kahn told nhk authorities were investigating possible links between the dhaka cafe attack and the murder of hoshi who was taking part in a farming project. so far bangladeshi police tracked down and killed about 40 suspected militants linked to the attack. >>> fatal floods have hit southern thailand after unseasonal rains that have lashed the region for nearly a week, killing at least eight people and affecting about 150,000 households. nine provinces in the south are suffering from severe flooding. 6,000 households are without power. transportation systems have been disrupted. train services are suspended in some areas. the international airport in the city of nakafi hafarat will be closed through midnight saturday due to a flooded runway. stranded passengers are transferred to other airports. the national authority say the rain may continue for several days. the thai government is on the alert for possible further damage. >>> philippine president duerte said on friday he hopes moscow will become his country's ally. he toured one of two russian war ships making a port call in manila . >

morgan and fellow batsman alex hales opted out of the tour after a siege at a cafe in dhaka injuly.at, you can plan how to deal with them and my way of dealing with that was actually getting away from things, which i did. i didn't see a great deal of it. i think my family saw a lot of it and were very offended, but that is part and parcel of being in the limelight sometimes. but certainly standing here i do not regret my decision. former england cricketer ashley giles has returned to warwickshire as director of sport. giles rejoins the county after two years as lancashire's cricket director and head coach in order to be closer to his family. he's also discussed alastair cook's future as england captain after cook himself said he will "go home and do some thinking" following the 4—0 test series defeat in india. you have two very good guys in andrew strauss and alastair cook, they know each other very well, they got on well and they will come to the right plan, i think. you know, if alice to choose it any more than he has been a fantastic servant as captain. will it free him up tojust

coach and 49 as general manager will likely be dismissed by the team and the next 48 hours espn nfl dhaka on to our reporting that the team would dismiss both kelly boat you can see kelly on the left side of the screen the 49 as are two in 13 this year that does not appear as though it what happened we were here during the and jim harbaugh area if this does happen this will make the team. . >>j.r. stone: washington taken on alabama that is a touchdown washington on the board and the only alabama has been strong where all the highlights cleansing of tense and nothing in this john watson could not be touched the dances with down the field that will lead to a touchdown pass their playoff bound but who will they play and when will they play in? >>j.r. stone: they paired all week with this important is that when they can clinch a playoff by that is always the big deal because there without quarterback their car who broke his leg. >>j.r. stone: including in dubai and the have an epic celebration celebrating with fireworks the world's tallest building in the crowd was standing room only along th

. >> and one woman who was prot t protected by dhaka, and she said am i part of your america?id yes. >> he said we hope your future is here. i went to a protest scheduled -- it was staged a week before the inauguration festivities and there were a lot of immigrant activist talking about how we are here to stay and we are going to fight president trump's efforts to deport millions of people, and these are people saying they are waking up in fear, and worried they should not maybe leave the house or go to school, and we are talking about these young children brought in by their parents to the country and were protected under dhaka, and there's fear but also defiance. and i heard the word resistance over and over again, and unity, and they talked about how they were going to provide safe spaces if these young children or people are told to leave the country, and these groups are looking for ways to shield them. >> and these are sanctuary cities. >> his problem will be congress, because over 600 elected officials are there and grappled with the immigration plan for several years a

. >> he's not acted on dhaka.here stl a compromise between those who are against it and support it? >> i hope there's something new about dhaka. i know dreamers, there's 750,000 treatmenters in the united states who are protected against deportation. they have work permits, driver licenses and it seems that's the only area i can see right now. with a little hope. in which may be, i don't know, but maybe donald trump will realize there's no reason whatsoever to deport these children who are truly americans. the only difference is they don't have a paper to show it. and legalizing through the so-called bridge aktd that would protect them for three years and eventually hopefully legalize them permanently. >> jorge ramos, thank you. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, waterboarding. president trump says he's open to bringing it back. the reaction. and van jones hosts another town hall, whoopi goldberg part of the conversation. have conquered highways, mountains, and racetracks. and now much of that same advanced technology

particularly about dhaka, general flynn's conduct with russia. the president has a responsibility, the media has a responsibility, john carl gave a good opportunity for sean spicer to elaborate. i thought it was well. he hit it out of the park. perfect hoping for a press secretary. >> bill press, what did you make of the sean spicer we saw today versus the sean spicer we saw saturday? >> almost night and day. i wouldn't say -- maybe not that far. i was there at the news conference. everybody expected to be hugely contentious based on what we saw saturday. i thought wisely sean spicer as hugh indicated and kristen did too with a totally different tone. he said at the top, i'm willing to stay here longer than you are, maybe, and everybody groaned. look, i go to the briefings every day. this is the longest one ever. it was almost an hour and a half. by my count, he took 42 different questions. he bounced around the room he did not go to the networks. the wires or whatever. i thought which was very fire. he covered a wide, wide range of issues. the o

like the dhaka caught the bus, they can repeal that they have nothing to put in its place and not in so many good things go away. i was physically the summary at the meeting. i want to thank my colleagues for being here. leader pelosi and her leadership team. that may just think senator harris, sanders, her cloak which are, war and, as stab at no, pat murray -- for coming. again, the president articulated the importance of preserving the affordable care act, medicare and medicaid as only he can end up as an inspiring meeting for all of us. it is the last time the president will address the joint caucuses together. it was valuable to hear of course because the first big fight of this new congress will be over health care. republicans are plotting and soon will be executing a full scale assault on the three pillars that support the american health care system. the affordable care act, medicare and medicaid. the republican plan to cut health care wouldn't make america great again. it would make america a sick again. and lead to chaos inside of affordable care. republicans would create c

maleka lives in one of dhaka's many slum areas.e of the highest rates of child marriage in the world. most women don't get to choose who their spouse will be, so when a marriage turns sour, many feel they have no choice but to stay with their husbands. but ayesha and maleka decided to defy social convention by ending their marriages, and both insist that they are much happier living alone. more women in bangladesh are choosing to do the same. baldwin street, in the city of dunedin on new zealand's south island, is officially the world's steepest residential road. at its steepest, the slope has a gradient of 35%, that's 19 degrees. it's a road that must strike fear into anyone delivering post or newspapers, let alone anyone on a pushbike. we went along to find out what it's like to live there. lean on me plays. you come to this road and it is like something we have never seen before. this trip is really...awesome, yeah. # lean on me...# quite daunting, really, isn't it? # when you're not strong...#. love doing it. it is cool, though

say they have killed one of the masterminds of last year's terror attack on a cafe in the capital dhaka20 hostages — mostly foreigners — dead. nurul islam marzan and another suspected islamist extremist died in a pre—dawn raid on a property in the city. the world's biggest art gallery, the louvre in paris, says the number of foreign visitors fell by 20% last year in the wake of islamist attacks in the city and elsewhere in france. the director of the louvre, jean—luc martinez, said the drop in visitor numbers had cost the museum more than $10.5 million. he described 2016 as difficult. other galleries in paris also saw a decline in foreign tourists. michelle obama has delivered her final speech as first lady of the united states with an impassioned call on young people to have hope and fight for their rights. speaking at a ceremony in the white house to honour american school counsellors, mrs obama told young people to empower themselves with a good education and lead by example. she concluded tea rfully by saying that being first lady had the been the greatest honour of her life. empowe

when she was 10 years old, the beneficiary of a dhaka program which allows undocumented immigrants like her a chance to stay in the country to work or study. >> your very existence in this country is in question right now. >> yeah. yeah, life as i know it might change for me come january 20th. it's difficult to foresee that, to prepare for that. >> there's no reason why she should be expelled. rather, she should be allowed to stay, finish her education, contribute to society. >> what we're focusing on is the fact that it's a broken system and it's been broken. if trump hadn't gotten elected it would still be broken. >> sometimes we read visual -- >> reporter: katie teaches at a school where many of her students are undocumented. >> they're nervous. their families are nervous. they hear things. they're 12. there's that feeling that they don't belong. these are children feeling that they don't belong here in their country. >> reporter: but on a bigger picture of the broader changes donald trump represents -- you supported hillary clinton the last election. the election's over. tell me, wh

this woman lives in one of dhaka's many slum areas. hands of her husband. bangladesh has one of the highest rates of child marriage in the world. most women don't get to choose who their spouse will be, so when a marriage turns sour, many feel they have no choice but to stay with their husbands. but ayesha and maleka decided to defy social convention by ending their marriages, and both insist that they are much happier living alone. more women in bangladesh are choosing to do the same. stay with us on bbc news. much more to come, including this: follow that cab. wejoin to come, including this: follow that cab. we join zimbabwe to come, including this: follow that cab. wejoin zimbabwe police to come, including this: follow that cab. we join zimbabwe police as they flagged down the illegal taxis causing havoc on the streets. the japanese people are mourning, following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it was announced he was dead. good grief. after half a century of delig

you need to get behind immigrant rights in the defense of dhaka. on the struggle for lgbt rights in the workplace and beyond. but they haven't done much of that. in fact in many ways we move the other direction. they got rid of the precinct caucuses in recent years. much of the grassroots efforts that they formed in the 19 sixties. and in this context it's impossible to imagine that the current party will raise an army of block workers in the future, time and to broader social movements and bringing the message down to city block. it's hard to conceive of the essence of the version of the democratic coalition of an intermediate diverse party organization for shut the grassroots. some think about that the party will attach it to larger crusader freedom in ways that african-americans and immigrants marginalized groups. i hope i'm wrong, it should be the exact mission of democratic of all colors. it must reconnect the election of daily life store near people while linking the exercise to vote to uncompromising urgent and morley driven insurgent civil

executive actions he's going to sign tomorrow and this week, and specifically is he going to undo dhakae obama executive action for the so-called dreamers who were brought into this country el liely as -- illegally as children? >> on the last one, we're going to work with the house and senate -- i'm not going to make any commitments today, but, you know, obviously, foreshadowed there a little bit. but i think this week we're going to talk about trade, i think we're going to talk about that a little bit more tomorrow. i think we're going to talk about immigration this week, and we're going to have a time of national security, a conversation about that. obviously, with general mattis -- chris: will he undo some of the obama executive orders? >> i think you're going to see more of that perhaps this week, executive orders on those three topics. thursday we're expecting to make an appearance at the senate house leadership conference in philadelphia. so it's going to be a full week, and this president's going to work hard. i've never seen anyone work harder and have more energy than this pres

what has not happened is the dhaka program -- the aca progr program.bama can get it through even the democratic congress so he just did it on his own. it was one of candidate trumps chief points. talking points was to get rid of the unconstitutional executive orders. and maybe he is still going to do it at some point but it was a very clear i will immediately cancel these orders and it doesn't take that much to do it. he just has to say memo saying hey, stop it and knock it off. >> tucker: you also said does not mean deporting large numbers, just mean stopping that legalization. >> it's a two-year mystique that gives him driver's license, a lot of things. they need to at least stop renewing them and stop issuing new ones and yet they are not doing that. >> tucker: how hard would that be? >> nothing you just call up homeland security and say stop. >> tucker: the administration says that's on the way. >> hopefully. i would be delighted to see that. there is no reason it should not have just happened friday afternoon. it is not something like these execut

. >> one thing that president trump has not acted on yet is dhaka.f leaving daca in place, which the trump administration is not saying they'll do, is there a compromise between those who are against daca and those who support it? >> i hope that there's something new about daca. i know the dreamers, 750,000 dreamers in the united states, who are protected against deportation. they have work permits. they have driver's licenses. and it seems that's the only area that i can see right now, with a little hope, in which maybe, i don't know, but maybe donald trump will realize that there's no reason whatsoever to deport these children who are truly american. the only difference is that they don't have a paper to show it. and legalize them through the so-called bridge act that would protect them for three years and eventually, hopefully, legalize them permanently. >> jorge ramos, thank you. >> thank you, anderson. >>> just ahead tonight, water boarding. in his first post election interview, president trump says he's open to bringing it back. the reaction to

if you put an expiration date on dhaka or you try to make these moves, that has to set the hill into action to move forward with whatever comes next and whatever will replace it. same with obamacare. what we heard from paul ryan and his conversation with trump was you got to sort of give us one big thing at a time. that's how the hill works. we can't really juggle every policy priority. >> it's not how donald trump works. >> in that vain, john mccain called the tpp a serious mistake to pull out but offers no legislative alternative. >> that is again the feeling out period we have with the new president who is a republican president but a lot of his ideas, john mccain's opposition there across the party. they don't agree with him on trade. they don't agree with him on pulling out of trade agreements or on opposing border tariffs. the president himself said he wants to do this country by country and negotiate better deals. the issue is -- first, let's go back. you saw the president at the top of the show signing the papers. i've been talking about this for a long time. he has about the

asked by our new senator from california whether he would stand by the promise made in writing to our dhakaat information not be used to send them home, he said he couldn't say that he would support the promise previously made to them. so that was of great concern to a group of us who felt that america makes a promise to people, you keep it. >> senator, thanks for coming in. appreciate it. >>> up next, another lawsuit filed against president trump. we'll dig into the details and remember we're only minutes away from the first full scale white house press briefing. looking at live questions. sean spicer will take questions from reporters. as soon as that starts, you'll see it live right here on cnn. don't pay hundreds more for taxes and fees. introducing t-mobile one. now with taxes and fees included. 4 lines. 40 buck each. all unlimited. all in. switch your family today and get 600 bucks. parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time t

reporting tonight, i haven't seen it elsewhere yet, according to trump aides he's going to let that dhaka, the program for dreamers, 750 of them, let those authorizations expire. no more. this is it. that will be hugely controversial where there's been no latino named to a cabinet. he told israeli reporters today he's moving forward with moving the capital to jerusalem. that is going to be very controversial if he tries. he'll clearly try to do the wall quickly. there are a lot of things he'll do. he's going to show the american people he's serious, he meant it, and a lot of his supporters will cheer because that's what they're looking for. other americans will say he's going to be worse than i thought. >> i think that's right. the 65 million essentially of course voted for hillary clinton tomorrow will be about donald trump who's been this very unorthodox candidate or really following the rituals of washington. so that's going to be fascinating to watch. it's also going to be fascinating to watch whether or not, and we've heard from some of his advisers it is dawning on him, the weight o

morgan and fellow batsman alex hales opted out of the tour after a siege at a cafe in dhaka injuly. with that was actually getting away from things, which i did. i didn't see a great deal of it. i think my family have seen a bit and were very offended, but that is part and parcel of being in the limelight sometimes. but certainly standing here, i don't regret my decision. and diego maradona believes it would be a good idea to increase the number of nations playing in the world cup from 32 to 48. he was playing in a fifa legends match in zurich ahead ofan fifa legends match in zurich ahead of an award ceremony tonight. the expansion has been put forward by the fifa president gianni infantino, one of his boldest decisions since taking on the role. translation: i am delighted by his initiative, because it gives chances to teams that otherwise would start the qualifiers knowing they had no chance of getting to the world cup. it gives each country the dream and it renews the passion for football. as far as it renews the passion for football. as faras i'm it renews the passion for footbal

the first part with respect to dhaka, i've talked about this a couple days the order doesn't specifically deal with that. we'll have further updates on the rest of the president immigration agenda further in the week but as i mentioned before, i think the president will talk about it in an interview tonight but his priorities first and foremost, people who are in this country that seek to do us harm and the president understands the magnitude of this problem. he's he a family man. he understands, he has a huge heart and he understands the significant of this problem. but he's going to work through it with his team in a humane way to make sure that he understands, that he represensp the situation many children who were in brought here. his priority is first and foremost making sure that people who are in this country that are seeking to do us harm or have committed a crime are at the forefront of that. francesca chambers? >> with regard to the border and the wall, has the administration figured out how mexico will pay for it? >> sorry, i think the president is working with congress and oth

morgan and fellow batsman alex hales opted out of the tour after a siege at a cafe in dhaka injuly.ling with that was to get away from things which i did. i didn't see a great deal of it. i think my family seen a lot of it and were offended, but that's part and parcel of being in the limelight sometimes, but certainly, standing here i don't regret my decision. laura robson has been selected for the fed cup match in estonia next month. robson has been chosen for her experience even though tara moore is higher in the world rankings. it's anne keothavong's first team announcement since she took over as captain. she's selected joanna konta, heather watson and jocelyn rae to make up the team. diego maradona believes it would be a good idea to increase the number of nations playing in the world cup from 32 to 48. maradona was playing in a fifa legends match in zurich, ahead of an awards ceremony tonight. on his side was fifa president gianni infantino and the expansion is one of his boldest suggestions since he took on the role. translation: i'm delighted by gianni's initiative because it

i think i have asked and answered the dhaka piece of there in terms of his priorities right now. >> the legislation. >> we don't have anything in front of us right now to sign on that give us a li of time we will see what congress moves forward with and then i'm sure we will have a further read out on both the executive order piece and the legislation. -- >> resettlement program? >> i don't know, i will have to get back to you. or contact the department of state. yes, sir n the back. >> regarding access for american companies to the national markets, will the president try to improve access to the largest market? >> look, i think he is going to increase market access wherever he can. he's in the process of reviewing all of our current trade agreements and looking at potential bilateral options going forward, whether it's in the eu or in the asia pacific arena or in the middle east. he is going to figure out where we can expand u.s. market access. and that's i think what today's decision really starts to show is that it's not about multilateral agreements under a trump administration. it

i will not sit silent while trump revokes dhaka they will not sit silent while trump cuts funding fromams that prevent violence against women and i will not sit silent while accessible health care is taken away from us. and i will not sit silent while the administration protects a right to choose if we want to parent and how we want to parent. >> how are you doing today? >> my name is monica simpson and i am the executive director of sister song. you representing black women and the lack mamas matter in alliance for -- black mamas matter in alliance. we example five the charge crib and to us from our dear lord. we cannot have single issue movements because we do not live single issue lives. reproductive rights sense for access to healthy and legal action. it is not a sin, it is not genocide it is our human right. when black men women and children are being taken down and have to live a life with fear that is reproductive in justice. we fight for health care reform because black women are dying at a rate four times higher than white women in childbirth have to address how racial discrim

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