emirates having already invested heavily in somaliland and expanded the commercial port of beara the uys control of the culture is seen by many is the latest move by the emirates to spread its influence well beyond its borders people have often remarked on the strategic value of sokoto or there have been speculations that. one power or another might try to actually establish a presence on the island but. with the war in yemen entering its fourth year the u.a.e. now controls much of the south of the country with a strong presence on both sides of the entrance to the red sea and so katra place right in the middle alex go topless inside story. let's get straight to the story and bring in our guests in london via skype mohammed jim as a writer for al could be newspaper and uk said samuel romani research at oxford university and specialist on conflict in yemen in beirut bethen mccann middle east reporter for the independent and author of the first eyewitness report on the u.a.e. in sokoto of a good to have you with us i'm going to come to you first mohammed to make considering your relationsh

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humans war pits iranian backed the bulls in the move against troops loyal to exile president hadi the uys part of a soda led coalition the stepped in three years ago to support hardy. is in the southern city of other that's where the u.a.e. has been growing its influence funding and training armed yemeni groups now the u.a.e. is on the island of support yemen's prime minister says to him or not to deployment there is an assault on yemen so violent these protesters agree they also wouldn't match the island unique would be destroyed two. hundred al-jazeera. the island of the contras the latest territory where any of our troops have been sent as the u.a.e. expands its military presence in the horn of africa they're also deployed elsewhere across mainland yemen and had them would for example and the coastal city of addon which was recently overrun by separatists backed by the u.a.e. and emery's appear to be building an airstrip on yemen's perry island that sits right in the middle of babylon and that strait. on the african side of the red sea the u.a.e. operates the as a naval and air base an

has in berbera and is indifference they call those who has an advantage beyond them uys probably the second most powerful factor there and the saudis have a military base there as well as the u.s. having a crucial military installations of life is probably act towards a defense of the u.a.e. interests there because they both are interested in countering terrorism in the hell so i think that there the u.s. and the u.a.e. are probably going to be for comedy against china for supremacy in djibouti gabbie because just because of the nature of so you can dress and desire to india and china and africa in spite of the trump and iterations of the end of all of the african strategy mohamed a weakened yemen obviously plays into what's happening in the horn of africa and the discourse there. when it comes to political developments between these plays the proxy wars the potential proxy wars growing proxy wars where are we this is the problem now because it. we have so many factions and yemen so many parties conflict and artie's and there is no way for one of these parties to win this war and at

sure having already invested heavily in somaliland and expanded the commercial port but there are the uys control of the culture is seen by many is the latest move by the emirates to spread its implants well beyond its borders people have often remarked on the strategic value. there have been speculations that. one power or another might try actually establish a presence on the island. with the war in yemen entering its fourth year the u.a.e. now controls much of the south of the country the strong presence on both sides of the entrance to the red sea and so cultura place right in the middle alex go topless al jazeera. syrian rebels have surrendered an enclave of the northern homs countryside to government forces they have been given the option to pledge allegiance to the government or move to rebel held territory in northern syria reports. russian military commanders led the negotiations on behalf of the syrian government rebel factions controlling the northern countryside of homs were given an ultimatum reconcile with the state or surrender and move to rebel held territory in northern s

sure having already invested heavily in somaliland and expanded the commercial port but there are the uys control of the culture is seen by many is the latest move by the emirates to spread its influence go beyond its borders people have often remarked on the strategic value of sokoto are there have been speculations that that one power or another might try to actually establish a presence on the island but with the war in yemen entering its fourth year the u.a.e. now controls much of the south of the country the strong presence on both sides of the entrance to the red sea and so culture placed right in the middle alex go topless al-jazeera. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas has been reelected as chairman of the palestine liberation organization's highest decision making by his reappointment to the executive committee was expected it came at a meeting of the palestinian national council the first in twenty two years a mascot for the form to be postponed until all factions were united as one of several groups that boycotted the meeting turkey's ruling party has formally nominated incumbent

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. ♪ uys. >> exactly. >> good evening everybody, our top stories kim jong-un has decided apparently tolay games , again. the north korean dictator pulling out of a summit with the south koreans and now he's threatening to cancel his much anticipated meeting with president trump. we take up the possible white house response, dr. sebastian gorka joining us here tonight. the department of justice continues to stonewall congress, missing their own deadline to hand over documents related to james comey's hand-picked leaker , daniel richmond. we'll take that up as we discuss the deep state's tip using effort to obstruct congress as it seeks to exercise its constitutional oversight responsibilities, judicial watches crist farrell joining us tonight as well and voters heading to the polls in pennsylvania, nebraska, idaho and oregon, deciding key primar ies that will set the tone for the upcoming mid-terms perhaps, and here to tell us what it could all mean for the president's america first agenda , the dean himself, ed rollins new york post columnist, pulitzer prize winner michael goodwin. our

he was a builder from queens and he said wait.t ui let me get this straight, they are still nukes on the peninsula despite the smart people telling us how to get rid of it. he was unpredictable, and he's the one who got results, and he won't get an ounce of credit for it amongst that class. >> sean: as he said, he justst wants to solve the problem which, by the way, i remember winston churchill said blood, toil, tears, sweat, victory. that's our goal. the president they said i want the world safer.l. which brings us to the israelis. daniel hoffman, they had to strike back. you cannot allow the iranian forces and mullahs to fire missiles from syria bases into israel and not have a massive price to pay.nt >> the viewers will recall that no matter what threat, whether it's an iraqi nuclear program is the 1980s or a syrian nuclear program which israel destroyed in 2007, they don't have to takr the threats off the table. they have it exceptionally strong intelligence capabilities in this case the iranians presented an existential threat to them from syria. frankly, sean, expect israel to

documenting his interactions with the president, memorializing the things the president told him to do or [uied him to do about the russia investigation that comey wouldn't do. so, in the real world, it has never been a mystery as to why the s3ylpdz counsel's office might have been looking at potentialzxyí obstruction of je in the form of president cd tru firing the fbi director because of the fbi director's role in this investigation, into the president and his campaign. firing somebody who is running or overseeing an investigation into you, yeah, that's going to get you investigated for obstruction of justice. in the real world, it's never been a big mystery as to why mueller might be pursuing nk what's new now is that now, the white house, or,(ée at least th president's new lawyer, has just dropped the official fig leaf. they are flat-out admitting it. >> he fired comey because comey would not, among other things, say that he wasn)w ÷ç a target the investigation. >> so, that seems like as good a place as any to start on a night like this, when james comey documented all that stuff the pre

world and often themselves at the center of a power struggle between the yemeni government and the uys geopolitical ambitions gerald fast and is a director of gulf of pheasant government relations at the middle east institute and a former u.s. ambassador to yemen it joins us live from washington d.c. thanks very much indeed for your time is it your impression that the u.a.e. might be trying to annex culture. first thank you for having me on the program. it's a it's a question that has come up. i haven't really seen much indication so far that really something that the u.a.e. . actually tried to do so what do you think explains the presence of the troops there. well it's a it's a good question of course people have often remarked on the strategic value of the coachella over the years going all the way back to the time when it was the people's democratic republic of yemen there have been speculations that that one power or another might try actually establish a presence on the island it's possible that the amorality is are thinking something along those lines as well but but the reality

yemen swore pits iranian backed rebels in the north against troops loyal to exile president hadi the uys part of a soda led coalition the stepped in three years ago to support hardy whose power base is in the southern city of other that's where the u.a.e. has been growing its influence funding and training armed yemeni groups now the u.a.e. is on the island of psychiatrists. yemen's prime minister said he's not to deployment there is an assault on human suffering to these protesters agree they also wanted the island unic would be destroyed to. muhammad i don't know. still to come this off while many iraqis doubt their first general election since the fall of our so will help lift them out of poverty. and after a long walk through the corridors of power from a church in this one in preschool time is russia's president. hello there we've got lots of sunshine over many parts of europe at the moment it's in the north where the brightest weather isn't this is what it looks like in the northern parts of france everybody they're going to the beach huts and we've also got plenty of sunshine over

i am processing of peace and uis want to write out that's when your book comes out and i'm writing a piece on the potential of president trump in kim jong un. here i will tell you that i have great concerns because they think all those at yours, neither of these leaders has had any experience of this. each one comes in with a certain personality characteristic that i think are of great concern. certain impetuousness and 17 hours of serious talks about the philosophy of history and somewhat of the policy zero-sum. we are seeing this playing out in the newspapers now. my concern i don't think it's democratic, to analytic and i worry about that. this framework about what it took to succeed. reagan plays a larger role. at give him more credit and maybe less than some conservatives. i don't make a comparison because i feel like kissinger and zhou enlai are 50/50 and gorbachev was so extraordinary with what he did so i talk about john paul and others as well that gorbachev gets the statesmanship. i looked at this as a framework and looked at different relationships and i could see it worki

uys? we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. back, joining us from washington with a look at axios a.m., co-founder and ceo of axios, jim van dehi. >> this is one of those weeks where i think we're going to look back as a pivotal week in the trump presidency. step back and think about the things that have happened this week. those mueller questions that leaked. more than 40 questions, 13 of which were linked to very specific dates. they weren't questions as much as topics, they showed the breadth of the investigation. and those questions didn't even include any of the michel cohen material, because those questions took place before the cohen raid by the fbi. then you have another white house lawyer, another trump lawyer, quit, in the middle of this fury, and now you have the rudy giuliani stuff on fox news last night where they're admitting they had repaid michael cohen who had paid off stormy daniels on the eve of the campaign. those are big deals. they all fit together. and they show that those walls, that trump feels are so s

sure having already invested heavily in somaliland and expanded the commercial port but there are the uys control of the culture is seen by many as the latest move by the emirates to spread its influence well beyond its borders people have often remarked on the strategic value of sokoto there have been speculations that. one power or another might try to actually establish a presence on the island. with the war in yemen entering its fourth year the u.a.e. now controls much of the south of the country the strong presence on both sides of the entrance to the red sea and so cultura place right in the middle alex go topless al jazeera. and bill cosby and roman polanski have been expelled from the organization that manages prestigious oscars movie awards and it had a cause they was convicted of sexual assault last month and oscar winning director has admitted statutory rape of a thirteen year old girl in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven the u.s. academy of motion picture arts and sciences says that the decision reflects its standards of conduct. the u.k. authorities say that they will c

sure having already invested heavily in somali land and expanded the commercial port but there are the uys control of the culture a seen by many is the latest move by the emirates to spread its influence will beyond its borders people have often remarked on the strategic value. there have been speculations that. one power or another might try actually establish a presence on the island. with the war in yemen entering its fourth year the u.a.e. now controls much of the south of the country the strong presence of both sides of the entrance to the red sea and psychiatrist placed right in the middle topless al jazeera. hakim. he joins us on the line and he is the editor in chief of the yemen post. saying here that the u.a.e. forces have gone from zero presence on this island to having a presence or did they have a presence on the island anyway. if you go if you get a little bad right now the yemeni government. orders. by the islamic courts to get the insta couple on a good. so it's not just. david of ritual for over two years right now and it's a shame about the yemeni government and the presi

these are companies that have public stock listings, and so investors had thought that these ,uys are higher, greater standard of transparency. they were thought to have better corporate governance because of they have that, they have to open their books in connection with public listings. but four out of the five first time defaulters so far this year are in fact publicly listed companies, and that is a surprise to investors. this? : how serious is is it the beginning of a major collapse in what is the world third biggest bond market? chris: that is right. fitch put out a report saying they expect further defaults, and greater strains to continue throughout the year. they also said that the chinese authorities are unlikely to allow systemically important borrowers to default, like a big property developer or a major local government financing vehicle, but within -- with those exceptions, we are likely to see further turmoil and investors saying it is best to keep in the higher rated bonds in government bonds. you want to be wary of those that contain bigger risks. rishaad: chris, tha

ui research, in happening when we went from pc to smart phones.re coming up now. when billions of devices are depending on the services, you sot to be better positioned, these kinds of things were sort of expected and we are not really surprised, but it is good that privacy is coming to the forefront of the matter before the whole industry explodes. david: how important is alexa to amazon at this point? >> extremely. it helps him not only keep the prime members engage but also getting into other things like whole foods. one of the things we have seen, if you look at what people are shopping on with alexa, the number one item is music, but number two is household products, repetitive purchases. groceries fall in line with that. with geographic expansion also critical for them, keeping the ecosystem together. mentioned that the fourth pillar of amazon could be prime video, or alexa. where are they with prime membership, how it would shareholders be about where there is going? jitendra: that was the big disclosure that came out of the shareholder let

. >> thank you for having me >> we hope you'll come back again soon >>uys,ack over to you. news alert from the fed. let's check in with steve. >> thanks melissa, the federal reserve issues a proposal to ease and modify the so called vocal rule named after the former federal reserve chairman, the rule was passed as part of dodd frank, it limits proprietary trading by banks they would streamline the rule without diminishing safety and soundness. the strictest voccer rule requirements -- the proposal is faithful to the text and spirit of dodd frank. randy quarrels, the trump appointee who is the vice chairman for bank supervision, says it's an important milestone, but not the completion of the reform more to come in terms of easing some of these rules. there are now three categories created based on the firm's trading activity, with progressive requirements the bigger the firm, the harsher the requirements proprietary trading is no longer assumed for short term assets or those assets held less than 70 days compliance is assume d rules ar eased and underwriting we'll talk to ra

what ui must did not help these fears either. and the sun pause button. in seattle over the new tax proposal. amazon is putting its money on at the kentucky derby. stories coming up in fox business network dagen mcdowell. fox news contributor jason chaffetz one with the wall street editorial page james freeman. >> i am glad. i'm just going to sit back and listen to you. by the way, i am wearing red and i am wearing this dress for two of our most loyal viewers. stacy is on-demand and we and we disagreed about everything politically but they are on your show. she loves rod and she's covering thanks to all of our viewers. we've got these details emerging on the controversial payment to stormy daniels. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani were filled last night they did reimburse $130,000 out of his own pocket while shooting down allegations of campaign-finance violations. watch this. >> that money was not campaign money. sorry i'm giving you a fact now that you don't know. it is not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. so they felt it through t

friendly little uys. >> like to hold on tight, cuddle >> they don't hold on loosely.ng we play a lot. the 1000th python. they find each other we hear about the little crocodiles >> the perfect place for them to live >> i always liked them my wife -- >> ugh >> we can't go to places where -- >> agree >> i think guam, is guam big on snakes they got a few another way to -- there, you don't die right away you're in there. let me out let me out >> inside the anaconda >> yeah. >> after they swrallow you whol? >> might suffocate, i guess. >> might be painful. >> when we come back, retailers reporting this morning we'll talk to dana telsey about the numbers from lowe's, target and tiffany, that's next. >>> as we head to a break, a quick check of what's happening with the european markets right now. the biggest decliner is the dax. germany down by 1.5% at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your retail business. so that if your customer needs shoes, & he's got wide feet. & with edge-to-edge intelligence you've got near real time inventory upda

. analysis of about 16 councils, 100 candidates, it is about 7. candidates, it is about 7. election uibe reckoned with. disappointing and i've wish we could have done better. have done better. nobody in ukip will be vastly surprised by that. will be vastly surprised by that. without having any seats in parliament whatsoever. parliament whatsoever. long history of campaigning for that. that. are left in that is a strong base for the future. for the future. matter how hard you have worked, what's the point of ukip now? what's the point of ukip now? are going to realise we're not going to get the full exit. to get the full exit. when fact they have —— should have got onto thejob. when fact they have —— should have got onto the job. got onto the job. find a way to overturn the referendum altogether. referendum altogether. you'll find ukip's fortunes are surging again. surging again. that isn't labour or the conservative party. conservative party. where is it going to be surging? going to be surging? geographically, where are you going to be surging? where are you going to be surging? canno

spencer, you are not a royalist or necessarily a fan of the royal family but ui here today because yous and less of these days and irrespective of your views on the royal family and that it is a nice community thing. you are making memories for your kids. i have two kids and so for both of them and my mum and my wife as well. let's give a quick wave to some people, harry? morning. harry has been bumping duty all yesterday. michelle is the chief bossy boots. give us a wave. good morning. dale, come on over. dell is, can! morning. dale, come on over. dell is, can i say this, the oldest resident? is that route? it is not. when is the sherry being cracked open? probably later on. what time does the bar open? about two? that is civilised. i believe you have already had your thyroid tablet are you waiting to it to kick in? that was probably rude to say that.” think it is starting now. excellent. i want you all to have a brilliant time. hold on! you were introduced before as the chief scrubber on washing up of duty. lesley. washing of duty. loads more coverage to come across the morning so to

once you have those people identify uied identified, that's where the crucial piece comes in. we've got to have more mental health counselors. we have to have people to talk to these kids. they're not necessarily criminal, they've got things going on. dealing with the police isn't the way to go. some of the resources need to go to that. that's what we're looking at. our sheriff's office also recently developed a behavioral health unit where they actually pair social workers or mental health counselors with sworn deputies and/or police officers to actually do those follow-ups when they get an alert on that application that comes to the kids. or from the kids. additionally on that app, there's apsod on it. so if you have an active shooter situation in a school, you can have that kid that's locked in the closet on the third wing on the second floor behind a water fountain putting a 911 alert out immediately and his gps coordinates is available. the officers, they're responding, they'll know exactly where that person is and they can get information through the phone systems in ord

to drive, he could go out into the bush but couldn‘t see the birds he wanted to study, greasing the ui. cathy's favourite subject. the former england football captain, wayne rooney, could be leaving the premier league and heading to america. although no contract has been signed as of yet, his agents have agreed to a 17—million—dollar deal, which could see the 32—year—old leave everton for the major league soccer side ‘dc united‘ this summer. iam going i am going to be taking my kids there, i tell you. interesting. let‘s head to the bbc sport centre and talk to sarah mulkerrins. .. sarah, it follows quite a number of premier league stars who have gone to mls, beckham, lampard, defoe, gerrard. robbie keane. we could go on. we could go on and on, the story at everton, it was not a fairy tale return to everton, so i suppose it is no great surprise he will take the money that is on offer? it seems to be becoming a trend, when we think back to david beckham going into thousand seven, he went to la galaxy. 0ver into thousand seven, he went to la galaxy. over the summer we have seen is latter