and the post published the story. it got picked up here and there. we did a little segment and i remember because my dad called after i got off the air last night and said whoa that story was scary, what do you think it's all about? hi dad. so that was mid-july last year. josh rogen at "washington post," noted in explaining that strange thing with the party platform, noted that donald trump's campaign chairman paul manafort had in fact worked as lobbyist for russian-backed former president of ukraine for more than a decade. just kind of stuck out as strange thing. less than a month later, "new york times," august 14th, byline from kiev in ukraine, long time employee for the times. on august 14th, the times published this scoop which said that political party in ukraine had secret ledgers of off the books payments not did the accounted for inside ukrainian politics and one of the people earmarked to get these dollars, turned up in the black ledger was paul manafort. times reported in august 14th of last year that manafort, was apparently due $12.7 mil

>> can we put up the post? >> no. i saw this post from another guy. and it said september is take a man on a date month. okay? >> yes, but it was captioned, hold on, it is not up here, so i'll try and look. then he post that picture of himself. in a tux. like at an event, like you could have date with me, i'm good looking man >> this is what he said. this is mike, i'll do dramatic reading every his post, remember, september take a man on a date month. mike's post. who knew, hey, guys, have you had any offers so far? not me. and i have a tuck. -- tux. >> and this is the emoji, put the emoji on there. that is classic fishing. you know what happened? oh, all of the women across the delaware vale, oh, mike, you poor thing. you don't have one. oh, let me help you. i'll take you out. mike over there. reeling them in. just like this. >> you know what he is reese he will doing? looking at the pictures, looks at the comment, oh, maybe, oh. oh, ya. >> you knowingly put, what comment i put? i put fishing polls. >> yes >> because we see you. we know what you're d

we posted the segments from today's show plus a whole lot more from you. don't forget to connect with us on all of our digital and social media platforms, too. we look forward to seeing you next time. i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make your business our business. so that's the idea. what do you think? hate to play devil's advocate but... i kind of feel like it's a game changer. i wouldn't go that far. are you there? he's probably on mute. yeah... gary won't like it. why? because he's gary. (phone ringing) what? keep going! yeah... (laughs) (voice on phone) it's not millennial enough. there are a lot of ways to say no. thank you so much. thank you! so we're doing it. yes! start saying yes to your company's best ideas. let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. american express open. . >>> good morning and welcome to "politicsnation." it was while we were on the show during last week's show we began to understand the magnitude of the catastrophe left behind from hurricane harvey. now as the recovery efforts are continuing in texas, w

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time about experiencing post partum depression on an upcoming episode of the dr. oz show. >> it was challenging because i felt like i was not living up to my potential as a parent. or as an entrepreneur and as an executive. and i had had such easy pregnancies that in some way, the juxtaposition hit me even harder. >> reporter: trump's role as an unpaid senior advisor in the white house has come under scrutiny. she spoke about the challenging all new moms face. >> we want to be mothers. we want to be sisters. but the goal is to change this narrative. and to be a part of it. >> reporter: experiencing post partum can make going back to work even harder. and with one in seven women suffering from it, trump says it's time to take her private struggle into the publics sphere. >> it's incredibly important. and look, i consider myself a very hard-charging person. i am ambitious. i'm passionate. i'm drichven, but this is something that affects parents all over the country. >> doctors say post partum depression is often not preventable, but it is manageable if you know the

, also posted officers doing kind acts and things like that but he also posted those racially insensitive that some people did not appreciate and an activist group called law for black lives d.c. they shared these screen shots with the department and the group says that they're not only racially insensitive but embraces a culture of excessive force. now, if you look one of posts shows chef gordon ramsey appearing to look enraged with the quote this chicken is so black police are screaming at it to stop resisting. another one a cop is calling a woman sushi because he can't announce her name. another police officer is that under internal investigation for wearing a shirt with a sun cross which is a symbol that's associated with the kkk. we spoke to april goggins of black lives d.c. take a listen. >> if you feel like you can -- you can equate a black person to a chicken, then absolutely, you need to be fired 'cause you are no longer competent. >> the department we reached out to them, they wouldn't comment about the instagram account. the content. they did let us know that officers sfoglia's

ann: they go to the washington post online. only online. i've been with the post now since 2008.m basically online. occasionally they will print one but it is usually online. ram: what do they expect from you? certain amount i have to do a week. we have an agreement. i have editors to review what i am going to do before it is posted. i pretty much they let me comment on what i want to comment on. brian: how many of those are the moving kind, the flash kind or the gifts? ann: this is the beauty of where i am now. i started out just during animation because that is what we negotiate. they wanted a certain matter week. they really liked it. we did a trial. i did a couple years and then said, with how things are changing so quickly you know what i would really like to do is have a blog because then i had the option of doing either gif, i can still do a still trying. i can do the live sketches. i have even written a couple things. it gives me the flexibility to do whatever medium fits the different idea. brian: so over the years, what are the couple that of gotten the biggest response

immediately, the post pulled it down. in social media it doesn't matter because it's already up there. somebody's done a screen grab. i talked to my editor about it. he has a policy of not doing anything about children. editorial cartoonists do, as well. we don't go after children of politicians because they do not have any say in who they are. but this one grabbed my attention because i was working on something else, i watched the parity video you showed of ted cruz reading to his children christmas stories that had been doctored. and i thought -- i was listening to it, and i heard his daughter read. i said that's different. he actually has his daughter read interesting a script. political script. i thought i can comment on that. my cartoon was not attacking children, it was attacking ted cruz for using his hildren. the image i used was an organ grinder, not many people know hat an organ grinder is. when it got online and the social media train took off, that's when everything started happening. like i said, it was four

partem. >> reporter: post partem? >> and it was depression. >> reporter: the mother of three opening up first time about experiencing post partem depression on the dr. oz show. >> it was a challenging time for me, because i felt like i was not living up to my potential as a parent or as an entrepreneur and executive. and i had had such easy pregnancies that in some way the juxtaposition hit me even harder. >> reporter: trump's role as an unpaid senior adviser in the white house has come under scrutiny, and she spoke to me in 2015 about the challenges all new moms face. >> we want to be mothers, we want to be sister, we are learning how to garden. >> the goal is to change this narrative and to be part of it. >> reporter: experiencing post partem can make going back to work even harder, and with as many as one in seven women suffering from it, trump says it's time to take the private struggle into the public sphere. >> it's incredibly important. i consider myself a very hard-charging person. i am ambitious, passionate,

we should post this. perdue. raising more organic chickens than anyone in america. hashtag organic. hashtag happy. hashtag... well, all the hashtags! >>> rampage on the road. surveillance video captures the alleged drunk driver accuse ds of taking a grandfather's life. >>> scared in school. families want answers after debt tl death threats and racial slurs are posted against local students. >>> where swarms of bugs have people taking cover. >>> irma puts the ocean on their doorstep. this video is taken by homeowners in vak son ville, florida. the storm surge led to record flooding there. >> florida is gist one of the states feeling irma's impact. take a look at this mage from the radar. you can see the monster storm is hitting ten different states. in south carolina irma spawned a water spout off the isle of palms. left hundreds of thousands without power across the state. >> in georgia the high winds also brought down trees and other debris. officials say irma is responsible for at least two deaths in that state tonight. right now hurricane irma is being blamed for 39 deaths across

and monitoring reactions to the posts that you do.eed to stay off social media. >> i can see that. >> yeah. seriously the next the -- here's -- we went on a family vacation this was like last christmas. a week is a long time with these people. it is. so you kind of like -- >> no distraction. you're not going to work so like an hour is like a long time. so you go on instagram. oh, this is what's going on. you take picture. oh people responded. because you're not doing your daily activities so i feel like you will be on social media ale bit more. >> enjoy your vacation. you post on social media when you're on vacation. >> yeah. i usually do. >> malc does. you were on the beach. you were on the beach with your family. >> yeah. all the time. >> how many pictures did it take for that perfect picture. >> yeah, it was like nine. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's that the problem. that becomes your job while you're on vacation like the perfect pose. >> i'm going to take pictures any way. so i'm going to try to get the perfect picture whether i'm

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he rescind all the post slavery laws. before they became the territorial legislature the post schaeferry legislature called for constitutional convention and wrote a constitution called the lee compton constitution. this gets confusing. the free state legislature had written a constitution in 1856. they sent it to congress. constitution for the state of kansas. it didn't pass congress. it didn't have much of chance of passing. the lee compton constitution was the second constitution that was prepared by the post slavery side. it it was sent to congress. they had a vote in kansas. the anti-slavery folks boycotted the election. it won but by a tiny fraction of residents in kansas. the new president at the time james buchanan, wanted kansans to be admitted as a slave state. congress refused to pass it. sent it back to kansas for another vote. kansans voted that one down. now the pro slavery folks are out of the picture in kansas. new legislature actually the new territorial legislature wrote two new constitutions. are you ke

those lesser effected areas post irma. the islands to which people and supplies were relocated post irma, those islands themselves are now looking into the eye of destruction from this subsequent hurricane maria. it's just unbelievably tragic and coincidental apparently it has fallen in this way but the island of guadeloupe was a relief staging area and evacuation landing zone for people on the devastated island of st. martin. well guadeloupe has itself sustained significant damage from hurricane maria. the island of st. croix was relatively unscathed in the u.s. virgin islands. st. croix became a shelter for people from the more heavily damaged islands of st. thomas and st. john. st. croix is expected to get hit by hurricane maria overnight tonight. the pattern also holds true for puerto rico which did better than feared during hurricane irma. in puerto rica took in people in need of refuge and became a staging ground for relief efforts. puerto rico is on track tomorrow morning to get this new storm, hurricane maria slamm

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several posts have since been removed. fox5's annie yu is live at police headquarters in d.c.rning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, allison. the instagram account is called american cops and as you mentioned, some of the posts that some felt were racially insensitive, they were removed. however, the account, american cops still remains active. d.c. police we reached out to them yesterday, they let us know that the original user, the officer dennis sfoglia, he was -- he sold this account to a different user so while the insensitive posts have been removed the account remains active this morning. now, this is dennis sfoglia. the account has thousands of followers right now and on this account, he had posted pictures of himself in uniform. there you see. but also these posts that attracted attention because of how racially an activist group law for black lives d.c. shared these screen shots with the department and the group says they're not only racially insensitive but that they embrace a culture of excessive force and so one of the posts shows an officer calling an asian woman

those are the headlines the news continues here after the listening post so stay with us. i. swear every. hundreds of thousands of muslims in shopping malls. saw him on this thing that. kept out of. my space based on. a lower mitchell gives birth in europe the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week me and maher and the real hinge of muslims ethnic cleansing or fake news depending on who you believe the racially charged campaign in south africa that left a p.r. company with a p.r. problem even if it can't spin northern sinai in egypt where the only way to cover the conflict is the way the c.c. government tells you to and. blowing in the wind hurricane coverage from the us and the reporters who are a bit too close to the story. the number of real hinge of muslims forced from their homes in may and mar is now approaching four hundred thousand the un says it looks like a textbook example of ethnic cleansing and the country's de facto leader of former winner of the nobel peace prize and darling of the international news media is being seen in an

one man posting videos from residents in utuado to facebook. >> my name is robert strong.they see this thing, know that i am okay and that i am well taken care of. >> reporter: nearly half of the island still without water. the lines of people hoping to get gas, food, even money, seem longer than ever. san juan's mayor says people are starting to die. >> what's out there is total devastation, total annihilation. people literally gasping for air. >> reporter: and a crowd at the airport, people hoping for a seat on one of the few flights out. for hurricanes harvey and irma, a waiver of the jones act which prevents foreign ships from transporting goods here in the u.s. was granted. the president is considering doing the same for hurricane maria, but that a lot of shippers and people who work in the shipping industry don't want that waived. the president is planning to come to puerto rico on tuesday. eva pilgrim, abc news, san juan, puerto rico. >> you can see still in it atas and not a lot of lights were on. >> a big problem is getting the le who need it.opants to the pe >>>

it was a then posting it on social media. it wasa grim then posting it on social media.t was a grim and sad case. what was he thinking? —— for photographing. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has insisted she is in the brexit driving seat, after the foreign secretary boris johnson set out his own vision for leaving the european union. theresa may was speaking on a visit to canada. our deputy political editor john pienaar reports from ottawa. well, it's good to be shown some proper respect from time to time. if only theresa may's fellow ministers at home were this drilled and disciplined, as it is, the prime minister had to cross another ocean to find a political colleague willing to say the right things about brexit on cue. very good to be here, as i said to you when i came in, this is my first visit to canada. it's great that i can have meetings with you and to come here to the parliament. as it moves forward with brexit, we're going to make sure that the relationship between canada and the uk stays as strong as it always has been. she'd come a lo

top general is blaming the run for the violence that sparked the country's refugee crisis in a post on his facebook account gentlemen urged people and the media and myanmar to unite over the hinges issue hundreds of thousands of the hundred muslims have fled to neighboring to escape what the u.n. says is ethnic cleansing his comments come as the country's military is accused of deliberately targeting civilians while the general said that the recent upsurge in violence was an attempt by extremist bengalis and buckeye state to build a stronghold and built a thong and mung tall he continued by saying they demanded recognition as a hand job which he denied ever being an ethnic group in myanmar will talk of a child who is following developments from caucasus bazaar near the bangladesh myanmar border myanmar stop military man many young on his personal phrasebook posting on sunday with this committee do unite. together on the rohingya issues in a facebook posting he referred to the rohingya insurgents as bengali extremists trying to set up through the hole in the right kind state of myanmar

one of the ones that i know very well is washington post. how did that come about? well, in 1973...he washington post company had gone public in 1971, right about the pentagon papers time, but in '73, the nixon administration was-- through bebe rebozo, who was a pal of nixon's, they were challenging the licenses of two of the florida television stations the post owned, so the stock went from 37 down to 16. now, at 16 there were about 5 million shares outstanding. so the whole washington post company was selling for $80 million, and that included the newspaper, four big tv stations, newsweek, and some other assets, and no debt to speak of. so the washington post company, which was intrinsically worth 400 or $500 million, was selling for about 80 million in the market. we bought most of our stock at about the equivalent of 100 million in the market, and it was ridiculous. i mean, you had a business that unquestionably was worth four or five times what it was selling for. and nixon wasn't going to put them out of business. you bought a stake in it, and was kay graham upset initially th

if you don't think it's don't post it. send it to me, i'll check it out for you. >>> again we're all over hurricane irma tonight. we've been taking some of your questions. topper, let's get to what people want to know. a woman has a friend headed to the outer banks later this month for vacation. should she even bother? >> yeah, absolutely. if you're going later in the month, you'll be okay. >> what are the predictions for what will happen after irma hits florida? will it still be a category 5? >> no. thankfully it will weaken and is forecast to be a category 2 by the time it hits havana or charleston. >> last question, we know any of hurricanes could make landfall around ocean city, maryland? >> no. katia is going to mexico. all eyes are on irma for south florida. good questions. >> give us more pe irma because irma is massive. >> well, she keeps breaking records and will continue to break records. by pressure it's the 10th lowest on record in the atlantic basin. that's impressive, but it's not no. 1, but in terms of susta

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in his post he said he hoped they are found and "hung from a tall tree with long rope." the comment has since been taken down by mr. love. >> plans to put harriet tubman on facing a hurdle. treasury secretary steve minnesota says the trump administration is reconsidering the obama era initiative to replace andrew jackson with tubman. now, his comments triggered strong backlash on social media. the new bill was that scheduled to be issued in 2020 to mark the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment. >> adidas unveiled a pair of beer proof sneakers. they're coated with what the company calls a beer repellant. the shoes will be available online tomorrow and will set you back $240. so i've got questions. when they say beer repellant that means, what, like full spill beer on them it doesn't -- >> you can take a can of beer and pour it on the shoe like water repellant windshield

immediately, the post pulled it down. in social media, that does not matter, it is already up there. italked with my editor about hethe washington post and has a policy of not doing anything about children. do, asal cartoonists well. we do not go after children. they do not have any say in who they are. but this one grabbed my attention because i was working on something else, i watched the parity video you showed of ted cruz reading to his children christmas stories that had been doctored. and i thought -- i was listening hist, and i heard comment daughter is reading this, that is different. his daughter is reading a political script. i can comment on that. my cartoon was not attacking children, it was attacking ted cruz for using his children. the image i used was an organ grinder, not many people know what in organ grinder as. -- not many people know what and organ grinder is. it got online. when the social media train took off, that is when everything started happening. ofe i said, it was four days continuous abuse. i

how do they avoid trips to the post office?com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> molly: hundreds of people ine homes, forced to escape as a monster inferno described as the largest in los angeles history. california governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency allowing for state federal assistance to be provided to los angeles county residents. let's go to anita who's in los angeles with the latest. >> hello. he records are being shattered up and down the coast. a string of fires is forcing people from their homes. southern california just north of downtown, the lou tuna fire grew to 5900 acres. causing evacuations in burbank and glendale. more than a thousand firefighters are battling the place on the ground and in the air with air tankers and water dropping helicopters. so far only three homes have been lost. >> i thought t

for 27 years he was a staff photographer for the washington post. he won the pulitzer prize for covering three generations of poverty in washington dc and the refugee situation in kosovo. we have david all caps, he was -- david valdez, he was george w. bush's white house photographer. and we have diana walker, a time magazine photographer for 20 years. she is known for her work covering hillary clinton. she covered the clinton white house really broadly and deeply. she also cover the reagan administration and george h.w. bush. valadez and diana walker are actively involved in our program. they both belong to our advisory council. >> what you hope viewers will take away? >> the importance of photojournalists and new documentary -- news documentarians. the value of their work, not only for the news but also as historical evidence. these photographs capture and document an amazing array of extremely important processes and event and personalities. public appreciates the work they will be. -- the work that they do. i hope they will not only appreciate t

we hope to see you down here next year. >> thank you. >> on twitter, a post that the choice of books for this person is rules for revolutionaries, man of peace, the illustrated life, story of the dalai lama and giant of the senate by al franken which is also being read by hm roland who post that on our facebook page. next call comes from steve inn stamford virginia. >> hello. >> good evening. i'm just about finished with my most recent nonfiction book by mark boutin who also authored black hawk down. i will tell you i've learned a few things from this book. while this battle was going on , unfortunately it focused way too much on our situation and to my gratitude, i might point out, what i found that was interesting was that i had either served with or known at least eight officers that were recognized in the book, of which five were awarded navy crosses which is the highest award for valor in combat. i would highly recommend this book to anybody that would be interested in reading it. >> thank you for calling in. i let's hear from james. >> james, you are on book tv. >> yes, thank y

how do they avoid trips to the post office?s.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. ♪ >> juan: two-time mvp winning quarterback aaron rodgers surprised many this week when he told espn that he thinks colin kaepernick should be on an nfl roster. and wasn't signed yet because of his refusal to stand for the national anthem. at least one sports fan was highly skeptical of his comment comments. >> if he was really down for the cause, he's got a lot of power. you know what, colin kaepernick should be my backup quarterback. he should be on our roster. >> it clearly isn't going to happen because it's not what he believes. >> juan: you know what's interesting is tony romo, famous for quarterbacking the dallas cowboys he also says he's good enough, no question. he would be on the team if he could bring a championship. >> kimberly: he's not a closer

and the author of post-jim crow. analyst david drucker senior congressional correspondent for the washington examiner. hello, everyone. how are you? >> good evening, don. >> michael, i'm going to start with you. the administration is defending their response to the humanitarian crisis in puerto rico. we've also seen the president shoot off a few more tweets on the issue. but in an interview this morning with fox news he's not letting up on that nfl controversy. watch this. >> i have so many friends that are owners, and they're in a box. i mean, i've spoken to a couple of them. they say we are in a situation where we have to do something. i think they're afraid of their players, if you want to know the truth, and i think it's disgraceful. and they've got to be tough and they've got to be smart because you look at the ratings. their ratings are going way down. their stadiums -- i've seen a couple of stadiums over the last few weeks. there are a lot of empty seats. >> so when the president says the owners are afraid of

one post called democrats slave masters. and another called transgender people mentally ill.kathleen quinnival told me she wasn't surprised. >> he has a history of being discourteous and disparaging people. >> reporter: coby eaton called the comments outrageous. >> it's hard as a -- to separate out sort of my political views from some of my expectations. >> reporter: after stepping down, wheeler made another post to facebook, this one an apology. in his words for helping create the situation, continuing to fight the situation might make me feel better, but will not help our community. the new major says his city needs to move on from this. >> my females went more than 100-1 that was the wrong thing said and didn't represent the city of piedmont. >> reporter: the new mayor is up for re-election next year. reporting live in piedmont, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> tomorrow, a critical hearing in the kate steinle murder trial. the federal agent whose stolen gun was used in the shooting will testify in a pretrial hearing. today, the judge presiding over

the south hope to use the event to bolster support for action to curb regional tension the listening post is up next. north korea's nuclear program. humanitarian crises around the world. wars in yemen iraq and theory can choose global leaders will grapple with in new york. as world leaders get ready to meet some new faces will be joining this year's biggest u.n. event. join al jazeera for extensive coverage of the u.n. general assembly. hundreds of muslims. on this thing that. kept out of. my space. alarm richard ginsberg and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week me and maher and the real hinge of muslims ethnic cleansing or fake news depending on who you believe the racially charged campaign in south africa that left a p.r. company with a p.r. problem even if it can't spin northern sinai in egypt where the only way to cover the conflict is the way the c.c. government tells you to and. blowing in the wind hurricane coverage from the u.s. and the reporters who are a bit too close to the story. the number of real hinge of muslims forced fro

you and your colleague posted this article last night. graham is pressing on with the health care bill. other gop senators signal they're moving on. is it a tease or the realization that most americans want to keep obamacare in its place? >> i think it's a little bit of both. as we look at the situation in the senate right now, the reality is pretty clear the republicans are one defection away from their health care bill being defeated before it even goes to the senate floor. when john mccain came out on friday i think he surprised a lot of people coming out that early in opposition to this bill. we've already heard susan collins another republican skeptic of this bill say she's leaning against it. i think a lot of republican senators look at this and say, boy, this thing does not really look to have a realistic chance of passing. but as you pointed out, you know, lindsey graham, who is one of the co-authors of the health care bill that republican leaders are pushing says he's pressing ahead. republicans are still trying to tweak this. bu

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my favorite post is r.i.p. hugh hefner, dude's been in heaven for decades anyway. >> that really says it. >> been in heaven for decades anyway. >>> why bruce springsteen's massive fan base doesn't include his own kids. >> skinny's next. massive fan base doesn't include his own kids. ♪ >> ah. nothing better than the boss. >> especially at this hour. >> so, yeah. so the boss is now talking a bit about his family life, and apparently, his kids may have been born to run, but not so much listening. they're not big on that part. >> so 20 grammy awards. an oscar, more than 120 million records sold, so no surprise that bruce spring steen has one of the most loyal fan bases in music and industry. >> but it apparently does not include his own children. the 68-year-old rock legend says his three kids have shown a healthy disinterest in his work over the years. >> he says he doubts any of them have read his best-selling memoir, "born to run", but he was quick to add that he's not at all hurt that his kids aren't fans. he f

data breach. >> brian fong is a technology reporter with "the washington post." joins us this morning to talk to us about the recently revealed data breach at equifax. brian, what makes this hack different from other company data breaches that we've heard about? is it the size? is it what was put at risk here? >> well, what's a big deal here is the type of information and the scope of the information that we're talking about. you know, this is something that affects an enormous amount of u.s. consumers. and potentially foreigners living in the united states who are using the u.s. financial system. and, you know, we're talking about something that, you know, is -- matters on a number of levels of american life. whether you're applying for a credit card or whether you're applying for a mortgage, a checking account. all of these things factor into this data breach in one way or another. >> 143 million credit files put at risk here. what does that mean to consumers? what can they do? should they be doing at this point? >> security experts are generally recommending a

referendum the central government in baghdad still controlled of the region's international border posts and airports on sunday in an to support of the vote this also calling on foreign countries to stop importing oil from the region the prime minister body is warning the vote will have dire consequences with a leader who is shall be noted quote indeed i want to speak clearly with our dear kurdish people most of the problems in your region are local and not coming from baghdad and the call of secession will only make the crisis of economic and financial difficulties get bigger resulting from the corruption and bad management i want to direct my verse to the kurdish people and ask those responsible where has the money from oil revenues gone. well the president of iraq's kurdish regional governments must with me is insisting the vote will go ahead he says officials in baghdad to fail to live up to the promises they made to the kurds. and they have been continuing in threatening and humiliating now people the state the we agreed on should have been a state based on citizenship federalism pl

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what does the south china morning post report?t do. what does the south china morning post report? it is reporting that china may, as you say, may agree in the un framework, within the un framework, formal sanctions and it may give north korea partial oil sanctions. this is against the backdrop of... a hotheaded debate between the chinese and the americans. the americans and demanding, clearly, that we need to do something about north korea. and saying that china is not doing enough. china are doing well, yes, you have a point but and the but is that we cannot totally have a total embargo on north korea because then we have a failed state on our borders. this isjust a densely too populated region. just look at south korea. very densely populated. china, densely populated as is japan. it is too dangerous to have a failed state on their borders. donald trump is also starting to modulate a little bit. overnight we saw him coming out and saying that war would be the last resort, it is no longerfire war would be the last resort, it is