we win this election by making sure everybody has a fair shot and a better life, and you know what? that is only possible if we take on the toxic influence of money in the system. [applause] in this post citizens united world, where money equals speech, where corporations have the same rights as people. until we tackle it, the rules are written for those with the biggest checkbooks, all these promises and plans you've heard today may be just about talk. as democrats, part of the problem is we have talked about this problem for too long. in d.c., talking has become the substitute for doing. as governor, i worked on passing one of the most progressive disclosure laws in the country. i don't care if you call yourselves americans for america, you have to show us every nickel you pay us. i will never forget -- [applause] -- never forget running for reelection in 2016. on day 90, if we can kick the koch brothers out of montana, we can kick them out of new hampshire, out of d.c., out of everywhere in this country. [applause] because it is not just donald trump on the ballot. indeed, the am

to get a better life for themselves and so the cities are unable to really plan are on this number because they don't really know how many people are coming into the city so you find people just settling wherever the confines of please do leave your head and that's the reason why most people even in foremost it to me ok sure and i guess nigeria is not i mean that's phenomenon is not unique to nigeria but but here's the thing i mean this number really shocked me you have the u.n. saying your country needs 22000000 houses right that's the deficit but then we also hear of stories like in the city where you are laid low as there are thousands of houses that are that are vacant to help us understand that. well here in lagos you find that thousands like you said thousands of houses are vacant and the reason is because these houses are just too expensive for ordinary people to afford you can imagine most people here in lagos leave on $2.00 a day and with this lead to money how are they able to pay the rent and many of these long loads require that people pay at least a year old soon advan

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fire millions of venezuelans and ditched their country leaving behind an economy in tatters for a better life and work abroad many ended up in argentina well how's that turning out it's not that different back. works in buenos aires for a delivery company is one of many venezuelans who fled their homeland. argentinean immigration authorities but their number at 650000 putting poverty in crisis behind them they came in search of a better life but now argentina's economy is in free fall. i was aware that in argentina i had an inflation problem. but i wasn't expecting this strange development and growth of inflation when i arrived here the dollar stood at 20 pesos a year it's gone to 16. the crisis intensified in the wake of the august primary elections which leftist candidate alberto finance one by a mile stock prices and the peso plummeted immediately investors are worried the country could soon see the return of a socialist government one touting similar policies to venezuela's. not a pleasant prospect for those who escape that very country. when i see if the government changes and inflation

here are we going to say to a woman you know what you had a chance to get an education to create a better life for yourself but you completely ruined that. good morning this is out international law from. moscow my name is kevin owen here with a 30 minute world news round up for you then 1st this all prices a spike following the latest attacks on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure moving at levels not seen since the invasion of kuwait back in 1990 the united states is saying that iran is responsible for the south of the attacks on the state run refineries denies the allegations and accuses the u.s. of deceit and if a trunk is got the latest is monday morning it's not even been a week since the famous most staunch was shaved off the face of america's foreign policy if you know what i mean but even without mr bolton someone else who's actually in charge of diplomacy has tweeted the u.s. will join efforts with allies to ensure iran is held accountable for its aggression and there's plenty of other hawgs to explain how not supposed to be done. it is now time for the united states to put on the tabl

and as europeans we cannot handle this and we can not give them the better their situation or a better life because we have a lot of we have a lot of unemployment here so it's going to be it's going to be very difficult for us european to horse them all these immigrants as well as a 1. 100 s. what do you think of this new role some people say you know it's just a new name for an old position that was the old vice president of the european commission in charge of migration and skilled labor if you've got a problem with this or not. well the more similar you are being way of life i can see you know it really exists because it covers the whole of the european nations are divided into classes. support. for unity between press around the exploited and exploited within the european companies and i think this is a good. if only way of describing the situation in europe. when it comes to the question of migrants. our basic position is that we support. the migrants in and we. are international solidarity because they are fleeing from basically the capitalist system. but what about this is a comment

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here are we going to say to a woman you know what you had a chance to get an education to create a better life for yourself but you completely ruined that. one minute 6 pm here in moscow this monday september the 16th a very warm welcome to our international my names you know. the biggest one day jump in oil prices in almost 30 years is playing its all new markets right the jump follow. the assaults on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure over the weekend the united states claims around is directly responsible for the attacks on the state run refineries donald trump say's the u.s. is locked and loaded and ready to respond to the incidents to iran denies the allegations and ruled out the possibility of talks between mr trump and president rouhani which were once on the table at least to try and go reports it's not even been a week since the famous most stosh was shaved off the face of america's foreign policy if you know what i mean but even without mr bolton someone else who's actually in charge of diplomacy has tweeted the u.s. will join efforts with allies to ensure iran is held accountable for

what are we going to say to a woman you know what you had a chance to get an education to create a better life for yourself but you're completely ruined. good afternoon the international life my world use h.q. moscow is kevin only with you for the next 30 minutes for the round thanks for staying if you can 1st donald trump new in this says the u.s. is locked and loaded as he put it and ready to respond to the latest attacks on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure or prices have skyrocketed by amounts not seen since the invasion of kuwait back in 1990 following what happened at the weekend the united states claims around is directly responsible for saturday's attacks on the state run refineries to run denies the allegations and has ruled out the possibility of talks to between trump and president rouhani but one on the table trying to reports. it's not even been a week since the famous most stosh was shaved off the face of america's foreign policy if you know what i mean but even without mr bolton someone else who is actually in charge of diplomacy has tweeted the u.s. will join efforts with allie

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better life for yourself but you're completely ruined that. good morning to thanks for watching out international lawyer for world news h.q. here in moscow my name's kevin though and i've got 30 minutes of world news lined up for you then starting with this oil prices have spiked following the latest attacks of the weekend on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure it's moved those prices to levels not seen since the invasion of kuwait back in 1990 united states claims iran is responsible for the south of the attacks on the state run refineries around denies the allegations there and accuses the u.s. of deceit with the latest this morning reporting. it's not even been a week since the famous most stosh was shaved off the face of america's foreign policy if you know what i mean but even without mr bolton someone else who is actually in charge of diplomacy has tweeted the u.s. will join efforts with allies to ensure iran is held accountable for its aggression and there's plenty of other hawks to explain how not supposed to be done it is now time for t

every person in this country no matter who their parents are or where they are from has a shot at a better life. that is why i'm doing this. there are 157 days between now and when you guys help me make the best out of every one of those 157 days. thanks so much, new hampshire. thanks for doing everything you do to make a difference here. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> hello, everybody. new hampshire democrats, you've got energy today, don't you? [applause] i am here to say first and foremost, thank you. --ause of what you have done when i was a kid in massachusetts, we used to say and assume this was a red state it would be a red state for a long time. but new hampshire democrats had another idea, didn't you? [applause] and you worked for years and years to change the state. you want elections they said could not be one. and i want to thank all of you from the bottom of my heart because what you've done is not just for new hampshire but for the entire united states of america, so thank you. [applause] buckley forank ray being an energetic and inspiring leader of this party. and i have three predictions for

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want to get out of the situation and they are really just by to see for a better life the bangladeshi authorities what sense did you get in terms of their awareness of the situation and what they're doing about it the monitors go in there i mean i don't recall denies that there is going to pose to do shows happening in courses but there are surrounding areas because we tried to talk to them and they said no we are not out of situation and they only acknowledged one incident where they think that 3 d. fuji. women were involved in prostitution and there rest of them in other situation if you compare like. but all of this government wants them to return to myanmar so they are in that situation that they try their best so that if it is to be done and the government is short angry responses when the active duty betrayed them last month fade so beyond the 4 by others go into they want to get trade off as soon as possible these women have no alternatives today no they don't have because of one of the going doesn't allow them to walk in the camps so they don't have another alternative go on m

they're dreaming of a better life in western europe and alrayes and other smugglers can get them there. could i talk to him about where we... i posed not as a refugee but as an isis wife who wanted safe passage to germany. "no problem" alrayes said. in fact, he told us he'd moved other isis members before. he even bragged that he'd smuggled three brothers of notorious al qaeda terrorist abu musabl al-zarqawi, a claim we cannot confirm. the smugglers used stolen identity documents. we went undercover again, this time posing as smugglers ourselves, and found criminals with hundreds of them for sale in athens, including u.s. passports. they try to match their customers with an i.d. photo they resemble. then the smugglers use the stolen documents to fly people from athens to spain or italy, yhere they claim security is lax. from there, they can travel anywhere in western europe with no border checks. the greek police are targeted tman smugglers and have made arrests. but several members of the isis terror cell that carried out attacks in france and belgium came through greece, and there ar

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better life. i am royalty of racing, i am the twisting thundercloud.r steins to the king of speed. >>> the president of the united states to compare whistleblower to a spy and insinuate of what we did in days of your which is hanging folks for treason. it is inappropriate. >> that was terry sewell speaking with me of growing concerns of what this means for whistleblower. what we are seeing right now will have a chilling effect for whistleblower seeshl since president trump was at the united nation yesterday saying this. >> i wonder who's the person that gave the whistleblower and information? >> you know the old days when we were sport with spies and treason. >> we newsed to do it ditly. >> jobbing me now john, it is so good for you to come on. we ask the obvious question. what did you think when you heard the president say anyone give b the type of information to a whistleblower, that you know what used to happen to this spy, it is suggesting it could be treason. >> whistleblowers have been central to the fronting of our democracy since the beginning.

course i concerned about immigrants and refugees coming to this country and getting a fair shot at a better life but if the numbers here are quite small in washington d.c. i can imagine they're going to be small on the other locations they are nonetheless their message is getting through they just passed donald trump so tell passed just a couple of blocks behind us chanting shame shame shame we're marching out towards the capitol building but again a fairly small but very vocal crowd indeed and we'll be talking to you about that for updates throughout the day thank you very much and in washington d.c. . now in zimbabwe doctors say they'll continue to take strike action despite the reappearance of their union leader activists say. one of dozens have been abducted this year many of them organizers of protests to complain about the state of the economy our correspondent met while in harare show us some of the injuries he's. all but says he was abducted 3 months ago taken to a secluded area and beaten 4 guys in a teachers' strike of the pay of the suspect his kidnappers were state security agents th

i juscared about-- i always thought i'd have a better life if i could help somebody else have a better life, too, d i liked it. i just got and i got lucky. i don't care what anybody says. all these people that tell you they were born in a log cabin they built themselves are full of bull. [laughter] rubenstein: when both of you became president now, your father had been presiu nt. d not had a father who had been president, but you'd been around government.ro what was the biggest surprise when you-- the first day you're in the oval office, you've learned the secrets, the nuclear codes,u arn all the crises that we might be getting into. what was the biggest surprise that you found, and when did it hit you that you're president of the united states all the power, you're the most powerful man in the world when did it first hit you--ir the first day, the week, the first month? clinton: well, you know, harry truman said that the most amazing thing about being president you spend so much of your time trying to talk people into doing things they should do without your asking them in thehoutst p

self-evident, that all are created equal, endowed by their creator with the same right to strive for a better lifealized in to be either of our great nations completely. constitutions begin with the same three words. we the people. [cheers and applause] rep. hoyer: the father of indian independence, mahatma gandhi, who is 150th birthday we mark on october 2, once defined democracy as, and i quote, week --g that gives the weak the same chance as the strong. [cheers and applause] that, my friends, at its heart is with the ideal of the ideal ofhat american democracy and indian democracy are all about. an equal opportunity to dream and work hard to make that dream come true. are,proud, as all of you that the u.s.-india relationship has remained with democrats and republicans working to bring the nations closer in pursuit of that goal and our common principles. in recent decades, president clinton had the vision to forge a new plan for u.s.-india relations. [cheers and applause] rep. hoyer: president bush, where was he from? [cheers and applause] rep. hoyer: president bush strengthened the ties between

what are we going to say to a woman you know what you had a chance to get an education to create a better life for yourself but you've completely ruined that. live from moscow to the world this is our international my name's you know neal hello i'm the warm welcome. or the prices skyrocketed by a month not seen since the invasion of kuwait in 1990 following the assaults on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure the united states claims around this directly responsible for some today's attacks on the state run refineries donald trump says the u.s. is locked loaded and ready to respond to the latest attacks to deny the allegations on rule the possibility of talks between mr trump and president rouhani once on the table. reports. it's not even been a week since the famous most staunch was shaved off the face of america's foreign policy if you know what i mean but even without mr bolton someone else who's actually in charge of diplomacy has tweeted the u.s. will join efforts with allies to ensure iran is held accountable for its aggression and there's plenty of other hawgs to explain how not supposed t

. >> i want better life. this country is giving me a better life. >> organizers say it's only been in effect eight months but already they consider it a success and hope more residents employees will take part. >>> animal activists are applauding trader joe's for removing circus elephants on their products. the company removed the elephants from products including peanut butter and toilet paper and ensured peta once they get rid of the old logos, the new ones will not contain the elephant. >>> allie rasmus is back with problems on the roads. >> there are but things are getting better on westbound 580. we had two crashes and they are the same one actually. so now we have clarification on that. it's a crash involving two big rigs. right now this is blocking the two right lanes. they are about to clear that out of the way. earlier 205 at mountain house parkway, that's cleared. once you make it through the pass, it should clear up a little bit. the supercommute, slowing at 101 and morgan hill. the rest of the sou

comes without 1000 of dollars offer to take their child to europe give them a visa give them a better life they turn a blind eye and that is what the issue is and i think it starts with the young people as well because some of them are no they're anything they're 17 they're 16 they know what these people are coming here for but again it's the poverty at the same time though the hotel they can't turn a blind eye the policeman can't run the. sure that everything is and in place so when these pedophiles all these dirty harry's that's what we call them dirty harrys back in the day these dirty harry said. when they come to the gambia they know there is a no nonsense policy ok i want to speak to a gentleman from the tourism committee to see mr leyland challenge is it a question of marketing or is it just that people have become complacent that this is how things work here and this is how they will continue to work there is from thing that we call responsible tourism and discuss who is tourists that are coming here and the people that they are meeting here so we all have to be responsible to make

some arrived on the shores seeking a better life. some arrived here looking for freedom. some arrived seeking economic possibilities. men and women came here as seekers. the arrival of some marked the end of freedom and shattered the principles we espouse, making a mockery of your dream for the human family. original inhabitants of this land were pushed aside and suffered at the hands of our forebears. -- forbearers. all people are made in your image. as we reflect on our beginnings, we pray that we might learn from the past to enable a better future. --pray that we may passed on put on the armor of light now in this mortal life. we pray that we may be seekers in our time, give us a longing for expansion and opportunity and equality and justice. they seem to be in short supply in our time. we claim to love you without loving our neighbors as we love ourselves. we pray that you will move us and galvanize us with such divine love. life is short and we do not have much time to gladden the hearts of those who travel the way with us. be swift to love. make haste to be kind. ma

for a future and for a better life and instead they're trying to create hatred for the very fact that there are chinese who would have done a fine i mean these are protesters adana with his british colonial war through through the opium i mean really it's like ok fine you should sorry it's our way we're going to have to end it there very good to have you on the program to discuss this are flounders head of the and he's the international action center banks are. there a prominent separatist leader from disputed kashmir is set to face trial in india over a murder dating back almost 30 years ago yasin malik is the head of a group that wants the muslim majority region to belong neither to india nor pakistan nuclear our neighbors than both want to claim kashmir in full his separatist group has been banned in india and to a new anti terror law though he is a former militant a quarter of a century ago his group adopted nonviolent methods malik faces trial for allegedly leading a group of militants who killed 4 indian air force personnel in kashmir in 1990 he's been in an indian prison since

my poor hopes it would lead to a better life and provide a vital income for our family wanted to live in these nazi. they used to get me by the hair brush my head against the wall and put my hair in the fan they had walking sticks nice to beat me with them. the 2 sons who went to school used to talk mean tell me if you want to study why did you leave your family . my post story is just one of millions a story of disappointments and betrayal. in india children have few rights it is illegal for them to work under the age of 14 but poverty is such that often children are put to work as soon as they are physically able it is a question of necessity. and all beriah is a small village with a painful past all of these girls are victims of trafficking trafficking consented to by their parents and not resisted by their community. children are sold mostly as a result of ignorance many parents have never left the villages of their birth and to them the cities of places of great wealth and opportunity the traffickers lure parents with the false promise of a better future an education a chance to

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