pulls up what is needed right dr mohamad from the you mentioned support from the brac relief agency thank you my apologies for talking over you a little earlier. japan's prime minister shinzo has won a resounding victory after taking a gamble by calling snap elections because coalition government is set to retain its two thirds parliamentary supermajority that would give him a free hand to push through reforms and time to persuade a reluctant public to remove constitutional restrictions on japan's military. fresh from a nice time steve election victory japan's prime minister shinzo abbott pledges to tackle what he's called the country's two main problems so it's an aging society a tense situation with north korea these are some of the national issues we face and i will do my utmost to lead this country as its prime minister out just like your. lot of us. putting up a rose that for every state one conservative has many to paint his ruling coalition retained its two thirds majority in the lower house. these two thirds majority is important it gives abbott the numbers needed to revise japan'

what mohammad mossad executive director of the relief agency brac. well a rough and russian journalist is in hospital after being stabbed in the neck by an intruder at work tania is deputy editor of echo moscow one of russia's few remaining outlets for independent journalism echo employees report that the suspect got into ms phelan galahs radio studio after attacking a guy a security guard with pepper spray a condition is said to be serious but not critical they doubly correspondent evolutional and in moscow told me more about the man police have in custody. well police say that he's a foreign citizen though it's not clear where he's from at the moment that's not been confirmed some sources say he's israeli there's a video of his interrogation that was shown on state t.v. where he's speaking in russian and he says that he has a telepathic connection to touch on a fellow can go hour and that she's been somehow sexually harassing him since two thousand and twelve via this telepathic connection so it's all rather strange and sources say that he may of c

by bangladesh brac the largest and also with the help of unicef what you see as children has got that drawing and reading corner also music corner the children to be quite happy out here now out of they get in the street they get counseling from a professional counseling they're also in a place where dad given free mats and lines sometimes. just kind of among the. six of them or all the rest on you know if there's me and my refuges are unable to go back to me on my wedding yes to come like this and. like this i badly needed to really have a lot of the children who are highly traumatized by what they're facing on the other side of the border in the u.s. to combine with this government agency has to mentally prepare the institution like this to help the children cope with the trauma their face while coming to buy into this and what the faced in myanmar. at least twenty eight people are being killed in airstrikes in the rebel held province of syria the u.k. based group the syrian observatory for human rights says four children were among the dead but it hasn't been able to verify whether

you very much for speaking to us so on what grounds would you potentially challenge the repeal of brac a bomb is a measure. well the clean air act the u.s. law under which president obama acted and which governs trumps e.p.a. administrator scott pruitt requires that the us act to reduce carbon pollution that is threatening. the health and well being of americans and people everywhere. if all all signals indicate at the moment that the. e.p.a. would simply. create out a do nothing repeal plan. instead of taking a real action and if they do that we will take them to court and we believe that the u.s. courts will scrutinize that action very closely and will reverse that action. even if president obama's power plan is repealed many states were already moving away from coal power for economic reasons so i suppose with or without this measure coal doesn't really have a future doesn't it you're absolutely right that market forces in the us as well as utilities understanding that there will eventually be strong carbon pollution standards in the u.s. mean that we're not making any new investmen

we are confident that the next brac round will save money. >> this is 2012 figures. are you fairly confident that 19% is in the ballpark? i'm not willing to give you a certain number, but i will take it and come back to you. thank you, all. c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. friday morning, we will look at the federal response to the opioid epidemic in the u.s. with this author, and discuss the future of the iran nuclear agreement. and npr justice correspondent carrie johnson on attorney general jeff sessions' recent testimony. watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> friday, first lady melania trump presents her inaugural gown to the smithsonian's national museum of american history. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> president trump has made regulatory changes a major issue of his presidency. friday, the brookings institution releases a report on the changes this administration has instituted so far and hosts a panel with former wh

sufficient water or health clinics human rights groups say they are still concerned for the syrian city of brac despite it being finally liberated from islamic state and the ip family feud over catalonia independence standoff that's causing division not only in spain but now in neighboring france saying. that i welcome you with r.t. international this wednesday afternoon off top story this hour rex tillerson secret visit to afghanistan is not only signaled a significant shift in attitude towards the taliban but it's also left reporters a little puzzled because the difference here here's the official picture that was released by the afghan government following the president's meeting with the u.s. secretary of state but later the u.s. also put out a photo and you'll notice that in the afghan on the right there a large clock and a fire bell a raised the state department thinks the photo was altered to make it more attractive. i think if the afghan government had changed those photos probably to make it aesthetically more pleasing we never like doctored photos but i also understand that perhaps th

by the way, one of my concerns in this bill and there are a lot of people interested in the brac process, we do prohibit base realignment and closing commission to take place for another year. and the reason for that is not that -- there may be excess right now, capacity, or excess resources out there that when we're in a rebuilding mode, we would rather be able to use those resources that aren't used now than build new ones. and one thing that's true about a brac, it always loses money the first few years and right now we can't afford to lose money that goes to defending america. anyway, the additional funding, there's going to be an $8.5 billion for the missile defense that's been suffering. we're going to be doing some good things. so as we continue the conference process which started today -- we had our first conference committee meeting today. we need to ensure we focus on where we are. so again, i'll just repeat that the threat is there. we understand that. we know what's happening in africa. by the way, the number of people that we have, troops that we have over there, you've got

states when you heard about obviously theresa may believe as last week backpedaling a little bit on the brac that trying to come out a bit softer because she's talking about these bombard day contracts trying to keep you know business over northern ireland and trying to keep the jobs talk that because she cannot afford any negative talk about that i'm sure you heard about that what not only the eyes i mean that's a massive part of it but it's going to come to the point where she's saying well you know what boeing we won't be able to do business with you in the future this is what you're doing to bombard who employs people in our country so i mean yes she's backed into a corner this is a lot bigger than just a two aerospace companies fighting each other this really does come down to international trade at the highest levels that's right thank you very much. coming out us from toronto thank you. mortar retail stores are slumping but some are finding unique ways of fighting back for retail giant toys r us may have filed for chapter eleven bankruptcy protection is worth five billion dollars in l

washington which is a something of a shift when you compare it to a machine a deal that was done on a brac a bomber and perhaps the direction we thought policy might go and. people in the country are very very engaged with with stuff what iran is doing on the global stage in a very very aware of the rhetoric that's been coming out of the truck white house and how it differs from your government or administration or the deal that was signed two years ago was very popular president rouhani his government. pledge that it would solve many of the country's problems within a second that could lead to economic that's listening two years is a short amount of time in the grand scheme of things so that kind of pledged economic benefit has not translated down to the urban population to the middle class to the rural population and so we've seen what was at the time a part of the nuclear deal become much more unpopular and it's not only because it has its problems related to the economy it also has to do with the fact that the language coming out of this white house is something that hits hard directly

we're so grateful for that and we're just a proud community that really is just i'm brac em each othern this tragic time. >> mayor caroline goodman, thank you for being with us tonight and keep us apprised. if there is anything you want us to let people know, you got much more to come from las vegas. >> i looked over and there was a young lady's body on the ground next, just direct down from me and people running over her. the shots kept coming and coming and coming. i bet probably five or six times. as we were driving, it seemed like it took 30 minutes to get here. my thoughts and prayers go out to the people that didn't make it and that i can't believe -- i don't know. this world has a big problem right now. i don't know why people think they can pick up guns, knives, bombs and take people's lives. it makes no sense. what started as a passion... ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on every purchase i make. everything. what's in your wallet? steve chooses to walk over the26.2 miles,9 da

pulls up what is needed right dr mohamad from the cement and support from the brac relief agency found here my apologies for talking over you a little earlier. that while many world leaders blame me or most government for the range of crises warring the parties within the country are also busy playing each other and social media is proving a powerful tool in shoring up support show w social media desk has more welcome and this tell us about the role that social media is playing in this conflict. well philip today we saw the international community get together and to find plans and find ways of helping there are hinged refugees but in myanmar we're seeing a lot of and tyro a sentiment in fact that is also very evident online lots of posts that say there are hints of themselves are to blame for the crisis that we are witnessing right now and this is also partly being fueled by the government in myanmar the government for example has an official facebook page where it regularly posts crimes that were committed or apparently committed by a militant group it is called arson and this group

the problem is brach brac baracd after year ten through twelve, breakout falls to weeks and days. corker said that's unacceptable as a matter of national security that iranians will be a turn of the strew away from having dozens of nuclear weapons. so he wants to lock in as a matter of statute and u.s. law and policy that iran shoul shoud never have less than one-year breakout and we have to find a bipartisan way to deal with the sunset vo visions so they don't emerge with a massive nuclear program and develop into nuclear weapons and threaten the united states. >> can senator bob corker and the senate unilaterally change the aspects to have the deal? isn't that a violation of the deal? >> sure, they can try. they won't succeed. the way not to go about it is to tell the iranians today, by the way, we're unilaterally going to rewrite the deal, the deal which part of the compromise was after a period of time some of the restrictions would be lifted though iran would never be allowed to build a nuclear bomb, it still would have to submit to intrusive inspections, those would last for

thank you well as chancellor merkel tries to form a government at home she's also been discussing a brac set with britain's prime minister and a u. leaders a meeting today in brussels ended with the two sides still struggling with the terms of britain's divorce from the e.u. chancellor merkel have raised hopes that talks may move all of the next summit in december but she also said progress would depend on britain's financial settlement being agreed. turris there may did her best to keep up appearances in brussels but she offered few new answers to the many questions that remain about bragg's us how much is laundered willing to pay to settle a divorce battle and when it remains a mystery. the full and final settlement will come as part of the final agreement that we're getting in relation to the future partnership and i think that's absolutely right finances are the main sticking point between britain and the e.u. university and the for britain and still has to make a significant financial effort at the moment we are far off a figure that takes long term financial commitments into accoun

brac black i yield two minutes to the distinguished member from north carolina, mr. norman. mr. norman: i rise in support of a proposed budget resolution which will provide the spending cuts that washington needs and gives a pathway to reconciliation for tax reform. our national debt sits at $20 trillion and projected to reach close to $30 trillion within 10 years. washington out of control spending hinds -- hinders our economy and puts the financial burden on the backs of our children and grandchildren. not only is our debt unsustainable but we need substantial resources and taxpayer dollars must go to servicing our debt. the cost to service our debt will rise 219% meaning we will spend close to $800 billion by 2027 simply to pay the interest on our debt. $5.4 educes spending by trillion and does not expand the federal government or state and local authority. and this will help us accomplish what we came here to do, meaningful tax reform. while i would like to see our government make more wise choices, this budget resolution puts us on the road to achieving that goal. this reso

a mass shooting at a concert on 8:14 am, brac -- back to breaking news, the were shooting in you as historyas killed more than 50 people, the death toll supposed to rise as their more than 400 people in the hospital. look at the latest details we have a new detail showing the concert going on when the gunfire started.>> the massacre surpassing the polls michael shooting orlando, the 64-year- old, stephen paddock, a retired white male who checked into the mandalay bay 3 days ago. last night, during the final performance of this three-day country music festival, the route 91 harvest festival, 22,000 people in attendance. the shooter opened fire from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel, after busting out the window and firing indiscriminately into the crowd. >>> mark is a retired sheriff's captain and swat team commander and he is on the phone right now, we want to talk about, security at these events number 1, number 2 how they were able to pinpoint the shooter at hotel, not near the event but next to it 32 floors up. how did they go floor by floor to locate the shooter ? >> first they w