and kuwait now andrew smith is the spokesman for the campaign against the arms trade the group that filed the case against the u.k. government in london he says the u.k. government won't be able to send further weapons until a review of previous sales is carried out. all of the weapons that are already with the military are we for so to military it means that we can't undo any of the damage which has already been done but right now as we're speaking there can very well be u.k. made fater jets flying over yemen it will be failing u.k. made missiles and dropping u.k. made bombs however big government is not able to send any further bombs and missiles until it has carried out a photo to view of the previous seals and certainly it's not a great band but it certainly is something which will not have been welcomed by the u.k. government who were fated to finial it will not have been welcomed by the so did it take to ship and it will have been very bad news for the arms companies because for decades now you say g.d.p. has been by far the largest buyer of u.k. weapons anywhere in the world. for t

accounted for 23 percent of saudi arabia's arms exports or let's speak about this to andrew smith whois the media coordinator for the campaign against straight he is outside the court and your. accompany actually who led the. ruling was behind this challenge i imagine this is a decision by the court of appeal that you welcome what did the judges space to a decision on. what we certainly will come to judgment but it should never have taken a 4 year legal process brought on by campaigners to make the government follow its own arms export controls because it tens of thousands of people have been killed and the worst humanitarian cases in the world you can meet dissension. cases you can meet the forms have had a devastating impact on the. case which we put to the court because it was a very strong one the court of appeal has come down very strongly on our favor and to settle for usually important cases but andrew as one of the judges said the decision of the court today does not mean that the licenses to export arms society arabia must be immediately. and so on how are you going to convin

couche a former senior advisor to the negotiating team of the high council of states from london andrew smith spokesman for the campaign against the arms trade and from washington lawrence korb former u.s. assistant secretary of defense welcome to you all. in tripoli there are in-built guarantees here why are they not working there are they guarantees in the end user certificate have no in forstmann mechanism and that's probably one of the biggest reasons for their failure i mean their failure is not new their failure was apparent in the many conflicts where u.s. arms and french arms ended up in the hands of are groups affiliated with al qaida and isis is themselves so this is not new i think historically. these guarantees did not work did not work in the 1936 to 1939 civil war were german arms ended up busy in on both sides to greece anderson is in london specifically about these weapons that have ended up in libya they are they are branded with the u.a.e. logo on them how did these weapons get from a production line in the united states to libya. i mean point as it was no such thing as arms

targets between 20132017 the united kingdom accounted for 23 percent of saudi arabia's arms imports andrew smith is from the campaign against the arms trade the organization that brought the legal action. well we certainly welcome the judgment but it should never have taken a 4 year legal process brought on by campaigners to make the government follow its own arms export controls because in but tens of thousands of people have been killed and the worst humanitarian crisis in the world and hugh king made weapons and essential tools and back places you can use fighter jets in the u.k. made bombs have had a devastating impact on the case which we put to the court of appeal was a very strong one the court of appeal has come down very strongly on our favor and to set a vitally important precedent as a result of this judgment the u.k. government has to do a review into how u.k. arms have been used and to take a view on how if saidee forces have violated international community to law and very devastating war in yemen the main result from today as if it can't be any new licenses awarded going forward f

and i'm joined on the line now by andrew smith is the spokesperson of the campaign against arms trade good evening to you andrey what do you make of b a's stance will it be able to ignore the court decision. well the court decision has blocked busy future arms sales but it hasn't stopped the previous arms sales in its most licensees as the are working under parcel and back fence the correct but be wouldn't stop its arms sales by choice anyway because he has had a long and shameful and disgraceful history of arming and supporting the sadia regime for decades despite the repression inflicted on those the people and slay the appalling atrocities which he has committed against the people yemen because it's not just these the civic arms sales and we need to be finding a boater's the whole culture which is allowed to in the 1st place the policies of civil lowden to continue unabated rosaura long misses the ball policy it has been told by successive governments for decades the government of course plays a big role in these arms deals and that has said that it will appeal the ruling what argu

andrew smith, a spokesperson for campaign against arms trade, celebrated the ruling. clear, fors makes far, far too long, the u.k. government has looked the other way as tens of thousands of people have been brutally killed in the most of the stating -- devastating to monitoring crisis in the world. amy: a federal court has ruled the trump administration can go ahead with plans to strip federal funding known as title x for planned parenthood and other clinics that refer patients for abortions or even mention abortion as an option. the so-called domestic gag rule could threaten health care for millions of women who rely on title x health centers for primary and preventive care. planned parenthood president dr. leana wen said -- "the trump-pence administration's gag rule is unethical, illegal, and harmful to public health." meanwhile, in related news, rhode island governor gina raimondo has signed a bill to expand the protection of abortion rights and abortion providers in rhode island. the associated press is reporting some 250 infants, children, and teenagers have bee

and kuwait let's say the andrew smith is a space of the campaign against the arms trade that's a group that she filed the case against the u.k. government is joining us live from london andrew thank you very much i don't really want to get into the last tuesday's judgment because i think we covered that rather well what is the detail then of this new guidance being given by the british government to come to companies that might want to trade in weapons to saudi arabia . of use new guidelines which have been brought in as a result of the government losing in court fees newgate lanes of curbs on any companies who are looking to export equipment to say d.p. or if you have are participating militaries in view ongoing war in yemen meanwhile the government has to retrospectively look at for licenses which it already granted for use in yemen and to me for his decisions again. while asking for correct questions and delivering the correct scrutiny i think last week's verity was a very important one in setting that precedent but ultimately we're not for woods yet we've got there's a lot more to

air while the british government works out what to do next in the wake of this court case well andrew smith is from the campaign against arms trade the organization that brought the legal action. well we certainly will come to judgment but it should never have taken a 4 year legal process brought on by campaigners to make the government follow its own arms export controls because tens of thousands of people have been killed and the worst humanitarian cases in the u.k. meet where he's going to sensual and back traces you can you pay to jets in the u.k. made bombs have had a devastating impact on the. case which we put to the court of appeal was a very strong one the court of appeal has come down very strongly on our favor and to set a vitally important precedent as a result of this judgment the u.k. government has to review u.k. arms have been used to take a view on its. forces have violated international law and very devastating war in yemen the main result from today's can't be any new licenses awarded going forward so. this isn't just a legal question it's also a political one and we have

giving people money, a freedom dividend that's andrew yang's big idea. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> check out other candidates sharing their big ideas at nbcnews.com/mybigidea. >>> just graduated, feared kidnapped in mexico. his family appealing for hel >>> officials in mexico say a young american who was celebrating his graduation from med school is feared kidnapped here's miguel almaguer >>> jessie had just graduated medical school the 29-year-old arkansas native surrounded by family and friends on the very night he decided to celebrate in mexico. the newly minted doctor was kidnapped while his friend was beaten, shot, and killed >> nobody is helping us. >> reporter: with his family in arkansas pleading for the american government to help, police in mexico have no motive for the attack in the state, 319 have gone missing in the first four months of this year, up 80% over last year with police saying the attack is likely connected to organized crime, he is considered an innocent victim. the 29-year-old had dreams of helping others and supporting his mother >

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smith, nbc news, new hampshire. >> there's more tomorrow when andrew yang talks about his big idea >>> just ahead, alarming health news about the effects of all that time you're spending hunched over your smartphone how it could be changing your body in pretty bizarre ways. also growing outrage over the fate of a beloved bear it's a story that has a lot talking. stay with us >>> if you're always staring down at your phone, listen up. it may be leading to physical changes in our bones, especially young adults sniff goss explains. >> reporter: look up, pay attention. sustained bad posture over a tiny screen could lead to one of these. it does look sort of like a horn, but this is a bone spur near the base of the skull researchers in australia examined x-rays and found 40% of people 18 to 30 years old who used their phone four hours or more a day dell the cause. >> did you find ourself on your phone a lot? >> yeah, i'm addicted. you're like that and you're body is call screwed off. >> reporter: this type of bone spur is typically something elderly people develop after decades of bad posture, not young adults >> it's

that's elizabeth warren's big idea harry smith, nbc news, portsmouth, new hampshire. >> next up, andrewis big idea on "nbc nightly news" and don't miss the first democratic debate in miami on june 26 and 27 on nbc, msnbc and telemundo. >> a political lightning rod is giving it another shot in alabama. roy moore says he's running for the senate again in 2020 despite push back from republicans his previous campaign was derailed by accusations of sexual misconduct by several women when they were teenagers and he was in his 30s. moore was defeated by democrat doug jones in a 2017 special election >> a boston-area family was in for quite a surprise when they took their bull dog mortimer to the vet. and guess what they found insideacefiers espp luckily they wer luckily they wer ♪ love them, hate their laundry, protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria. detergent alone can't. lysol. what it takes to protect. ® >>> welcome to friday morning. a live look from the east bay. good morning walnut creek, good morning, bay area, if you're up early, getting a jump on your weekend plan

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andrew kastner and the orioles hosting the giants tonight.tt of the first, orioles trailing 5-2 but bases loaded for dwight smithjr. this is a grand slam deep to center. orioles take the lead 6-5. w second inning. we have a game tied at 6-6 between the oriolesnd a giants. trey mancini, that to left center and he has just enough power to get over the fence. orioles come back from the early deficit and beat the giants, . 9-6 >>> you know, making it to ba finals last sson why should mystics' coach told me he has a target on his back and a new home. tomorrow night against the atlanta dream, aam come true you might say. they have their own place, their fst-ever game at the entertainmt and sports arena in congress heights in southeast d.c. >> wow. a are talking home opener on the way and youre practicing in your own place. everybody here at the entertainment and sports arena in congresheights, it will be your own place to play a real game on saturday night. how does thathange for your team? >> it is awesome becausee finally have a home court advantage, you know. as much as i love capol one arena, with 20,000 seats, yo

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andrew yang. idour series my bi is giving some candidate as chance to tell voters what makes them stand out. tonight, former housing secretary julian castro tells our harry smith out his big idea for our nation's children. >> my big ea is universal pre-k for 3 an d 4-year-olds. >> reporter: what doesth at mean? >> to make sure every child out there can start at 3 years old with a great education, great public education. >> reporter: elected mayor of san antonio at jt 35, julian castro gave the keynote speech at the 20 democratic national convention. >> thank you. became secretary of housing and urban development. >> i see universpr as a ke as a key ingredient making sure the united states in the 21st century is the smartest nation on earth. >> reporter: we met castro at dartmouth college. >> i'm a proud product of the public schools but my dad was a public schoolteacher for 31 years. >> reporter: at castro's urging, voters in san antonio agreed to raise taxes for universal pre-k, which is free to low-income families. what he nts now is free pre-k for all 3 and 4-year-olds nationwide. what's the price tag? >> well, in 2012, president obam proposed one version o

andrew yang. >>> and our series "my big idea" is giving some candidates a chance to tell voters who makes them stand out. tonight, former housing secretary julian castro tells our harry smithut his big idea for our nation's children. >> my big idea is universal pre-k for 3 and 4-year-olds. >> reporter: what does that mean? >> to make sure that every child out therstart at 3s old with a great education, great public education. >> reporter: elected mayor of san antonio at just 35, julian castro gave the keynote speech at the ocrac national convention. >> thank you thank you! >> reporter: he later became secretary of housing and urban development. >> i see universal pre-k as a key ingredient in making sure that the united states in the 21st century is the smartest nation on earth. i'm just going to be out there working hard. >> reporter: we met castro at dartmouth college, which just happens to be in new hampshi hampshire, where the first primary will be held. >> i'm a proud product of the public schools, but also my dad was a public school teacher for 31 years. >> reporter: at castro's urging, voters in san antonio agreed to raise taxes for universal pre-k, which is free to

thank you, andrew, for listening. my name is kim smithcarolina, west columbia, actually. organizer, and mother to 13-year-old son. 5, my ex-and i were separated and i got pregnant. retail, king $7.25 in living with my parents and had no interest in having another child. could barely take care of the one i had. mom tried to shame me out of an abortion. only one ther was the who supported me and i'm grateful she helped me pay for it and made sure that i had a way to get there. has that someone, many people, especially black women, don't have anyone. no shame and no regret because i know what i did was body.for me and my we talk about people who have an abortion because of medical tragic circumstances, but we don't talk enough about poor black mine, women who just don't want to have kids. a lot of people are treated with they have abortion, women are treated with contempt, ype of within our own communities, we oftentimes called irresponsible. women re plenty of black like me who have had abortions. know that this happens to everybody and it

andrew moore 101. patrick 0'flynn, stb, 130 inch five. dick rodgers, common good, remain in the eu, 60. tom rogers, christian peoples alliance, 162. beki sellick, liberal democrats, 4159. greene smith, robertjunior, 5, renewed, a5, wells, joseph, 10a5. john william stanley, uk independence party, a00 and i do hereby declare that lisa forbes is duly elected did as a member of peterborough. cheering and applause. i would like to begin by thanking gillian beasley, her staff and the police for the effective conduct of this by—election. council staff have had to run for elections in the space of a month and their professionalism and commitment is a real credit to peterborough. thanks must also go to my opponents stop putting yourself forward to stand for election is never easy. to my agent and campaign team and our amazing activists, for their tireless work over many months, thank you. cheering and applause. finally, to the people of peterborough, there have been many in recent months who claimed democracy in this country is broken but you have proven them wrong. a democracy only works when people make their voices heard on issues that matter to them and their families. i thought this c

andrew napolitano. fox news senior just judicial analyst, host of "the liberty file" on "fox nation." interesting to listen to fred smith baier last night. fedex, explain this to you if you can, it's a transportation company, not a law enforcement agency. >> fedex is what we call in the law a common carrier. it is generally under the law not responsible for what it is transports unless it is put on notice what it is transporting okay,. >> if you give them a box, says a stick of dynamite through, they are responsible. if you don't tell them there is dynamite in there they are not responsible for it. the regulation which he suing the commerce secretary who is his buddy as well as the department of commerce, puts them on notice they have to determine whether or not anything that they're shipping contains anything made by huawei. connell: or any other company on the banned entity list. huawei is not even mentioned but everyone is talking about huawei but -- >> huawei is the one they're talking about, the president articulated huawei, i think quite properly as a security risk. this is not a economics matter but a security ma

andrew moore 101. patrick o'flynn, stb, 130 inch five. dick rodgers, common good, remain in the eu, 60. tom rogers, christian peoples alliance, 162. beki sellick, liberal democrats, 4159. greene smith