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we will be speaking with philip alston as well. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "men explain things to me" by tacocat. a group of top democrats are demanding the trump administration present a plan to congress to address mounting levels of poverty in the united states following an excoriating report by the united nations special rapporteur on extreme poverty. in the letter sent to u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley on tuesday, vermont senator bernie sanders, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, new jersey senator corey booker, and other top lawmakers write -- "we believe the massive levels of deprivation outlined in the report -- as well as the intense levels of suffering this deprivation causes -- are an affront to any notion of the inalienable rights to live, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." this comes after united nations special rapporteur on extreme poverty, phillip alston, slammed the trump administration's policies for worsening the state of poverty in the united states. the report states -- "the policies p

: police chi says officers fired back shooting and killing alston in the backy. al investigators say this is the gun the suspect used. they found it at the scene along with a magazine with several rounds of ammu>>tion. mpd has pledged to our community that we will precisely target illegal firearms and this incident is an example o exactly how extremely dangerous this can be. >> reporter: despite the evidence offic gathered in the investigation some neighbors say they don trust the police and that i somethi newsham says they are aware of. >> that means we have more w dk to try to gain the trust. and the way we gain the trust i believe is to be as accurate and sias truthful as we py can. >> reporter: the chief says he has reviewed tha body cam video. we are told it is being reviewed by the u.s. attorney's office. we are told it is possible it could be released soon. >> thank you. >> we are following breaking news right now. criticalr is in condition after nearly drowning at a popular amusement park. the calls here from sixlags for help came around 2:00 this afterno

the international legal scholar philip alston spent 12 days touring the united states he is the u.n. rapporteur investigating thon human rights and joins me now from geneva. welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> can i ask you to just react to the conversation we've just been living to about what could happen to further exacerbate you know, financial worries for the average american, if, indeed, these measures in the trade debacle heat up? >> i think what's interesting to me is there's a certain consistency in the policy approach. what the president seems to be trying to do is to reward allies in the coal, cars, steel, aluminum, very other industries who will benefit immediately and greatly from these tariffs. the people who will lose the great bulk of consumers. those who rely on cheap goods from overseas, but that doesn't seem to be a problem. it's more a question of rewarding the wealthy and the supporters than of improving the lot of the average person. >> so let's talk about the average person, not only the trump voters. those actually living in much reduced circumstances. wha

last week philip alston appeared on democracycy now! ! to discucs findings. >> vast numbers of people are left living without enough to get by on. 40 million living in poverty. the figure of 5.3 million, which has been estimated of people who live in "third world conditions" in this country. amy: more than 100 people were arrested at the u.s. capitol thursday in an action organized by the poor peoples campaign to protest the trump administration's mistreatment of immigrants. among those arrested included the reverend william barber and david goodman, the brother of slain civil rights worker andrew goodman. thursday's action took place on the anniversary of the 1964 disappearance of james chaney, michael schwerner, and andrew goodman, whose bodies were found buried in a dam in philadelphia, mississippi, a august 4, 1 1964. the poor people's campaiaign is holding a major march on the u.s. capitol on saturday. reporters without borders has called on n the israeli parliamt to reject a new bill that would criminalize the taking of photographs

amy: that was phphillip alston, u.n. special rapporteur for extreme poverty. he will be testifying before the u.n. human rights council on thursday. in canada, the senate has approved legislation to legalize marijuana, meaning canada will soon become the second country in the world to legalize the drug nationwide. the first was uruguay. the guardian reports that nearly 500,000 canadians have marijuana convictions on their criminal record. criminal justice activists are advocating for those with prior convictions to be grgranted amamnesty as the new law goes so effect, arguing the outdated marijuana laws had a disproportionate affect on people of color and the poor. meanwhile, in new york city, mayor bill de blasio is under fire for saying tuesday that new w york police department pls to end marijuana arrests for some people, but continue arresting some new yorkers who have past arrests s or convictions. in response to m mayor de blas's announcement about new policies for marijuanana arrests, vocal-y and the drug policy alliance released a statement saying -- "

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joining us on the telephone is lee alston, great to have you here professor.ow much of this is politics and how much is economics? how much is fiscal and monetary problems and how much is corruption? lee: that is a real question. my take on it is it is more due to political uncertainty right now that is putting a check on foreign direct investment which had been quite high and the riau -- real had been doing pretty last couple years. monetary policy, i would say, has been outstanding. the real problem on the fiscal side is timers had been trying to push through pension reform, which brazil really needs. i don't see that going anywhere. until after the election. the two things holding back investment, foreign direct investment in particular would reformlack of pension and the so-called brazilian tax. david: as we have seen, even with the truckers strike, when you do things that do tend to pocketbooks, people don't like that. minister timers was almost an accidental president. ,ee: he was accidental, which to some extent gave him his advantage, i would say from

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