all over the world. for the top stories out. no details here us president donald trump this is all this while going to talk. immunizations start. models but it is the first day on the job you. so all. general john kerry bring order to the white house. it's techies biggest post acute trial today hundreds of people are facing charges over their alleged role in a failed plot to overthrow president at one. the accused forced to work past angry protesters on their way in schools. and pakistani make his

elected head taken the day off and i was sure it was disqualified by the supreme court. shade of rc is only expected to serve until the former prime ministers product takes about. well first the us president donald trump has. he says he wants to reports of turmoil in his administration after he fired his. a communications director in six months trump said there was no white house kael since following the sacking of anthony scaramucci. who was in the job just eleven days nine senior members of the executive branch and the trumpet ministration have quits being fired in the last six months? erected ten iva compared with previous administrations without man sitting next to you donald trump is general john kelly is reborn in as the new chief of staff and he is

supposed to be. bringing some order it to the white house let's go to washington now a correspondent galaga family his that gotta get. iran's previous shows spy satellite fled the now anthony scaramucci and they'll as said short stints at the white house and they have now all gone and general john kelly. is supposed to be at bringing some order getting things in line how i've been. fighting against each other engage in a sort of power struggle inside this still west wing as you mentioned this cost very many. our personalities their jobs though so far this administration really breaking records with their three different directors of communication to spokespersons. a panto to chief of staff and this in the span of a six months so

the idea probably by bringing in this retired general is to sort of try to bring. well basically military discipline to this administration donald trump says that it is a fine tune one at their tears absolutely no chaos. he wants us to focus on numbers which he says are good and serve to prove according to him that there is. that there are no issues no problems for instance rising wages and employment at its lowest in seventeen years the borders secure his name they conservative judge. to the us supreme court and the stock market according to him is reaching. a record highs but again it's very difficult not to indeed be sort of a lingering at all the obvious chaos inside this so why else which is going from one scandal to the next but also perhaps more importantly. is increasingly confronted with a legislative failures right as an about something like a great of course that russia story i just about will not go away at the

latest. is that that statements add that jared kushner charm son in law gave. to the media. lost month and lose notes from him. but actually dictated to him by donald trump that is the latest allegation and dead the white house. as space person of the latest one has been answering our questions on that. just few moments ago. yeah absolutely and that the basically the sequence of events is that there was an indian infamous meeting organized crime our last year during the campaign hosted by. don't want you to do now president assad and then hand so. zone. they were members of. rogers. you know. personalities or facials involved a. and when we details of that. it emerged and in new york on story reporting about. under twenty whether the pressure yeah i wanted to see signs of the president.

a statement saying it is a matter of fact you know there was just. so they were talking about adoption. eating in on. related. further details of started emerging in the statement that was produced by donald trump junior proved to be completely misleading. and false now with the washington post is coming out not reporting is that as a matter of fact it was a donald trump junior's father the president donald trump on the margins of the g. twenty. but in germany was dictating that false and misleading statements it's a very important developments. i simply because the president is involved in looks what looks very much to be a cover up which some. say is tantamount or can be equated with obstruction. hand the again the present himself. is involved and this is causing quite a bit of a iran frustration but inside this white house precisely because some of the folks who serve in senior advisory positions are saying that this was a. ridiculous and completely

unnecessary move. on the parts. of this are presidents in this ever growing on daily basis russia scandal or so called russia gate scandal gallagher thank you very much and they got a family that reporting from washington. living see venezuela west to senior opposition leaders have been taken from their homes leopoldo lopez and antonia days mob were already on the house arrest when members of the venezuelan security service. came to arrest them in the middle of the night that family's kind they've been taken to a minute to present to you and the united states the european union and surely. i will criticize the arrests resident has the story. this is one. taken away from their homes in the middle of the night. cctv footage shows an israeli opposition leader leopoldo lopez being escorted out by intelligence services on tuesday. at the same moment the

former mayor of caracas antonio. was arrested means. here in this video films on the owner. the supreme court said the man wasn't. prison because we broke a research. house arrest i making political statements on social media. but accordingly opala lopez's lawyer it was no such. action. they went any restricts to make public statements on the political social crisis in the country. no dating have restriction to meetings with people. leopoldo lopez never by legal counsel and in compliance with the law never breached the impose sentence. despite that however he finds himself in the minute tree that i'm a very that prisons. the two men were already under house arrest after accusations of inciting violence during anti government protests in twenty fourteen. they had also called for more protests in recent months. the arrests come just two days after a controversial vote to elect a constituent

assembly in venezuela. which saw at least ten people killed in violent clashes with the police. opposition supporters have accused president nicolas maduro of trying to re write the constitution to tighten his grip on power. maduro meanwhile says the new assembly will bring peace and unity. and has accused the opposition of spreading chaos and hatred. of the u. s. has responded to the vote by slapping literal with direct sanctions. calling him a dictator. while un secretary general antonio guterres has called for immediate negotiations between the venezuelan government. and the opposition. but she checking now in eighty five hundred people arrested in the aftermath of last year's failed coup have gone on trial in ankara. they're accused of conspiring to oust president under one among the main suspects the us space very particular and he's being tried in absentia. intellectual has the story. charges against them range

from violating the constitution to attempting to kill the president's. one by one civilian and military coup defendants were brought on the heavy coats to the purpose built courtroom inside a prison. outside families of some of the two hundred and forty nine people killed during the coup attempts sheltered motorists. you see i'm here for the memory of our eternal marchers to make sure their blood was not given in vain. chisum's we want the death penalty for them. we won't let anyone occupy a country. since god it did about. a total of four hundred eighty six suspects are on trial. has both the largest legal process in the country's modern history. they're accused of directing lost allies cube it's a conservative type other one and his government's. as well as bombing several key buildings including parliaments. seven among them of being tried in absentia. clerics such an acute and is accused of engineering the pitch. it has been named as the main defendants. and self

imposed exile in the u. s. he strongly denies the charges. in february three hundred thirty suspects who tried the same prison complex. and in may another two hundred twenty one put put on trial. just some of the fifty thousand people arrested in the crackdown following the failed coup. but at least three is suspected gang members were shot dead in a russian court today after they tried to grab the guards guns and flee. the member on trial for a series of murders in the courtroom in moscow with full no enforcement officials were wounded in a shootout. russian media it claims the keys to part of the so called grand theft auto gang that responsible for leaving spike's own roads forcing motorists after that becaus. before shooting them at least seventeen people were killed. there's been an explosion inside a mosque in afghanistan the blast happened in the town of herat's near the blue we we launch. the mosques are going to tease country's minority shiite community

frequently told us it's like how about another. thanks extremists but also. has an english was culpable. i was able to sneak to. listen to doctors in the city of iraq that they were telling us that at least thirty four people. confirmed killed and more than sixty people wanted it other columns. that i have gathered both from doctors and lisa socials. says this isn't easy thirty sixty people are killed. that number may change. what we have seen is that angry residents it's from this side neighborhood? i i share neighborhood to the south of the city of herat. a clash with the local police. they burned down a local police checkpoint that was supposed to be providing security for this mosque the gel idea mosque. and they she has in this neighborhood i've lived in full harmony with the sunni community. there's no history of

sectarian violence betweens as sin isn't she has. and and herat. herat deserve relatively peaceful and prosperous compared to the rest of afghanistan we've also seen. a lines of young iraqis outside of fat many hospitals in the city of herat donating blood one doctor that i spoke to told me dad dad the victims. that he was three doing. war from various ages and what we're being told by herat police at this stage that leads to attackers first opened fire on these worshipers. who are present in the mosque in big numbers there some sort of religiou? gathering after the evening prayers and. i'll after the. shark many of these worshipers dead and almost an execution style a one or two attackers could have detonated. at their suicide vests. some hand grenades are also tossed so we're still trying to. get a full picture but

the it has been described as a massacre by those who survived. this attack it's a bloody attack and. now us some iraqi officials are telling us that this was a very deliberate attack. on the shia community in afghanistan. but across the border in pakistan lawmakers have elected a new prime minister shade celebrations breakoutn pakistan's parliament after show had the bossy was announced prime minister. the westin educated former oil minister is a staunch ally of the ousted former leader. prime minister shahid abbas he has vowed to get to work immediately. they say oh he's only have a forty five day. i say i made to him for forty five days of forty five hours. some

hates to work not to keep the sequel. despite the cheers in parliament childhood the bossi's tenure is expected to be short. he'll be serving as a place holder on to someone who is young go grab rush also includes on mtv by election. the cd thing we can canadian prime minister. among the opposition it's labeled on. choosing one montana has to make a way for a woman and. who would have maybe just? now pfizer's egmont lulu. also if electric itv on the mind. that i lose this country. in august on we're dealing with with comedian dennis. and. this is the worst part of a democracy. now why should we first signed from office last friday after the supreme court called for his dismissal. they rule the former prime minister should face corruption charges for concealing sources of revenue. the sixty seven year old serve three separate stints as prime

minister without ever completing a full term in office. panelists say the speedy change if god wanted road security and economic gains made since the last election in twenty thirteen. it will also ease fears of pakistan tumbling into yet another phase of political instability. eyes travel misery now for thousands of people stranded at one of paris's main railway stations the national rail operator sncf says. a rare electrical fault responsible for signal failures has now been fixed. and those passengers affected by delays will be reimbursed the government now says that is too little. too late. no it isn't a swingin is may have finally fix the folds. but it's done little to placate frustrated traveler. still waiting up paroxysm. three days of trial as russians have affected thousands of passengers. it's a mess. we just found out our trains been cancele. we get on with it with two

children awful. consumer groups say the incident was badly managed. with passengers delayed for hours with no information. as sncf set technical checks would have to continue overnight tuesday. the government is also in the company to explain itself. some you don't hundred thousand people were able to travel over the past forty eight hours. seven thousand couldn't find a solution on this is unacceptable during the holidays wasn't on divac cosmodrome about her pulling up as the two presidents of the sncf for a little by the end of the week. school because i don't think this situation is satisfactory. i would need to avoid this sort of thing happening again rituals to keep them. sncf has yet to calculate the cost of this episode. but his promise to reinvest fully all passengers who unable to pour that trains. regardless of that ticket type. but the bill is likely to run up even more.

just two weeks ago there was another signal failure. and france's national state owned railway company is now and the pressure. to modernize parts of its aging network. well french officials are quietly celebrate sitting off to los angeles announced it was dropping out of the race to host the twenty twenty four summer olympic games and will host the games four years later instead. lot of course means paris's bid has no rival president emmanuel wacko. escalate an important step but they won't be any public celebrations until an official announcement. is made next month. it's seen as a near victory for the city of lights. after weeks of intense negotiations with the international olympic committee. alyssa. to host the summer games in. he ate. it's a decision that leaves paris the sole contender for twenty twenty four. the man leading the bait for the french capital says things can only kickstart auto formal decision is announced in september. but don't you moron there waiting for that moment joke we have the conviction that friends can organize great games. it's historically

it's been a hundred years. we want to show the entire world that we can succeed and beautiful things critics or the. critics of the game say the concessions los angeles were offered could now set a precedent. the ioc agreed to pump money into you sports programs in the city. as well as provide a hundred and eighty million dollar funding advance. all they see an addition to a greater shelf brought cost and sponsorship revenues. it was an offer la's mayor says was too good to resist. in the spirit of partnership we work together with the ioc on forging a new future at a delicate time. international relations and for the olympic games. and los angeles we will host the games here in the city of angels again. kelly's decision to push back the games now needs approval from city council and the us olympic committe. the ioc will officially announce the winners of both games when they meet in peru in september. in a statement french president emmanuel matt

coles says he's committed to securing the games harrison twenty twenty four. let's get some businesses way that kate really about this in the city and decades prince finance minister is in italy today. i try to smooth relations over the side of a principios together is quite a lot of tension between the two countries up because just last week the french government took the surprise step. of nationalizing the s. t. x. shipyard on france's atlantic coast. yes after a deal to sell a stake in the site italy's state owned thing can't cherry fell apart. many americans government wants to split ownership fifty fifty but italy has refused insisting that he can cherry should have a majority stake as agreed with the owner owned administration. finance minister brumaire now says the negotiations will be extended through september. or correspond justina canas been following discussions in rome. when the french fine it's just another man a mooch from these children today he described uneasily as two great countries that what were essentially like all those but there was no sign

of any had her family out of these. tools which lasted only in an hour in the room today none of the attendees line and this just to yokado bought online and in economic development is to kagato linda were both. very disappointed and he had yet adams into the italians would not knowing how to budget on its position a fif both sides a locked in this. standoff and we're unlikely to see any kind of progress before the french president and that obama crawl and the italian prime minister paulo chintamani. major for a bilateral summers in the city of leon. at the end of september but

the french are also concerned about. retaining technology retaining jobs and also very concerned about a deal that was done by fincantieri. with the chinese shipbuilding. operation these state shipbuilding operation a one point five billion dollar deal to build to cruise ships for the carnival corporation. now that's another sticking point in this deal the french want to retain technology retain jobs. and build something for europe. rotten seeing these jobs go abroad. his internal reporting from rome. doesn't get on the day's trading action now european markets searched his shoes i was strong economic data and corporate earnings. the firm for tax let meetings over one percent sign employment germany still at five point seven percent. of the load of lessons reunification fits

was one hundred six heart my world royce which structures sergeant henderson on strong profit. more he's also try going upwards visit our downtown once again hitting a new record high trading in your your the twenty church. thousands mark. unemployment point nine per. the. first comic a psa is completed its takeover of vox on both pal from general motors. the deal makes psa which already owns the peugeot and citroen brown's the second largest automaker in. europe behind fox sogha. the agreement values the browns at two point two billion euros. usa hopes to bring them back to. moving on some days of the business headlines now. bp is back in the plot reporting better than expected profits of six hundred eighty four million

dollars in the second quarter. the alternate was weighed down by hefty charges related to a stalled project in angola. and pay off from the deepwater horizon disaster in the gulf of mexico in twenty ten. like its rivals exxon mobil and royal dutch shell bp has been cutting costs is as a can now break even if oil prices remain around an overload forty seven dollars a barrel. italy's largest retail bank said its second quarter profit jumped after it received government cash for rescuing two struggling regional banks. about three and a half billion euros in public in texas on a hollow sound products that just eight hundred thirty seven million euros. engine into remaining assets like of without any chance of. can identify. today. but under orders to cut any of the three hundred jobs and close up fifty stores. fears for their retirement or second quarter net losses of phony dollars still less

than expected. but the bird is struggling to compete again like nike. six million sales forecast says like we do now. american and this i spring y decided to outsource its production. these employees took a bold then unusual step. instead of looking for work elsewhere. they chose to buy the factory back themselves. yeah. but. it was probably a risk but it was worth it. at least we had a joke. that number because i put on finding what kids nearly impossible. we created our own jobs and that's fantastic. you got. the nineteen employees invested five thousand euros each and took a significant

pay cuts to buy back the plants. today only one machine remains operational. and the company has gone from producing industrial quantities of ice cream. to making a more artisanal product. well this event we now use flash pasteurized milk as opposed to powdered milk mixed with water. i gambled that started to pay off. the company's revenue grew by twenty percent in two thousand sixteen. but profits are only part of the story. for many of these novice enterpreneurs their biggest accomplishments to have protected their livelihood. feeling affected but if it's really a source of pride but when we fought back we didn't run over. and we managed to reach our goal finale but then when viewed. the concept of workers turn shareholders is also gaining traction in the u. s.. were around seven thousand businesses are now fully owned by their employees. finally the afternoon siesta is a time honored tradition

in spain. another's new business that offers people a place to lay their hands. siesta and go opened in the heart of madrid in may. it has nineteen beds and a selection of reading material for those looking to take a break. you can choose from a bunk bed a private room or just an arm chair. an hour in an isolated room costs about fourteen euros is actually service or that was inspired at by the. founders trip to japan which has long had the so called nap cafes. at many there believe the short rest in the middle of the working day it makes people more productive. i think that we can test that theory out here with us

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