a shame that your president has had a go through these four before i even got elected it began. and it began illegally and hopefully somebody is going to look at the other side well democrats are calling for the full report to be made public and they also suggested the attorney general can't be trusted saying he has a record a bias against the moeller investigation president is wrong this report is not amount to a so-called total exoneration. the special counsel mother was clear that his report q

zimbabwe's ruling party prepares to impeach robert mugabe is the man.

robert wright has this report school life in hong kong has quickly come to reflect the changes taking place, city wide. from next year, schools will be required to hold national flag raising ceremonies like this one, at least once a week and play the chinese national anthem. and lessons about hong kong, national security law have become part of the curriculum with no one it seems too young to learn. what is national security aimed attending months of social unrest and riots? critic say the law has severely curbed free speech, but the probate gin camp says it's restored order and students must learn about it . we wanted to teach the younger generation to learn more about why we needed the national security. i think every country they must have their national security low, bigger port tab there people put at the country, sol, iving, hong kong is not a sensor at the height of the protest. some of the most violent clashes happened on college campuses and 40 percent of the people arrested were high school or college students. it means the cities classrooms are at the center of efforts to c

so robert sounds as though whatever this is i is sweeping through north korea. what's the situation like there it is extremely alarming, especially when you consider that until less than a week ago. this didn't officially exist. now we have a national crisis on our hands or by north korea's own admission. at the latest estimates point to around possibly one and a half 1000000 people are possibly having contracted at some sort of fever. most of those cases believe to be the only cron variant of co bids or many of those people having recovered or it's very difficult to tell because of course, there is a shortage of testing in north korea to test just how far this sir may have spread you know, famously north korea has said for 2 and a half years now that it is not had any cases of co vetted as kept its borders pretty much permanently sealed. and it stopped the, the, the virus from getting into north korea and a, but with this admission, a lot of a tension is now being paid to some of these events that have been held recently in pyongyang and other places in north k

ongoing about whether or not president trump will sit down for an interview with the special counsel robert miller an interview that the council is likely to press for even harder given the news of this latest tweet by president trump however jay sekulow also insisted that idea of a subpoena of a sitting president was absolutely unheard off saying that should such a subpoena be served it would go all the way to the supreme court and would most likely fail to bring president trump to the interview table but incidentally as well that same lawyer jay sekulow admitted during that interview that he also lied last year when he said that that trump tower meeting involved russian adoption not russian collusion the white house will announce a sanctions that will reimposed be. hosing on iran in the coming hours secular state might peo says the measures are part of u.s. efforts to push back against what he calls a rons aligned activity they are expected to initially cover key exports like cars and carpets president donald trump told the us out of the two thousand and fifteen nuclear agreement which lo

special counsel robert muller released his report detailing russian interference the 2016 u.s. election instead of forcefully confronting pugin issued just a light hearted warning. a white house readout of trump's meeting with the paris cast arms control venezuela syria and iran but there's no mention of the lection. interference and from half hearted word of caution to well some unexpected is once again inviting criticism for trump's failure to forcefully confront russia's leader kimberley hellcat al-jazeera a fox for russia china and india they will want something in common and that's their rather tense relations with the u.s. the 3 leaders met on the sidelines of g 20 discuss how to bolster ties between themselves. our cooperation in the format of russia india and china could become an example of creating a modern fair multi-polar world that rejects protectionism policies of unilateral actions any legal sanctions. in yemen tens of thousands of protesters has turned out in the capital sana against the us economic plans of palestinians which is for papers in bahrain this week

old was dissensions to more than 7 years in prison on tax fraud charges that followed special counsel robert motos investigation into election interference u.s. secretary of state to michael pump aoe is in israel for talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu the meeting was expected to focus on shared concerns about iran the battle against the coronavirus and israel's incoming government and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera in about 25 minutes after witness. was. asked i. have. never had a duty to have him. think it. would be. dependent on a child by. ok. i just feel that if. my adult told me. you are going to go to going to town on it i'm going to do him i'm going to. challenge the man on what i am it does not run without a fight. and not as most. shops would do brighten it on one's own mum with a love. of a family i want a man of any campaign you know that i know i look at what i want to look at really get up and then i'd be sitting there waiting on on a hard look what i'm on doing what i'm going to not leave out on. saturdays i don't want to keep trying rel

take robert mcdaniel for example he was not a hardened criminal he had been arrested for many minor offenses like gambling shooting dice or smoking marijuana minor offenses but the people who he was arrest . and with during those crimes some of them or at least one of them was a victim of violence so the logic was that while robber belongs on the list because he has a relationship with somebody. who's been a victim of violence because he's been arrested with that person before. as an employee. a school drop that it was either both get work or see a drugs in the street and sell in june 1 from our child who was so trying to get my ged that they were and in a misdemeanor trying to get my z. the. star given falling home and started having police officers walk up on me radical me sam on a government aim where i have been and like just things like this there. i hand this over so wes and a social worker can remove his name but they had them on home they stopped at my house and subpoenaed told me that i was put to some type of test this and i was supposed to be a l's move to shoot somebody or give m

justice department and special counsel robert mueller for the russian investigation metaphor is trying to fend off his criminal trial due to start in may he faces known during charges related to work he did for the ukrainian government is little says accuses me of a of going beyond his legal authority by charging him as the headlines and news continues on al-jazeera off the inside story. iran's leadership is both to the task as violent protests continue to run planes falling out evidence for stirring up trouble so is the rest about the economy or is it and to stop basement and how will iran deal with the growing public anger this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. you may have seen i was show earlier this week about the protests in iran the situation has only gotten worse since then mostly peaceful demonstrations have turned violent at least twenty two people have been killed and hundreds arrested protests that seem to be about rising prices and financial struggles now appear to be anti establishment but it's unclear who's organizing the rallies all we know is it isn't

bit uneasy right now and she have just put this into context for us especially when it comes to the robert muller investigation currently ongoing well so this was the big surprise of the testimony that russia would even come up we had been told before that russia wouldn't be coming up because the logic of things which i didn't want to step on the toes of other investigations in congress or elsewhere michael cohen is now saying various things for example about that that you mention that trump knew about what had been told by roger stone this lobbyist with a rather checkered record that he'd had a conversation with a solemn julian assange and had been informed personally that adult was coming wiki leaks denies that any conversation over to place they said actually we announced it publicly you can look at the guardian in that same month where they say look we're going to be coming out with this dump and roger stone is just a man who is trying to be trusted and it all depends on what poll trump told robert miller that it. was told by donald trump i didn't know anything about any wiki leaks dum

journalism on the run mexico and its culture of violence against report who are killed with impute hello robert gilbert in europe. the listening post where we put the global media in all their forms under the microscope. when ellen musk started tweeting about social media platforms and online ethics, a lot of users concluded he was trolling. the world's richest man has a penchant for pushing people's buttons, but his decision to offer $44000000000.00 for the site reflects how badly he wants it mosque has called himself a free speech absolutist. he's described twitter as a digital town square, and that's led analysts to assume that under mosques watch, twitter will loosen it's content moderation policies, which has disturbing implications for hate speech. and it's a fact. there have also been suggestions that he will introduce, paid subscriptions, ban user anonymity and add an added function, letting people change their tweets after posting them. there was also the question of what to do about donald trump and his ilk. elan mosque is on the verge of taking control of a platform where everyone se

thanks despite the 2nd night robert and his companions have lost none of their determination thank. you thank. you. thank you come back. because. it's taken me nearly 30 hours to reach the river but the trip is far from over head still in the rapids. this is the last leg of the journey for robert and his men and the most dangerous shooting the rapids with the trunk attached to some inner tubes. 2 men are in charge of the makeshift raft if they fall overboard $400.00 commuters a bruise which will fall on top of that junk cars are just awful good to me and wrong when you fill up the total of $52.00. and the 2 gazing 20 cars in color which are causing me if you think i've done the trailing it out you want to keep. thank you know is the pilot. thank you thank you thank. you thank you. thank you the 1st rapid you know dismisses his copilot who apparently isn't being my child thank you. thank you sir net the pilots and say hello my special to the family company room the causing what i mean if you think that's come on bob somebody look like this is a thank you. the raft is virtually uncont

the matter for didn't come up with that information so that's interesting so that's why robert mueller saying you didn't or someone is saying you didn't live up to that deal but then there's area five that robert will also lied about his contacts with the trumpet administration after he had reached that deal so the question there's a lot to speculate about things there as well because. it didn't come up with the goods in his deal with for and it seems that he was in touch with the drug administration at that time that he didn't come up with the goods so another source of speculation so tried to deal with here plenty of reductions. trump himself there has tweeted that he has nothing to worry about a couple of hours ago he sent out a tweet that said well this all clears me but clearly that isn't the case there are some real issues here for legal scrutiny as you put it in data local so we'll continue to follow events with you and the team in washington as the days progress thanks. well earlier i spoke to former u.s. associate deputy attorney general bruce fein he says that while the findi

pretty it's not something that many americans are comfortable with including former first ladies like robert bush but end of the day the president sees as a as a useful way to force the issue i can see lincoln still shaking his head gentlemen time has flown unfortunately we find the most for us and discuss on this spot in the fred we are out of time that's thank contest then joe watkins lincoln mitchell and david ward. you can see the show again any time by visiting our website. the discussion. page. story join the. i'm sam is a dam in dar with a look at the headlines here now just syria pro-government forces say they've taken control of her davis airport but the fighting continues the enemy army is also blocking the road between her day the province and the capital this would cut supply lines and stop reinforcements from the who through stronghold santa simon may burn is a lecturer in international relations of the middle east at lancaster university he says the fighting in her data is going to have a massive impact on the country. i fear it's just a matter of time before the city falls and

from the moment robert mugabe's resignation became official the picture is driving the coverage of the story looks like this celebre tour but should that be the case his successor emmerson. is not exactly a fresh face free of back. as mugabe's former head of national security he takes office with a reputation for crushing dissent then there's the military having entered the political fray and intervened once how long will the generals be willing to remain on the side for all the coverage of zimbabwe inside the country and out plenty of stories are going on top including what lies ahead for the media. that's been very problematic for the international media too or just as a story to the actions of one individual in the picture is more complex it wasn't just. south africa and it wasn't only the actions of. the supposedly destroyed but when you look at power relations between the different parties within factions within the party the story is. god days past what is it going to be like this if million military relations going forward how is the opposed to mugabe scenario going to be a desi

so far the only thing that is certain is that the special counsel robert mueller has issued his report on alleged collusion between russia and the trump two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign to the attorney general william barr what's also clear is that the attorney general has been reviewing the document and is trying to figure out what if any parts of the document should be released to the white house to congress and to the u.s. public what is not clear is one how long this report is to how much information it contains three whether there are any recommendations for action beyond the special counsel's decision not to indict any more people it is worth pointing out that during this investigation which took nearly two years robert muller's office indicted or convicted thirty four people and three companies for their acts involved in alleged behavior that is considered illegal under u.s. law meantime the decision on whether to release information in this report is following along partisan lines congressional democrats say that all of the information as well as the supporting ev

greg robert has expressed anger over the way the please handle the shooting. he says he was misled about their response. the information that i was given turned out in part to be inaccurate. and i'm absolutely livid about that. and here is my expectation. my expectation is that the law enforcement leaders that are leading the investigations which includes the texas rangers and the epi, are they get to the bottom? americas biggest gun lobby has held a major convention, despite criticism over gun violence in the us, former president, donald trump, and senator ted cruz ramos. they're speaking to an engine. has mona from houston? what you're hearing right now is seeing those are members of the enter a convention coming out. and the voice is behind the camera, or on bridge it was earlier, more than 10000. i would say testers during every time and enter a member comes out. so what you're hearing right now is the response of the crowd outside to the crowd. inside. donald trump essentially said that there were no guns and really measuring who didn't help. you said tha

well well well well when patrick and robert were seven in one thousand nine hundred two. violence and crime were a big talking point well oh well oh well and then i was sleepy my sister surely came to this new things peaceful also around the house with that thing steve left with kim it's what you feel about his. character to have a hand in the bed because i find out about it and he'd have when i shut the front my house. at seven and this one leander lived within sight of table mountain not far from patrick and robert in what had been a migrant workers' hostel their daily lives had been framed by violence both in these hostels and also in the eastern cape where they spent time. in the toy train the dance of protest of the liberation movement was something they had witnessed firsthand in both cases god. i know. i'm. i'm. i'm i'm. not i'm with you. yes was my you know i'm up for the fan service. he did to you old fellow who. you've. made and when you make it will you come. back. you. know as you very. recently. the weekend. i was up and would on last night. again i hope i ca

robert bride al jazeera home co persons. queen elizabeth has spent a nice in hospital off to counseling her visit to northern ireland. this week, buckingham palace say the queen went out, but on wednesday afternoon for preliminary investigations, falling medical advice to rest for a few days. the monarch returned to windsor castle on thursday honest, said to be in good spirits. a cinematographers been killed and a direct injured after the act to alec baldwin fired a prop gun on a film sets in new mexico. the accident occurred during the filming of a 19th century weston and title rust. web olden is playing the lead. no charges have been filed. investigation is currently underway. and a 66000000 year old dinosaurs skeleton nickname big john has sold for $7700000.00 at auction. the 8 meters long it is the largest triceratops ever discovered. the remains were sold in paris about 6 times the initial estimate, a laceration in the skull suggests that the dinosaur died in a fight. it is being acquired by an american collector and th

but she ends main rival, the for president roberts custodians. armenia alliance block is in a distance, 2nd place with 21 percent outrage. those 2 centers of armenia to fees in the war and only 49 percent of eligible voters cost up. now let's go live together and i'll just hear as warri. challenge is there to tell us more worry about the reaction to the shins when well, look in the end, it wasn't really even close. the final opinion polls go begin to yesterday's thing, suggested that you could cherry on what, neck and neck in the poles than that there might be a situation in which you would have to have coalition negotiations with smaller parties. if those failed after a certain amount of time, then you would go to a 2nd round of voting in a month. none of that is necessary. now, because nicole passionate, patient patch indian has this, betty commanding mandate to form the next government. it suggests that there was a large amount of undecided voters who in the end decided when push came to shove, that they were going to go for pushing in and against cherry. and now we can on pick some

robert bride al jazeera go home, south korea. ah, are my top stories on how to 0? state officials have told the u. s. congress that they were personally pressured by then president donald trump. to overturn the result of the 2020 election. i testified to the house committee investigations 4th hearing into last year's capitol hill. riot. arizona's house speaker says trump pushed for his team to be allowed into the state capitol to present what they called evidence of voter fraud . that he refused up to that time the, the circus i called with the circus had.

roberts and the flattery washer. why am i gonna need washer seneca message that hudson will let you know, will know how well can be of them love. lisa will happen to be my usual special thing about the lower classes that we have our own space experiment a lot. and that is giving us a playful approach to deal with new things. and it's also nice that you know, knows a lot about the arabic topography, which is nice influence, i guess i n as a colleague, he shows a great deal of respect and interest for the very different sorts of work that other colleagues at the school do. and between my department, which is painting in between typography, department, where guy and works interesting synergy and mutual respect. and that he understands very well. michelle, how many her says i left him up lobby. i wish he is near rested. ok, he said we can move one of them and because i luckily insomnia, and in a couple of kind of who was in the lady when had a death, couldn't fossil the sci fi, our, the own, the receipt be for thought to

let's bring it to robert scott. he joins us via skype from washington, d. c, and relative athena, international economist at the economic policy institute. robert, good job with a sudden how significant is this deal in reached by us? prosecutors and it was pushed the buyer and administration to make this deal. now, do you think well, i think the if i, the ministration is made a wise choice here. i think the administration preferred a go along style and politics and punishment focused on individuals. i think any course you particularly concerned about any connections were won, but i do think there's a core issue here which is why way has been shown have deep connections to the chinese military. and there are legitimate security concerns about the use of wild way equipment, bio ministration has made clear they're concerned about that. and they're going to pursue a new approach by and by, we're going alone. the you and the offended most our lives. i think by and we'll work together with other allies in europe and elsewhere to address the security threats relat

national counsel robert muller has submitted his long awaited report no more indictments coming from the special counsel and he said i waited two years for this is terrible around four thirty five pm white house lawyers were notified and about half an hour after that this letter was delivered to the judiciary committees of house and senate and official notification from william barr that the report was in his hands the attorney general added that he'd be consulting with his deputy as well as special counsel to determine what other information from the report can be released to congress and the public but democratic party leaders insist the complete trip or should be made available to congress it's imperative for mr barr to make the full report public and provide its underlying documentation and findings to congress the mill investigation has already led to criminal charges being laid against more than thirty individuals at least six of them within trumps in a circle at one stage or another. a senior justice official is being quoted as saying that the special counsel does not invision

zimbabweans have a farm seized and given to black families because of land reform laws passed when robert mugabe was president over the years some felt his black economic empowerment policies excluded them from mainstream politics and job opportunities the army forced mugabe to resign and the man who replaced him says land grabs would no longer be tolerated president. who's seeking reelection has been looking for votes among whites the barbarians at a rally in had any. reform men are sitting near word what everyone. must. wonder. what. to. some a skeptical about the timing of the president's reassurances to white voters a few days before the parliamentary and presidential elections others are more optimistic we need to come together. not. from from politics and voting day at the end of the month will be the first without deposed president robert mugabe the elections are being closely watched by the international community. generally. true. even though they haven't complained for intimidation. or generally been able to get their work done. but the main opposition leader nelson chamisa isn'

his name robert mercer. he is co c.e.o. of a hedge fund firm renaissance technologies whose ranks he's been climbing since one nine hundred ninety three. carol cadwallader has been investigating this computer engineer turned billionaire robot is he is an absolutely brilliant scientist. really pioneering work. in the sixty's and in the field of natural language processing which is the base of. basically and he was that royce at the start of it and working out how to do my machine translation between languages so that google translates which we use all the time. descendant of the work that he did you know he is without doubt one of the brilliant computer engineers of his generation and he was just an ordinary middle class guy doing a professional job and he got an offer from renascence technologies this hedge fund . for them and he did. it was in the early ninety's that robert mercer left i.b.m. to work for run a song technologies. there he applied his methods of calculation on the stock exchange in order to predict its fluct

robert will begin with the delay to take your games. you that and it wasn't elim picks like no other yeah and one the i see felt just to go ahead despite the fall i was amongst the few that able to get into the venue. it was almost the 1st most the behind closed doors olympics. surreal, soul of experience at times, but while the japanese public were locked out course, the game stayed, managed to get completed so many could still watch around the world on television. which meant the, i see got the cache which could be ultimately sent back out to fund sports around the world. another huge talking point was the main bio one of the greatest u. s. gymnastic time struggling with mental health and unable to compete for much of the games. yeah, it was a real true monument of drama in the opening days of the games where she lost herself in mid air and she actually struggled on her opening routine. and she had the confidence to walk away and she stepped home to a far bigger platform. it would say one of mental health actually advocacy. and she fe

that the robert mugabe's still here. but not as strong as he thought in the city's anger boiled over a new generation demanded mugabe go it's time for you to resign it's time for you to step down. in the end it was the army that pushed him worried he'd appoint grace as his successor a former colleague and then the rival of grace's emmerson women took over it was more palace cruden revolution although the joy mirrored that of zimbabwe's original revolution 37 years earlier who got the retreated to his mansion bitter to the last we don't deserve. we don't. see it but. the real tragedy robert mugabe could never bear dear dear of his country enjoying a 2nd freedom from his ruinous grip. clearly opinions are divisors about robert mugabe's life and his legacy how much faster has more from the capital harare president him assimilate like us relationship with robert mugabe was not always easy but on friday he praised the man he replaced as a principled comrade good made huge sacrifices for his country we await. the remains or fo

national counsel robert muller has submitted his long awaited report no more indictments coming from the special counsel and he said i waited two years for this is terrible around four thirty five pm white house lawyers were notified and about half an hour after that this letter was delivered to the judiciary committees of house and senate and official notification from william barr that the report was in his hands the attorney general added that he'd be consulting with his deputy as well as special counsel miller to determine what other information from the report can be released to congress and the public. but democratic party leaders insist the complete report should be made available to congress it's imperative for mr barr to make the full report public and provide its underlying documentation and findings to congress the mill investigation has already led to criminal charges being laid against more than thirty individuals at least six of them within trumps in a circle at one stage or another. a senior justice official is being quoted as saying that the special counsel does not i

muller the special investigator this was a test case seen as a litmus test for what robert muller's investigation is this obviously legitimizes that none of the charges in this case related to his investigation into russian collusion between the campaign and russia these were all tax. bank fraud charges but they came out of the miller investigation so you've heard president trump over the past few days calling the investigation a witch hunt and even referring to a poor man i fought as as what was happening here is sad and now this is day four of the jury's deliberation there were a few notes going backwards and forwards over the past few days the jury couldn't come to a unanimous decision on ten of those charges but of the eight charges that pomona four has been found guilty on between those eight charges that is enough to put him in jail for the rest of his life and again we come back to this question what might this all mean for donald trump. i mean this is a pretty meant to stay for the trumpet ministration when you look at the story christensen's been covering with michael cohen

going through the original people of this land determined to have their voices heard on election day robert oulds al jazeera. this is allen says there these are the top stories french authorities say the man who killed 3 people in a terrorist attack in nice was a tunis ian who arrived in france or italy with an italian red cross travel document president in money says the incident is another attack on fronts and it's funny. to me to miss you ladies and gentlemen once again our country has been hit by an islamist terror attack once again this morning 3 of our compact hits tell him nice in this not to die. and very clearly france is under attack. she knew some of the thinking if we are attacked it is for our values for our taste for freedom but this possibility on our soil is a belief really not to give in to any mind of terror so i say it with great clarity once again we will not give in european leaders a reintroducing strix measures in response to rising corona virus infections spain's catalonia region assessing its borders 15 days from now it says going into months long last the lock down