a separate comic several cabinet members spoke.bout the economy and strong things that are happening without right now. cia director john brennan and the revocation of his security clearance did not come up as a topic. secretary of state pompeo read a prayer. just giving you a little bit of the flavor, now that we are finally moments ago as you see on the screen, starting to get the video of that cabinet meeting. lisa. >> lisa: hundreds of newspapers across the country running editorials today. announcing what they say is president trump's ongoing attack on the media. "the boston globe" writing "model of inciting his supporters in disregard. and how 21st century authoritarians like vladimir putin and the leader of turkey operate. you do not need formal censorship to strangle a supply of information." they feebly insist that he is referring to buy his coverage rather than the entire state. by the president's own words and long track record show again and again how deeply cynical and dishonest this argument is. president trump tweeti

bit of the cabinet would be like this.so well, when he was london mayor, he was a social liberal. i cannot imagine he would have written this column, although he has written plenty of things in columns in the past. now he is playing to a different audience and this is what comes out. steve bannon is saying he should not bow at the altar of political correctness. i would say if you have got steep banner on your side, you are on the wrong side. it is remarkable how the internal machinations of the conservative party dominates everything. there are real issues britain has to grapple with. suddenly there is a political discussion and that is not a serious brain in downing street. we are months away from a discussion about how britain will lead the european union and six days on we are still talking about a former cabinet minister, a backbencher, and a column he wrote to which he has not clarified. it is remarkable how un—unified the conservative party is for a party of government and how much its internal machinations affect w

which is a separate entity to the regular cabinet that's about to wrap up that the security cabinet will be discussing with intelligence officials high level generals right across the board security will be the primary issue and benjamin netanyahu has canceled an overseas trip because he knows that this situation is growing bigger we will see in the coming hours if the israelis have anything to say on the whole deal is it on is it off well wait and see it definitely isn't likely to have a firm conclusion on sunday but something is definitely going on whether it's positive or negative is unclear and thanks a lot. plenty more news still to come for you here on this half hour also including the story scrambling to protect their leader panic at a military parade in venezuela the president calling an attempted assassination. elsewhere flying solo playmakers rushed to deliver the aircraft to iran ahead of a u.n. u.s. sanctions deadline. welcome back heloc at the weather across asia in northeastern parts of asia we still have very warm air across much of japan but we have got what will be

boris sparking cabinet war. this is over the burqa argument.all know what he said andi boris, and we all know what he said and i think we all agree that he said it without giving it a second thought because he writes an article, he is paid as a journalist, he is widely applauded as a writer. this was not an off—the—cuff remark. he said it and he meant what he said. why he did it, we can only guess. nigel has his theories. what is interesting about this story on the sunday times is that it mentions steve bannon, who was an adviser to donald trump until they specked at uley fell out. —— spectacularly fell out. it is understood thatjohnson and bannon in a meeting a couple of weeks ago here. interestingly, what steve bannon is saying is that the former foreign secretary should not bow at the altar of political correct this, and he talks about is boris needing to be himself in the digital age, authenticity is all. —— on the altar of political correctness. we know what steve bannon did in masterminding trump's campaign using social media and digital

we have people in the cabinet who want no deal.re running the clock on the brexit negotiations because they actually want to frustrate the process so that we end up frustrate the process so that we end up with a no deal. that is their preferred scenario. they do want britain to crash out. so that is the conflict that the government has and thatis conflict that the government has and that is why it is so divided. and that is why it is so divided. and that of course is also why it is so difficult for the government to make a deal with the eu. there are these irreconcilable differences in the government. in a sense presumably that's a problem with getting the common line and the eu not saying" if we hold a line you will eventually have to crumble in our direction" is that the calculation in brussels? it might be the calculation in brussels and i think it is risky to walk away without a deal. i think the eu it is risky to walk away without a deal. ithink the eu have it is risky to walk away without a deal. i think the eu have a lot mor

tens of thousands protest against israel's new nation state law the israeli cabinet is just about to meet. scrambling to protect a president venezuela's leader claims an assassination attempt during a military rally. and he might be in prison but many want him back in charge of brazil lula da silva is nominated for a presidential run. protest of the road safety in bangladesh could be turning into a much bigger issue for the government they've shut down mobile internet services across large parts of the country as pictures of violence and rumors spread on social media an eighth day of protests beginning on saturday dozens were injured in the capital in clashes with the police police denied reports of rubber bullets being fired but many students were taken to hospital the demonstrations began after two students were killed by a sweeping bus the protesters have been blocking main roads and stopping drivers to check their licenses several police and government workers were caught without valid documents whose tanveer choudhry reporting from dhaka. well the fear is quite normal but very t

high commissioner for human rights condemns far right demonstrations in the german city of cabinets were about another planned this weekend. i'm going to go to detroit three times and aretha franklin as they lined up to pay their last respects . i'm from gail welcome to the program germany's national football team coach has admitted that he failed to motivate his place and used the wrong tactics at this summer's world cup you reckon love's appearance in front of the media was his first since returning from the disastrous tournament the german football association extended his contract just before the tournament began when the national team crashed out some german media outlets called for him to resign or be fired despite my knee i'm not close to feed. my biggest miscalculation and biggest mistake was that i believed we could make it past the group stage by playing a brand of dominant possession based football club. then get used to speed so we've often played well that way in the past while it's a high risk tactic. so in order for it to work the conditions on the squad have to be just ri

some of those cabinet ministers have been sworn in.ter dutton, for anyone who has been following this, they would do it dutton has instigated this, challenging the leadership of former prime minister malcolm turnbull but not getting is the top job. instead of pushing him to the backbenchers and potentially given rise to more instability, he decided to keep in the cabinet. it does not mean that the cabinet. it does not mean that the turmoil is over. scott morrison thought he was going to have a bit ofa thought he was going to have a bit of a honeymoon but the latest newspoll suggests he has a huge task ahead. each is the coalition has fallen behind labour even further, there is now a 12% gap between labour as a first choice in the election and the liberal party coalition. critics are saying that the bigger issue is that an election is always just around the corner. members of parliament never seemed focused on their doctor they seem rather forever focus on their electoral life. is that a fair statement at what has happened to the nation

straight to cabinets in eastern germany where we find deeds of lives. welcome linda what can such a nice state premier do or say this evening to deescalate tensions. i think he'll have a hard job ahead of him we're standing right here in front of the stadium and very close to here as you can see behind me this is where the counter demonstrators the demonstrating against the state premier actually will be and let me take you around here and show you this is the stadium usually there's football taking place here and tonight is talk about the politics and just talking to some people here that went in already they told me that they're very angry that they actually they don't really want to talk that's what one woman said she just wants to get rid of her anger she just wants to say that she's not really satisfied with the such situation . basically it is the question of the foreigners and the refugees in the city the city has changed and many people see it as something positive ok so that's the town hall meeting with the state premier there the other big thi

members there they're going to the homes standing in the cul de sacs of cabinet members and congressman you know there's about a half dozen g.o.p. congressmen who decided not to run this year because their wives were so concerned about the children's public safety and the personal safety of their families that's why they're not running all of this is being funded by george soros and democrat office to slush fund monies and by the way it is their responsibility does exist jerry brown and those guys don't have to comment on it can. i know it's going on i think you're here accuse people of you should you should be ready to defend yourself in court if you're going to accuse people of threatening the lives of others and if i were mr soros i'd be looking into that that is absolutely not true there is zero evidence for you to make a charge like that on any program i think is totally irresponsible look i make a living i did a i think and i mean if i may finish if i'm if it is i make a living debating the political issues i never attack personally i wouldn't accuse anybody of what you just accus

really benjamin netanyahu statement before the cabinet meeting doesn't move things on the committee he mentioned was already known about what it's going to do is a bit hazy and there is no breakthrough in talks with the minorities he did make a reference to the nation state and remaining in place to mend it nor will he certainly won't get rid of it but he did say that it is democratic and that was an address not to the druze as such it was to all the israeli jews who were present at that vast demonstration they just came along some just passing by wanted to see what was happening others intent on having their say apart from the political parties who some would regard as the usual suspects attaching to this sort of resistance the government now where does this all lead well more protests and more pressure on benjamin netanyahu but it would appear he will continue to resist as long as he has the right numbers on the side in the knesset the parliament which is in recess right now but will be pulled back for days discussion of this on wednesday no voting rights there that now we have a sit

we were just talking about the cabinet positions.have a graphic on the diversity in the white house if scott -- i'll give you 5 good dollars if you can name five black people in the white house. five. a dollar for each. you got five? >> i don't have a list of the white house staff in front of me. >> yeah, and even if you did, you would be giving me my $5 back. i think the point remains that you can have the best and the brightest and the best and the brightest be black. you can have the best and the brightest and have the best and the brighten be asian. you can have the best and the brightest and have the best and the brighten be women. so what's fascinating to me is that corporate america where donald trump is allegedly this big rich billionaire boss that's figured it out, he's cracked the code, he still hasn't figured out that they've all said that diversity and inclusion is the path forward to ensuring your bottom line is great. so speaking of making america great again, somehow it became synonymous with making america white again

we'll have a cabinet for our leadho serves our special education students and then a cabinet for parents to engage with our lead who thinks about how we redesign schools. we brought in the opportunities parents have to engage with senior levels of dcps. >> i have to ask you about this be we talked -- you mentioned human capital. we know you want the best for your students and part that have is who they deal withn a day-to-day basis. a recent i-team report found that 1,000 dcps teachers were unlicensed. that number has improved. talk to me about why that should be a concern to parents and what the school district is doing to try to fix that. >> the vast majority of our 4,000 teachers are licensed. i also want to let the public know that nedcps has of the most rigorous selection processes t in nation. in addition to your typical paper application process ourdi ctes have to submit video footage of them actually teaching a lesson. it ensures this teacher has the skills to teach at the levels we expect. we work with the state office to make sure teachers get licensed. theorhave provided some

well from one developing story to another one the israeli cabinet has now started its meeting with a controversial nation state law expected to be high on the agenda there have been growing protests the latest from the druze community which led a huge rally against the new legislation in tel aviv on saturday night many are angry that the new law defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the arabic language the druze are considered loyal to the state and are simmons has the story for us live out of west jerusalem and or anything coming out of this cabinet meeting as of this hour. no there isn't and we don't expect anything anytime soon there will be some sort of indication of what's being discussed later on sunday but you can be sure that there is going to be perhaps are raised eyebrows at the scale of this demonstration when you look at it from above you can see well as tens of thousands no one's going to like you a figure of just what size it was but one distinct feature is of concern to the israeli cabinet you can be sure and that is the numbers of jews in israeli jews turnin

right wing groups are staging fresh protests in the eastern german city of cabinets around twenty people were injured this week when seven thousand protesters many of the far right nationalists clashed with left wing protesters the death of the protests a follower fatal stabbing in the city two suspects a syrian and an iraqi of been arrested in connection with the crowds more anti immigrant protesters are gathered in the city center this evening but so far the numbers are in the hundreds and thousands press are also absent force for the scene right now is calm is a look at life in cabinets a city where violence and hatred of foreigners was dominated recent headlines a snapshot of daily life encampments turned out coon runs a cafe in an art center it's a bit of an ivory tower he says here things are fine but he also knows the city has a problem with right wing radicals. we don't see marauding bands of murderous nazis in the streets every day but things happen and the instrumental wise it and use it as a pretext to whip up a crowd. last sunday eight hundred took to the streets in response

news the live from berlin tensions over migration turned violent in the german city of cabinets several people are injured after a second day of protest in a german chancellor condemns the rest and warns that the government will not tolerate mob violence against foreigners. also coming up our killer robots the future of warfare experts from around the world are meeting in switzerland to discuss how to deal with weapons that can fight wars and kill all on their own plus as america mourns the passing of john mccain a war hero and a politician known for reaching across the aisle for a contentious senate battle in arizona and the ins that his home state may soon be represented by a very different type of politician. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. the german government says that federal police are ready to back up local law enforcement officers in the eastern state of saxony that's after two days of growing tensions between neo nazis and left wing protesters beyond rest is triggered was triggered rather by the fatal stabbing of a german man over the weekend in an apparent alter cati

of what's happening there on the sides and as andrew was saying the staff there was the security cabinet meeting due at this time but it's been delayed that is correct as you heard andrew mention there we were expecting it to happen now it's the second security cabinet in a week it is now been delayed by two hours so let's wait and see what they have to say these hours are crucial we have heard reports of rocket sirens just in the last hour or so called into the israeli police spokesperson he's saying rockets were fired at best share of our and they're looking for them an open field and why could that be significant because bush never lies forty kilometers east of gaza so if that is confirmed it will be the further stay have been launched since the two thousand and fourteen conflict so again there are sensitive times it can still lead to an escalation we're going to have to wait and see what comes out of that security cabinet meeting absolutely and in the meantime what's happening on the diplomatic front. well you heard andrew mention there it's been frantic it's been frantic over the la

really benjamin netanyahu statement before the cabinet meeting doesn't move things on the committee he mentioned was already known about what it's going to do is a bit hazy and there is no breakthrough in talks with the minorities he did make a reference to the nation state nor remaining in place to mend it nor will he certainly won't get rid of it but he did say that it is democratic and that was an address not to the druze as such it was to all the israeli jews who were present at that vast demonstration they just came along some just passing by wanted to see what was happening others intent on having their say apart from the political parties who some would regard as the usual suspects attaching to this sort of resistance to the government now where does this all lead well more protests and more pressure on benjamin netanyahu but it would appear he will continue to resist as long as he has the right numbers on the side in the knesset the parliament which is in recess right now but will be pulled back for days discussion of this on wednesday no voting rights there that now we have a

any response yet from the cabinet to demonstrations last night. really that's so do you have that statement by benjamin netanyahu ahead of the cabinet meeting that meeting is now over and we are now waiting for a security cabinet meeting to discuss other big issues more on that later but dealing with this there is really a feeling in the public of a split being polarized even more by the situation with the nation state law because what we're seeing is minorities like the druze feeling that nothing less than revoking the law will be enough or maybe an amendment now benjamin netanyahu from the tone of that address and what else he said doesn't want to know about that we're hearing more and more now about the negotiations between the druze leadership and the prime minister last week very very angry scenes it seems and even allegations by some sides that the israeli government gauged in some sort of fake news effort via social media no proof of that in full terms but certainly certainly no love lost right now it would appear that benjamin netanyahu is

no word yet from his cabinet but there was a statement from benjamin netanyahu ahead of the cabinet session starting a couple of hours ago in which he stated that really without the national law would be possible to impossible to insure for decades the future of israel as a jewish state now he said that many times before but then he gets on to the druze issue and that was a really big demonstration it surprised a lot of people and when you see it from above you realize that tens of thousands possibly more than tens of thousands crowding out that square all around he said this about the druze we will establish today a special ministerial committee the vance's the relationship and the commitments what does that mean well no one knows has been a haze put over any possible concessions from the government to minority communities and the druze are probably the most angry right now because they serve in the military as a matter of mandatory responsibility that is some say their own fault because they agreed to it unlike palestinian israelis they have to serve in the military and they are there's a

so that as president nicolas maduro addressing his cabinet in spanish.wasjust saying, i wonder how the people can understand what is happening. president maduro has been speaking for about 20 minutes and has made extraordinary accusations. has accused the colombian president why manuel santos of accusing an attack against him. he says it was taken out. also, right—wing sectors in the united states. he described how this accident happened and there were two drones loaded with explosives. 0ne of them approached him when he was at the end of his speech. he thought it was some pyrotechnics, something that might have gone wrong. and then there was the explosion. he says it was quite big. he remained calm and then, moments later, he heard another explosion on the other side close to where the military families were. the military parade celebrating the anniversary of the venezuelan army. soldiers ran away in despair. what president maduro said on television was that some of the people responsible for the attacks have already been detained and they seized eviden

also coming up page in the streets in the wake of violent far right protests in the city of cabinets in germany grapples with the rise in franklin populism. and saying goodbye to the queen of soul sands of aretha franklin line up the paper route last respects at the detroit museum where her body is lying in state a star studded funeral will be held on friday. played. i'm sorry someone's going to get to have you with us italy and hungary say they will work together to push for a new hardline policy on immigration in europe hungary and prime minister viktor orban and italian deputy prime minister matteo salvini vow to make migration the central issue in european elections next year the two met in milan to cement their political ties on tuesday. with allies ceding that political alliance with a handshake hungers picture all about the man who built a wall to keep out migrants entering by land and not tell you solve the need who is closely tied in polls to most migrants arriving by sea it's time for leaders who think like them to take control they say. in europe there will be elections in

members that if their rights their cabinet members have been caught on tape you look at elaine chao senate majority leader mitch mcconnell betsy device and the list goes on and on and on they're coming not to these people's office play. says they're coming to their homes it's democrats here who've made it personal this started with cindy sheehan hand back going to the crawford ranch of george w. bush the democrat started it are here and i'll find i that have charged for us once according to that and it baby part ready pardon me cindy sheehan you know larry i love the fact that you do lead people to get the facts out there so i will point out a fact cindy sheehan was not allowed anywhere near the bush ranch she was like five miles away from the bush perhaps i know because i interviewed her there from the time she went where the secret service told her she could go and she at the time her son killed in iraq she had every right to be up there against the iraq war and to let the american people know she didn't agree she thought she didn't agree with us that our son had died for you know

in paris, the prime minister's right—hand man in cabinet of the eu, take it or leave it.st the choice between the pragmatic proposals we are discussing now with the european commission, or the risk of there being no deal. westminster has been left to the tourists, mps still on a break. but brexit never stops, nod to government attempts to sound up the, insisting british plans for a single market in goods and farm produce but not services could be the basis for agreement. i'm confident that a deal is within our sites. we are bringing ambition, pragmatism and energy and if it is matched, and i expect it will be, we get a deal. but there were complications, big one style of avoiding a hard border in ireland or between ireland and britain. the target set between leaders might just slip. we are aiming for the october council but there is some measure of leeway. so, under the brexit timetable, what happens next? in september, negotiations intensify and eu leaders, including theresa may, meet in salzburg. in october it is the eu summit to agree a deal unless that slips. then the

jeff flock is live at a wal-mart in chicago, blake burman will recap the president's cabinet meeting. right now though, the dow is up, and it is in a rally mode check this out, the dow up 421 points up a percent and a half it is the biggest gain since april. just off session high as we hit 444 points higher earlier in the session, we're pretty close to that now. the three major averages all on pace for their second up day in three also on track for closing out the week in positive territory, not bad, ha? boeing, wal-mart, goldman sachs apple and caterpillar accounting for half of the dow's gains, we'll have more on wal-mart by the way in just a few minutes. there are a few laggards though shares of jc penney, been a tough day for jc penney down 24% that's actually $0.60 because it's $1.80 stock the retailer reported disappointing quarterly results after recently closing more than 100 stores the company also reporting a bigger than expected loss per share while also cutting full year guidance pretty rotten report, shares as you can see down 24% today, 42% year-to-date. and look out myl

the knesset delete these will tens of thousands protest against israel's new nation state law the cabinet meets in one are. also ahead when military and music come together the crowd rocking their way through russia's largest music festival. our top story protests over road safety in bangladesh could be turning into a much bigger issue for the government they've now shut down mobile internet services across big parts of the country as images of alleged violence rumors spread on social media an eighth day of protests is now beginning on saturday dozens were injured in the capital in clashes with the police officials have denied reports of rubber bullets being fired but many students were taken to hospital the demonstrations began after two students were killed by a speeding bus the protesters have been blocking main roads and stopping drivers to check their licenses several police and government officials were caught without valid documents was just gone one pm in dhaka our correspondent tom via chivery is there for us turn via how dangerous is the situation. well right now the city is qui

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members there they're going to the homes standing in the cul de sacs of cabinet members and congressman you know there's about a half dozen g.o.p. congressmen who decided not to run this year because their wives were so concerned about the children's public safety and the personal safety of their families and that's why they're not running all of this is being funded by george soros and democrat off a slush fund monies and either way it is never said on civility does exist jerry brown and those guys don't have to current on it because i know it's going on i think of your accuse people of you should you should be ready to defend yourself in court if you're going to accuse people of threatening the lives of others and if i were mr soros i'd be looking into that that is absolutely not true there is zero evidence for you to make a charge like that on any program i think is totally irresponsible look i make a living i didn't say that i said and i mean if i may finish if i'm if it is i make a living debating the political issues i never attack personally i wouldn't accuse anybody of what you

two cabinet members forced to resign over ethics issue. congressional supporters facing charges of insider trading. speaking of november, going to head over to the big board and take a look at the state of play. not just the special election in ohio, a lot more that happened on tuesday. and president trump bragged that any candidate he campaigns for will win. finally, roundtable with the easiest job in the world, telling me something i don't know. this is "hardball" where the action is. not so cute when they're angry. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ito take care of anyct messy situations.. and put irritation in its place. and if i can get comfortable keeping this tookus safe and protected... you can get comfortable doing the same with yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. >>> vice president mike pence at the pentagon laying the groundwork for a sixth branch of the armed forces. echoed the president's desire to establish d

he supports people's rights to where -- from a former cabinet official?wed to write what he writes. he supports people's rights to where burqas. you saw lots coming out to say i do not agree with it. -- from a former cabinet official? >> he is allowed to write what he writes. he supports people's rights to where burqas. you saw lots coming out to say i do not agree with it. the reality is freedom of speech is tolerance in two directions. ♪ mark: live from london, i mark barton. julie: in new york, i'm julie hyman. this is bloomberg markets. mark: let's get to our futures in focus section. feeling a lot more optimistic, trade tensions easing between china and the u.s.. that bear market in copper, the selloff in base metals, how do you see it through your hourglass? >> obviously we are looking at terex. -- at tarriffs. some ofhourglass? the economic data has started to soften. the early tariffs do not have an impact on much of anything, certainly not on consumer demand for gasoline or crude oil. the base metals took the earliest hit. as we go deeper and dee

the president yesterday at the cabinet meeting he said he was joking about freedom of the press. listen to this. >> >> i want thank you. thank you all for being here. if you would like, you can stay. or, if you would like, you can also leave. [laughter] don't forget, freedom of the press. ainsley: kellyanne, what's your response. >> he does believe in free document press. it's shocking when you have so many people now nakedly wearing their politics on their sleeves and not reporting the news. just offering their opinion, particularly in their capacities on news programs and on social media. i said many times it would not pass an editor's desk. even the most varntly anti-trump. i don't know that we needed a dave action to have the press come together and be against the president because they feel that they're duty-bound to do that pretty much every single day. i just have a slightly different perspective than everybody else on this. i'm not sure it matters much anymore. as i was saying, even before the election in 2016, the media constantly fed everybody their repressive poll numb

minister do not waste time unveiling his first cabinet over the weekend.t is an effort to reassure the nation after what has been a week of turmoil and political in society. and johnson here. any surprises? ed: that's right. the new prime minister, scott morrison, not wasting any time. not letting aghast -- the grass grow under his feet. announcing mini cabinet. we have josh frankenburg. the new treasurer. he was the energy minister. test with creating an energy policy that precipitated last week's crisis. we have with the is coleman, he as finance minister, despite throwing his hat into the ring with the main challenger. peter duffin, who challenged last week and facilitated this crisis is back in as finance minister. leading thee job defense industry, and a new face there as minister for education. haidi: and julie bishop. thatulie bishop announced she was stepping down as foreign minister. she is staying on the back bench to serve western australia but has not decided what her long-term profit -- prospects are and whether she will contact -- free do tha

as the us imposes sanctions on ministers and talk us president cabinets over the case of an american pastime how then turkey that it's fresh lows of inflation a fifteen year high of washington miles new sanctions on iran and western companies and investors are getting cold feet president trump has threatened to also punish those trading with iraq. this is d w business. alpha's welcomes turkey's dispute with the united states over the fate of u.s. pastor and drew bronson is threatening to further destabilize the lira the u.s. has imposed further sanctions on two ministers and president out of one's cabinet after months of plunging exchange rate the turkish currency has now hit a fresh low against the dollar inflation also rose in july to nearly sixteen percent that's a fifteen year high increase in pressure on the central bank to hike interest rates . for days one issue has been dominating the front pages of turkey's newspapers the country stacked with the united states has fueled fears a full blown economic turmoil. at the center of the dispute is u.s. pastor andrew bronson seen here

the white house with breaking news >> that's right, the president is meeting with his cabinet at the white house. reporters are in there with him. we don't have video just yet, but the president is asking a number of questions. just asked treasury secretary steven mnuchin about sanctions the president said on turkey, they want to hold a wonderful pasture and it's not fair, not

but first, the president is holding a cabinet meeting at this hour after a stunning admission to "theet journal" that he revoked john brennan's security clearance and threatened other former officials because of their involvement in the russia probe, telling "the journal," i call it a rigged witch hunt, it is a sham, mr. trump said, and these people led it, i think it's something that had to be done. brennan, now an nbc news national security analyst, is fighting back, criticizing mr. president trump in a "new york times" opinion piece today. and in his only public comments so far to msnbc's nicolle wallace. >> i do believe that mr. trump decided to take this action, as he's done with others, to try to intimidate and suppress any criticism of him or his administration. revoking my security clearances is his way of trying to get back at me. this is not going to deter me at all. i'm going to continue to speak out. >> joining me now is nbc's kelly o'donnell at the white house. nbc political analyst robert costa, national political reporter at "the washington post." and nbc legal analyst

right now, we're adding up to 20 cabinets. they would like to go up to 30 cabinets amount. briefly, dte can answer other questions if you have them about the program. briefly, as city departments consolidate their systems and going up to the rancho cordova and as data storage and backup is created as part of the recovery plans, more storage space is needed. again, mr. levinson and mr. reese is here from dte to answer any programming questions you may have. thank you. >> thank you so much. i do remember the discussion of this item in budget and finance committee several years ago. i don't have any questions. so at this time, we'll move on to ms. campbell at the budget legislative analysis office for their report. >> page 56, table one in the report shows the annual cost maximum cost of the agreement to the city. the rates are set by the state, as ms. gorum said, and there's an estimated increase. so on page 57, the increase is detailed in the agreement going forward for the next three years compared to the existing agreement. as you can see, the major change in terms of the

room and the secretary of state mike pompeo told congress the president's conversations with his cabinet about the summit should be kept private. trace gallagher with the news. is he live for us this afternoon. hey, trace. >> hey, shep, politico reviewed the translations of the document and what presidenpresident putin conveyeo president trump. surprisingly normal. in other words, despite rising tension over events in syria and ukraine, along with russia's meddling in the 2016 election, the document shows that putin is willing to extend a series of landmark nuclear treaties and separately work towards agreeing on new ways to limit nuclear weapons. a source told politico that putin is in essence saying, quote: we want to get out of the dog house and engage on a broad range of security issues document reportedly includes the following extending the stark treaty that was signed in 2010 and expires in 2021.

but he's rejected resignations from three in the security cabinet. now iran's parliament has voted to remove the minister of economic affairs and finance amid a shop in the currency and economic instability. lost a vote of confidence by a hundred and thirty seven to one hundred twenty one he becomes the second minister and president hassan rouhani is cabinet to lose his position this month rouhani is expected to appear and pollard on wednesday to answer questions on his administration's performance at least three people have been killed and two hundred forty three injured after a magnitude six earthquake hit west in iran the u.s. geological survey says the quake hit twenty six kilometers southwest of the city of the. province more than thirty have been registered since state media say a i r i b. says rescue efforts are underway across the center has been set up with hospitals and. relief organizations placed on high alert. pope francis is visiting an irish and will celebrate mass in dublin a day after calling the sex abuse of children by members of t

that this is incompatible with the rule of law is going to fuel the kef duigan of the protests in cabinets erupted over the fatal stabbing of a thirty five year old german man on sunday during a street festival police identified two suspects in the stabbing one man from iraq another from syria authorities have provided little information on the altercation that led to the stabbing but what is known about the case along with rumors circulating online have inflame tensions in cabinets. about the. start get out of a city they chant social media posts include videos depicting what appear to be vigilante attacks on people believed to be foreigners participants in the right wing demonstrations say their anger by crimes in the city but also at how the media presents what's happening on every evening this trouble encounters between groups i don't want to say it's only the foreigners which there's plenty of troublemakers. if you want to go out you can't go into the city without being scared of what might happen. i wouldn't call myself part of the mob and i don't want anybody calling me that just be

the protests in cabinets erupted over the fatal stabbing of a thirty five year old german man on sunday during a street festival police identified two suspects in the stabbing one man from iraq another from syria authorities have provided little information on the altercation that led to the stabbing but what is known about the case along with rumors circulated online have inflame tensions in cam that's. ok mark. start to get out of a city they chant social media posts include videos depicting what appear to be vigilante attacks on people believed to be foreigners participants in the rightwing demonstrations say they're angered by crimes in the city but also at how the media presents what's happening. every evening this trouble encounters between groups i don't want to say it's only the foreigners there's plenty of troublemakers. if you want to go out you can't go into the city without being scared of what might happen . i wouldn't call myself part of the mob and i don't want anybody calling me that just because i'm standing here. politicians continue to warn against vigilante justice y

australia's new prime minister scott morrison has a new cabinet as he tries to heal serious divisionsrnment. he took over the position after it occurred against his predecessor, malcolm turnbull. investors welcomed the move and the australian dollar climbed against us dollar. he says there needs to be a change in the political culture moving forward. issues of bitterness and think that arise from these events, that has to go because australians expect us to focus on them rightly. icq the other day, we are on your side, we share the values of australians that that is what drives our policies and that is what drives our policies and that is what must write our behaviour also. for clues on how this could impact prospects on the australian economy, shane oliver says he actually doesn't expect to see any big changes in the short term. to be honest, i did see it huge impact on the economy short—term because the tea m the economy short—term because the team that has taken over, particularly the neutron —— the new prime minister and the treasurer we re prime minister and the treasurer were pr

this is the news live from berlin tensions over migration turned violent in the german city of cabinets several people are injured after a second day of protests and the german chancellor condemns the unrest and warns the government will not tolerate mob violence against foreigners also on the show. our killer robots the future of warfare experts from around the world meeting in geneva to discuss how to deal with weapons that can fight wars and kill all on their own. plus when drinking tea is one of the few pleasures left in life we visit a family in iran already hard hit by a bad economy and now by u.s. sanctions as well. by bryan thomas thanks so much for being with us in the german city of qom that's police are investigating a number of people after a night that saw several thousand taking to the streets to protest immigration they were met by about a thousand counter-demonstrators the two sides kept apart by hundreds of riot police concerns about further violence has now prompted germany's interior minister to provide additional police support to the eastern state of saxony. silence

cabinets and they are known for extremist actions both inside and outside the stadium and in this case the ultras called on people to take to the streets and show others who's boss in our city and and what we see there on the screen right now was the result of that so absolutely incited and in fact those protests then overpowered the police in the initial stages and the protesters absolutely targeted people who appeared to be of migration origin you know eastern germany has of course been in the headlines recently of words right wing extremism how is this such a situation there different from other parts of germany it absolutely has been in the headlines there was a very big anti immigrant gratian demonstration in the city of dresden in saxony in the middle of august and in fact this state was the birthplace of the zina phobic movement piggy which brought tens of thousands of people to the streets of brazen in two thousand and fourteen to protest the so-called islamisation of germany and this is also the state where the far right party actually was. the strongest party in last year's f

video from sunday shows what appeared to be vigilante attacks in cabinets targeting people believed to be foreign us. opcode over what. chancellor angela merkel has condemned the violence calm viewers video footage of hunts and just hates on the streets this has no place in a state under the rule of law. let me underline that once more in this condition all the cliff to the fatal stabbing of a german citizen over the weekend sparked the anti migration protests police have apprehended two men one from iraq another from syria over the stabbing now officials are also investigating several participants in the protests for giving the hitler salute a punishable offense in germany. germany's political leaders are facing questions about what can be done about extremist sympathies in the country the problem of right wing extremism has to be on the top agenda of the government in six in the meaning that we have to finance programs who. are fighting for democracy daily daily daily programs and we have to finance a police. but germany's foreign aid party says the stabbing in candidates and the ang

ready to send federal police back to back up local law enforcement officers in the eastern city of cabinet's that's after two days of violent anti immigration protests and counter protests beyond rest was triggered by the fatal stabbing of a german man over the weekend in an apparent alter cation with migrants opposition parties have criticised the police for failing to prevent further violence on monday and the german chancellor herself angela merkel has shot li credenza these events a listen. busted on up could see in what we saw there has no place in a country where the rule of law prevails we have video footage of people being hunted down and of gangs of rioters hatred on the streets i cannot stress enough that this is incompatible with the rule of law is going to fuel the german chancellor speaking a short while ago and i'm joined now by david meier and he is a researcher focusing on right wing populism and radicalization issues at the berlin institute for empirical integration and migration research and we thank you so much for joining us this evening to talk a little bit more about th

this is the the view news live from berlin an anti immigrant protest in the german city of cabinets is met with a backlash several people are injured after a second day of on rust the german government condemns the protests and warns it will not tolerate mob violence against foreigners also on the show our killer robots the future of warfare experts from around the world are meeting in switzerland to discuss how to deal with weapons that can fight wars and kill all on their own. i brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show in the german city of qom the police are investigating a number of people after a night that saw several thousand taking to the streets and anti immigration protests they were met by about a thousand counter-demonstrators the two sides kept apart by hundreds of riot police these protests were sparked by the killing of a german man over the weekend that was linked to migrants. clients are up today again on the streets of chemists on monday as far right demonstrators faced off with counter protesters. a call by a right wing group attracted as many as two thousand far

and cabinets thank you. let's get a quick check now of some other stories that have been making news around the world police in berlin are cracking down on organized crime they're targeting members of an extended lebanese families to spectate of drug trafficking police have made several arrests and confiscated vehicles and properties the family are suspected of carrying out a high profile robberies including the recent theft from a museum of a gold coin worth four million euros. the ugandan pop star turned government critic bobby wine has been freed on bail the thirty six year old lawmaker i've been in detention since august fourteenth he and several others face a treason charge for allegedly pelting president was seventies motorcade with stones. and russian opposition leader alexina volley has been sentenced to thirty days in prison for organizing a rally in late january against the country's presidential elections involving spokeswoman said that the sentence was clearly time to prevent him from tending oth