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to get out and about here in the district, perhaps go out to eat in one of the outdoor venues, grab din skpner and drinks. it's the very pple serving you, waiters, waitresses, bartenders who will be affect bid this initiative. we want to show you video we shot in the last hour of people out and about. this is the last weekend before d.c. voters decide on initiative sa77. like you, it is contentious. you have some bar owners saying that raising the pay fororrs to $15 an hour could cause them to decrease the hours, or perhaps even go out of business. and some of the workers we spoke to just this afternoon say they support it because they're simply not making enough money we spoke to one man who says he is a food runner in a local restaurant who depends on tips. he wants this to pass. >> it will help a lot for the people who do minimumwage, which i would support that, yeah, to get a higher pay, i >> and right now, are you making minimumage, or do you depend on tips right now? >> we depend on tips when our customers don't show up,ouan say tips good buy. >> most of the people i spoke to this

yousef gamal el-din is on the ground for us there.is more than you think erdogan was hoping for? is this a convincing win or was he hoping it would be more convincing? yousef: it's a good point. very good point. it's been a long night in istanbul as the results trickled in. what crystallized is that 53% margin for mr. erdogan, which is a win. the reality is the expectations would be there's a second round. the fact he could seal the deal in the first round was a surprise. that's on the presidential sites. on the parliamentary side of the vote, the interesting change is the ruling out party had to give away some of its dominance by about seven percentage points. that means is going to have to work with the mhp to have a governing coalition that will have real control over parliament. paralysisnduce policy because of the extras on the ground you are telling me. matt: let me jump in here. sayinground the world is this is ever closer to a one-man show here. i'm hearing you write, he still has some hurdles. it's not exactly the case. youse

this decision will almost be cabin din to a certain extent because of its characteristics. it is a 172 page opinion. it took that many pages to trust the government's case. the signal to the government if i were the government would be wow, what a compliment. it took 172 pages to tear apart her case. to me that is a green light for a very strong appeal to the appellate court. >> deana maas spent several years at the regulatory commission looking at the competition issues in that sector of the economy. do you agree that it was a compliment to the government that it took 172 pages? >> i think it's nearly impossible to read the decision and find a compliment to the government. what i will say his district court judges have a habit of writing long fact specific decision in antitrust cases to appeal proof them. they are strategic actors. the more fact specific you can draw an opinion, whether the government wins or government loses, the more appeal proof you are. the 172 pages speaks to a desire not to be overturned upon appeal more than complementing the government's case. i wi

also behind the assassination of his own half brother once thought to be the original heir to the kim din ci dynasty. surveillance footage show two women smearing a deadly nerve agent on his face here, asking for help in the moments after. he was dead within minutes. it's thought he has killed more than 140 senior officials to keep his grip on power. the north korean people have struggled with little food and black outs. this satellite image showing a dark nation when the sun goes down. that brutality reaching americans, too. 22-year-old american student otto warmbier was on a guided tour trip when he was accused of stealing a propaganda poster at his hotel in 2016. >> please! i've made the worst mistake of my life. >> reporter: sentenced to 15 years hard labor, he served 18 months before being released back to the u.s. in a coma, eventually dying from unexplained injuries. his parents tonight are still demanding answers. obedience is drilled into north koreans at a young age. they are taught songs praising their leader. there is propaganda everywhere. the military parades. the uniform ma

he would come to dinner, and after din we're good to tesla's laboratory, and that is nikola tesla in the brown, and these two buddies played like kids. they were shooting lightning beams across the lab, making globes glow. they were having a marvelous time, and i guess my point here is that this man, this superman, which i'm willing to say did superaccomplishments, the intriguing part was that he was human. there's -- that was both robert and katherine again. one example of their letter -- tesla had been sick with a cold for a couple of days so robert wrote him a letter which i think just exemplifies their daily notes they sent to each other about their health or writings, and it said, it's been a whole week since we saw you and you need cheering up. come as early as possible and get cheered. we are in a jolly mood and the fire is lighter than the heart and we only need you. so this very human superman, i think, just to conclude, sort of revels the excitement of discovery. this was at his core. he said, i do not think there is any thrill that can good through the human heart like tha

they certainly made up for in noise two pockets of them either side of the stadium created a constant din throughout they were banging the percussion instruments they'd brought with them and to be honest it provided a welcome distraction from what was going on the pitch was a very poor game especially from the ponies points of view or too often possums once a stray obviously as we saw that gifting senegal the second go senegal they weren't care about the manner of the victory the final was so the players took time out to dance with the fans on either side of the stadium the senegalese journalists in front of me were hugging each other giving each other high fives you certainly got the impression that carrying the entire hopes of the consonance on their shoulders alina let's look a little closer at that group we've got a poll in senegal colombia and japan right now it looks as if anyone could make it through could make it through and get on to the next round that's exactly the way it is i mean this from the get go was one of the most evenly matched groups and it will remain wide open i thi

din fish d'souza then we had the scooter libby pardon. have martha stewart and rod blagojevich. think about what holds these things together. scooter libby pardoned by -- was indicted by pat fitzgerald, very close to comey. martha stewart indicted by jim comfy and din fish d'souza indicted by preet bharara. these are very clear signals not just to people about i might pardon you but i think they are big long extended middle fingers to a set of prosecutors where it seems like donald trump is saying all of you people in this world who i consider my enemies, your indictments will not stand and everyone you're considering the indicting should consider yourselves free to go. >> these presidential pardons are clearly fuelled by vengeance against those specific prosecutors but the large herb issue might be a little bit bigger than the pardons themselves, eddie. and it might be once again this is a disruption of a norm. there is a process that originates in the department of justice, a process that has been skipped over by a president who has no

kim din, vaio confirmed it. the germans heading home. and then son made it two.to the history books. the wheels had almost come off the brazilian campaign but they did enough to only need a draw against serbia and they gave the fa ns against serbia and they gave the fans something to cheer about finally. the last 16 finally in sight. switzerland will join finally. the last 16 finally in sight. switzerland willjoin the. a 2-2 sight. switzerland willjoin the. a 2—2 draw with costa rica just about enough see them through. so german fans are drowning their sorrows following that shock defeat. there were tears in berlin too, where chancellor angela merkel said she was very sad. the country's top selling bild newspaper said the defeat was the biggest disgrace in the country's world cup history. in sharp contrast, the south koreans were delighted. though the country is not going through to the quarter finals, it's the first time south korea has beaten germany in a world cup match. it's also the first time germany has ever been defeated by an asian nation in a world cup

what role din kfs pla transforming the meat industry in this country?> this is really the beginning of us wanting cheap a efficient food. and that really took hold in the 's and really took shape in the '70s. and that came with a price. and we slowly changed our food system to a place where we have mass-produced chicken that might be inexpensive but in a lot of llys it's really a costly endeavor forf us. >> so why do you think this film is needed now? what has chanked that you th is critical for this film to be out now? >> people are donating the western diet. fast food is becoming more readily available in india and . chi and this is a big concern when you think of the billions of people that live there. and this is going to have a real effect on our environment. it's really up to us to make the de gsion of how we'ring to eat and how we're going to make our way into the future. and scaling back on cheap co aodity meat seems to b solution that we all have to start to address. >> and frank, what wou p you likple to know about the meat and poultry that th

as it is in zinni dins of the steps down to the manager of real madrid just days after the champions league victory. the trumpet ministration is imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the european union canada and mexico u.s. trade partners are threatening to retaliate with tariffs of their own as fears grow of a global trade war kimberly how could reports from washington. u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross made the announcement from paris where he was attending an annual trade forum. tariffs of twenty five percent on steel and ten percent on aluminum imports into the united states from canada mexico and the european union all go into effect friday the move potentially sets in motion a trade war with some of the united states most important allies a claim the u.s. commerce secretary brushed off everybody has every known again very firmly does that every country does with others who is nothing weird about that i think everybody will get over this in due course in brussels the head of the european commission called it a bad day for world. promising counter measures that c

largest of pressure on north korea but you who continue to with a high deal with the sanction and the din to the nuclear i had zation he will be asking had the for that and what is the deadline for the day new glamorization and my question to prime minister is how to apply pressure to north korea and the tone of the language are you in full agreement complete agreement that with the united states. president trump has stated that we are implementing sanctions and those sanctions are very strong sanctions he also stated that until north korea takes the action these sanctions will not be lifted and the jack pattern is in full agreement and japan's position is perfectly in alignment with the united states and in our summit meeting this time we had in-depth discussion with president drom as to how we should respond. to the north korea and asked for hold the future policy on north korea inclusive of for the u.s. north korea summit meeting we have detailed coordination aligning our positions as i have already mentioned japan and the united states are always said together japan and the united sta

light showers, montgomery county and frederick county and western loud din county and mineral county and wes virginia. loudoun county. light showersun a damascus and showers towards urbana and leesburg area. it's all white. it comes in heavier with one little line through the panhandle and west virginia. we have this area of big storms starting to mak i its way through. we don't have thunderstorm watches. i don't think we wil see one today. this will be scattered variety storms. look at this big squirrel here. that does give you ahance for severe weather down to the south. this was the severe weather threat. what's called a marginal threat by thi predictional center and gives us scattered thunderstorms in thertvening. rn virginia and d.c., all under that marginal threat later this evening. here at 6:00, a couple showers and storms and 8:00, a couple more coming through. at 11:00, still seeing shothrs and a federstorms. this is in the next few hours, 0 2:00. by tomorrow morning, it's all out of here.s tomorrow, stao get hot. mostly cloudy early. 73 degrees. temperatures jumping to 83

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if you're doing any grilling in the backyard, the earlier you can get the g started, the dryer your din be ner is likely to stay. take a look at the weekend coming up in a few.s leo over to melissa mollet. >> good morning.pe ch 4 over bw parkway at 197. northbound-southbound looking good onb.w. parkway. as we look at the beltway, inner loop and ooper lo everything is nice and clear. no big complaints there. 270 a little bit slow up north. as you're headed southboundg approachin clarksburg, we have a little bit of delay. no other complaints. no actual issues as we zoom back out taking a look at 66 and 95, lookin good in both directions. eun? >> melissa, thank you. we begin this morning with the primary results of decision 2018. d.c. voters approved measure giving tipped workers a significant boost in hepay. >> fight could be far from over. initiative 77 was the most contentious initiative on the ballot. the majority of the d.c. council opposes the measure and could decide to block or change it. the measure calls for all d.c. workers to earn $15r an hou even if they receive tips. opponent

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--din lower this morning trading lower this morning, despite decent numbers.loomberg first word news. juliette: donald trump is set to meet shinzo all the today today ahead of the historic north korean summit. north korea has publicly bristled at officials insistence it might really question nuclear weapons before receiving anything in return. we will bring you this news conference live at 7 p.m. u.k. time. the top economic adviser for donald trump has looked at looming trade issues at the g7 trade summit this week. president trump will meet with canadian prime minister justin trudeau during the two-day meeting. bank will joinl emerging market peers working to shore up currencies. the worsty listed performance among emerging currencies yesterday. offered 1.5 billion dollars in extra swap contracts that failed a route. the u.k. prime minister is facing a major cabinet rebellion over brexit in a conference -- conflict that could destabilize the government. dave davis is clashing over the -- too target customs belong to customs regulations from europe after the u

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and with just 18 inches of sea rise,din foo on the embarcadero will be a regular occurrence and will have flood problems in sections of the downtown. we need to bolster and protect our line of defense. why is this so critical? the lifelines council report raised alarms regarding the seawall because of the important role it plays for the city and the region. first, it's a key piece of the city's response in case of disaster. in an earthquake, d-e-m expects the waterfront to provide emergency response to people, to get people home in the region and to get goods in. it's a major place of evacuati delivy ofdisterworker and supplies. the seawall protects our regional transportation hub. 440,000 people arrive by boat, b.a.r.t., muni every day. over half a million people board m tinsn a daily basi it provides infrastructure facilities, and it enables 25 million of economic activity and protects over 100 billion of property value. this is what's at stake if we do not act. if we do not act and let disaster strike, the project could cost much more and would harm life safety. what will the bond

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i have learned that officers arrested huh-year-old kong truong din a convicted felon from hayward. >> he was arrested for a variety of illegal fireworks charges and this will be presented to the district attorney's office for charging. >> reporter: police seized more than a ton of fireworks worth up to $50,000 on the street with names like super shell and thunder bombs. these fireworks could have been used for illegal displays. it might be pretty but police say the damage from these imported devices can be ugly. we don't want to your community injured and we don't want any fires to start. >> this is all from yesterday's bust. this is 3240 pounds of fireworks most of it aerial pyrotechnics. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff's sergeant ray kelly is on the bomb squad and helped safely remove the fireworks found by oakland preliminaries. they sit in this shipping container at the sheriff's office in dublin. >> there's individual tubes in here. sometimes these things -- people either intentionally or unintentionally end up like this. so this ends up firing projectiles out at a high rate

can you get a police man on board here... we've got someone dining in the first car number 356 he's dinningthe train... eating on the train.>( darya ) the man sits back down and takes the burrito-eating offender's photo. other passangers can be heard telling the man that there are bigger problems for police to deal with than a man eating a burrito. there are signs on bart trains saying no eating or drinking is allowed. ( darya ) california lawmakers will get raises for the sixth straight year. governor brown's salary will top 200- thousand dollars just before he leaves office. a citizen board approved a 3- percent pay bump for brown... as well as state lawmakers and other elected officials. the new salaries take effect in december. ( james ) some california pot shops are selling áuntested pot at bargain basement prices.. ahead of strict quality and safety standards that take effect sunday. anything untested that isn't sold by then must be destroyed. that means deep discounts... but it also means the pot could have contaminants in it. california's new rules require testing of marijuana for p

many presidents previously signed off on pieces of paper only to find the north koreans din promise whathey thought we had, reneged on the promises. the v matters, the v matters. we're going tonsure we set up a system sufficiently robust we're able to verify the outcomes. only once the v happens, that we'll proceed pays. all right? that has what has been missed before. you know, go back to reagan trust by verify. >> the secretary of state will be one of four cabinet members eventually joining president trump and kim jong-un as they conclude the ming. worth noting president trump will leave singapore a little earlier than previously scheduled. he will fly out tuesday evening local time. trish: thank you very much. deirdre bolton in apore. she will have live updates throughout the night. my next guest visited north korea and dmz late last year. he knows how high the stakes are. i'm thrilled to have republican congressman from south carolina, member of the house services committee. congressman joe wilson. congressman wilson so good to have you here on important day and important time. what

all lanes of westbound 580 are din castro valley just before eden canyon due to a flipped big rig.s a sig alert. definitely recommend avoiding this at all costs. you can use dublin canyon road or 680 for an alternate. >>> number two, union city police investigating a shooting at chapel of the chimes. five people were shot outside the funeral home last night. so far no arrests, and police say two victims are in critical condition. we're waiting on an update on the other three. >>> number three, a man is recovering after apparently being stabbed at the concord b.a.r.t. station just after 11:30 last night. police took a suspect into custody. train service was affected for about ten minutes. >>> number four, look at this new video we have. looks like a car chase ended in a crash in san jose earlier this morning. witnesses say they saw police cruisers chasing car and then heard the crash in the area of almaden and floyd. we have a call in to sjpd details. >>> attorney general jeff sessions citing the bible regarding the controversial immigration policies. he referenced romans 13 which t

i have learned that officers arrested 45-year-old congress truong din a convicted felon from hayward. >> he was arrested for a variety of illegal fireworks charges and this will be thdist attorney's office for charging. >> reporter: police seized more than a ton of fireworks worth up to $50,000 on the street with names like super shell and thunder bombs. these fireworks could have been used for illegal displays. it might be pretty but police say the damage from these imported devices can be ugly. >> illegal fireworks are very dangerous. we don't want to your community injured and we don't want any fires to start. >> this is all from yesterday's bust. this is 3240 pounds of fireworks most of it aerial pyrotechnics. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff's sergeant ray kelly is on the bomb squad and helped safely remove the fireworks found by oakland preliminaries. they sit in this shipping container at the sheriff's office in dublin. >> there's individual tubes in here. sometimes these things -- people either intentionally or unintentionally end up like this. so this ends up firing projec

and sometimes when i speak on campus, people go, well, gee, din esh, what makes you think obama saw your dumb movie or cares about what you have to say. the reason i think that is because he was attacking me on his personal website barackobama.com. there you go. this is a narcissistic president who recruited eric holder to carry his water for him, to go after me. >> laura: cnn subscribed to the liberal ideology, dinesh. their point is people like you, and people like me, we're alt-right. you're not a conservative and you're not winning in the arena of ideas, you're alt-right, or you're xenophobic, and i love it when they call you racist, that's always fun. it's a way to avoid an argument, a debate. we saw this going back to college, dinesh and i went to dartmouth college together, way back before they called it political correctness. they were trying to avoid the fundamental debate about the greatness of western civilization, how off-track they have been on so many issues, the decline of true intellectual thought and diversity of thought. they didn't want that debate, they want to shut d

if there's state din ner the fall, she's probably working on that and doing the research for that nowt of the behind the scenes work that the american people don't see. it's still interesting question to ask. >> what's your take on just the fascination people have with the first lady and her absence. >> she's a more reserved person. she's not an eleanor roosevelt who was out and about throughout her first ladyship. she's just more reserved. she and donald trump are quite the opposite in terms of personali personality. he's the out going motor driveren guy and she's not seeking the limelight. i think that's part of it. i think it's just her personality is a little different than him and more reserved. that has its advantages. i like to give first ladies a lot of latitude. they didn't choose this. giving them the latitude to make the rule their oole their own, important thing to do. >> we know that melania wasn't really excited about moving to washington, d.c. and being in the spotlight as you point out. thank you so much for your take. we appreciate your joining us. >> thanks for havin

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blocked reporters from the speech at the epa summit. 2017, din we are a vatican official accused of sexualve done some reporting on a number of these issues. let me just imagine if hillary clinton were president, and her epa administrator did this, and the republicans controlled congress. >> correct. right. >> one of the funnier elements of all this is his biggest mistake is he didn't have a political adviser inside the epa saying don't mess with ethanol. if you mess with that, then you have two iowa senators who are very, very, very angry. >> i'm willing to give him a pass on the chick fi-fil-a thin because if i'm ever in high government fice i'm going to get a chick-fil-a restaurant, too. >> to your point, you do hear more privately, the iowa senator more privately, a number of senators saying we can't have another confirmation fight. we shall keep an eye on that. thanks for joining us on "inside politics." see you back here tomorrow. "wolf" starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer in washington. wherever you're watching from around the world, thank yo

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you know, it could be i think that there are some people, there are some people who are like lee zell dintend to things completely contrary to everything they claim to believe you know one year agor one month ago. and then there are some people that the kind of relentless mendacity and derangement of this administration starts to get to you and eventually you want to push back on it. right? >> that's well described that that's the sort of unrlng psychological difference. >> ben, do you have any back story here how george conway comes to write for you on this topic. >> i happen to know exactly how he came to write for me on this subject. you know, george has not made a secret of the fact that he is appalled about what's going on. he's been tweeting his sentiment on the subject for a while now. and you know, the dirty little secret is he's not alone. there are a lot of pe in the elite conservative bar who are also very upset by what's going on. and unlike george conway they've been in large measure very quiet about it which i think that paragraph that you read is partly a criticism of other

about a fundamental assault on the constitution by the president of the united states and his pal dinsuss this now with media correspondent brian stelter. you heard him say that fox is doing a great deal of damage to viewers, that its turned into a propaganda machine. is this different under a trump presidency than before as peter certainly feels it is? >> he certainly does. many other people who watch fox and see how the mueller probe is being attacked every day by hosts like hannity, they feel the way colonel peters does. what's extraordinary is he was actually an insider. he was someone there at fox for many years. he's not some liberal commentator. this is a staunch conservative analyst who worked at fox for years, he actually got in hot water in the past for being so harshly critical of president obama but he was also a critic of trump and he felt that he didn't fit in any more at trump. he felt he had to leave, so he left in march with a blistering letter now he's using even stronger language to describe fox and saying that its hurting the country. i think that's remarkable. you

babies in cages over here are you still going to go able to go out in polite saet society and have dinower the democratic citizens of your country not being able to tell you -- we pay you -- we are not able to tell you. >> [ overlapping speakers ] >> let me just ask this. she says this, she says get out and surround them. that sound like the kind of rhetoric that could -- i understand there is not a literal call to violence here but when you talk about finding people, getting -- isn't there a potential that there is a slippery slope, the situations can get out of hand. >> no, i don't think there is a slippery slope. donald trump is literally telling his supporters he will pay their bail if they beat up a hillary supporter during the campaign. i didn't see as much outrage over that as maxine waters. i think what she is saying we are reading too far into it to essentially say that she is saying the same thing donald trump is saying, and that is not true. >> would you want her to visit a swing state? >> that's not -- >> she is a congresswoman from california. maybe that wouldn't be effect

and to talk about what happened to you at a restaurant, i think just din militias it. it is this victim shopping. republicans used to be against this, used to be a party of personal responsibility. to look out for trivial things, makes it diminish those who were truly victims. i think we are wrong now to get out there and say who can offend me the most. you end up like an awful soccer team where everyone is just flopping around instead of playing the game. >> i'm sorry, but you know, it is aimportant to see things from 30,000 feet to use the cliche, or to say in television, ta the wide shot. this is not so much about policy, it's about the heart and soul and character of the country. it's about who are we now? what have we become? what are we becoming with these outbursts with incivility. the tone set by the president of the united states himself. >> in terms of other administrations you have covered, obviously famously covered the nixon administration, where are we on the scale of incivility? >> well, we are off the charts. i don't think there is any precedent for thi

when the din vinci came out it display the fact there was a kind of pair he now ya building in the world of seek vet societies and unknown things happening, and not -- lack of trust of institutions. so, you can -- now you have the unreliable female narrator, i throw it see what that is showing about the cultural, but no matter what fiction is teaching us and expressing what is going on. so in a large entertainment world, what they want is they want to kind of suck the story out of books. the good thing about it is that we -- if you -- even a bad movie can sale good book. so often last year glass castle did not get great reviews and everybody said the book was so much, be and the book became a best seller. gave it's huge sales uplift. so, it doesn't -- what is gratifying about that is that the public understands that maybe the book is better even though they sigh the movie or not. on the other hand you had a great movie like "it" and it made a book book a best seller. so there is a -- the kind of sucking of books by the rest of the media can have positive as well as a -- can have a very p

he din he did the michael jackson/janet jackson "scream" video. >> jimmy: "scream" right. >> this guyjimmy: no -- i mean, you guys work well together, it's just beautiful just check it out, and you'll dig it. also, congrats on the tour. the monolith tour -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: is crushing right now. what happens if i go see you in concert? like would i -- what do i expect? >> a little bit of insanity, a a lot of fun. >> jimmy: yeah. >> a lot of interaction. a really exciting show. we're certainly not shoegazers, which sometimes is nice. but it's a big -- >> jimmy: is that what they call that? >> where people where people are staring at the shoes. >> jimmy: staring at their shoes? [ light laughter ] >> staring at thsh >> jimmy: last time you were here we showed some photos -- i think you were in brazil and there was like, there's so many people. >> yeah. they're big shows right now. we're on the biggest most ambitious tour of our lives. we're playing madison square garden on wednesday. >> jimmy: that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> and, by the way, as you know you're invited. b

would you sign one for him and i'll give it to for din. i said i think we need identify which big guy you're talking about. he said oh, no, the big guy. you may remember president clinton had some heart issues so i signed a book for president clinton that said something like, president bill bill clinti hope you find a trip behind enemy lines, but not so much that give yours cardiologist angst. i got a nice note back saying he looked forward to reading it and i wrote him back and told him if you read it, tell me what you think, if you're still talking to me. and i eventually got a note from hit that says something along at the lines i'm at the age now where i'm too old to remember who i'm mad at. and i wrote him back and i said, well, that's wonderful. if it's true, i have boxes of vhs tapes in my garage and they'll three-your recollection very quickly. my third book -- then i met stores of growing up, meeting famous peel and annoying the hell out of them, based mostly from hi time as a little kid growing up. would cortisol -- cut school al

were at the mercy of the russian camp for palestinian red elder syria through din world news. and i soon killed ten from many members and bonding time one hundred nine. the wall has passed on the. people in power i'm meets the women heading an eighteen man militia. and dispensing justice with an unforgiving hand in the union and an eye for an hour. in iraq on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every your. from the tropics of southeast asia to the feral islands in the far north atlantic when i went east meets the women who crossed the world for love and stayed. the first boatload of refugees arrives in spain a week off to they were turned away from italy. also coming up. greece's prime minister survives a no confidence vote prompted by another country's name. u.n. works to end the crisis in the yemeni port city of her data. and we go inside a factory where children are being paid a dollar a day to make cigarettes in bangladesh. they were turned away from italy a week ago now the first bunch of refugees migrants has arrived in the spanish port of valencia well in two hundred seventy p

orders to that effect against merkel's wishes the opposition sees this as a political putsch does isis din of the indies or the government is on thin ice that's obvious. this is another attempt from the right to being of the conservatives to launch a takeover in the hyatt on your own time is running out for the two sides to reach a compromise if they don't until americans government could be in serious trouble. and many have been blindsided by the speed at which this crisis unfolded we have lots to unpack and thankfully we can do that we did receive political correspondent melinda crane who is covering developments and melinda my first question is two pronged is this a chancellor merkel's worst crisis and could we see the german government collapse over the refugee policy. it's certainly her worst crisis within her own party the tensions have been simmering for some time but they have truly come to a head here and yes the worst case scenario would indeed to be that the government would fall and germany would move toward new elections now there is a feverish attempt to find a compromise we'

to me because this was something that sort of -- we started covering it four weeks ago and it was a dinow became a roar. and the next thing you know ted cruz has a bill and john cornyn and mitch mcconnell said we don't like this and this is terrible and will hurd in a district that voted for hillary and a -- a tight district, was just on my show saying i don't like this. the politics seem to be point ago way from the white house. what do you think? >> chris, no one has more actual experience of this issue than people who live in the border states. people who have been living in texas for decades have seen versions of this for decades and they know that the world doesn't come to an end if you release a parent and a child instead of putting them into custody. as we're doing now for the first time. and so there is no surprise that people in border states like texas would be reacting against this. >> there is also a sort of question here about what -- is there a breaking point. everyone keeps looking for the breaking point and a question about the breaking point in charlottesville and the q

cte president has the economy going the right din. there are a lot of skeptics who said he couldn't do that. he said we wouldn't see the 3% gdp growth. we he awmplegged it even bet question his trade policy, the president i ink deserves our ability to say you have delivered for us on the economy. you deserve the verage to negotiate better dealsecause he feels like for 70 years to the point john mccain is making for seven years, in many cases we provide a lot of things to our partners overseas and as far asheir national security a taking advantage us on trade. >> woodruff: marc short, white house director of legislative affairs, thank you. >> thanks for havi me. >> woodruff: and let's hear another voice now about the president's trade policy and moves toward u.s. allies, ian bremmer closely follows this as the founder of political risk consult ansi, the eurasia group. ian bremmer welcome to the program. , think you just heard what marc short had to sat this is a president who came into office saying the u.s. is going to be dealt with f

it's a distinction between external and internal, you want to excuse and pardon and give clemency to din-ishs paul manafort, now you'll have an issue because you're so close to him. that could get sticky legally. rudy giuliani says he doesn't think self-pardoning is a big deal. so maybe this will be more traditional than we think. hone rudy giuliani, to see what he's becoming. >> the president says he's doing great. >> the president loves people out there making the most ludicrous of arguments as long as they're in the president's favor. and in the case of this false statement about the trump tower meeting which is a clear part of the cover up after that meeting. first they deny meeting with the russians and then think get caught and the president deck tates a false statement about that meeting, covering up what happened. rudy giuliani says that was a mistake. that's none sense. >> he swore to god in jerusalem. >> that's not the place to be making false statements in front of the almighty. now, sarah huckabee sanders, the modus operandi seems to be they mislead me i mislead you. that's their

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