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african gang crime began in march 26th jane when violence broke out at the moon the festival at federation square in the center of melbourne to gird so that african young people coming together and no there was a fort bragg at every card by rolling all if you lot some of it was because the place because i'm involved in the start of choice and they're just people and that crowd already been made here at the top of a lot of political person. this people to commit crime interesting to race whole human gets blamed for the actions of the few. people have to face i thought have to feel saif side there's a lot of perception issues i think that we need to deal with as well. iraq's foreign minister says his country stands with its neighbors. iran as tensions rise between tehran and washington. back to you watching al-jazeera live from doha it's all coming up a deadline passes in algeria with no one successfully registering to stand in the upcoming presidential election. millions head to the polls across europe for the final day of voting in one of the world's largest elections and u.s. president donald tr

the federal government basically divided the whole route into square-mile blocks and surveyed it, and the railroad got like a checkerboard, got every other parcel as payment for building the railroad. in seattle, most of seattle had already been staked, claimed, and was owned by the residents of seattle. in tacoma, a much smaller population, much more vacant ground. so the railroad came here because they could literally own the city, and indeed they did. when they arrived here, the railroad -- and that's a part of taco tacoma's really first half of its life. the railroad came in. they set up the tacoma land company, and then they began to profit off the sale of land within the city. so it went from forest land that was practically valueless once the trees were cut to suddenly urban real estate that they could profit off of. so they brought wealth with them, and then they were able to turn around that profit from it. we see elements of that today too because not only did the railroad own the land and thereby own the terms by which they would sell the land to somebody who wanted to buil

to me about why it exited from the federal district and why slavery played a role? alexandria was part of the 10 mile square laid out as the district of columbia. it was part of arlington county, the virginia side of the district. with the bannhappy on federal buildings on the virginia side of the potomac, which was written into the residence act. there have been people talking about ceding it back to virginia and the early 19th century. the efforts caught steam in the mid-1840's. because there was tremendous anti-slavery agitation in washington. specifically to get rid of the slave trade in the capital. in 1846, many of the slave trading interests and virginia supportive housing tree is efforts to retro seed -- re trocede back to virginia. itsecame roughly 60% of original size when arlington goes back -- housing figures back to virginia. -- alexandria goes back to virginia. tell me about "chocolate city: a history of race and democracy in the nation's capital." why chocolate city? what does that mean? prof. musgrove: we took the term from folks who had used it as a nickname for the city in the late 1960's.

. >>> wine house bringing the border wall battle to the bay area squaring off against opponents in federal court. the president's plan to try and divert funds. >> i am going to be signing a national emergency. >> reporter: on february 15, president trump promised to move around billions in federal money to pay for more border barriers. he proposed using funds for military construction, anti- drug trafficking, money seized from criminals. that same day governor newsome promised california would sue to stop the spending. >> fortunately donald trump is not the last word. the courts will be the last word. >> reporter: today attorneys representing 20 states including california and house of representatives and activists lined up to ask the federal judge to issue an injunction stopping all that spending. >> we are asking for an order blocking the use of these funds that congress didn't appropriate to build a wall on the border. it's simple. they didn't get the money. they can't build it. that's why we had a shut down. >> reporter: with the aclu he says feted raleigh government had an odd defense

. >>> the house bringing its border wall battle to the bay area, squaring off against opponents here in federal court in oakland. . >>> a legal fight in santa cruz over young murder suspect. judge john cella sources adrian gonzalez should be tried as an adult mike gonzales is accused of raping and killing eight -year-old mattie millington when he was 15. state law requires 14 and 15 -year-olds to be tried as juveniles even for the most serious crimes. now, the judge says that law is unconstitutional. the defense team plans to appeal. >> no one is capable of looking at one crime by 114 or 15 -year-old kid and saying to this person irredeemably corrupt . >> there is no justice right now, we won this round which is fantastic. >> tonight, several students now accused of leaving threatening graffiti at a california high school in san ramon. found on a shack near the football field earlier this month. one of four such incidents. the students face expulsion and possible criminal charges. >>> some napa residents forced to shelter-in-place this morning as crews hurried to clean up the house of the spill

we have already seen the march march past but right now right now entering entering the red square is the federal security service russia's effort to speed russia's f.s.b. yes indeed. this is will still be beautiful the border force of russia small aside i was about to say i was in domodedovo airport just last week and you see the guys they look at your passport very nice smiley generally and. they are in fact another face of the f.s.b. slightly less formal than the marching you do mr job number less keeping the borders safe here didn't going to be the same thing will disable innocent people as will the story. do the same job for the country of interesting lee right now marching across the red square. these servicemen over a brigade where i happen to spend a couple of like around a month or so which was part of my military education and it has one of the largest you know drill drill sites in all of russia for example for example the famous tank biathlon. competition takes place on the territory of the brigade the same thing to me was the rest of the world it rushes to the top by often competition

square for us outlook for interest rates. you are contrary to what the market is suggesting but also with the federal reserve is looking at. overlay that with the unknowns. is that could not reflect on what happened today with china. should they be, how does that change the picture? >> our view is it will be arranged on for the remainder of the year. last week we published a note saying it is skewed to the downside, toward lower yields. really, there are a variety of factors that are going to prevent yields from meaningfully rising, even to 2.50 over the near term. trade tensions with china is a key driver. globally, yields have been declining. the gravitational pull coming from overseas yield, are negative right now. that environment will keep the treasury anchored. what stands out is the market pricing of the fed. right now, the market is pricing in one cut october. -- for october. that means a little too soon for me and we got positive information yesterday in the minutes, the fed was positive. maybe the timing of at october rate cut seems a little early. i just do not buy into the scenario of an insurance rate cut. if

it contradicts a supreme court decision and aims to reverse federal court decisions on this matter in order to build a massive 400,000 square foot off-reservation, off-reservation gaming complex or the benefit of genting, a malaysian company. it creates two reservation for the mashpee tribe of massachusetts. one reservation will be the town of mashpee. the tribe's historic reservation lands. no casino will be allowed within the geographical boundaries of the town of mashpee. the other reservation is oddly 50 miles away from the mashpee in the city of touton. this site is not part of the tribe's historic reservation and was selected by the tribe in genting of a $1 billion gaming complex because of the providence of the rhode island gaming market, 20 miles distant. there is no reason for the second reservation except to build the gaming facility. in fact, the new off-reservation casino will be only 20 miles from the new england patriots football stadium and, again, 50 miles from the mashpee historic reservation. in 1988, congress enacted the indian gaming regulatory act with the intent to restrict casinos to tribe's original

square feet. after 1825, before the new regulations took effect, the federal government had issued 40 leases. 17 of which had begun operations. 1827, 1600 miners in the upper mines produced 5 million pounds of lead. from whiche period at this map emerges, 10,000 residents produced 13 million lead. of refined and comparison the public minds of missouri produced 900,000 pounds of refined lead during 1827. with the success of the upper mississippi min the government in missouriefeat and authorize the sale of the southern reservations in 1829. success was short-lived. by 1832 the growing community of miners in the north and northern-led districts raised the issue of reserving mineral lands at all. minors and non-minors alike lobbied for public land sales. wisconsin's non-mineral bearing inds open for public sale 1834. but with a combination of ignorance, fraud, and malfeasance, mineral land transferred to private ownership. this mirrored the patchwork of public and private ownership in missouri and made the collection of government rents difficult at best. the tension reached its zenith in 1834 when tw

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the ira and the russian federation, much has been written and much has been in the public domain and the public square about the role of russian interference in the 2016 election. but what has not been clearly articulated is that the russians had an intent, they had multiple intents. one of the driving intents was to suppress the african-american vote. our report, thanks to the research of the german marshall fund, is going to take the covers off of that intent. because we need to understand how pervasive, pernicious, and widespread it was. this is all occurring. at a time in american history, where the vote of power of people of cover -- people of color is reaching an all-time high. in 2020, voters of color are projected to represent more than one third of the american electorate. up from less than a quarter in the 2000 electorate. -- of the 2000 electorate. since 2010, 25 states representing more than half of the voters in the country, and representing substantial majorities of african-american voters, have enacted new restrictions. as i mentioned, strict voter id laws, hurdles to registration, cuts

square one. >> derek, thanks appreciate your time derek scissors with aei. >>> president trump also throwing the federal reserve into the trade battle today. he tweeted china will be pumping money into their system and probably reducing interest rates in order to make up for the business they are and will be losing if the federal reserve ever did a match, it would be game over, we win should the fed cut rates joining me now is larry lindsay, ceo of the lindsay group, a former fed governor and former director of the national economic council larry, welcome my guess is that you think the fed should cut rates but not for the reason the president is citing >> well, i think the fed should wait i think the fed is right to be patient. going forward i think we are going to see more disinflation the gdp deflator i think by next year will be running very, very close to 1%, which should make the fed uncomfortable. if it does, they may proceed to cut rates. but no, not right now. as i read that quote, kelly, i think it was more a dig at china, which is trying to levitate itself by using good old-fashioned monetary

back and revoke the last 10,000 square feet you didn't use and have it go back to into the respective cap. there are some exceptions to the program. regional, state and federal office buildings are exempt from the program in the sense that because state and federal properties and governments are not subject to our local controls, they're not required to get an approval from the planning commission. but we do have to account for that in the cap. so if a federal office building is built, it doesn't require the planning commission approval but when they start construction that area has to come out of the respective cap. similarly, port and redevelopment jurisdiction properties similar principle, they don't have to go to the planning commission to get approval. they're pseudostate agencies. but we have to account for it. here the accounting's different. the space comes from the cap when the building permit is issued opposed to when construction starts. lastly, city office buildings are completely exempt from the program. there are also some prior planning commission resolutions that have been adopted that give certain areas priority in terms of coming the planni

alabama aims squarely a row, the supreme court may prefer a glancing blow because of the trend toward incrementalism is not likely to want to take on a direct confrontation. >> exactly right. federal district court has no power to do anything but strike this down because they are bound by roe versus wade, sent to the court of appeals. will supreme court grant certiorari in this case? they won't. you need 5 to reverse. they won't grant it unless they have 5. cavanagh and roberts believe in the power of precedent and the right to life and are against a woman's right to choose, they won't upset many many year old supreme court precedents. >> a number of states talking about other things chipping away abortion rights and in response to that ralph northron, the governor of virginia, the controversial comments we have been debating said my veto pen is ready and fool of ink but still has this controversy that rages. >> to lower his voice on this issue and a lot of issues. my take on this is the real challenge is political. the suburban swing voters went for trump 2016, moves to the democrats in 2018. and this is an extreme measure as pat robertson said. it will help the democrats in 2020

macro data, the jobs report, the federal reserve suggestion that continues to be patient on interest rates. all of that is now gone and the focus is. square trading again. news from the wall street journal that china is considering canceling the talks has put another leg down. we are seeing u.s. stock futures tumble. what is interesting is -- this latest warning from trump that they may impose tariffs comes after a very strong performance in u.s. stocks. selloff infact, the american stocks in the fourth quarter that had given the white house a kick to get trade talks going again. one question investors may start to explore, to what extent has the run-up in stocks this year given trump a little leeway to be more aggressive with china? and to what extent will the retreat in stocks, then, put him back to the table? we are seeing a profound reaction in the markets open, both asx in australia. anz is weaker, so are the aussie and kiwi dollars. japan is closed for golden week. how will this be priced in on tuesday? chris: you have to think the japanese stock market is going to sell off significantly if all of the news we are hearing so far cont

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federal court in texas. huawei argues it is being unfairly punished. the trump administration says huawei is a national security threat. separately, a former leader of the tiananmen squaretests in china urged the west today to ngke trade privileges contingent on bei human rights pocord. wang dan days before the 30th anniversary of the deadly crackdown on the protests. he said the goal must be to end the communist party's unchallenged rule in china. >> i know a lot of western countries don't want to ruin their relationsh with china, and don't want to see any regime change happen in china, but i have to say, if there's no regime change, nothing can be resolved. >> woodruff: it is believed that chinese troops killed hundreds, and possibly thousands, in the 1989 massacre in tianamen square. in venezuela, the government has made a rare admission of just how bad things are. the nation's central bank reports venezuela's economy contract 22% in the third quarter last year. and, inflation soared to 130,000%. some three million people have fled venezuela as the economy crashes. back in this country, democrats criticized senate majority leader mitch mcconnell for saying the senate

federal judge hayworth, in short, the position when congress declines executive's request to appropriate funds executive nonetheless may find a way to spend those funds without congress does not squareles that date back to the earliest days of republic, tom, i want your reaction to the judge's decision? >> well, once again i'm not surprised, another ruling from ninth circuit, that puts the brake sign to president's agenda in security border, i'm not an attorney and i can tell you last 9 years while i was in ice headquarters, we reprogrammed money from outside the agency 8 years out of 9. money has been moved around the government all of the time. until then, the border crisis -- wasn't thing that they did mention in segment was, the president moved -- he wanted the wall. numbers on the border are surprised, unprecedented. the numbers beyond that when he declared national emergency. i think the president will find money in other ways, he will get the wall built. i just don't think the president will fail when it comes to securing money to get the wall. arthel: right, i understand your point, it's a setback but doesn't stop the president from using other sources, but congress has syst

federal correctional institute was his first choice. a minimum security camp but will wear prison-issued clothing and adhere to a district schedule. work assignment, three squareconvicts. cohen should be grateful for his sentence a keep a low profile. >> we encourage our clients to become defer entional. don't talk about the money they made it doesn't impress longer term prisoners. it could lead to problems and a whole lot of drama. >> bernie says otisville is known as one of the best federal prison camps in the country. michael cohen made a good choice and have time to write his memoir. again, he is in that escalade waiting to be issued past that checkpoint, julie and begin serving that three-year sentence. >> julie: it looks gorgeous from outside. this is among the top ten cushiest prisons. what is it like on the inside? >> i've never been in there. >> julie: full disclosure. >> it is also the closest minimum security prison to his family, which apparently is one of the reasons why he wanted to stay up here so they could easily come visit him. but again it's beautiful countryside and from what i've heard a very nice prison camp. it is minimum security but he

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