trade tariffs chinese president xi jinping is on a four nation tour of africa with stops in senegal wanda south africa and mauritians the visit to senegal was she's first trip to west africa as leader at a joint news conference with senegalese president he said africa was trying to as natural ally and announce several new deals. we have attended a signature of slew of corporation agreements in various dooming ranging from justice economic and technical corporation infrastructure promotion of human capital and civil aviation the development of china will bring more opportunities to africa and the development of africa will bring energy development of china or china is africa's biggest trading partner according to the chinese ministry of commerce trade between the two sides accounted for nearly one hundred seventy billion dollars last year chinese exports to africa reach ninety four point seven billion dollars while african countries imported seventy five billion dollars worth of chinese goods beijing has several large scale projects across the continent as part of its so-called belt and ro

industrialized economy south africa is she's third a stop on the continent after visiting senate gallery wanda his tour is meant to further strengthen economic ties china is already the continent's largest trading partner with total trade worth one hundred and seventy billion dollars. well china's president xi jinping is not the only leader of the bric economy in africa right now indian prime minister narendra modi is also there looking to deepen trade relations between india and the african continent as well as smooth the relationship between his country and uganda after tens of thousands of indians were forced out of the country in the one nine hundred seventy s. by the vendor to idi amin had addressed the ugandan parliament on wednesday. a moment that shocked the world august one thousand nine hundred eighty two uganda's president mean orders all asians to the view gunned. most of them were of indian origin they dominated the economy owning large businesses i mean accuse them of economic exploitation forcing over forty thousand asians to leave the country most of them left that country thos

china's wrote us one of the continent's biggest investors she and his wife paying yuan were welcomed by wanda's president paul kagame and his wife visit comes ahead of an emerging economies summit china is heavily involved in building infrastructure on the continent including a new railway line in kenya but that project has many critics. these animals roam freely barely seven kilometers outside kenya's capital nairobi but their unrestricted lifestyle is endangered kenya has contracted the china roads and bridges corp to extend and modernize its main railway line. the first leg connecting mombasa in nairobi was completed in twenty seventeen the second leg will link kenya to neighboring uganda it cuts right through the national park all that tomboy. noise on top of you is going to make the park. and these are not much of a park where by animals can walk in and walk out. of them a foot at a few of the men and i'm not going to stop here conservationists have been fighting the railway since twenty sixteen to no avail construction of the second leg began in march despite a court order halting the pro

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enforcement in texas then he was sent to a private facility contracted by the government in arizona you wanda didn't talk to her son for thirty days. traumatized by what happened he has nightmares wets the bed and he tells me please don't send me back to that place. her lawyer gustava terra's accuses federal officials of using thousands of children like jeremy for political gain if you want to break the law yes it was a misdemeanor or felony it was a misdemeanor the germy breaking the law no he paid for it and he will continue to pay for it one federal judge says with a troubling ministration did is unconstitutional another says authorities have until july twenty six to reunite some twenty five hundred or so children who are separated from their parents at the border but the trumpet ministration isn't backing down from the zero tolerance policy of prosecuting anyone who crosses the border illegally and advocates fear that these immigrants once reunited will be deported without due process to says she and her son were threatened by gang members but attorney general jeff sessions announced on j

. >> it was interesting justice breyer's opinion wanda being a dissent. the and he says if you don't agree with the things i said about what the waiver process might -- how the process might , if i hadpplied to pick, i would pick the view expressed by the two private -- primary dissenters. one of the things we will come back to is how much unanimity there was on the left side of the court, or how much outright agreement. and while justice breyer has in past terms tried to veer a was a casese, this in which the little justices wanda voting against the administration -- wound up voting against the administration. maybe you beat the spread after an oral argument. i'm not sure that's what some of the less informed, but very opinionated, commentators were saying after arguments. >> you made referencees to cases to the left. it is unclear how united they were. let's go right to jack phillips. was a case that was one of the reasons the term was described as one that was going to be momentous. ous.ound up being lowment we will talk about gerrymandering in which i

eugene ping has become the first chinese president to visit wanda it's his second stop in africa she aims to further promote china's role as one of the continent's biggest investors she and his wife painted were welcomed by wonder's president paul kagame nick and his wife visit comes ahead of an emerging economies summit china is heavily involved in building infrastructure on the continent including a new railway line in kenya that project as many critics. these animals roam freely barely seven kilometers outside kenya's capital nairobi but their own restricted lifestyle is in danger to kenya's contracted to china roads and bridges cooperation to extend and modernize the rift valley railway the first leg connecting mombasa nairobi was completed in twenty seventeen the second leg willing kenya to neighboring uganda and cuts right through the national park all that. noise on top of you is going to make the park the animals or maybe the beauty of production. and the park whereby animals can walk in and walk out. of it i'm afforded a few of the men and i know we're employed here conserva

in africa let me ask you about that the choices the countries each owes to visit at first look at wanda in senegal appear to be unusual choices for president she's visit given that they don't receive a large amount of investment from china whole. day large countries in terms of population why did he choose these countries specifically what is he trying to get from them. this is the carefully true isn't true isn't set of the countries for sure because for china its largest investment actually is set in eastern african countries where the political environment is more stable in a lot of resources. tanzania was actually the first country that she visited a while he took office but in recent years relations with those countries hasn't been the most smooth especially with tanzania china didn't get a few of the most the key infrastructure projects including the ten's and real way so there's a need for china to set an example of what kind of relationship it wants in fact the smaller countries like rwanda like senegal would be a better choice for china at this point all right let's bring in and

trade tariffs chinese president xi jinping is on a four nation tour of africa with stops in senegal wanda south africa and the visit to senegal was she's first trip to west africa as leader at a joint news conference with senegalese president he said africa was trying to natural ally and announce several new deals. we have attended the signature of a slew of corporation agreements in various domains ranging from justice and technical corporation infrastructure promotion of human capital and civil. the development of china will bring more opportunities to africa and the development of africa will bring energy development of china. or china is africa's biggest trading partner according to the chinese ministry of commerce trade between the two sides accounted for nearly one hundred seventy billion dollars last year chinese exports to africa reach ninety four point seven billion dollars while african countries imported seventy five billion dollars worth of chinese goods beijing has several large scale projects across the continent as part of its so-called belt and road initiative which aims t

. >> stephen: bit of a milestone "a fish called wanda "-- ( cheers and applause ) sure.this month. it has a sad but extraordinary honor of some kind. when it first came out, a man, i believe he was danish -- >> he was a dentist in the second largest town in denmark. >> stephen: tell the people what his reaction was to seeing the movie. >> well, he was famous, and after about five minutes, h he started to laugh, and he never stopped. ( laughter ) he had a heart attack on the third dog, and passed away and had to be carried out of the cinema during the -- >> stephen: you literally killed a man? >> i killed an. >> stephen: wh was your reaction when you found out? >> delight. ( laughter ) >> stephen: we've all got to go some time. >> we've got to go some time. >> stephen: i wouldn't mind dying. >> i'm not sure how one should go, but i think laughing is probably the best. but i have to tell you about kevin kline. he was wonderful. i said to kevin, i've got to tell you, we killed man. he said what are you talking about? so i told him about the dentist. he said, exactly which s

. >> la wanda page was a trail blazer for urban comedians, for females doing adult-style comedy, sheonight we're making history, the first time four women have been on stage at one time making a movie. >> the queens of comedy, four black women doing something that had never been done before. we were just going up saying let's be free. you know what i loved about simone, she was unapologetically sexy. she would wear [ bleep ] on stage, like, okay, bitch, you're going to kill them with that. >> i'm sick of men in dress socks trying to get the pussy. he's slipping and sliding. going to bust your lip. >> a lot of people have sexual hangups. they're uneasy talking about sex. and when you find somebody who's free enough to say, hey, i enjoy sex, people are interested in that. >> monique is brash. monique has a kick you in your face style. i think it even intimidates men when women are very open and strong sexually. >> every man wants to [ bleep ] a fat girl one time, baby, one time, and once you go fat, you never go back. once you get some fat pussy, it's all over, baby. >> she's talking a

enforcement in texas then he was sent to a private facility contracted by the government in arizona you wanda didn't talk to her son for thirty days. traumatized by what happened he has nightmares wets the bed and he tells me please don't send me back to that place. her lawyer gustava terra's accuses federal officials of using thousands of children like jeremy for political gain if you want to break the law yes it was a misdemeanor or felony it was a misdemeanor the germy break any law no he paid for it and he will continue to pay for it one federal judge says with a trumpet ministration did is unconstitutional another says authorities have until july twenty sixth to reunite some twenty five hundred or so children who are separated from their parents at the border but the trumpet ministration isn't backing down from the zero tolerance policy of prosecuting anyone who crosses the border illegally and advocates fear that these immigrants once reunited will be deported without due process to says she and her son were threatened by gang members but attorney general jeff sessions announced on june

items that are still used and distribute it every day by people and businesses turning recycling and wanda into a whole new industry. this recycling company in kigali shreds washes and produces around a ton of plastic every day. professional recycling has become big business here in rwanda. after the plastic has been liquefied it is made into k. like strads which are then chopped into pieces these would later be mixed with all the materials wants me to start and cycling company and plastics. because run the. initiative to protect the environment that's why we ban plastic bags and some of the people so it threads i say doesn't paternity. the company's recycling process produces reusable bags tops and packaging for the construction industry and for agriculture. when the ban plastic bags ten years ago plastic waste is still everywhere here who wonders environment agency recovers tons of interim landfills a lot can also be found along the borders with neighboring countries. as a country in africa where countries as to using plastics we can say we have proof of plastics one hundred percent mayb

enforcement in texas then he was sent to a private facility contracted by the government in arizona you wanda didn't talk to her son for thirty days. traumatized by what happened he has nightmares wets the bed and he tells me please don't send me back to that place. her lawyer gustava terra's accuses federal officials of using thousands of children like jeremy for political gain if you want to break the law yes it was a misdemeanor or felony it was a misdemeanor the germy break any law you know your he paid for it and he will continue to pay for it one federal judge says with a trumpet ministration did is unconstitutional another says authorities have until july twenty sixth to reunite some twenty five hundred or so children who are separated from their parents at the border but the trump administration isn't backing down from the zero tolerance policy of prosecuting anyone who crosses the border illegally and advocates fear that these immigrants once reunited will be deported without due process modest says she and her son were threatened by gang members but attorney general jeff sessions an

president xi jinping is flying to africa for the brics economic summit to make stops in senegal and wanda before heading on to south africa where china is investing heavily in africa both financially and militarily brown has more from beijing. well this will be president xi jinping third visit to africa in less than six years that is a measure of just how important africa is to china right now he's going to be away for ten days the highlight of his african tour is probably going to be an address he's due to make of the brics forum in south africa brics of course comprises the world's five leading developing economies that's brazil russia india china and south africa and given that china is now in broiled in a trade war with the united states it's fair to assume the president xi will deliver a robust defense of free trade and multilateralism which is something the brics believes in so he's going to be among allies and friends at brics africa has become hugely important to china it recently opened a military base in djibouti on the horn of africa where the united states also has a base chin

host: let's hear from wanda, in chattanooga, tennessee. believe that if hillary took bernie with her she would have one. --won. i think they should focus on telling the truth. i think it was wrong that she didn't take bernie. in oklahoma he came in and had a to say after president bush. they come in, and they start talking about foreign affairs, when they are not together they're are taking a lot of focus off the american people. they need to continue to focus on the american people and their needs, and i think they'll go a long ways. to focusingt comes on those needs, what is at the top of that list? what should be the first or the main thing the democrats focus on? everything the politics as usual. for me it would be -- everything , but politics as usual. for me it would be putting a lot on bringing people together. obama did a good job of that. i think help would be a good thing for everyone. host: the washington times takes a look at house raises, and money raised going into the midterm elections. have candidates in the countries heart

santa rosa, wanda hot. officially at 62. 95 in santa rosa. 94 in napa. take your pick.orth and inland. that is the drier air right there spilling in. that pushes this out-of-the- way. it looks like that might reverse itself once we get toward the end of the week, but not today. many 70s in the mix here. fairfield, concord, but more. and is a, 68. if you 50s but a lot of 60s. anywhere from 2-6 degrees warmer than we were at this time yesterday. napa and santa rosa +6 compared 8:00 yesterday. i westerly brew -- breeze for some. we will see if we can continue that. i doubted. yesterday at west southwest and fairfield. it's going to be pretty hot. the big story is in southern california, las vegas, also phoenix, where the monsoon moisture has been going crazy. especially in las vegas. in phoenix, which had record rain yesterday. of .48. is might need back will tell you, that will cause all sorts of problems. not only that, a massive dust storm came through. it is already beginning to move right back in. it is not making it to tahoe yet. but i think by friday night and satur

at this point i want to bring in neil mcdonald, head of trading at wanda, normally from new york, todaymid singapore. thank you so much for coming on the program. i have to get started with that, the -- thank you for coming. the dxy ean, we have up 5.7% for year today. we expect that, as a safe haven trade, we expect dollar strength to continue with rates, and growth underpinned by repatriating dollars into the u.s., especially with the trade war, which i feel will get a lot worse before it gets better. the strong dollar's putting pressure on em currencies, on our favorite short right now, the aussie dollar. we see that as the g-10 proxy for the chinese economy. david: that is your conviction trade, as you mentioned. so i am shorting the aussie at what level? i am reticent to call levels here. david: ok. neil: so many unknowns as to how deep this trade war will go. of whyok, now, in terms you think the trade war is the biggest risk out there. i talked to a lot of people. people say maybe not yet, it is still the fed, if they adopt policy faster than the current consensus. you say the bi

row wanda in 1990 which saw the deaths of 800,000 in 100 days and sudan, dar four and the tragedy there. tragedies and cries sees are not just in the past but were witnessing mass killings of many people in many places. burma, the military has inflicted violence against the rohingya people. this is ethnic cleansing and appears on the verge of genocide. 700,000 refugees have been pushed into bangladesh, 80% are women and children. in dar for, 300,000 are dead and three million displaced. this gives us the tools to detect the tools so we can respond quickly and improves interagency coordination. this measure will make our government better equipped to handle the threats of crimes against humidity. this is a good bill. this bill should be a core objective of our nation's national security missions. the bill as i said before our committee by a unanimous bipartisan voice vote. i urge our colleagues to support it. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california, mr. royce, is recognized. mr. royce: i