states election but they are also trying to defeat isis as well president to have dialogue with flat amir putin to figure out how to take syria to the next level. >> that is something they will discuss at the white house. great to have you with us. rethank you. >> great to be with you. shannon: remember we were reporting from escondido moments ago the city council voted on the measure they approved to file a brief in the lawsuit against the state laws so now this pushes back against the state it was four/one after an evening of protest with a contentious issue joining the list of

jailed up this is al jazeera live from doha it was a coming up president donald trump welcomes the amir of qatar to the white house less than a year after accusing doha of funding terrorism. but i'm sorry. i started facebook i run it and i'm responsible for what happens here. under pressure mark zuckerberg faces members of congress and takes responsibility for facebook privacy breaches plus. the. proof avaya palestinians say gazans were shot despite posing no threat to israeli forces. rival proposals from the u.s. and russia to investigate chemical weapons attacks in syria have failed to pass at the un security council both sides called for new inquiries but a u.s. plan to assign blame was rejected by moscow rescue workers say dozens of people died in this is specks of chemical attack on the town of duma on saturday mike hanna reports on the united nations. yet another security council session on syria and yet another veto. the twelfth exercised by russia since the conflict began twelve members were in favor of a u.s. led proposal to set up an independent body that would investigate che

you can see the president shaking hands with the amir. it terms of the second point that you raise, the thing that's got the president fuming today. the forecaact the fbi raided th hotel room and office space of michael cohen. the president lashing out calling it a witch hunt. saying attorney-client privilege is dead. a bit of fact check there. it's not necessarily attorney client-privilege in all cases. in fact, if it's believed that there is an sbents of a crime or covering up fraud, then attorney-client impressive lenl can be waived. that may be the instance of which this fbi raid occurred. a lot on the president's plate today. i know you're powering through it all. we'll see a photo opportunity once that pool goes in. let's talk about some of the details. rod rosenstein has to be one of the people consults and the new york times is confirming rod rosenstein personally approved this action by the fbi after mueller brought it to him. the decision being it was not within the purview of mueller's probe and it's been referred to the distri

amir khan is back, he said, in his post fight interview. and is defending champion mark selby is already out, chasing a third world title in a row, well beaten by world number 22 joe perry at the crucible, ten frames to four. most of the damage was done in the first session, losing seven of the first nine frames. ronnie o'sullivan is in danger as well, trailing stephen maguire 6—3. you are up to date from the bbc sports centre. the funeral for the former first lady of the united states, barbara bush, has been held in houston, texas. four former presidents were among the mourners but president trump stayed away, with the first lady attending. barbara bush died at the age of 92 on tuesday. her sonjeb bush spoke a little earlier. the last time my mom went into the hospital, i think dad got sick on purpose so that he could be with her. that's my theory at least, because literally a day later, he showed up with an illness. he came into her room when she was sleeping and held her hand. his hair was standing straight up, he had on a mask to improv

jazeera live from doha also coming up a shaky relationship grows stronger donald trump welcomes castle's amir less than a year after accusing doha of financing terrorism plus. and i'm sorry. i started. i run it and i'm responsible for what happens here. mistakes says he faces questioning on privacy breaches. and a patch of land for a makeshift home we follow one of the thousands of desperate families who fled the democratic republic of congo. rival proposals from the u.s. and russia to investigate chemical weapons attacks in syria have failed to pass in the un security council both sides called for new inquiries but a u.s. plan would have assigned blame. dozens of people died in a suspected chemical attack in the town of duma on saturday mike hanna reports from the united nations. yet another security council session on syria and yet another veto. the twelfth exercised by russia since the conflict began twelve members were in favor of a u.s. led proposal to set up an independent body that would investigate chemical attacks and identify perpetrators voters old reconstitute and similar cli this

cutler's amir met with the u.s. defense secretary at the pentagon james mattis he says he's not ruling out anything in response to the chemical attacks including military action shake to mean bin hamad family will meet president donald trump on wednesday it's ten months now since four arab countries cut trade and diplomatic ties with carter. the first thing we are looking. for work that you all would run through were. moving all over the country or weapons. from nato that are and where we're going. to give you all out taking action launching your first kiss. and i don't rule out everything right. joins us live from washington d.c. and hashim as i was mentioning there of course it's not only syria that's burning there's a question of the blockade in the gulf how's that going to play out in this meeting . well as you said this is going to be a wide range of issues between the two leaders president try and shift i mean been hammered syria is definitely going to be on top of the journey of the view that the only way out

thank you very much it's a great honor to have the amir of qatar with us it's a friend of mine knew of long before i entered the world of politics he's a great gentleman it's very popular in his country his people love him we're working on unity in that part of the middle east and i think it's working out very well there are a lot of good things happening also we have a gentleman on my right who buys a lot of equipment from us a lot of purchases in the united states and a lot of military. airplanes missiles lots of different things but they've been great friends in so many ways and. we're working very well together and i think it's working out extremely well so amir thank you very much for being here and. we'll talk about that in just a moment but first president manuel macro is pretty commonly holding talks in the french capital with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon is in paris for a three day visit aimed at improving diplomatic relations at micron hosted a private dinner for the prince inside the loop on sunday the leaders are expected to sign a strategic partnership agree

we're working very well together and i think it's working out extremely well so amir thank you very much for being here. thank you very much mr president i'm very happy and on there to be here and thanks for the situation our relationship between qatar and the united states has been more than forty five years it's a very strong solid relationship and. our economy quarter ship is more than one hundred twenty five billion and our aim and goal is to double that in the next coming years our military. cooperation is very small. very strong as everybody knows that the heart of fighting terrorism is from a low data base and. thank god it's been very successful campaign against. terrorist groups a region lately before i come here i was in tampa i visited the centcom and we met with the generals and it was. a very important visit and it shows how strong our cooperation and cooperation is between. the armed forces of course we speak today and we see the suffering of the syrian people and me and the president we see eye to eye that this matter has to stop immediately we cannot tolerate with a war c

consulate petersburg as a result the states are concerned we will give amir a response for every russian diplomats kicked out from the two dozen or so countries one of their diplomats will be kicked out of russia almost one of those countries by the way i the nato members hopefuls the united states though may have to charter a jet sixty diplomats have been ordered to leave russia the same kicked out by washington you know what the u.s. consulate in st petersburg is being closed down in response to the close. of russia's consulate in seattle and nearest spawn's no more no less and again moscow has called on the united states to stop it is proposed to us south already s. inciting in fueling this merican pain against our country to rethink incurred their reckless actions destroying bilateral relations with russia which remain clear denies any role in this poisoning says never before have we witness such mockery of international law it is also convened a special meeting of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons would be c.w. has sent technical experts to examine the substan

the gulf of budget crisis and security issues have dominated the meeting between castles amir shakes i mean been hammered all pommy the us president at the white house donald trump says he's working extremely well with cattle. vice president emanuel mark rowlands urging saudi arabia to end the war in yemen during talks in paris with saudi crown prince wouldn't sell none my corn expressed concern that the humanitarian situation in yemen facebook chief executive mark zuckerberg has testified for nearly five hours in the u.s. congress he says he's sorry about the privacy data breach of the social media giant admits the way facebook connects with other apps was designed in a way that's not good over the next two days like a bug will be questioned in detail about the cambridge a list scandal and russian meddling in the u.s. presidential election there's i had lines of it back with more news here on al-jazeera after rebel education. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current

cutter's amir has begun his tour of the us ahead of talks with donald trump on tuesday the u.s. president is said to want to ease tension between the gulf countries after initially supporting a blockade against qatar they meir's first stop was in miami and from there are reports that. a crucial visit for qatar. ten months into the blockade that was imposed by saudi arabia the united arab emirates and egypt the gulf diplomatic crisis is likely to be at the center of talks between shaped i mean been. and us president donald trump i think all the parties have to come to the table with not sitting at a conditions. if the country willing to engage in a productive. serious discussion. ready and willing to sit and discuss. the issue of our sovereignty is an issue that in the be addressed the cutter's charm offensive in the u.s. is in full swing with. a curious crowd gathers at the landmark bayfront park in miami what an exhibit promoting the gulf nation is underway while trying to leverage the rocher will move on to other u.s. cities in the coming weeks my belief as ambassador was that

someone who wasn't hanging around, was amir khan in his comeback fight. 40 seconds, it took him to beattwo years. you can see how pleased he was. great to see him back. leinster produced a knock—out of their own, dumping the welsh side scarlets out of the champions cup, 38—16 in their semi—final in dublin. yet to lose in the competition this season, they knocked out the holders saracens to reach the last four and their form continued as they ran in five tries. johnny sexton scoring 18 of leinster‘s points rounding off his flawless kicking with their final try. great britain will need to win theirfinal tie if they are to secure promotion to the fed cup world group two. in the day's first singles, johanna konta beat naomi 0saka 6—3 6—3, to give great britian a 2—1 lead overjapan. the defending champion mark selby was knocked out in the opening round of the world snooker championship in sheffield. the world number one, mark selby said before the tournament he wanted to play ronnie 0'sullivan in the final. well, the joke was on thejester from leicester as he lost to world number 22, joe per

sentenced to eight months in jail for slapping and israeli soldier we asked political commentator amir oren to comment on the two crimes and punishments of course if he's not similar to a coup and when one puts on a scale eight months for just to get an officer or trying to slap him in the face and nine months for the earlier case it doesn't seem just but yes there is no level playing field always and everywhere in the world governments will give their uniformed personnel more leeway and would be more lenient towards them then towards those who resist the government we may find it. totally unjust but this is the reality and not only in israel. sophie shevardnadze spoke with the i.d.f. chief of staff about the current escalation in the region asking whether his position are allowed him to stay neutral the full interview aired all day today on this channel but for now a preview you are obviously a very patchy arctic man who served and served his country are you able to take a step back and see this from a distance how unbending both sides are. i think i think they can associate think tha

foreign affairs committee and his name is tom took in heart now he has not minced his words about blood amir putin in fact what he said is that the u.k. must target everybody who supports the russian president and his gangster regime during his interview he obviously has sounded like he wasn't a fan of mr putin but he did mention someone that he was a fan of and that was the saudi prince mohammed bin salman the big change actually is there where he's trying to change the economy he's trying to bring women and young people into employment is trying to radically so this is really something quite impressive in a separate interview took a hard talk about his career path and his aspirations and he described a number of roles that he feels that he would be ok at include. doing the job of pm so it appears that he wasn't particularly fussy about what future lies ahead for him would it be great to be pm yep it would be great to be foreign secretary fantastic would be great to be different secretary wonderful would be great to be a minister. yes on a more serious note now the tensions between russia a

repugnant while a group of holocaust survivors have also voiced their outrage political commentator amir oren says artists should not use freedom of expression as a free pass to say anything. of course freedom of expression is a blessing i think we shouldn't restrict the freedom of the obvious toward the creator to break any mold because this is how men kind of progress us but having said this there are a few sacrifices things we should be kept as such and of course for israelis or for jews all over and for people of conscience regardless of their faith or nationality the holocaust shouldn't be broached in such. a cheap manner. but it's less than two months ago now to the twenty eighteen world cup kicks off in russia preparations are almost complete in the host cities and anticipation it's growing the twenty eight hundred for world cup is also going to see the first russian referee to oversee the games in twelve years i think it carries the uk spoke to us about his excitement at being part of the competition. you'll see those because i can't even describe my emotions because the shortlis

amir khan fighting for the first time in almost two years against phil lo greco while carl frampton is fight. the only time i have been confident is the second fight against martinez, the world title. always doubts that this fight there are no doubts. i have had the best training camp! are no doubts. i have had the best training camp i have had. there is zero doubt in my mind that i will be victorious. you can follow it on the bbc sport website. you can get in touch with me on twitter. we'll end with memories of one of the world's biggest dance music stars — the swedish dj avicii — who's died at the age of twenty—eight. i want to be remembered for the life i lived. not for money i made. she sings "addicted to you" # i'm addicted to you. # hey brother. # do you still believe in one another? music plays a bit ofa a bit of a disturbed night on the way the ticket across parts of england and wales after a lovely day for many. plenty of sunshine around here. clear skies have given way from the south and cloud is pushing up. this brought showers. and rumbles of thunder behind it and potential

condom can the nation a group of holocaust survivors also voice their outrage political commentator amir oren says artists should not use freedom of expression as a free pass to say anything. of course freedom of expression is a blessing thing we shouldn't restrict the freedom of the artist or decree aither to break any old mold because this is how men kind of progress us but having said this there are a few sacrifices things we should be kept as such and of course for israelis or for jews all over and for people of conscience regardless of their faith or nationality the holocaust shouldn't be broached in such. a cheap manner. and our team is continuing its romanov's one hundred project we have thousands of photos of russia's lost world family to take you back to the last decades of imperial russia is now available on our social media platforms and so to line the seventeenth the hundredth anniversary of the romanovs execution well let's now dive into the family's life as we recreate a moment in one of the photographs. thank you. thank you thank you. thank you. it's quite extraordinary st

foreign affairs committee and his name is tom took in heart now he has not minced his words about blood amir putin in fact what he said is that the u.k. must target everybody who supports the russian president and his gangster regime during his interview he obviously just sounded like he wasn't a fan of mr putin but he did mention someone that he was a fan of and that was the saudi prince mohammed bin salman the big change actually is that where he's trying to change the economy he's trying to bring women and young people into employment is trying to radically reform this is really something quite impressive in a separate interview took a hard talked about his career path and his aspirations and he described a number of roles that he feels that he would be ok at including the job only pm so . it appears that he wasn't particularly fussy about what future lies ahead for him would be great to be pm yep it would be great to be foreign secretary fantastic would it be great to be different secretary wonderful would it be great to be a minister and yes on a more serious note now the tensions betwe

someone who wasn't hanging around, was amir khan in his comeback fight. it took him to beat phil lo greco in liverpool. as he came out swinging from the start, in his first fight just under two years. great britain need to win their final match of their tie if they're to secure promotion to the fed cup world group. johanna konta beat naomi osaka to give great britian a lead overjapan. but heather watson lost hers in straight sets to kurumi nara. and so it all hinges on the doubles, with konta and watson teaming up together. they have taken the first set, so fingers crossed they can secure gb‘s spotin fingers crossed they can secure gb‘s spot in the world group. that is all the sport for now. now, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are features writer for the independent james rampton, and journalist and author lainy malkani. a warm welcome to you both. let's have a look at today's front pages. the sunday times reports security chiefs are to get greater powers to fight terror, following

clear he wants to rebuild russia's relationship with the united states and so has congratulated that amir has invited him to come here for talks at the white house. you have the administration introducing these very tough measures. it is as though we have gotan measures. it is as though we have got an administration that is trying to block both ways at once. palestinian officials say 10 people have died and hundreds more wounded during fresh protests along gaza's border with israel. the israeli army said it opened fire on people who tried to breach its frontier defences. the palestinians started holding demonstrations along the border a week ago, demanding refugees and their descendants be allowed to return to land which is now in israel. from gaza, yolande knell reports. billowing black smoke. young palestinians burn huge piles of tyres as a smokescreen, as they hurl stones at israeli soldiers. who fire back with tear gas and bullets. this was another bloody friday on the gaza border. but ahmed, his son and grandsons came to peacefully protest and pray. as a toddler 70 years ago, ahmed l

foreign affairs committee and his name is tom took in heart now he has not missed his words about blood amir putin in fact what he said is that the u.k. must target everybody who supports the russian president and his gangster regime during his interview he obviously just sounded like he wasn't a fan of mr putin but he did mention someone that he was a fan of and that was the saudi prince mohammed bin salman the big change actually is that where he's trying to trying to bring women and young people into employment is trying to read it all this is really something quite impressive in a separate interview took a hard talked about his career path and his aspirations and he described a number of roles that he feels that he would be ok at including the job of pm so it appears that he wasn't particularly fussy about what future lies ahead for him would it be great to be pm yep it would be great to be foreign secretary fantastic would it be great to be different circuitry wonderful would it be great to be a minister of any kind yes on a more serious note now the tensions between russia and the u.k.

states election but they are also trying to defeat isis as well president to have dialogue with flat amirin to figure out how to take syria to the next level. >> that is something they will discuss at the white house. great to have you with us. rethank you. >> great to be with you. shannon: remember we were reporting from escondido moments ago the city council voted on the measure they approved to file a brief in the lawsuit against the state laws so now this pushes back against the state it was four/one after an evening of protest with a contentious issue joining the list of localities pushing back to help the trump administration fight as it comes to sanctuary .olicy another controversy is the left targeting him because he has been labeled the most successful cabinet members so far?r? who can be more? our panel will debate is all. shannon: we are learning more of the background of a possible motive of theba youtube shooter and of course the blame game has already begun. t12 there was a post on twitter suggesting the shooter would be blamed from the right wing gun nuts to say they will f

the sort not even any eyewitnesses of the attack could be found apparently so here's what how blood amir putin described the situation right now the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons has deployed its specialist on a fact finding mission. but a group of western countries cynically ignored this launching a military attack without waiting for the results of the investigation russia emphatically condemns this attack on syria where russian servicemen are helping the legitimate government fight terrorists with its actions the united states only exacerbates the humanitarian disaster in syria bringing suffering to civilians essentially abetting terrorists who have been tormenting the syrian people for seven years and provoking a new wave of refugees from this country and the region in general mr putin mention the o.p.c. w. investigation there any concerns that that might be in jeopardy now yes of course because the o.p.c. w was supposed to begin its mission in syria on the ground in syria its investigation on saturday at the u.s. launched its strikes literally hours before wit

before we run out of time let me ask you about german chance i get american she plans to meet with what amir putin in the foreseeable future kid she did she bridge this divide hope so but what what what what can she be working she will do a lot because you know why because the russians trust the germans more than the americans and this is important the russians are still thinking that the germans are a bitch the to the to the to the west and america and america is playing generally in. the role in the process yes on the crane so i think if not she nobody can bridge the gaps between both sides and she understands this and i think she will do it there is not the chance and also you see that in germany itself the mood is changing there are a lot of questions being asked why we should spoil our relationship with russia at that expense and this and this is also what steinmeier the president of state at recently so let's see and wait i think that we are now entering a very important stage of deescalation well i hope you're right and when these inspectors when they give their report come back on th

amir abu duck is nearly four months into an eighteen month recovery from the moment he was shot by an israeli sniper. he says he is the unarmed man in this video shot last december apparently through the sights of another soldier's rifle. as he falls the soldiers cheer in celebration. of. we have here. a short drive from his home in northern gaza is the area near the separation fence where the shooting happened israeli military says it has the right to enforce a one hundred metre buffer zone on the gaza side a right unsupported in international law it says the man targeted was the suspected leader of what it calls a two hour violent riot involving stone throwing and attempts to sabotage the fence . remembers it differently and. then. some young people near the border were lying on the ground they couldn't get out so i came to protect them and asked them to go back then the israelis shot me. an image shot from the palestinian side appears to show a darker in red near the fence gaza's health ministry says one person was injured by israeli fire on the day in question the twenty second of

be aware the speculation in that particular end of the stock market is speculating down amir in california. >> caller: booyah. nov artis bought avexis. yet the stock is trading around $210 why wouldn't anyone buy this stock. >> it is too risky the upside is capped the downside is unlimited. those are different industries but same possible concept. walter in florida. >> caller: hi, jim, looking for your inputs and thoughts for a stock i have owned for about a year and one that i would like to buy for my grandchildren they own disney. jim, the stock is discovery communications which has wonderful programs for all ages. top sports programming in europe with all the emerges and acquisitions going on for the hunt in media content, as well as sports content, to me, i think discovery communications is a great take-over candidate. >> i don't i think it is a good earning john -- i don't like it on a take-over basis. listen, raise some cash over periodic strength. when the market comes to its senses about the ten-year, then i think you want to do buying. and remember the real issue is tariff on "mad

that situation these two were quite close to the fence however in the bed next door there is young amir he is only nineteen years old and actually he was not anywhere close to the no go zone he was watching for my father when he got hit by a sniper now what i showed you now is what you will see from room to room. patients suffering doctors working over hour to try to solve this situation certainly this is an emergency situation yesterday the health officials here in gaza have actually declared a state of emergency for the health system it is an overload. thousands of people from pakistan's pashtun community are attending a rally in pasha to demand rights and protection the so-called the pastern protection movement says the security forces are carrying out extra judicial arrests and killings matheson has this report. fury and frustration and push alba posted about the chanting crowd photographs of pashto said to have disappeared or be killed these protesters blame the police and the military i think this was this was an emotional eruption. did these young you would they get there then th

assad regime the gulf of budget crisis and security issues have dominated the meeting between councils amir shakes i mean bin hamad all pommy the u.s. president at the white house donald trump says he's working extremely well with cattle. vice president emanuel mark rowlands urging saudi arabia to end the war in yemen during talks in paris with saudi crown prince wouldn't sell none my corn expressed concern at the humanitarian situation in yemen and facebook if executive mark zuckerberg has testified for nearly five hours in the u.s. congress he says he's sorry about the privacy data breach of the social media giant myths the way facebook connects with other apps was designed in a way that's good over the next two days doc about will be questioned in detail about the cambridge allison scandal and russian meddling in the u.s. presidential election. there's i had lines of it back with more news here on al-jazeera after rebel education. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current

talks with russian officials this week crucial to the success of this movement is the opinion of that amir putin's kremlin publicly it is recognised that this political crisis is an internal armenian affair and not some perceived western backed color revolution there are two reasons for russia being a troll one is that they realize their meaning need security alliance with russia and there's a consensus in their meaning that whatever happens and you or me i'm going will have to work with russia and the second reason is that russia learned lessons from ukraine they learned that supporting an unpopular ruler is not going to help but. i mean it's ruling elite has both a hostile public and old ally that seems to be keeping out of the way of adversity walker al-jazeera. still to come here on al-jazeera syria's children are forced into the spotlight as russia denies the recent chemical attack ever happened. plus a bonus plan is new measures that would give terrorists a rocky right. however the weather squatting down nicely now across much of north america is for the time being seasonal i.v. show

lood amir says he created the novichok but was later used against the skripals.by the code a234. how certain are you that the substance that you synthesised is the one that poisoned the skripals. translation: i have no doubt that it was a234 that poisoned them. judging by how pure the test sample is, this may well be a patch that i made with my own hands. it has a long shelf life, virtually no expiry date. the nerve agents were developed and tested at this site in southern russia. 0ne tested at this site in southern russia. one day, vladimir was involved in an accident there. translation: my right hand got covered in nerve agent. i put it in hydrochloric acid straightaway and washed it with a special alkali solution, with hydrogen peroxide. you could say the skripals and i we re you could say the skripals and i were baptised with the same novichok. as for the poisoning in salisbury, the scientist is convinced his country was behind the attack. translation: you will never prove it, unless you find the actual test tube that contained the poison. but the logic of ev

sanctions aren't intended to hurt russia's people or the economy overall, it is specific pressure on flat amirin and those who keep him in power to say your behavior is unacceptable. it is a strong message but trump is deciding on the full dimensions of his policy with russia. we got a lot of mixed signals, recalling ambassadors and let the world cup go ahead in july and june. the message is mixed but this is a strong move, a lot to unfallen trump's russia policy. heather: thank you for joining us, have a great weekend. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. the opioid epidemic is out of control, the top dr. in the west, average americans to carry the drug that stops the system. we have mixed reaction pouring in online on this one. police officer going viral for spreading love is why he's as america needs it now more than ever when he joins us live. ♪ s you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes

the gulf crisis and syria's war expected to feature in talks between qatar's amir and the u.s. president but in the run up to that meeting on tuesday the focus has been on the importance of america's big military base in doha reports from washington d.c. . it's shaped i mean been authorities first official visit to the us since president donald trump took office his first formal meeting in the u.s. capitol was with the u.s. defense secretary james mattis expanding military corporation was near the top of their agenda were you very close to each other especially because there is and we've moved to more than a week but you are many. side by side in. qatar hosts the americans for what military headquarters in the middle east centcom there are date military base is give a toll for u.s. operations in the region we're going to continue working together with debility in the caribbean the caribbean or italy and that can work all that are affected by many bright and occasionally encounters i mean there is a big night that. was coming the spread of iran malign influence in the region thi

talks with russian officials this week crucial to the success of this movement is the opinion of that amir putin's kremlin publicly it is recognised that this political crisis is an internal affair and not some perceived western backed color revolution there are two reasons for russia being a troll one is that they realize their meaning need security alliance with russia and there's a consensus in their meaning that whatever happens and you or me i'm going will have to work with russia and the second reason is that russia learned lessons from ukraine they learned that supporting an unpopular ruler is not going to help but. i mean is ruling elite has both a hostile public and an old ally that seems to be keeping out of the way first to walk out his ear. a vigils been held in the nicaraguan capital for protesters who've died in anti government demonstrations the u.n. human rights office some of them may have been unlawfully killed by the security forces rights groups say at least thirty seven people have died violence began last week when the president daniel ortega floated a plan to overhau

it would be remarkable should --tter -- that amir putin vladimir putin end up at the white house.ie: kevin cirilli joining us from washington. vonnie: still ahead, the shadow of president trump looms as campaigning for the mexican president begins in earnest. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ julie: live from new york, i'm julie hyman. vonnie: and i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." a july 1 residential election campaigning has started. runner is followed by a former finance in the ruling party. party national action candidate. by a mexican government reporter. it seems like one candidate has a large margin in the polls. he is winning large part what might change that? >> today, the latest poll has shown that he has pulled ahead at the highest level this year. thes 20 points ahead of other contenders according to our poll tracker which tracks polls together. the contains that i think other candidates who are pulling much further behind will have to create some kind of differentiation much clearer than they have. fightingthey have been between themselves for the coveted second plac