one of the most serious challenges our countries face is the specter of socialism it's the record of nations and destroyer of societies. events in venezuela remind us all that socialism and communism are not about justice they are not about equality they are not about lifting up the poor. and they are certainly not about the good of the nation. socialism and communism are about one thing only power for the ruling class. today i repeat a message for the world that i have delivered at home. america will never be a socialist country. in the last century socialism and communism kill 100000000 people. sadly as we see in venezuela. the death toll continues in this country. these totalitarian ideologies combined with modern technology. have the power to excise new and disturbing forms of suppression and domination. for this reason the united states has taken steps to better screen foreign technology and investments. and to protect our data and our security. we are judge every nation president to do the same. freedom and democracy must. be constantly garden protected. at the broad and from w

the process be involved in political atmosphere in afghanistan in the future do you need to and the specter civilians let's just talk about these talks that were happening in dawe do you think of god interests what at all of the heart of these talks. well let's remember that these thoughts were between united states and and most of the issues that the that the united states the sky although they were interconnected with the interest of the afghanistan and the united states because we have a common interest to us started when the war on terror started it was elements of that boat so some of these issues were probably shoes that needed to be discussed between the taliban that the u.s. and some of the issues were issues that. were supposed to be also on the negotiation table what instance about the. cease fire at the time that the americans will not leave want to get into from taliban that it would not be used. by tinnitus networks against a target country. this is something that expected from taliban i think maybe because at this stage where you have a state which is officially google most la

is the specter of socialism. it's the record of nations and destroyer of societies. events that as well are remind us all that socialism and communism are not about justice. they are not about equality they are not about lifting up the poor. and they are certainly not about the good of the nation. socialism and communism are about one thing only power for the ruling class. today i repeat a message for the world that i have delivered at home america will never be a socialist country. in the last century socialism and communism killed 100000000 people. sadly as we see in venezuela. the death toll continues in this country. these totalitarian ideologies combined with modern technology. have the power to excise new and disturbing forms of suppression and domination. for this reason the united states has taken steps to better screen. foreign technology and investments and to protect our data and our security. we're each every nation president to do this a. freedom and democracy must. be constantly guarded in protected or at the broad and from within. we must always be ske

nancy pelosi quickly raised the specter of a white house cover.hat we have learned. >> the drama continues in d.c. this could be going on for weeks, if not months. yesterday, we got the revealed complaint from the whistleblower and two really important things. number is alleged that a of government officials were surprised and quite shocked about this phone call between president trump and his ukrainian counterpart on july 25. that resulted in them wanting to lock down this call. this is now possibly going to be a roadmap for what the house intelligence committee needs to investigate and who they need to investigate. a number of people were mentioned as well in this complaint, including the attorney general and rudy giuliani. nejra: what are people in d.c. saying about this? >> it's not just d.c. trump had a closed-door meeting with u.s. diplomats in new york. he equated the whistleblower to a spy. >> i want to know, who is the person that came to whistleblowe? who is the person that gave the whistleblower that information? that is close to eight

fees generated there but also the in between services that the doctor bills office as well and it's specter because of that success that it will be upgraded become a member of the euro stock 50 so the church bells of if you will a success story in light of all this catastrophic illness. reporting live from the frankfurt stock exchange thank you. and i we're coming to the other global business stories making the news today the government in argentina has restricted currency trading in an attempt to battle a deepening crisis in its state finances companies will now need to get permission from the central bank to buy foreign currency to the rating agencies have downgraded the country sovereign debt rate. folks are can now bid for public contracts in the u.s. again after reaching an agreement with environmental authorities the deal requires the current giants to accept external audit saying and monitoring it comes almost 4 years after the diesel emissions cheating scandal. and china's massive belt and road initiative is attracting more investment from the west than from beijing that's the findi

and your team a dead baby that made that call the specter general made a different call no no no sir. said on the record if it was wrong it was the apartment of justice office of legal counsel that made the determination that it was not urgent concern all we wanted to do was just check and see and to me it just seemed prudent with the matter at hand right now to be able to just make sure that in fact it did and when it didn't i want to say once again i endeavored to get that information to this committee ok sir just to clarify the role that that this specter general had with respect to the point of justice i heard you say that he was involved in the conversations allowed to make his case but also said you gave him the letter gave the test as part of the letter was what was what was his exact involvement in making his case to the justice department to his decision was he actually there present physically or his lawyers there what was going to the best of my knowledge the i.c. i.g.s. transmittal letter as well as the complaint from the whistleblower were forwarded to the office of legal

for the in specter general to get the complete results of the investigation to congress and the americane, certain documents need to be declassified and released to the public. asking for everything connected to fisa applications of carter page. he wants to release a chart showing fbi attempt to confirm the contents of the steel dossier. do you think that goes public? >> the president keeps backing off when he gets close to the line of doing something. the president in september 2018 is a press release stating the classifying all sorts of things. we got a filing going after the carter page fisa applications in which the justice department expand white house personnel said nevermind, that is not a real declassification order. the president needs to put his chips out and say if i'm going to do this, just do it already. let the chips fall where they may but enough with this dancing back and forth. declassified or don't. shannon: the big declassification order that rolled out, telling a number of agencies to work with the attorney general and possibly john durham to make sure they got the in

there is no compromise that government won't happen nobody wants a 3rd election but it has been the specter kind of that hanging over israeli society ever since the 2nd elections were called. i'd like to ask you avigdor lieberman's nationalist party is being labeled the king as you have pointed out but i want to ask you about the joints least the lines of our of pot he's performed very strongly what influence if any could die have in this well i mean the 1st major influence they had is that the they they their vote rose i mean that's the most important thing right now they seem to be getting 12 seats you know the exit polls are still. the exit polls look like they were pretty close and the votes are still being counted we've seen 92 percent published then we have votes sharing but in any case we know that they're there they're showing went up relative 3 to the april actions when the separate parties only got 10 seats altogether there were reports they might get up to 15 seats i don't think that's going to happen now but still that percentage breakdown helped keep the balance of all the othe

nancy pelosi raised the specter of the white house coverup.et's get more details from annmarie hordern. continues in d.c. the two main points you need to focus on, the alleged number of government officials were surprised and alarmed about the conversation president trump had on july 25 with his ukrainian counterpart. lockdown ofd in a records. the whistleblower is saying this set of actions underscored that white house officials understood the gravity of what transpired in a call. this sets a roadmap for the intelligence committee to decide what they will investigate and who they need to talk to because a number of names were named. anna: we have been going over the details. what are people saying in d.c.? >> i want to start with what trump said in new york in a closed door meeting. he equates the whistleblower to a spy. president trump: i want to know who is the person who gave the whistleblower the information? that is close to a spy. you know what we used to do in the old days with spies and treason. out, but if you talk to republicans, on

when that's the specter it's the kind of ideological level of the backlash but the major backlash. which was unparalleled this. was just redesigning the economy. since the 1970 is there's been a concerted effort on the part of the masters of mankind the owners of the society to shift the economy in 2 crucial respects one to increase the role of financial institutions banks investment firms and so on insurance companies. but a 2007 break before the latest crash they had literally 40 percent of corporate profits. far beyond anything in the past. back in the 1950 s. and as for many years before the united states economy was based largely on production. in the united states as the great manufacturing center of the world. financial institutions used to be a relatively small part of the economy and their task was to distribute unused assets like a bank savings to productive activity buying our way to hide on. money. holders to monitor on the back of the reserve bank. going to hide providing an. outing money. to the community by making. money for a manufacturer to meet a fire ongoing high

and environmental breakdown more generally the specter at the feast saying actually all this apparent progress is progress towards disaster there's been a lair of top executives in the media who have been not just indifferent to these issues but to really hostile to them i've met journalists from mexico from india from southeast asia who all tell me the same thing they themselves as journalists the desperate to cover the issues but the senior figures within their organizations just keep nixing it keep saying that. because in the end money talks and when it does many media outlets listen and song go quiet since the paris climate agreement of 2016 the 5 biggest publicly traded or oil and gas companies have spent around a $1000000000.00 trying to shift the narrative on climate change some of that is spent on lobbying that happens out of the public eye but it also pays for the branded content advertising you may have seen on a newspaper's website and should the weather change yet again i'm asked to step in to keep the power flowing and the night shining or the ads that have grown common o

we've convened this group today to talk about a specter of issues critically important to do 5g and broadband deployment. we will move to an expert panel. it's my pleasure to introduce matthew polka of aca k'nex steven berry of >> welcome everybody my name is matthew polka president and ceo of aca k'nex americas communication association, formerly known as the american cable association. we are very pleased to be here today along with our partner charter at to cca talk about this important issue that certainly affects all of our members except -- there are members of in aca k'nex every state providing phone, broadband services in remote areas, hard to reach areas. doing a great job on delivering that broadband promise. today we are also very happy to talk about our 5g plus plan because we think that the proceeding that's on the way the is very important for the future not only for wireless to indication, if done ride with the work that the fcc can do it can release an enormous amount of spectrum of 5g service and next generation of wireless -- and provide to certainly rural areas. we support

now and will you take my kid to be your wife to love her or her specter to support her in good times and bad if so please answer i do feel left. right there as if. there's no shortage of witnesses here but it's still somehow romantic. it was lovely and a nice distraction from all this waiting. to. i'm so happy. now though there's some more waiting ahead 4 days after the wedding we're back in mexico city and a house where the couple didn't ever plan to live. but i think that. now will submit the papers for the visa but we don't know how long it will take. and until we get the good news we'll be living here. currently it takes up to 2 years for visas to be issued but then the happy couple will be able to start their life together in the united states. just over a 1000000000 people worldwide have a physical or mental impairment some 15 percent of the global population 80 percent live in developing countries and that can make things even more challenging. people with disabilities are less likely to finish school or get a job and often end up living in poverty. ready down syndrome or trem

is the specter of socialism. it's the record of nations and destroyer of societies. events in venezuela remind us all that socialism and communism are not about justice. they are not about equality they are not about lifting up the poor. and they are certainly not about the good of the nation. socialism and communism are about one thing only power for the ruling class. today i repeat a message for the world that i have delivered at home. america will never be a socialist country. in the last century socialism and communism killed 100000000 people. sadly as we see in venezuela. the death toll continues in this country. these totalitarian ideologies combined with modern technology. have the power to tax us new and disturbing forms of suppression and domination. for this reason the united states is taking steps to better screen. foreign technology and investments and to protect our data and our security. we're each every nation president to do this a. freedom and democracy must. be constantly garden and protected. both abroad and from within. we must always be skeptical

. >>15 the james bond film specter had a scene featuring of the other was michael's parade. at the time parades for the day of that that did not exist. historians tell me as a mexican government want to promote and the coach or and people started asking operate it decided to organize a parade of the oven is my bills says a guest feel pts m 9 news. >>a very special edition of bay area sports night. carlson joins the show that and much more the break. and a lot of sunshine around the bay area now but soon the skies going to fill those clouds made a couple of raindrops w uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. >>all right here we go welcome to the set of bay area sports night getting ready for o

one of the most serious challenges our countries face is the specter of socialism. it's the wrecker of nations and destroyer of societies. the events in venezuela remind us all that socialism and communism are not about justice, they are not about equality, they are not about lifting up the poor, and they are certainly not about the good of the nation. socialism and communism are about one thing only. the power of the ruling class. today, i repeat the message for the world that i have delivered at home. america will never be a socialist country. for the last century, socialism and communism killed 100 million people. sadly as we see in venezuela, the death toll continues in this country. these totalitarian ideologies combined with modern technology have the power to exercise new -- excise new and disturbing forms of suppression and domination. for this reason, the united states is taking steps to better screen foreign technology and investments and to protect our data and our security. we urge every nation present to do the same. freedom and democracy must be consta

specter to reach the u.s. coast by wednesday night in florida airlines have canceled thousands of flights from greece to the international airports authorities in florida south carolina and georgia have ordered millions to evacuate residents are boarding up their homes and businesses other residents have moved into shelters with their belongings. you're watching the still to come. this isn't in an italian football stadium sound fans to want a star striker who would resist monkey chants the strikers demanding that more be done to stop racist abuse. but 1st the greek government has started to transfer 1500 asylum seekers from the island of lesbos to the mainland to ease overcrowding in refugee camps a recent spike in refugees arriving on greek shores needs 11000 people are being housed in buildings which are designed for just 3000. on the move again these refugees on the greek island of les boss are anxious to be leaving the overcrowded conditions of the morea camp behind them albeit to conditions unknown in a d

specter of duns peace is what we're focusing on later in the program even though the u.s. shut down the hard brokered peace talks. all about still wants to get to the negotiating table as r.t. in an exclusive interview with their negotiating team it's ahead this hour. senior u.s. journalists are once again fighting over russia with one t.v. network know suing the host of another for the scrapping them paid russian propaganda artie's a trunk of brings us more on the story. here comes a familiar voice which becomes even more familiar if we hear words like russia or russian the most obsequiously approach trump right wing news outlet in america really it literally is page correction propaganda for those who still didn't recognize that that was really literally rachel maddow speaking about the one american news network on her and this n.b.c. show i'll get to the point of reminding you how she keeps seeing russia everywhere in a moment but don't you think there must be someone out there who won't just swallow what the m s n b c star anchor says without having a bag with a decent

. >>15 the james bond film specter had a scene featuring of the other was michael's parade. however at the time parades for the day of the dead did not exist. historians tell me as a mexican government want to promote the coach or and people started asking operate decided to organize a parade of the oven is my pulse says a guest feel pts m 9 news. >>and you can watch a special on hispanic heritage month right here on kron 4 that airs saturday night at 11:00pm. i think outside checking in on it. major delays right now that you know it's always a good idea to just check in with your carrier before you head over temperatures in the 50's and 60's this morning, 62 in san francisco. >>64 in hayward 62 in napa we'll have your full forecast coming up after the break stay >>and welcome back will the excitement is building for the warriors new season as tickets go on sale today. the team also unveiled 6 jerseys that the team will wear for its new season at the chase center. so take a look we have 4 of the 6 jerseys that feature the team's new logo and then there's this custom font the

have been tibet and now it's hong kong more they'll be taiwan so he he put in a like a more for up specter and i think there's some truth into that picture but i'll give a sot i'm not sure whether it's like whether it is the symbol for the big new world it is one symbol of many many there are existing at the moment. we have to we have to look also outright war at the moment of the track conflict between china and the yes we have to see what position europe has in between whether to put themselves where to put themselves or whether to have a known position on. that point so i think it's more complex than this just to put hong kong at the front line thank you all 3 of those initial comments let's just take a quick look now at the role that human rights played during the chancellor's trip to china. no criticism is unwelcome that's why german correspondents in beijing were not allowed to attend the press conference but chancellor angela merkel did answer the question of whether she had mentioned the protest in hong kong during the meeting she said she talked about the rights and freedoms under

>>specter to last. but if you have to go out officials are saying take precautions drink water.creen and avoid any really heavy activity like delivering the weather outside that is hard let's take a. live look inside right. sweating bullets up there at put your jacket back on that. yeah look at that 98 back in the calls wasn't about that still very very light, getting hotter, yeah, a toasty out there in the windy. you know what those offshore which really cranking up the temperatures around the bay area today again even into san francisco. we're topping out the 90's. it's have just go that's when you know we've got a heat wave around the bay area and that's certainly right now nice clear skies things about to change quite a bit though i think over the weekend as we're going to see numbers drop as much as 20 maybe 30 degrees near the coastline for tomorrow still saying hot inland. but all the numbers coming down maybe another 20 degrees as we get into sunday, so enjoy the heat if you like these temperatures boy is something else right now still 90 degrees in san francisco. they d

crimean peninsula which russian troops east and annexed from ukraine in 2014 since then the kremlin specter protist are at war with ukrainian government forces in eastern ukraine at least 10000 people have been killed since the fighting began 5 years ago ukraine's recently elected president followed me as alinsky says he wants to revive peace negotiations with russia he's been seeking support from european leaders recently and he's spoken to president vladimir putin by phone the president exchanged could be an important step towards further tentative talks this what is seen as a victory for both president putin and the lengthy a potential suspect and witness in the downing of the malaysian airlines jet over ukraine 5 years ago has also been released despite protests by the dutch government who had many of its citizens on the flight this not only suggest that selenski had to make concessions but also that russia will be a tough negotiating partner and future talks to end the fighting in eastern ukraine that fasten al-jazeera moscow or the swap came just a day before controversial elections i

trade wise i don't think they will go back to where they were security wise i think on the whole of specter of us china relations there has been a profound change and only a post of art house to do with donald trump and his tariffs it also has to do with china's policy within the eastern nation region i do has to do with developments inside you not to states. at the basis of this whole development in my view is 1st and foremost the fact that the world is moving from having been off to the end of the cold war predominantly unicode meeting dominated by you know the states and towards a much more multi-polar system in which china is.

crimean peninsula which russian troops east and annexed from ukraine in 2014 since then the kremlin specter protist are at war with ukrainian government forces in eastern ukraine at least 10000 people have been killed since the fighting began 5 years ago ukraine's recently elected president followed me as alinsky says he wants to revive peace negotiations with russia he's been seeking support from european leaders recently and he's spoken to president vladimir putin by phone the president exchanged could be an important step towards further tentative talks this what is seen as a victory for both president putin and the lengthy a potential suspect and witness in the downing of the malaysian airlines jet over ukraine 5 years ago has also been released despite protests by the dutch government who had many of its citizens on the flight this not only suggest that selenski had to make concessions but also that russia will be a tough negotiating partner and future talks to end the fighting in eastern ukraine that fastens al-jazeera moscow. well international reaction to the prisoner swap has been

pope francis started just 3 nation tour of southern africa music specter to address the issues of conflict poverty and the climate crisis his 1st stop is mozambique where a fragile peace accord was recently signed on to present treated the pontiff was treated to a traditional dance performances and a military show pope francis will also visit madagascar before ending his trip in moderation. not to yemen records for life is nearly come to a standstill since the start of the civil war 5 years ago in a place where many struggled for basics like food housing and health care culture may not seem that important but d.j. obvious family for char met people in yemen seeking a semblance of normalcy through the arts they say more culture could lead to less conflict. strolling through crater the historic part of aden is not easy for people here most are struggling to survive and young people are fed up with the limited opportunities they have due to the lack of security. they have not a lot of. yet so i'm still. living in little and i even knew some books and movie and washington being the only museum

is no nice way of taking away or a life which we don't have to take away well from if you get the specter of cause if it is a step in the right direction to be a bit less cruel then to be more cruel if you like but the fact remains that we don't need to be doing this all together so it is it is progress you know it's about it out there animals are stunned before they die but silly thing and i once wrote you know you can never be done in a kind way. a standard in arabic it's how large is what is lawful and clean and they have a standard for you to call it organic in our days so we need to have better standards for production of eggs out of a husbandry animal welfare animal slaughter we can have the unregulated use of slaughter in industries we have people who have been incarcerated for mass killing coming out and then becoming swordsman just to get their kicks out sourcing animals well i think there are issues in their way how i killed and a lot of slaughterhouse workers you know they come from poor backgrounds and they have no other choice but to do a job like this i mean even all of us c

the iranian president hassan rouhani iran i think is feeling the pressure at the moment we have the specter of war we're likely to get tough words in 24 hours time from president trump and so iran is coming up with its own initiative to try and calm things down in the gulf area they're calling it the whole move initiative. minister zarif said that's because they wouldn't call it the persian gulf initiative because no one we can even agree on the name of that area of water because of course arab countries call it the arabian gulf so who moves is a name they can agree on he says it would consist of all the countries that are there in the gulf region under a u.n. umbrella who would meet to try and deal with some of the issues like navigation in the gulf of shipping and other issues of tension in the region so what he's saying here is that this is a very sensible proposal and really how could anyone object to it of course the objection i think is going to come from the u.s. we know that russia has supported similar ideas when they've been floated in the past and i've even heard that the u.k. is