billions of dollars worth of planes tanks and other military equipment but now united states you want to bassett or seems to perceive the latest attack on civilians as a development by the same scenario having played out for years we had that as.

has launched a protest with belarus and bassett are here in berlin demanding his immediate release. the arrests followed the police search of several private news outlets reporters without borders told d.w. quote that the raids and the confiscation of computers and other devices suggests that these arrests are political in nature. our moscow correspondent emily sure one's following the story for us she has more on the allegations against every of correspondent paul you because and his colleagues. well in the case of because the author already actually gave no official reason for their arrest and. his wife told g w that authorities initially said when they came to search the apartment that they were actually just searching the address. that address as a whole that they weren't actually directing the searches at the journalist directly and initially because he was treated as a witness in this case rather than as a suspect in this case against journalists in belarus authorities did however say that it was connected to the arrests of other journalists and bella ruse and they are accused

saudi arabia has expelled can a dozen bassett or and frozen trade agreements the saudis accuse canada of interference for urging the release of jailed rights activists at least twenty three people most of them young girls have been rescued from an alleged prostitution ring in northern india they were found in a privately run sheltering to prod the state after one of the girls escaped and went to police those are your headlines my colleagues and we'll have more in half an hour i'll see you tomorrow my cuba is next commercial capital yangon is a symbol of its rapid economic growth but in its. struggle to survive borrowing money from sharks is their hole inside the cycle of debt when east. i. mean. in the lead in. i'm awake. at dawn meant that new again. by getting them in the opening act on how close are you know mendenhall moment to put out at the fan look at this environment and to and then the artist i have also . asked them to place here now is in a way that one other day to day entirely the. novel by a young. man and a man. a leading longing and never downloaded but that i will fac

so we have got senior politics reporter from t"the huffington post" with us now, laura bassett.as though she is saying, listen. what my husband thinks is not necessarily what i think exerting her independence. but this message was highly intentionally on her part, was it not? >> absolutely intentional. look. she didn't have to put out a statement. she doesn't have to put out a statement on everything the president does and she certainly doesn't. i think ma lawn that has this be best campaign. it's her signature cause as first lady andan an anti-cyberbullying campaign. if she were to stand by and say nothing while her husband hue mi -- humiliates people by blulg them online. she has not only tried to distance herself from him and assert her independence but publicly contradict him. >> yeah, in january, she traveled separately from the president to his state of the union address which was noted. in march she talked about the criticism i don't want to say make fun of by any means but they question the authenticity of the be best campaign. she said you can criticize me all you want

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. >>> yesterday madonna turned 60, and so did angela bassett. birthday for her, both of them. >> she celebrated by posting this. >> is that a 60 year old? >> it was not a tbt. so happy birthday to all my leo brothers and sisters, let's eat cake. it doesn't look like she's eaten cake in decades. >> i'll have whatever she's having. >> yesterday was quite a day. belinda carlisle is 60. madonna is 60. >> they make it look good. >> i didn't look like that at 20. >>> finally to western new york we go where there are now thousands of phish fans from all over the world without their favorite band to jam to. >> over 50,000 were expected to attend the festival, curveball, but because of recent floods. it was canceled because of health concerns. they don't have enough safe drinking water, apparently. >> no tossing of glow sticks and no listening to 25-minute songs and fans are crushed. some say it feels like christmas was canceled on christmas eve writes one of them. >> another writes the curveball is that the fest was canceled. >> they'll find something t

s launch a protest with a bellicose ism bassett are here in berlin also coming up. the u.s. imposes new sanctions on russia for the chemical attack on a former double agent and his daughter how will this affect president trump's offer to improve relations with the kremlin we'll get the latest from washington. also on the show discord at the united nations agency for palestinian refugees staff and on out on strike to protest budget cuts they come after the u.s. slashed america's aid for the palestinians. and the turkish naval officer caught up in the purge following the attempted to two years ago in turkey in an exclusive interview he tells the w what it's like going from being a high ranking nato officer to being branded a terrorist. brian thomas thanks so much for being with us authorities and dollar also rest of the number of journalists on suspicion of illegally accessing information from the country's state run news agency local rights groups are saying at this hour that the arrests are part of a government drive to muzzle independent media among those detained d.w. cour

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dhaka thank you daryn it's voicing its support for saudi arabia which has expelled candidates in bassett or in frozen all new trade and investment savvy sick use the canadian government of interfering and their affairs for complaining about the rest of human rights activists they include some arpad video right here of some are with the u.s. first lady michelle obama and hillary clinton getting in d.c. in riyadh tweeted its concerns about the detentions by saying canada is deeply concerned about the additional arrests of civil society activists and women's rights activists in saudi arabia including some are we urge the saudi authorities to release them immediately and all other peaceful human rights activists the saudi foreign ministry says the canadian tweet is blatant interference and the kingdom's domestic affairs against basic international norms and all international protocols and went on to say it is a major unacceptable affront to the kingdom's laws and judicial process as well as a violation of the kingdom's sovereignty professor of international relations at salt uncle bhushan ad

saudi arabia has expelled can a dozen bassett or and frozen trade agreements the saudis accuse canada of interference for urging the release of jailed rights activists at least twenty three people most of them young girls have been rescued from an alleged prostitution ring in northern india they were found in a privately run sheltering to prod the state after one of the girls escaped and went to police those are your headlines my colleagues and though we'll have more in half an hour i'll see you tomorrow my cuba is next commercial capital yangon is a symbol of its rapid economic growth but in its slums families struggle to survive on borrowing money from merciless loan sharks is their hold inside this cycle of debt one when east on al-jazeera. i. mean. in the lead in. governments that are getting on the way.

island of long folk the search for survivors is continuing and saudi arabia has expelled canada's some bassett or unfrozen trade agreements the saudis accuse canada of interference for urging the release of jailed rights activists. bangladesh's government is considering using the death penalty for fatal traffic accidents as students protest for a ninth day over the deaths of two teenagers who were killed by a speeding bus groups armed with wooden battens have attacked protesting students at east west university in dhaka activists say the groups are linked to the government and police in an attempt to crack down on the demonstrations. the committee to protect journalists is calling for the release of anyone who's being held because of their coverage of the protests photographer and journalist should be who was the tane soon after this interview on al-jazeera on sunday at least five journalists were attacked during the protests and their child is in the capital dhaka. hundreds of journalists gathered. in the city. forming a human only protest for that attack from the journalist community within

human rights including women's rights and freedom of expression the tweet that led to canada's and bassett are being sent home had to do with samar but the sister of activists raised but dowie now both of them are in prison in saudi arabia race but tao his wife is now a canadian citizen so this is a story that canadians are very familiar with in fact prime minister justin trudeau has been under pressure to sever military contracts with saudi arabia because of their human rights record interesting lee not clear how those contracts will be affected going forward because of the demand from saudi arabia that future business ties be cut we know there will be an impact from this decision economically for canada flights from saudi arabia into toronto will stop on august thirteenth students that attend university here in canada from saudi arabia have been called back home the government will stop paying their tuition that's estimated to be about fifteen thousand people so that's millions of dollars in lost facing canadian universities but again the canadian say that this is the right thing to do a

the original orchard supply opened here on bassett street in san jose in 1931. a lot has changed.grew to 99 stores stretching over three states all now slated to be closed at the close of the company's fiscal year. officials informed 4300 employees of pink slips in face-to-face meetings. hernandez worked here 17 years. >> what am i going to do? yeah. but -- >> reporter: what are you going to do? probably going to apply for lowe's. >> reporter: executives declined to talk on camera instead released a statement that says: >> reporter: company officials say the closing comes so lowe's can get back to retail fundamentals by simplifying organizational structure. it doesn't leave loyal customers in a lurch. hoe depots are ubiquitous and it's not the same and another sign where a great depression era store survived becoming a place less familiar to folks who just like their long-time corner hardware store. >> it appears that's not good enough to stay in business these days. >> reporter: orchard supply is such a staple in the south bay that a large railway boxcar that used to be in this a

in bassett are ulibarri -- ibarri explained this. made changes to the social security system. when you think, so what? the change in social security in any country is really difficult. fromgenerated opposition two private sector lobbies. as people took part the biggest show of unrest to face the government sense ortega retook power more than a decade ago -- since ortega retook power more than a decade ago. his reaction was a brutal crackdown. he used her military go after protesters. this fan to the flames of protest. more of the country took side of protesters and try to defend or recover nicaraguan democracy. governmente of the and protesters appear to have of the weaknesses government and its inability to allow any type of democratic tourism in society -- democratic pluralism in society. a commission said the government has killed 317 protesters. it has disappeared 600 of them, supposedly. thousands have been hurt and hospitalized. protesters were killed is 448. we are talking a major crisis in the country. how did it begin? .hat is the important thing it is not just change

we'll also be talking with laura bassett from huff post.th the guy day to all three of you, we go to you first, jeff. is there any sense about what is driving the president 'tweet storm today? >> no, not really. >> i'll tell you what many are saying. he's attacking the fbi and the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. he's taunting his own attorney general. the president has been under fire given the legal issues facing his former confidants and former associates. he's also having to deal with the fallout from this new book from former white house staff e omarosa. she was on "am joy" this morning, and she revealed an encounter she had with steve bannon. he's still a leader in the alt right movement. he was once the leader of a website, breitbart news which pedals in white nationalism. omarosa asked steve bannon if the rumors about him being a racist are true. here's what she says is his response. >> steve bannon was always straightforward about who he is, where he stood. he was unapologetic. and i wanted to understand what his perspectives

senate to hold the rank of and bassett are, dr. haass served as u.s. coordinator or the policy of future afghanistan. in addition, he is author of numerous books including a world in disarray and foreign policy begins at home. without further ado, it is my great pleasure to welcome dr. haass. [applause] dr. haass: thank you, collett. for the record, flying all the way from new york is not really an ordeal. at least not today it wasn't. [laughter] dr. haass: it can be, thunderstorms. ,irst of all, great to be here and great to be back here. i have given a lot of commencement talks and i thought commencement talks are poorly named because it is after you are done. i get it, it is about to mental life, but i think the beginning of the school year is a good time to invite speakers and i'm really pleased to be back here in washington where i spent more decades than i cannot count. i'm going to do something uncharacteristically day. i will do what i am asked to do. i was asked to do three things, which is my limit. i was asked to talk about what is going on

demonstrated truth to himself and to the country he devoted his life to serving well i saw speak to him bassett occurred volker in washington d.c. he's the u.s. special representative to ukraine and also the executive director of the mccain institute for international leadership at our is on a state university thank you very much for your time and vaster tributes to john mccain have not just come from the u.s. but from leaders from around the world including the french president as we've heard what is it about john mccain that gave him this noble stature and made him an american role model in the eyes of many people. he represented the best of what people around the world like to think of as america he stood for strength and alliance and partnership for strong security and his strong assistance to allies and at the same time a very strong advocate in a voice for the oppressed in the world those suffering from human rights abuses those who are striving to build democracy in their societies and he was seen by them very much as their advocate so no matter where you travel you find that people feel

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>> reporter: mike , good morning to you, the original orchard supply here in san jose was over on bassett1931 and then it has been a main stay here in the south bay and across the state ever since this store opened in 1946 as part of an expansion that topped out at 99 stores in california, oregon and california, slated to be closed by the end of the fiscal year. authorities got the grim news yesterday and all stores are open today for normal business. the going out of business sales start on thursday. the company announced they will close the distribution center in tracy. lowes executives say they're taking this action to better focus on the big box lowes stores across the country and retail fundamentals. in a statement sent to us, we're working hard to make this transition as smooth as possible for our associates and our customers. we will retrain our associates through the process and they will receive priority status. the chain closing at the end of their current fiscal year, not good news for employees and customers will have more on that coming up in the 9:00 hour. we're live in san

djokovic was up against a lucky loser in the first round of the rogers cup in toronto his opponent mertz bassett had failed to qualify for the tournament but then replaced chung he withdrew from the match with a back injury going down swinging in the second set with a fantastic rally against the serb but eventually no match for the best defense in the world tennis the bosnian losing six three seven six after a tie break canada's peter plants came up next for jock which in round two. former u.s. open champion stanford rinker has won his first match since the opening round of wimbledon as he continues his comeback from two knee surgeries covering camaron one hundred ninety five in the world cup against nick kerry also in the first round the swiss taking three sets to beat the australian one six seven five seven five. two time wimbledon champion patrick fitz of safely through to round two in the women's draw the w.e.t.a. event is taking place in montreal won this title in twenty twelve this time out she was a straight sets win over disco years and that. tiger woods is getting ready to take his resu

billions of dollars worth of planes tanks and other military equipment but now united states you want to bassett or seems to perceive the latest attack on civilians as a development despite the same scenario having played out for years. we had that a saudi led coalition had airstrikes today against a fish market and a hospital in his data that may have caused dozens of casualties we've hit a new day now in yemen. and we've had a new sense of urgency and even then. that if this is what started to happen civilians are at risk infrastructure isn't risk for nikki haley it just occurred today which is unfortunate because the united states is actually supplying a lot of the logistics and the intelligence for the saudis and you don't hear too much criticism he should have been out there months ago condemning what the the humanitarian catastrophe that's occurring in yemen is just you just you just cannot be nice about this any longer or or just overlook it because it's gone on for too long and too many people have been have been killed and you wonder and you have to ask yourself the question what's the