in london robbie macintyre humanitarian information advisor at save the children and in staffordshire also in the u.k. mark echols and turner a lecturer in global health law at kiel university welcome to the program anthony let me start with you you've written that many african nations continue to suffer from weak governance and that we can start to sions exacerbated the spread of ebola how much more difficult does that make it to effectively combat the spread of ebola wrote about the outbreak of ebola as it happened in 201415 in west africa affecting 3 countries it was a cross border emergency situation in west africa very difficult to manage countries emerging from conflict and without international participation would not have been able to overcome the crisis which they did but it took a long time and many mistakes were made particularly those of coordination cooperation and communication it seems to be now that with the 2nd the outbreak now in the sea with the potential to spread across borders into the wonder and neighboring countries the very same city issues are in need of atte

to robbie began forming coalitions in order to confront the communist party. as an m.p. he began to work from within and his legal expertise enabled him to get elected as head of a committee to draft a new constitution for sudan. he was already emerging as a controversial figure. sitting in the. us that will lead to to be another hot what the. many were outraged by the students comments but he took a different view he channeled the anger into an attack on his sworn enemy the communist party where some saw despair as to be opportunity. with. his off alone because. you know very. little bell of the muslim eye on what the media is to will it have a. film. what. if you have us of a should need. or. want to say you are. i said to run he's got feedback on what we can for larry says he. can't fathom but a shopper so that he sold it to someone i saw with thank you. i mean no never i am but lamont and his bashir his bum when he didn't more walking the 100 nobody disputes with them. yeah. you got with a lot. on them and make decent yabby i've got a d.d. distort. me and you leave h

i'll to robbie's life and politics on al-jazeera. watching out to 0 let's recap the top stories right now argentina's currency has plunged against the dollar after president richard mockery suffered a major setback in as attempts to when reelection governing party pull 15 percent less than opposition candidate alberto fernandez who secured more than 47 percent of the vote. all flights in and out of hong kong airport have been canceled after more than $5000.00 protesters flooded into the arrivals hall over $100.00 flights and affected. iraq's foreign minister says the u.s. military buildup in the gulf could threaten the entire region and exclusive interview with al jazeera job at siri for more international bustles on the area will lead to insecurity. and got amala conservative candidate. will be the next president election officials declared the winner after early results showed him with a commanding lead over the center right contender and former 1st lady central taurus john home and has more. what the mole is new president elects a

i think there is a problem that it is margot robbie. because she is famous, we expect her to be in it more. she is a supporting character, she is not a lead. if it was someone less famous we wouldn't focus on it so much. there are moments where it is about her and she doesn't say anything, but through facial expressions she says so much. there is a scene where sharon tate is watching one of her own films at the cinema, it is perhaps the most beautiful moment in the film. she doesn't say anything, but you get the sense of what she is trying to convey. it is not all about dialogue. we haven't mentioned violence a lot yet. imean, tarantino, cataclysmic violence quite often, what about here? yes, there are some moments, some explosive violence, but overall it feels slower, calmer, and it does feel more mature. this is his ninth film. he has been making movies for, what, 27, 28 years. he is not the young buck that he once was. that is very much reflected in this film. it is about people who aren't as young and cool as they used to be. let's

i think there is a problem that it is margot robbie. because she is famous, we expect her to be in it more. she is a supporting character, she is not a lead. if it was someone less famous we wouldn't focus on it so much. there are moments where it is about her and she doesn't say anything, but through facial expressions she says so much. there is a scene where sharon tate is watching one of her own films at the cinema, it is perhaps the most beautiful moment in the film. she doesn't say anything, but you get the sense of what she is trying to convey. it is not all about dialogue. we haven't mentioned violence a lot yet. imean, tarantino, cataclysmic violence quite often, what about here? yes, there are some moments, some explosive violence, but overall it feels slower, calmer, and it does feel more mature. this is his ninth film. he has been making movies for, what, 27, 28 years. he is not the young buck that he once was. that is very much reflected in this film. it is about people who aren't as young and cool as they used to be. let us

panel is back, alex, robbie, jimmy. let's begin with robbie here. casual doom and mac and cheese on a tuesday night, what's up with this claim? she also saided in the said owe that we didn't play that today's younger generation more informed -- [laughter] than anyone else in the past. and i'm not quite sure -- >> what if the glaciers have dinosaurs' blood in them, and we bring them back, and they wreak havoc? that could happen. >> on an island? >> so all activists have to say this, you have to say you can't sleep because of your activism. you're waking up in the middle of the night with panic attacks, because that's how you prove you're truly dedicated to the cause. if you were able to have a normal day and not think about how doomed the planet is, they would say you weren't serious. it's true. they all compete to be more triggered -- guy goi i like that you just slid in the title of your book there. [laughter] very well done. also my e brain is very strained, so i'm thinking jurassic park, you know, an island in a warm climate. i do believe this is

and robbie was arrested and once again and despite holding high office he found himself in jail. in the streets there were widespread antigovernment protests against the high prices of consumer goods harsh living conditions and the perennial problems with the south. the defense minister announced that the army supported the people. was overthrown and exiled this heralded a new chapter for has and. when the delhi high has a missing. a lot. of the not. for the. who or. so let the time of the most again. and the do misses keep. a sob and for track a little knot of valinor gather the article slips after a brief transition in 1985 the military stepped back and allowed the new prime minister south can imagine to take office the following gear and matty and robbie were old friends and related by marriage but this was no guarantee of either power or influence for the other performer the reader who has brought home. variables in a dependable real islamia harbor has been. because he will do them a macconnell they were different of about what was about to the menorah for drama. would be som

if they succeeded to robbie would be imprisoned again if they failed it would be to his advantage for another family and his later while. we certainly want. more than a couple to live in that what it is i mean. a little company seen. from company maybe elaine who i never could not hear that he was violent his business and the lady can talk to his shoppers and then he limped out with. a muscle we need in the can i leave her alone. with telling. me to see by the media on the cover of your missy by the way i don't have a michelle like it. no matter what we see in a model or how critical is that. with a lucky enough donnacona of the. mother had the video of the little the hear the announcer the nina the harbor the more they on it on a whim and you look at you know a lot of. the senior pastors if he wins in alabama who now but they are for q i'm looking at this carton is on the saw the shabby so shabby up and has it again. i wouldn't have. the kind of to figure out a letter that he. had written also one that the world was. just one of the so not mean i would support them but. in the letter

if they succeeded to robbie would be imprisoned again if they failed it would be to his advantage for this young family and his later while. we certainly want. more than a couple to live in that 170. little company cian. phone company maybe elaine who i'm in the community and that he was abandoned his business senility can kill his shoppers and then he limped out with no illegal we must handle being it he can i leave her alone. with telling. me to see by the media coverage. missy by the way i don't have a michelle like it. no matter what we see in a model or how critical is that. with iraq i know that i'm not going out of the. home because i have a little mother had a studio at the village to hear the answer than any of the ha ha ha the more they are get on the horn and when you look at you know a lot of. the senior passes in fee when zylon much sooner but they are for q i'm looking for is companies are we saw a shabby so to shabbir it has it again. i wouldn't has said that kind of to figure out a letter that he. had written also one that someone was. just one of the sold out mean i w

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by 983 as robbie had achieved a remarkable turn around his old enemies the communists were propping up the new mary regime which needed the backing of someone with the ear of the people who better than the son of a religious judge with a deep understanding of islamic law. the american one behind anonymity and the idea of going to work on it that move or minute his wish. we were at for that look at them with a valid that they're in the for you the fleas lamine official poverty slam you who will all be a sheria you'll be her. alone i. can know that i live lost was the shot of the. way along i mean come as i will they will feel nothing else. but i filed my alien you know i really. met this out kid that i thought. about i wouldn't whatever. job and no xabi the give. me with. the 2 i love why you need. you know i mean publicly said i'm the kind of the diff i laid it out to. her kind of with the the finnessey are some of the clubs and the hook up for the name so i doubt that. well i mean me you have got to say middle. how do you know you love me. up and i know i've already been there from wa

lackey him to robbie the model as a man but we've got in the office a wee. bit on the. ward with a lot of in my does the money but we don't want to. hear. that in the sudan how do you see done. a shop you'll surely wash up with a hard. ass posh with will be. like you know would be. a nice place on a beach the back when i was going to be the journey to the top of sudanese politics had been a rough one as an oil to be had risen from bright young lawyer to having a seat at the top table but events were set to take a dramatic turn catapulting into a new role that of right hand man to the president always in the future when mao. what do abut among me with the pursuit. hello there plenty of often in scott across the southeast of the united states out of the line of rain showers working their way across the northeast but it's not just that it's very widespread as i say we've also fairly have much of texas right way down into louisiana but also into arkansas oklahoma city and similarly down there with a high of 37 pleasant and 27 degrees celsius and then on friday and not a gre

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robbie and i once did a call about that. remember, robbie? >> she doesn't. >> she remembers. all right, so we sort of touched on this but once again i guess why did you wait until you published her book to disclose sexual assault? >> because no one knew about it. >> you told two friends. >> two friends and one is here. lisa is here. where is lisa? right here. i told lisa. i made her promise not to tell anyone. that was it. because i thought it was a hilarious story and i started to tell her laughing laughing and lisa told me it was not funny and her tone completely changed and she told me we had to go to the police, so i told lisa don't tell anyone. do not tell anyone. so, to my hilarious story which i was going to dine out on four weeks was killed. i still realize i haven't come to grips with what has happened, but at the time that was good enough that we were just not going to talk about it. >> this is an improbable thing because i do an enormous amount of me too events i think this audience about half men which is astounding. >> astounding. >> usually there is just like on

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the awe honor is associate editor of reason magazine or reason.com, robby soave. who are these young radicals? >> guest: these are activists who are particularly causing issues on college cam puts. but you end up final in streets of places like portland as well who are different from kind of the old left. all about free speech, due process, kind of aclu values. what we're seeing now is a lot of attempts to shut down speakers who come to college campuses, even the professors of the activist students who are purportedly on the west as well, the progressive left, say they can't have conversations with these students anymore, that it risk finding system they do offend them, they're jobs could be in trouble because they could be investigated. it's changing our culture very quickly and dramatically toward this cancel everybody. everybody who is problematic has to be out of public life and that's running fromming this active vin visit -- activist contingent on the left. >> host: all on he left. >> guest: it's on the right as bill and talk about the ill liberal rhythm of

cliff booth is played by brad pitt, and sharon tate played by margot robbie. sharon tate was a real person, married to roman polanski, her star is on the rise, it is three people over a few days in hollywood, 1969, this is a clip where rick is desperately trying to get some stunt work for cliff. let us get some stunt work for cliff. let us have a look. i can't afford to hire a bunch of quys i can't afford to hire a bunch of guys that smoke cigarettes and talk to each other on the grounds i might use them. i have a four-man team. i got to look after my dudes. use them. i have a four-man team. i got to look after my dudesm use them. i have a four-man team. i got to look after my dudes. if your dudes were a better match i would say ok, you got me, but that is not the case and you know it. he is a great match for me. yes. you could do anything you wanted to him. throw him offa do anything you wanted to him. throw him off a building right. do anything you wanted to him. throw him offa building right. light do anything you wanted to him. throw him off a building rig

if they succeeded to robbie would be imprisoned again if they failed it would be to his advantage for another family and his later while. we certainly want. more than a couple truly cannot what is i mean. little commie sheen. front company maybe a lame who i never could not hear that he was violent his bushehr salinity can kill his shoppers and. they must handle being meat in the can i leave alone. with telling. you not to seen by that in the media on the cover of your missy by the way i had one of my initial like an a plus a lot it. no matter what we see in a model or how cover carries those. with a lucky enough that i'm not going out of the. home because i have a. mother had the studio at the time of the little and the here to live with any of the hub of the more they are in it i know when you look at you know a lot of. what i've been seeing. a sing a powerful feel when a zillion mad when a but there you fuck you i'm looking at them is a disorder shabby so to shut me up and has it again. i wouldn't have. that kind of to figure out a letter that he. had written i was with that someon

even in death the spirit of hassan as to robbie is still very much alive. the story of a friendship between a filmmaker and a 7 year old girl what is it would mean. giving into her a future being the syrian war. in the face of deep rooted tension between villepin eans and the refugees. my syrian friend. on al-jazeera. we've had some severe weather into the upper midwest of the united states a fair amount of cloud rolling for the reason is that eastern side of the u.s. that will see some very lively storms as we go through thursday so some wet weather anywhere from around new york new jersey right doubt cross the carolinas down into the panhandle looking very unsettled possibility of some localized flooding doesn't get that much better as you go on into friday to clear around the southeastern corner of the north new york should brighten up we'll see a few showers there just up towards new england into that eastern side of kind of the central canada fair bit of cloud here central parts of the u.s. through the plains looking at some very heavy rain just around

williams, brad pitt, margot robbie, and leo dicaprio. apologies to matt damon. we did run out of time for him tonight. "nightline" is coming up next. but first, this is her album. it's called "love remains." here with the song "killing me," tal wilkenfeld. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ love don't rescue me i've got nowhere better i wanna be ♪ ♪ i wanna be held but not beholden standing my ground with one eye open ♪ ♪ this fight doesn't quite add up ♪ ♪ love i thought you were free but now i'm on the hook for all you've given me ♪ ♪ doesn't matter what i say or think or do you see what you see ♪ ♪ the lens you're looking through ♪ ♪ this fight keeps me tied to the worst in m and it's killing me killing me ♪ ♪ love i'm losing my voice you lead me to believe i had a choice ♪ ♪ let's pause retract our claws you could take my side while i take yours ♪ ♪ this fight keeps me tied to the worst in me and it's killing me killing me ♪ ♪ love don't rescue me i've got nowhere better i wanna be ♪ ♪ this fight keeps me tied to

well, now, robby's finally telling his side of the story. >> we did not make a sex tape. i'm not sitting there with a camera aimed down and trying to get the angles, like, we got caught on the security camera, basically. it was a puppy camera in her friend's living room. the couch we crashed on. >>> coming up -- has liam moved on from miley, with his brother's ex? and who gets custody of their 15 pets? >>> then, remember this? before monday's vmas, we're flashing back to the wildest moments in the show's history. >> i cannot believe that just freakin' happened. >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- gerard butler on his third "fallen" film. how he's channeling another action star in "angel has fallen." >> we really took it in a fallen." >> we really took it in a different direct oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. ♪ >>> so, this is the woman tabloid reports claim liam was "seeking comfort" w

in front of by standards at all to airports as to robbie was approached by hashem but the. special forces commander of the sudan people's liberation army. dean a karate black belt lunged forward with near fetal cells and then also in the top of. my policy early might be a part of how you want any question but it had been well brought up by mothers mama to have been here in the public. or under my mother but we had. a kind of heather just one of us while obama sure to be some having got out there who are going to examine us with the cover if you got the money them accountable formally in the late american of so beloved by the dean be all about the god of the office a little more thought. in how the feel of what he meant for you. behold i can think of them again the thought of this just doesn't wash out of a moment although a few more thought of going to the ask him a few more thought a while so much going to. come so our brain that he pray for me as a friend and believed i was short for my thoughts on the thought were working for just what kind of boy. yourself that your fat

i think there are a lot of lessons to take from the past races that some of which robbie mentioned. the electability argument which obviously biden is holding solid on is one where back in 2008, hillary clinton was ahead of barack obama by 30 or 40 points on the electability argument. it didn't actually switch back to see barack obama as the most electable according to national polls until the march super tuesday time line. so it doesn't necessarily lead to where voters are going to go on caucus day. and as robbie kind much touched on in the beginning, you need people not just to be saying they're with you. you need them to be dedicated. >> right. >> people who are going to be volunteering ten, 15 hours a week because caucuses are hard. >> like that lady who is hosting staff in a room examiand painti the floor. >> exactly, she's going to be fighting for warren on caucus night. those are the people you need on your side. >> thanks very much. appreciate it. new fallout after jeffrey epstein's apparent suicide, changes at the jail after he was taken off suicide watch and left alone his

robbie burns visit to the hotel in 1782, and he wrote a poem on the wall. burns visit to the hotel in 1782, and he wrote a poem on the wallm is still there. this is the original? wow. he had a few whiskeys iam presuming original? wow. he had a few whiskeys i am presuming a mr ryan chair, inspiration struck, and he wrote on the wall. that's quite remarkable. i can't imagine there are many hotels around that can boast their own handwritten robbie burns poem. the first example of graffiti in this area. up next, it is mike with trending travel. it is now time for trending travel, a regular pick of the top photos, videos and stories all happening online this week. the chance for you to legally climb uluru is officially and quickly coming to an end. 0ctober uluru is officially and quickly coming to an end. october 26 this year is the day that has been chosen to ban people from climbing the world heritage listed site. it is also one of the planet's most recognisable natural landmarks and a sacred site for the local people. but just sacred site for the local people

even in death the spirit of hassan as to robbie is still very much alive. the story of a friendship between a filmmaker and a 7 year old girl what is it would mean. giving over to our a few cheap families being the syrian war. in the face of deep rooted tension between the lebanese and the refugees. my syrian friend. on al-jazeera. across the southeast of the united states this line of work his way up the east coast and again we could see a few more of those thunderstorms also for the weather working its way through the upper midwest but as we go through monday that line of rain tends to push up tools and all that ahead of that warm day in new york with a high of 30 celsius still very nice out in tucson francisca 20 degrees 26 days on monday a tad warmer there as we head into tuesday 29 degrees celsius that will change across the northeast that rain carried away quite quickly 30 celsius in new york but what we have got is more rain across much of the gulf region and also into florida not helping in some of those areas that have actually seen some flooding i

if they succeeded to robbie would be imprisoned again if they failed it would be to his advantage for this young family and his safety while. we certainly want. more than a couple to only give up what is a. little company sheen. for company maybe elaine who i never could not hear that he was violent his business salinity can kill his shoppers and. they must handle being indeed he can i leave her alone. with telling. me to see by the media coverage of missy by the way i had thought about michelle like it. no matter what we see in a model or how critical is that. with it ok not that i'm not going to of the. home because i haven't. had the video that the the here to live with any of the hubble the more they are in it i know when you look at you know a lot of. me too i've been seeing. a senior at the half was in for me when is it alan much by the you for q i'm looking for is companies are we saw a shabby soda shabbir and has it again. i wouldn't have. that kind of that figure out a little but he. hadn't and i wasn't with that so what were. some of the sold out mean i would support them bu

kevin fallen was once again pulling the strings setting up carry him below robbie for the visitors i thought has been on the verge of stardom for what feels like his whole career he may not be as big a name as habits but it's hard to find a flaw in his game right now if he did any better because you might have to sell him what's his secret. so he was just well played. the hosts looks powerless against full throttle live accusing the occasional set piece rarely threatened. to shoot all fans with laughter that own devices for entertainment. but because he was showing off the attacking chemistry that made them so dangerous late last season with a bit more precision it could have easily been 4 mil a robbie here denied by zach stephens. but if leaving couzens positives haven't missed a beat from last season had they worked out the kinks with 8 minutes to play in the game long wrapped up if you showed the familiar defensive struck by 31 thanks to american midfielder alfredo morale is going to probably never again have that much space in the box going to sleep. but it was too little too lat

injust minutes, robbie gets the news he'd hoped to hear. i'm pleased to tell you there's one line, which means you don't have hiv. aye. sleeping rough and injecting drugs, he knows he is at high risk of infection, ao robbie says he always takes care to get clean needles, available free from various chemists and charities. do you know people that do share needles? aye. i said if you can go out of your way to get your money to get drugs, get drugs, you can do it right, you get the paraphernalia to have the drugs. you know, it's not hard, know what i mean? waverley care in glasgow are the first and only team anywhere in the uk taking hiv testing onto the streets. they gave us an exclusive look at their attempts to reach the growing homeless population in glasgow. you do see people getting anxious. everybody seems to know someone with hiv, but weren't aware of the outbreak. they don't know the numbers. they may be aware of one or two people in their close circle of friends, but not aware of the potential hundred—plus that is connected to glas

in front of my standards at all to airports as to robbie was approached by hashem but the dean special forces commander of the sudan people's liberation army but the teen a karate black belt lunged forward with new feet and then also in the top of. my policy in an alley might be a part of it i'll tell you my knee has been that of the well but of my mother's mama get out of the had been he let me out of the public. doesn't but about under my mother but we had. a kind of heather just one of us while obama sure to be some haven't got the one who are going to mill his own as would. cover if you got the money them accountable for money in the late american of so beloved by the dean be all about the other with the office a little more thought. in how the feel of have got even for you. behold i can think of them again both of us just as a nazi out of a moment. well the theme i thought of kind of the also of him i thought that while some of the kind of that come so our brain that he prayed for me as a friend and a belief that was short for my thoughts wasn't on the thought were working for us

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robbie thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. so there you have it, warrington putting behind them the disappointment of losing here in the disappointment of losing here in the final last year. of course more to come, st. helens code, and perhaps should, be crowned super league champions. a long way to go before that, for now, from wembley, it's warrington wolves who are the challenge cup winners. adam wilde there for us, the challenge cup final. we have had a couple more warm—up games we've had a couple more warm up games for the rugby world cup that starts next month. england look in pretty good shape, came on top against the runner league super league, adam wilde was 57—15 their biggesat win against ireland. they ran in eight tries at twickenham. that's a big blow to irelan'ds praparations, they could have gone ican i can tell you he is enjoying this pa rt i can tell you he is enjoying this part too much. this is a huge blow to ireland's's preparations, they could have gone top of the world rankings. at murrayfield, scotla

robbie, thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. so there you have it. warrington putting behind them the disappointment of losing here in the final last year. of course, more to come. st. helens could come and perhaps should, should be crowned super league champions come along way to go before that. for now, from wembley, it's warrington wolves who are the challenge cup winners. a adam wild there for us. we've had a couple more warm up games for the rugby world cup that starts next month. england look in pretty good shape, they beat ireland 57—15 — running in 8 tries at twickenham. he is enjoying this far too much. that's a huge blow to ireland's preparations, they could have gone top of the world rankings with a win — instead it was their biggest ever defeat to england. meanwhile over at murrayfield, scotland avenged last weeks defeat to the french with a narrow 17—14 victory. david domb reports twickenham's final send off to england ahead of the world cup, ireland were the visitors, on top of the world rankings with a win. having shipped in ea

played by brad pitt, who is rick's best friend, his stuntman, and you have sharon tate, played by margot robbie. sharon tate was a real person, she was a real actor, married to roman polanski, and she is the opposite, her star is on the rise.

i think there is a problem that it is margot robbie. because she's famous, we expect her to be in it more. she's a supporting character, she's not a lead. she's a supporting character, she's not one of the leads. if it was someone less famous we wouldn't focus on that quite so much. but there are moments where it is about her and she doesn't say anything, but through facial expressions she says so much. there's a scene where sharon tate is watching one of her own films at the cinema, it's perhaps the most beautiful moment in the film. she doesn't say anything, but you get the sense of what she's trying to convey. so it's not all about dialogue. we haven't mentioned violence a lot yet. i mean, tarantino, cataclysmic violence quite often, what about here? yes, certainly some moments, some explosive violence, but i think overall it feels slower, it feels calmer, and it does just feel more mature. this is his ninth film. he has been making movies for, what, 27, 28 years, now? he's not the young buck that he once was. that is very much refle

i'll to robbie's life and politics on al-jazeera. i know that some or some of almost all across much of the southeast of the united states also a band of cloud with rain gradually pulling away from the east coast through sunny sinking the skies into new york and d.c. in the last few hours we could just see is that a thunderstorm in washington d.c. on monday and what we will see sunny is an increase in the rain working its way across the great lakes on the upper midwest and in fact by cheese day becoming much more widespread the rain stretching all the way from missouri right there across into ohio and actually down as far as tennessee we could house missed on thunderstorms in the mix here as well fading a bit fresher in the wake of this rain certainly on trees into chicago high that of 28 degrees celsius and still very warm in los angeles 30 degrees and 18 celsius in san francisco that we had a down into the caribbean some very heavy rain for the next couple days pushing across into the windward bridgetown will certainly see the rain

whose influence is still felt on events in the country to their city i'll to robbie's life and politics on al-jazeera. how you got a lot of fine and clear weather into south america a little of the cold side behind this weather system here just pushing away from rio so temperatures are going to struggle to get to around 90 celsius here want to showers into that eastern side of brazil further north the heaviest showers are in place into the far north of the country thicken up a little bit as we go on into monday by monday realize about 21 celsius but still one of 2 showers coming in behind already wet weather that's pushing up towards the venezuela will see some cloud and rain coming into the caribbean over the next day i'll say is if abit of cloud there just sliding across the windward islands through the lesser antilles this is the same that we have in trinidad there this is a miraculous but you can just see some clouds bubbling up over the country's 2nd highest peak that will introduce him a west the weather to go through the next dial 7 is sliding in from the atlantic and that will s

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just 6 minutes later fall and once again made mincemeat of the just defense cut in belo robbie to increase the lead to 3 neil alford less netted a consolation goal for just pulled off in the waning minutes i believe are close and they're off to an ideal start to the campaign with 2 straight wins. freshly promoted better born came out with all guns blazing against fribourg. putting the hosts in the lead only 3 minutes in. fribourg only came alive after christiane strode handled the ball in the box. converting the ensuing penalty to make it one all i 5 minutes before half time neils patterson took advantage of poor positioning by the batter born defense to put fribourg in front to one that had been coached deaf and dumb guard voiced his displeasure and earned a yellow card the 1st for a coach in just league history in the final minute chang kwan tapped into round out the 31 scoreline a perfect start to the campaign for fribourg. of course we're very happy to have this nice feeling and i think it's important to have 6 points up to to. get promoted better born meanwhile have played their heart

to the people beat beat beat beat beat there very peaceful protests by the government this robbie's while that's why we go to go on the street there and maybe some poor. thing that we brought the road that's why the boy that fired the tear gas and i and i just want. to know or. care and greet yeah. it seems the police are also changing tactics in response for the 1st time groups of cannons rolled through the streets threatening to drench the protest is not. the case of arrested more than 700 people since protests began in june more protest is risking arrest to make their voices heard. now one reason protesters took to the streets of hong kong this weekend was that mistrust of a new style of lampposts that has sprung up across the city these lampposts are equipped with surveillance technology and ledge to have links to chinese tech phones and on saturday protesters used an electric suit to cut through at least one lamp post to bring it to the ground off to fears that it was a quick with facial recognition cameras that could be used by law enforcement now to hong kong government said that t