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cuse the government of corruption and mismanaging the country's struggling economy. my 1st guest today is the youth chair for the movement for democratic change a lame d.c. all based attorney is in had a welcome to the africa mr tony what was the plan purpose for today's protests. oh ok today we planned protest which was going to be a piece of for what you're trying to advocate for is to ensure that the country called zimbabwe goes back to a sanity we're facing a lot of challenges are the people of zimbabwe there's a lot of what option i mean for a man to the people of zimbabwe you're also facing high levels of human rights violations among other issues so we're saying it's high time that you hope zimbabwe we need to exercise our rights is enshrined under section 59 of this in public consumption whereby everyone has the right to deal with that import dictatorship this is what exactly we had planned for and fortunately we can is there in the nature in which the government is allegedly constitutionalism because they have banded the protests that are going to be peacefu

we have spy, the cuse. you also have ibv and some vanguard funds.oth major player types are buying in. i thought, this seems to have started in the beginning of june when the fed reassured markets. let's capture june and july. the complexion of the flows is changing and this chart shows it is. june and july, etf's took in $85 billion. that is more than the rest of the year combined. that is a lot of money coming in. u.s. equity etf's are taking in three times more than they did at the beginning part of the year. more than fixed income. they are now the leaders, which is what we are used to seeing with etf flows in 2017. let's look at june and july versus other june and july's. just to give you an idea of how accelerated the flows are. it is the biggest june and july on record. this is what $2.2 billion a day in flows look like. the etf's generally take $1 billion. when they get excited, it is another $1 billion. with both hands on deck, that is why you are seeing this accelerated level of flows. they should break the record if they keep this up. sca

meg turell is atrt the cuse in norman, oklahoma. what can you tell us about this particular decision? >> reporter:sue, this is an incredibly closely watched decision, both by the public and wall st analysts had said that j&j could have been on the hook for $1 llion to billio when the verdict came down, the decision came down at $572 million that may be why you're seeing stocksrise. attorney general mike hunter directedis comments directly to the ceo of johnson & johnson afr the decision came down, take a listen. >> johnson & johnson is a member of the busess roundtable. and i'm asking the ceo of johnson & johnson, alex gorsky, to puton his m where his mouth is and get out his checkbook. >> reporter: j&j said in a decision that it willppeal this decision and that it's going to seek to stay the order thatt pay $572 million roughout that appeals process, 2021. it expects to take through now there is other litigation that is about to start potentially in the fall involving johnson & johnson and more than a dozen other companies. j&j sai

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start consultations with party leaders on wednesday to seek a solution to the political crisis contact cuse his hardline coalition partner to salvage any of putting his party before the country by tabling a motion of no confidence in the government led vision the lego lego's motion of defiance of forced us to set a calendar for new elections there were also statements in these last days and in these last weeks that have forced me to put an end to this government experience meanwhile dozens of people marooned on the open arms rescue ship off the italian island of lampedusa for almost 3 weeks will finally be allowed to shore earlier some jumped overboard in an attempt to swim to land the island's public prosecutor has now ordered that all on board be brought ashore and the vessel seized. in other headlines syrian opposition activists say rebels have withdrawn from the strategically important town of concha coun in southern province images released by pro regime media show the town empty of residents and fight as rebels withdrew from one of their last strongholds after days of fighting and hun

. >> it will cuse cause a lot too bankrupt ge.pork producers here and ask them how they feel about the back and forth, we got a mix rounded of responses, we heard a lot say, they will willing to holdout, play the long game while president negotiates a better deal. >> well, as i mentioned earlier, human nature, the sooner the better, you know if this wears on for another year or two it could get serious. >> i don't think he will get a compromise made, it seems to get worse, and tariffs get larger every week or month. that we talk about palm, talk, timeline, soybean, a lot of damage has been done. reporter: we soybeans and pork, major industries impacted by the tariffs. david: hillary thank you. >> not only tariffs that we're hearing about in iowa, we're hearing about a lot of give away plans, kamala harris with her 500 dollar a month salary, so-called salary, and all give aways for healthcare. salaries. i wonder if iowans, the hard working iowan farmers would go for the democrat give aways? >> they are already going for 20 billion

raiders hosted the la rams we go to that coliseum coach jon gruden o yes, he's ready for the game f%cused right there 1st quarter. no school mike glennon. the andre washington who runs it 7 yards. that's a touchdown. extra point is good the raiders take an early 7 nothing lead 3rd quarter. raiders lead 7, 3 nathan peterman 3 yard pass to keelan down raiders plus the extra point raiders defeat the rams 14 to 3 that is your final the head to arizona to face the cardinals next thursday. niners hosting the cowboys that game is still in progress. we'll have highlights of that one tonight at 10 o'clock well, it's not just the raiders wide receiver antonio brown is making national headlines. raiders owner mark davis is as well. today he apologized for the comments he made about the oakland a's saying he's not sorry for what he said, but sorry for the way he said it in a phone interview with the athletic. davis gave his thoughts on the a's stadium situation and he did not hold back referring to management dropping several f bombs saying the a's are totally dysfunctional and it's that bad over the

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donald trump retweeted a post froanm a come linking the clintons to the death of jeffrey epstein, the cusedker in jail this weekend. we're not showing it here because it's a conspiracy theory that traces back years to far right conspiracy theories. of all the things thide prt could be tweeting about this weekend, why this? >> because he -- i m ieaan't get into the president's head and i can't pretend to be in the presidt's head, but he saw something, it attacked the clintons, he is still attacking the clintons, people still cheer lo her up at his campaign events, and, you know what? he pressed retweet, anthis is just what he does. he has spread other conspiracy theories. we can go all the way back to back obama's birth certificate. he could have been tweetings things like hey, does the bureau of prisons have staffing problems? there are real issues wi epstein and will his victims be able to be able see justice, but this is what the president likes to do and now we'rein taabout it. >> tammy, with 63 million twitter followers, i have been in countries where conspiracy theories and misinformat

. >> nawaz: beijing also agacain cused the u.s. of being the "black hands" behind demonstrations.nt trump tweeted yesterday he "can't imagine why" anyone would blame the u.s. for the problems in hong kong. earlier yesterday the president tried to chart a middle ground between protesters and the beijing government run by the man he's called a good friend, president xi jinping >> it's a very tricky situation. i think it will work out and i hope it works out for liberty, i hope it works out for everyone, including china. i hope it works out peacefully. i hope nobody gets hurt, i hope nobody get killed. >> nawaz: in congress, some expressed outright support for the protesters. house minority leader kevinca hy wrote on twitter last night: "america stands with hong kong." today, the u.s. state department issued an advisory for travel to hong kong. meanwhile, beijing in recent days released video of armored personnel can rriersute to the border of hong kong. and new satellite images ainear to show ese security force vehicles in the city of shenzen, on the border. soith chinese forces ama

state of mississippi cuse to working illegally in food processing plants the u.s. government says it's also targeting employers who hire such workers but so far none of the employers in the mississippi raid has been fined or arrested we just finished an investigation very similar in tennessee over $150.00 arrests 18 months ago we now have an individual employer who's got a year and a half cents in federal prison for this effort we're in the middle of a criminal investigation this case will be pursued the raids have sparked protests in the united states critics say the raids are part of president trump's effort to marginalize minority populations this is ministration has directed d.h.l. to to conduct these raids as part of what i believe is this administration's campaign of terror. well just to make holes whole populations of people afraid to go to work the white house argues congress passed bipartisan legislation in 1906 to prevent immigrants from exploiting public benefits but the laws were enforced as congress has been an able to reform immigration law the trunk

state of mississippi cuse to working illegally in food processing plants the u.s. government says it's also targeting employers who hire such workers but so far none of the employers in the mississippi raid has been fined or arrested you know that we just finished an investigation very similar in tennessee over $150.00 arrests 18 months ago we now have an individual employer who's got a year and a half cents in federal prison for this effort we're in the middle of a criminal investigation this case will be pursued the raids have sparked protests in the united states critics say the raids are part of president trump's effort to marginalize minority populations this is ministration has directed d.h.l. to to conduct these raids as part of what i believe is this administration's campaign of terror. well just to make holes whole populations of people afraid to go to work the white house argues congress passed bipartisan legislation in 1906 to prevent immigrants from exploiting public benefits but the laws were enforced as congress has been an able to reform immigration

i hear from patients who -- excuse me,cuse rathee, rather, s who are -- they have medically fragile children, and they get their health insurance because of medicaid expansion. i hear from people in states such as texas, florida, north carolina, and tennessee who don't have that same luxury because their states have not expanded medicaid and they are denied that type of coverage, had they lived in a separate state, and they can't afford to move to another state to receive that type of coverage. those are the stories that keep me up at night. and of course, since i have lupus, anyone who reaches out to me, who suffers from lupus and tells me "thank you, peter, for going to d.c., i don't know where you get the energy to do it." and truthfully, i don't know either. i'm grateful to be here. it's that energy as these patients have testified. it takes a lot of guts and a lot of courage to come here and share something so vulnerable and so personal. >> i know. i know you suffer from chronic diseases, and i know personally from our exchanges that it's very painful for you physically to come here. wh