08/09/2016 Outside Source

Hello and welcome back to Outside Source. I lead story is about a

report that is claiming the air we breathe is responsible for one in

ten deaths worldwide. Barely six months of do the European Union and

Turkey struck a deal to stop migrants travelling into Europe,

60,000 migrants are stuck in Greece. We will be discussing the

Paralympics and Olympics and looking at the world though Mac games. They

are happening at the moment in Kurdistan. The BBC is there. In a

moment we will speak to our Washington correspondent. We'll be

talking about one of the Republican candidates who does not know where

Aleppo is. Want to return to breaking news that has been coming

in since we have been on air. This again from Reuters. It is from

France, Paris, where three women have been arrested in connection

with a car laden with gas canisters. That was found abandoned near Notre

Dame at the weekend. The authorities are saying the people involved with

the car were probably planning what the authorities are calling an

imminent attack. Yesterday, two other people were arrested in

connection with this car. One of them was already on a watch list for

people who may have been radicalised. The story is growing in

one of the significant aspects is what were the gas canisters doing in

the car. Authorities are saying that they were likely to be part of a

plan to carry out a terrorist attack. Bits and bobs coming in on

that story, so we will leave it there. When Moore does come in, I

will bring it to you. In the meantime, let us go to the US

because there are no shortage of things to talk about in the

presidential campaign. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton held a

question-and-answer session with military veterans on an aircraft

hangar. Hillary Clinton was asked about the e-mail scandal and Donald

Trump was asked about Vladimir Putin.

The question and answer session was held in an aircraft hanger of all

places. Hillary Clinton was asked about the e-mail scandal. It is

something that should not have been done, it was a mistake. It was not

good enough for this veteran in the audience. You have corrupted our

national security. I communicated about classified material on a

wholly separate system. I took it very seriously. Please welcome the

Republican nominee for president, Donald Trump. As a potential

commander-in-chief, the billionaire faces questions about his knowledge,

temperament and also what some see as his romance with Vladimir Putin.

If he says great things about me, I will say great things about him. I

have said that he is a leader and has strong control over his country.

It is a different system and I don't like it, but in that system he has

been a leader for more than our president has been a leader. He was

also asked about Isis. I think under the leadership of President Obama,

leaders have been reduced to rubble. It's embarrassing. There was also

widespread criticism from the news anchor for not challenging more of

Donald Trump is not assertions. Things should have been followed up.

That was a lot of contradiction. Isn't this exchange with the

libertarian candidate Gary Johnson. What would you do about Aleppo if

you were elected? And what is Aleppo? Are you kidding? No. Aleppo

is in Syria. It is the epicentre of the refugee crisis... OK, got it.

But that is a sideshow. It's the two main candidates who are vying to

become commander-in-chief. Hillary Clinton was slammed for the use of a

private e-mail server. Donald Trump praise Vladimir Putin, but criticise

the US generals he hopes to lead. They hope to project their

strengths, but instead they highlighted the weaknesses.

Let us work through some of these issues. Kathie Kay is with us. Let

us start with Hillary Clinton. I guess the problem is that every

question directed about her private e-mails means they are not talking

about positive aspects of her campaign. Even Hillary Clinton

supporters are frustrated because she has spent a third of her time in

that forum talking about the e-mail server and they are frustrated that

she has not found a better way to put this to bed. One Democratic

senator I spoke to who is a big fan of Hillary Clinton said she needs

the come out so sorry, wishes it has never happened, won't do it again

and has done everything she can to protect American security and keep

saying that every day until we are bored of talking about it and people

are bored of hearing it. As much as the e-mail server issue itself has

gone on, there are issues that has handled it. Donald Trump asked to

lee-macro was asked questions about temperament and knowledge. Did he

manage to answer them? There has been a lot of criticism of Donald

Trump is my performance. Several people pointed out the fact that he

said he had always been opposed to the Iraq war, where as in 2002 he is

on tape saying he thought America should invade Iraq. That comment

about his relationship with Vladimir Putin as well. Hillary Clinton gave

a press conference today to rebut that and said that he was

disrespectful to American generals and it was an unsafe thing to do.

There has been a lot of criticism of his performance, but the general

analysis is he had an easier ride than she did. You and I both know

live broadcasting is never guaranteed to go to plan, but you

know when you're having a bad day when the president is criticising

how you anchor something. That journalists has had a roasting.

That's right there some stated -- -- that is right and it has been said

that he did not give a good performance. The issue is how the

candidates performed well and not the moderator. It's about what we

decide in the run-up at the American voters decide. In that respect,

those asking questions should push and make sure the facts are right,

but that is less important than who is answering the questions. One last

question about Gary Johnson and Aleppo. Apart from it being an auger

bit of television, did we learn anything from that? He does not know

where Aleppo is what it is. He put out a statement saying he

misunderstood and that he had not heard the question clearly. The

question was clear, they could not be much debate about the fact he was

being asked about Aleppo and he did not know what it was. He said in a

statement that he thought it was an acronym for something else. As Nick

said, it is a sideshow. He won't be the next president of the United

States. Hillary Clinton of Donald Trump well and neither of them had

good performances last night. Good to speak to you. That was Kathie Kay

live from Washington, DC. Sport now and then Sarah Storey has become the

most successful female Paralympian of all time. Nothing is thought is

going to got -- nothing is sport is guaranteed, but this is pretty full

on. On the first day of competition of

the 11 days of Paralympic sports in Rio de Janeiro, she was up against a

fellow Briton. They were guaranteed gold and silver, but doing so the

story, she cruised to victory to make it 12 Paralympic gold medals.

She was tied with the great Baroness Panny Grey Thompson on 11, but now

she holds that record. -- Baroness Panny Grey Thompson. The time trial

on the road and the road race. 12 Paralympic golds, a British record.

Expect that to be 13, 14, maybe 15 by the end of the games. Great to

see history being made on the Thursday the Paralympics proper. I

wanted to ask about the story that at first glance is dry, but it is

important. Fifa have held up a banner all Atletico Madrid not being

able to sign players in the next two windows. That's right. This goes

back to signing under age players, and 18s from different countries.

Fifa world investigating Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid regarding

transfers over an eight-year period. Both clubs bought themselves a

little bit of time by appealing. Today Fifa has thrown out the

appeals and the band stands for the next two transfer windows, but they

are saying it is unjust. They are going to try to get it overturned by

the Court of Arbitration for Sport. Barcelona tried the same thing when

they got the banned from Fifa for doing the same thing. It did not

stand at all. They said no, Fifa are correct. Expect Gareth Bale,

Cristiano Ronaldo not to have any competition for places over the next

14 months. I am sure Real Madrid will cope. Let's talk about not the

Paralympics but the Olympics because Ryan Doherty the Olympic swimmer has

been banned for ten months because he lied about that robbery at

gunpoint June the Olympics. It emerged that there was not a

robbery, he and his team-mates were involved in vandalism. This

punishment means that Lochte will not be able to qualify for the 20

17th world swimming Championships. Boxing and Kell Brook is fighting

Golovkin. Tickets sold out in 11 minutes and here is why. No one --

neither of them have been beaten. Brooke is no slouch, he is world

welterweight champion. He has had to come up the couple of weights and is

the underdog. Here is how he has been training.

We're going to hit the numbers and the pass them. Preparation is key. I

can't wait for September the tenth to get here. I want to show the

world and shocked the world. Only 20 minutes. This is passive fitness.

Using hot bath to get the extra percentage is to make sure he is

nice and fit. Very tough, solid performer, good defence. He is a

quality kit. This will give us a good measure of where he is. It's

good sparring for both of us. It is very hard work. Your body is dying

to get some oxygen and that room is not letting you. You had two drag

yourself. These skies know what they are on about, science wise. -- these

people. Lots of boxes don't necessarily do the training to

optimise themselves. Kell Brook will be a better middleweight than he was

at welterweight. I'm fighting Golovkin. I think about it every

day, about the fight and how it will map out. . It has been tough. We

have been pushed very hard and we have mastered it. We will come with

the goods, the signs are hard work. We are going to get the titles. You

can get live commentary of that fight on BBC radio five live and

where ever you are you can follow the match through a live page on the

BBC sport at. This video was posted by an amateur cyclist when this

happened. . Idiot idiot! He is making his feelings clear. That was

the Team Sky coach going past him very close. You can see just how

close it gets to him, about a metre away before it cuts in to avoid a

lorry coming in the other direction. Not ideal by any means. Team Sky

didn't waste any time by replying to the video. They said we are sorry

and we have already spoken to the driver. By the way, they were on the

road for the Tour of Britain. Jack Bauer won the fifth stage today. In

a few minutes time a different sporting event to tell you about.

The world nomad games in Kurdistan. Some interesting sports that we will

be looking at. In the UK an extra ?12.5 million will be spent on

mobile devices and pumps for Northern Ireland. It follows the

floods last year. -- northern England. Having looked at the report

for the first time today, I have to say I am a bit disappointed that

there isn't more substance in it. They have identified the key issues

in terms of managing the catchment areas and to look at the resilience

of the infrastructure, for example, but I'm afraid a lot of this comes

down to funding. We have had a group in Cumbria looking at the issues

that are particular to Cumbria and a lot of the recommendations are going

to require funding. We have had funding from the government, but it

is generally accepted that if we are going to make the infrastructure

resilient we will need more funding, and I guess that is true of other

places in the country. What indication is there that you will

get the funding? The Chancellor in the budget earlier this year

announced an extra ?7 million for flood defences across the country

and as far as I can see, what has been announced today is ?12.5

million out of that total which is to be used to increase the supply of

temporary flood barriers, which have their place in some circumstances,

but they're not really the solution to a lot of the problems we face

here in Cumbria. -- 700 million. As we head into winter, do you feel the

government has given you enough support to be ready for winter? We

have had a lot of support from the government and I don't want to

underplay that, particularly in terms to the damage of our

infrastructure, but most of the money was used to repair the damage

caused to the infrastructure. Making it truly resilient, for example,

bridges that have pillars on the riverbed, particularly prone to

blocking steering heavy rainfall which contributes to flooding. The

solution is to replace them with single span bridges, but that costs

a lot of money that has not been made available to us. This is

Outside Source, where live in the BBC newsroom. A lead story is about

air pollution. The report says one in a hundred people die because of

it. More information on the US elections, particularly focusing on

the foreign policy credentials of the two main candidates. In the UK

the news at ten is next. Millions of pounds will be invested in new flood

barriers in England in response to the flooding last year. More on that

with Huw Edwards. We have been talking about the Olympics and

Paralympics, but let's leave that to one side a focus on the Nomad Games.

They are being hosted in Kurdistan. It offers a broad palette of sports.

Our correspondence is there. This sports requires good

horsemanship. The aim is to pull your opponent off the horse.

Athletes from 50 countries have come here to celebrate the heritage of

nomads. Other sports at the games demand precision, coordination and

strategic thinking. The aim of this game is to knock a collection of

knuckle bones out of a ten metre wide circle. It is a metaphor that

expresses the attitude of people to the rulers. The little bones are the

players and the big bones are the rule of President. The game

replicates the overthrowing of a rule, something the Kurdish people

have done twice in the last ten years. These competitions represent

a revival of nomadic lifestyle that was suppressed when the country was

part of the soviet union. Now these curves are proudly showing off the

tents, made from felt and would without a single nail. They erected

within minutes when there is time to go, they leave no footprints. It is

a way of life that has flourished again since Kurdistan gained its

independence in 1991. This teacher is keen to pass on the traditions to

her students. In those times our custom started to fade away and now

we are trying to revive them. I can't say all the youngsters will

choose to live like this. The only just starting to appreciate the

nomadic life. Kurdistan has spent a huge amount of money on the games.

Its economy is struggling, but the government believes it is more

important to preserve this way of life for the world's benefit.

Some sad news from Florida. The Jamaican singer Prince Buster has

sadly died. He was responsible for a lot of great tracks. Lots of people

have been paying tribute. Mick Hucknall said he was a scar reggae

pioneer. -- ska reggae pioneer. Here he is on

top of the Pops.