and he sanders accuses donald trump's national security adviser of trying to lead america into a war with iran as they did with. russian games designer faces up to 10 years in the u.s. jail for allegedly smuggling f. 16 fighter jet manuals at the country he claims he wanted to make his flight simulator game more realistic prosecutors accuse him of conspiring against the u.s. government and chinese telecom giant huawei warns the u.s. its latest move against the company won't make america safer but will hinder that the.

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is donald trump's national security advisor john bolton a clear and present danger to america and the world is saber rattling in the middle east particularly against a rand should concern us we are forced to ask the fundamental question is the primary are she came up trumps. in 24 you know bloody revolution of. the demonstrations going to be relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still. good. school in the middle of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of $24.00 g. and. those who took. invested over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. thank you. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser you know a lot of mail talk about bitcoin is being censorship resistant of course but they usually mean that nobody can get in there and muck around with the transaction so trying to send money to journalists of faraway places especially important but it also asks do it speak to the priest creates and we've got some here to talk a little

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defense secretary james mattis resigned a few days later blaming policy differences with donald trump. america shouldn't be doing the fighting. for every nation on earth trumps reluctance to get sucked into a never ending commitment in syria was shared by his predecessor he criticizes so often barack obama trumps original announcement to withdraw all u.s. forces from syria has evolved since december as allies and politicians raise their concerns from thousands to around. around 400 the u.s. presence is shrinking into a small stabilisation mission to support local partners making many members of congress uncomfortable nearly 3 quarters of them have called on the president to remain engaged in syria in order to limit the presence of what they call terrorists and counter u.s. adversaries by supporting israel's military activities along its northern border using sanctions and diplomatic pressure on russia for supporting syrian president bashar assad and on iran for its support of hezbollah the letter does not call for the us to maintain a permanent force in syria or say how many troops should be t

finally, he talked about how, at the end of the day, this is a test of america's character. donald trump fails that test. he thinks he can bring out what's best in america. we have to be able to beat donald trump. nothing, you know -- none of these other ideas will come to life if we can't beat donald trump. he's making the case that he's the pest to do that. we're going to find out. that's what this campaign is about. >> yeah, one of his quotes, he said, the threat to democracy is real in this president. stick around, everybody. i want to bring in arlette, there at the rally, taking the pulse of the people there, getting a real up close and personal look at what everyone just witnessed. >> reporter: yeah, fred, i think what you guys have been talking about, the central message from joe biden today was the need to defeat president trump. as he hammered at his message about unity. as has been mentioned, he talked about some issues that are important to him and to voters. citing civil rights, a woman's right to choose, also talking about climate and making that point that he believes none

but donald trump insists america's farmers will win this one." that's the whatsapp's slogan. but not totally secure.

>> one year ago donald trump withdrew america from the obabaa era international nuclear deal.nflation in iran has hit 50% and food prices have jumped 85% in one year. tradinging countries with sanctions, this has cut off the lifeblood, oil revenueues, which represent half the country's annual revenue. the situation has led the president to threaten to leave the nuclear deal if other signatory countries did not shield it from u.s. actions. germany,,ain, france, russia china, return to the negotiating table and help iran reach benefits in the field of oil and banking, iran will return to its commitments according to the nuclear deal. >> the international monetary fund announced late april it expected the iranian economy to shrink 6% in 2019. unemployment rate already at 12% could also increase, especially amongst youth. clearly, a painful time in iran for the economy. let's look at the situation, reaction from markets. they are responding to tension between the u.s. and china about a trade deal. it appears beijing is backtracking on previous commitments. reuters, chinag to went

principals of obstruction of justice gepgdepending on whethe they are discussing bill clinton or donald trump. america's institutions depend on officials to uphold both the rules and spirit of our constitutional system even when to do so is personal inves or yields a political unfavorable outcome. our constitution is brilliant and awesome. it deserves a government to match it. for reaction to those tweets let's bring in sarah westwood, white house reporter. what have we heard from the party, from the president, from the white house? >> reporter: congressman amash comments drew swift condemnation from the chairwoman of the republican national committee and wrote in a series of tweets, yesterd yesterday, voters in amash's district strongly support this president and would rather their congressman work to support the president's policy that has brought jobs and made lives better for americans. keep in mind that congressman amash is a long time critic of president trump. he is a lawmaker who seems to open the door for the path for republicans if they choose to go that way. there has been tension among democ

defense secretary james mattis resigned a few days later blaming policy differences with donald trump. america shouldn't be doing the fighting. for every nation on earth trump's reluctance to get sucked into a never ending commitment in syria was shared by his predecessor he criticizes so often barack obama trump's original announcement to withdraw all u.s. forces from syria has evolved since december as allies and politicians raise their concerns from thousands to around $400.00 the u.s. presence is shrinking into a small stabilisation mission to support local partners making many members of congress uncomfortable nearly 3 quarters of them have called on the president to remain engaged in syria in order to limit the presence of what they call terrorists and counter u.s. adversaries by supporting israel's military activities along its northern border using sanctions and diplomatic pressure on russia for supporting syrian president bashar assad and on iran for its support of hezbollah the letter does not call for the us to maintain a permanent force in syria or say how many troops should be the

maybe that's donald trump's america, an extreme way of putting it. but that's what's at stake here? >> if those are stakes, why is impeachment such a hard question for democrats. >> i don't think it's off the table forever for democrats. i think the question is how far will the executive branch push congress? if there are contempt votes after contempt votes if the executive branch doesn't comply with any process, then congress has no choice but to investigate to abuse of power, abuse of oath of office and that leads to impeachment hearings. >> phil, do you have any faith they're going to wake up tomorrow and say, what's this for? this is for children in jail we'll do this. what makes them turn the boat around? >> i don't know that they're going to. keep in mind the democrats are doing this because of the midterm elections in november. the american people had a popular mandate to have a check on this administration's power. there's a legislative branch and executive branch and the american people wanted z somebody else in charge of the legislative branch, that's why jerry nadler has

america return to the essence of who we are. >> that is your motto? you ripped off donald trump motto, make america moral again? make america the essence of what we are? it doesn't even fit on a bumper sticker. maybe you should be folks. >> folks, folks look, folks, folks, folks. folks look. jesse: the media went to overdosing how the president was get this, scared of sleepy joe. >> donald trump has the worst poker face i think in history of modern american politics. you can tell he's really scared of joe biden. >> he thinks that biden complained to the white working-class voters who elected him last time. he is eyeing the constituencies very carefully. >> presents advisors have been telling them not to get sucked into a one-on-one fight within the democratic candidate. especially joe biden, right? but clearly he is in taking that advice, he tweeted about biden five times they peered wisely hitting such a nerve? jesse: take it from me, he is not hitting enter. i know this, i spoke to him about it. donald trump is not scared of joe biden. he would love to run against him. he said it himself. >> biden seems to ha

in a dramatic move, president donald trump says america will impose tariffs on all goods from mexico as he demands its southern neighbor curb illegal immigration into the states. also, another round of protests and anger at the government's plan to slash state spendnding educucation. homecoming with the body ofof the long-t-time opposition lead return in time for a burial more han two years after he died. we begin in washington, where president donald trump has announced tariffs on all goods from mexico. this as he demands the country curb illegal immigration into the u.s. in a series of tweets, trump said from june 10, a 5% tariff will be imposed. it would slowly rise until the illegal immigration problem is remedied.. inin response,e,exico has described the proposal as disastrous. shirley zipon has more. >> donald trump has warned his announcement would be big. the u.s. president is threatening to slap massive tariffs on all mexican goods. he tweeted, on june 10, the united states will impose a 5% tariff on all goods coming into our country from mexico. until such time as illegal m

donald trump said he might do i with make america great and go with keep america great so we might havem m aga to gag. i don't know. by the way, pete abca11 is not very original and what he is saying because this was said during the campaign as well. several democrats have criticized the m aga slogan, a more pessimistic outlook. >> i want to talk about game of thrones going viral because the starbucks cup. daymac it happened so quickly but those eagle eyed game of thrones and sent out a starbucks cup made it into the scene of one of the scenes on sunday's episode starbucks is quick to respond saying i was surprised she didn't order a dragon drink, that cashier is not ready to write the name on the coffee cup tab and include this picture with that tweet and check out this meme of amelia clark with her name written out and game of thrones responded saying news from the latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake, she had ordered an herbal tea. one expert said of starbucks wanted to pay for that product placement it would have cost $250,000 so that was something for free. i'm not sure

america. and it is the direct logical consequence of donald trump's philosophy of america first. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my washington post column this week. >>> and let's get started. >>> will the heightened tensions between the united states and iran lead to war? and what would it mean if there were actual hostilities? these questions are on people's minds all around the world? let's try to get answers from today's guests, both of whom have reported extensively on and in iran. robin wright is a contributing writer to the new yorker. her book on iran is the last great revolution. jim sciutto is the author of a terrific new book "the shadow war" inside russia and china's secret operation to defeat america. we will get to that but first let me ask you. what is going on, it seemed as though the administration, john bolton, the national security adviser was setting up a kind of aggressive series of moves that were essentially designed to provoke the iranians. the president said, but wait a minute, i don't want war? >> whiplash, right? think of the span of those two we

hitting back at donald trump mexico's president cools the america fast slogan a fallacy and says he won't be provokes. this off the washington issues an ultimatum cup migration or we will impose sweeping tariffs. a final farewell to an icon of congo's opposition tens of thousands gathering in contrast to to pay tribute to extend to she caddy. his body is belatedly repatriates is. after his death. and abortion services in missouri will continue at least for now a court grants a four day reprieve to women's rights activists who fights to keep the state's long abortion clinic. opened . good evening we begin with news from leon wet and algerian man is being charged with setting off a package bomb last weekk which e ended. fourteen people muhammad hisham was handed down charges including attempted murder and terrorist conspiracy. he declared allegiance to the islamic state group but the medicine group itself has not claims the attack more on that story as we get it on fronts twenty full this evening. now the world news at mexico's president has insisted his government won't be provoked by dona

heather: donald trump reminding troops america exists today because of sacrifices.pete buttigieg making a new pitch to big-money donors. politico reporting special access to supporters who promise to raise a quarter million dollars during the primary. buttigieg's campaign promising exclusive briefings with the candidates, with senior campaign staff. who is to blame for the nation's opioid epidemic? major trial beginning today could set a new precedent on who should be held accountable? tracy carrasco with a preview. >> reporter: this is the first wave of litigation against the nation's largest drug maker johnson & johnson beginning in oklahoma. oklahoma attorney general mike hunter, the suit alleges johnson & johnson played a major role in the depths of thousands of residents when it comes to the use dangerous drugs, opioids, documents excuse johnson & johnson of not stating the benefits and understanding the risks of these drugs when selling them, telling doctors about them. we are watching this closely as other states are following suit, filing lawsuits against ma

you know, this is not donald trump as america, this is barack obama's america.ately he's going backwards in time to barack obama and barack obama proved over and over again that he was great at getting himself elected, the only other democrat he got elected was joe biden when he ran on the same ticket with him. so joe biden has to come out with his own positive, optimi optimistic agenda for what he's going to do, especially for those swing voters who voted for biden and obama and then switched to trump. he's in a very strong position right now, hoose lee's leading pack. i do think bernie sanders' support is stronger -- it's a smaller base but it's a stronger base that's not going to leave him. biden has proven he does have a big number of supporters in the african-american community especially. if he can maintain that, that would be an impressive thing. >> i think because we're focusing on the media and you're right, mark, it's early, there's time to do lots of things. but i think if biden's game plan, if his strategy is to only do legacy media, i think he's goi

donald trump. tl therefore, the question we have to ask is would donald trump sell america's secrets to protect his own secrets? i think it's likely that this guy is always looking to protect himself. that's why we need to know if he's compromised or not, and that's why i think we need to take a full diagnostic of this guy's finances and his relationships with russia. >> what do you make of him saying you guys can't impeach me even though you were one of those calling for the process to begin because the courts will save him. how do the courts get in the way, what's this hallucination about the courts saving him. >> it sound like a guy who spent a lot of time being sued in court for corrupt business practices. if he knows anything about civics, this guy knows the courts. he has been involved in hundreds if not thousands of lawsuits, but it doesn't work that way, chris. we are going down the road to impeachment. i personally think the first thing we should do is impeach the attorney general and the tr treasury secretary, they are front door obstructers, keeping us from getting documents we know, it

donald trump has escalated america's trade war with china by preparing to add new terms or products that are already facing import taxes move comes after the u.s. president imposed other new levies and the latest round of trade talks failed to deliver an official reports now from washington d.c. . donald trump says a deal was close until the chinese broke it so in came you tell us he believes will lead to a better deal i happen to think that tariffs for a country. a very powerful you know with a piggy bank that everybody steals from including china the white house issued a statement from the president saying hiking tide of some 10 to 25 percent on 250000000000 dollars worth of goods means china piece a lot more money directly into the u.s. treasury but that's not how tired of swak they will drive up prices on their own 6000 i thumbs america imports from china from washing machines to steal from food where to fish importers pay the tab of the costs almost always passed on to the customer and all kaymer gets parts for a south carolina bike shop from china he's already added 20 dollars to t

with an on to our other big story of the day donald trump has escalated america's trade war with china by preparing to add new tariffs on all products that aren't over the face of import taxes the move comes after the u.s. president imposed other new levies and the latest round of trade talks failed to deliver alan fischer sent us this report from washington d.c. . says a deal was close until the chinese broke it so in commuters he believes will lead to a better deal i happen to think that tariffs for a country. a very powerful you know with a piggy bank that everybody steals from including china the white house issued a statement from the president saying hiking tide of some 10 to 25 percent on 250000000000 dollars worth of goods means china piece a lot more money directly into the u.s. treasury but that's not how tired of swak they will drive up prices on their own $6000.00 i tunes america imports from china from washing machines to steal from food to fish importers pay the tariffs the costs almost always passed on to the customer and all kimmer gets parts for a south carolina bike s

white population declined to the lowest point in modern history and like many points in america, since donald trumpamerica great again, hate crimes are on the rise doubling in the last year with many incidents tied to white supremacist groups. did you ever see that coming through seattle. do you see the good ol' boys driving through here? >> you do, actually. they are not always regular people there. they are sometimes in uniforms and sometimes people of power. >> yeah. >> let let's be clear, she's talking about the cops. if i say the words white supremacy to you, you didn't flinch. you nodded. >> white supremacy is the standard in america and always been and we need to work on actually dismantling it. >> yeah, the north was the melting part of all types of cultures. we have judgments so when they say we -- >> cnn sucks. >> they also pay my rent. >> [ bleep ] cnn. >> thank you. i'll tell my kids. >> make america great again. >> you're doing a good job. love that sweater. >> now there are people out there who are willing to go further than the red neck revolt to stop hate. i'm headed across pugent s

white population declined to its lowest point in modern history and like many parts of america, ever since donald trump making america great again, hate crimes are on the rise, doubling here over the last year. many incidents being tied to white supremacist groups. >> do you ever see that coming through seattle? those good old boys driving through here? >> you do. they're not always just regular people. they're sometimes in uniforms and sometimes people of power. >> yeah. >> let's be clear, she is talking about the cops. >> so you seem like a person if i say the words white supremacy to you, you didn't flinch. you just nodded. >> white supremacy is the standard in america and it's always been and we need to work on dismantling it. >> the north is the melting pot. >> yeah. >> so when they say -- >> they also pay my rent. >> cnn. >> i'll tell my kids. >> make america great again. >> you're doing a good job. love that sweater. >> yeah. >> there are people out there that would go even further. i'm headed to deal with what alt right twitter already thinks i'm doing, meeting up with antifa. they get all the

like many parts of america, ever since donald trump started making america great again, hate crimes haver. >> did you ever see that going through seattle? the god old boys driving through here? >> you do, and they're not always just regular people. they're sometimes in uniforms. and they're sometimes people of power. >> yeah. >> let's be clear. she's talk aing about the cops? >> you seem like if i say white supremacy, you just nodded. >> white supremacy is the standard in america, and it has always been. we need to work on actually dismantling it. >> yeah. the north wasn't the melting pot of all types of cultures. we have to make judgments. so when they say we -- >> cnn sucks. >> they pay my rent. >> cnn. >> i'll tell my kids. >> make america great again. >> you're doing a good job. love that sweater. there are people out there who the red neck revolt to stop the rise of hate. i'm across puget sound to do what alt-right twitter thinks i'm always doing, meeting up with anti-fa. they get the headlines for confronting the alt-right. they are associated but they have one difference. the red

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brand-new aid package headed to america's farms, donald trump announcing a $16 billion bailout for farmers by the trade war with china. >> the $16 billion in funds will keep our cherished farms thriving and make clear that no country has the so on america's economic and national security. the 20 the president making the announcement surrounded by farmers and ranchers at the white house. he says more long-term trade agreements with china is the ultimate goal. a record-breaking border crossing, 400 apprehensions in a single day in the del rio sector in texas making it the busiest day for border agents there in ten years. todd pyro has urgent call to congress to close the family unit loophole. we talked a lot about this. >> reporter: the record nobody should be celebrating. check out these staggering numbers from the border, not only those 400 apprehensions you mentioned monday but also this. in the last 7 months, arrests have increased 200% including 17,000 as part of a family unit or unaccompanied child. those groups showing 750% increase compared to last year. the dhs secretary told laura

too expensive to buy in china you had a great deal almost completed and you backed out donald trump insists that america benefits from any trade war with china picking up the losses but even his chief economic advisor appears to disagree. doesn't and says china doesn't that china it pays the terrace they may suffer consequences but it's us businesses and us consumers who pay correct and yes to some extent and yeah i don't disagree with that again but our size ball size will suffer on this. international and independent china specialist under long believes that both countries are digging themselves in for a long trade war but it will be running out of paris very soon because you love this that is it's not exporting anything near china's exports but on the other hand there are more. territory. leavers who in services including u.s. companies rating in china. including even the possibility of selling some u.s. treasuries just as the here. in the u.s. stock market so i think that we are exposed to some really kind of actions on both sides both sides and are position themselves for a longer game meanwhile th

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president donald trump has escalated america's trade war with china with the failure of talks and the imposition of new tatts he's tweeted that while talks have been candid and constructive the tabs may or may not be removed depending on what happens in future negotiations or business groups in the u.s. have expressed consent while china has warned off retaliatory measures and washington now says it is prepared to raise tariffs on a for the $300000000000.00 worth of chinese imports alan fischer reports from washington d.c. . says a deal was close until the chinese broke it so in commute times he believes will lead to a better deal i happen to think that tariffs for a country. a very powerful you know with a piggy bank that everybody steals from including china the white house issued a statement from the president saying hiking tide of some 10 to 25 percent on 250000000000 dollars worth of goods means china piece a lot more money directly into the u.s. treasury but that's not how tired of swak they will drive up prices on our own 6000 i tunes america imports from china from washing mac

a year ago us president donald trump with through america from the obama era international nuclear deal. since then inflation in iran has hit over 50% and food prices have jumped over 85% in just a year. threatening any country trading with iran of sanctions trump's policy has been choking iran's economy. cutting off its financial lifeblood oil revenuess which represent around half of the country's annual revenue. the situation has led iran's presidentt to threaten to leave the nuclear deal if other sisignatory countries did not shielded from us sanctions. level one also but can be if that britain france germany russia and china return to the negotiating table and help iran now reach its benefits in the field of oil and banking. iran will return to its commitments according to the nuclear deal. the international monetary fund announced in late april that is expected the iranian economy to shrink by 6% in. twenty nineteen unemployment rate already a 12% could also increase especially among the youth population. donald trump says china's trade negotiators are coming to washingtonon to quo

trying to stop what 17400000 wanted that's what's happened all for our genes doing just like donald trump did in america is join to attract those people who are so angry about this and make no mistake about it people are very very angry john go on talk radio hearth and home nest thank you so much. that's a news wrap up for now banks for joining us this hour. and $24.00 to you know bloody revolution here to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just a lawyer here i mean you are liz put video in the new bill is that i mean you explain you know to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2014. of those who took the lead invested over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. seemed wrong. just don't call. me. yet to shape out these days to come to advocate and engagement because the trail. went something find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. so it was the c.e.o. and his attorney named co

a warning to iran president donald trump attacks america will be destroyed. richelle carey this is live from doha coming up. chinese telecom giant walk away which washington considers a national security threat. date with a court hearing for former south african president jacob zuma who wants corruption charges against him dismissed. pakistan where a centuries old tradition is helping poor women struggling to make ends meet. u.s. president has issued a direct threat to iran just days after saying he was prepared for talks tweeted this if iran wants to fight that will be the official end of iran never threatened the united states again iran and its regional rival saudi arabia have toned down their war rhetoric even as the u.s. builds up its military presence in the gulf leader of iran's revolutionary guard says tehran isn't pursuing conflict the saudi foreign ministry issued a statement saying a similar statement rather but added that the kingdom will respond if iran chooses war. examen has called for to emergency summits and valving gulf an arab leaders later

president donald trump says america will send an additional $1500.00 troops to the middle east amid heightened tensions with iran trump says the deployment is mostly protective and will strengthen american defenses in the region u.s. democratic senator robert menendez says trump is citing the tensions with iran in order to clear the sale of billions of dollars worth of weapons to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. ministers have tried to block the arms sales fearing they would lead to more civilian deaths in yemen. meanwhile sudan's transitional military council has vowed to back saudi arabia against all threats and attacks from iran mohammad ham down the gullah made the comments at a meeting with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sunline in jeddah meanwhile in sudan protests demanding an immediate transition to civilian rule have continued in the capital protest leaders have called for a general strike across sudan on tuesday and wednesday. well police in algeria have arrested dozens of protesters rallying there in the capital algiers hundreds gathered in the city for the 14th friday in a row call

. >> donald trump drags america into a full-blown trade war. >> i think it's working out very well. > tonight the chinese retaliate amid growing fears that the man who bankrupted his casinos is about to squander the economy he inherited. >> i've just raised the stakes. >>> then -- >> he is going to testify -- >> congressman adam schiff on why he says mueller will appear before the house and what we're learning about don jr.'s subpoena. >>> plus are democrats throwing away their chance to demote mitch mcconnell?

donald trump is playing with fire. because vladimir putin is a risk taking leader who thinks that donald trump and america is weak. i spent some time this week with russian former oligarch who no longer lives in russia. i'm not going to say who it was. he talked openly about the fact that putin himself is politically at a weak point internally, domestically which always makes putin then look for a way to distract his people and that is usually what he does is he takes some sort of international military action. we see him in venezuela and i don't know if you're going to get to that later in the conversation but putin lied to trump about venezuela and he apparently accepted the lie just as he did in helsinki about the interference in our elections. so i think the problem here is that regardless of the motive, our president is playing with fire because vladimir putin is a man who sees president trump and america as weak. and vladimir putin himself is weak and whether he he's weak, he lashes out. and that could present a lot of danger for us and our allies. >> and just to stay with you for a moment, evelyn, north kor

president donald trump says america will send an additional $1500.00 troops to the middle east amid heightened tensions with iran trump says the deployment is mostly protective and will strengthen american defenses in the region. meanwhile sudan's transitional military council has vowed to back saudi arabia against all threats and attacks from iran mohammad hand on the garland made the comments at a meeting with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sell mine in jeddah. police in algeria have arrested dozens of protesters rallying in the capital algiers hundreds gathered in the city for the 14th consecutive friday calling for the interim president. to leave office immediately. all those are the top stories this hour there will be more news a bit later on in about 25 minutes time i'll see you then bye for now. this is a film about women who had to abort their daughters. about men who can no longer find a wife. about girls who were kidnapped for that reason. and about desperate parents. on the tire i don't know i'm with you that. i. only. was. one she is a province in southern china panshin don't

we are not heading this country off in the direction of donald trump's america.njustices in our society, and make sure we had that good relationship with europe in the future, not having the noises off the whole time from the tory right, saying, actually they just want to get off the ship altogether, i think it would be a very different relationship. another couple of lines from that: crashing out would put the good friday agreement into question, and he said there had to bea question, and he said there had to be a process to prevent a no deal exit, but labour‘s first priority was an election. the headlines on bbc news: lower fees but longer repayments — university tuition fees in england should be cut to seven and a half thousand pounds, a review recommends. at least seven people are killed — and nineteen are missing — after a boat capsizes in the hungarian capital, budapest. the uk's first 5g network — which should allow mobile users to download entire films in seconds — has been switched on. with more than 90 million monthly users worldwide — the online game p

president donald trump has escalated america's trade war with china with the end position of the new tariffs and washington now says that it's prepared to raise tariffs on an additional $300000000000.00 worth of chinese imports. and cuba has been forced to ration. on the base of guns to call it what shortages it blames hotly on expanded u.s. sanctions shop shelves have been increasingly empty with customers waiting in queues for hours when our products have back in stock. so let's get more on this joined by charles and shapiro president of the world affairs council of atlanta and a former u.s. principal deputy assistant secretary of state for the western hemisphere and he's joining us live from atlanta very good to have you with us mr shapiro so the comma's minister who we've heard from is blaming the hardening of the u.s. trade embargo which is of course been in place for some 6 decades but hardening of it by this current trump administration but what about the massive drop and aid from cuba's ally venezuela how much has that affected the country. as that's exactly what the cubans a

think she was addressing the public that was sitting in front of her which is a different america donald trump is not the only his is not the only perspective in the united states there is another america that absolutely shares the vision the chancellor laid out and the warmth of the applause that she got when she talked about the importance of not trying to sell lies as truth or the importance of opening borders of tearing down walls was a testimony to the fact that there are many people in the u.s. who want a different direction. chief political correspondent linda crane speaking to us thank you melinda. now to a story that's triggered a big debate about anti-semitism here in germany the government's anti-semitism commissioner made headlines recently when he warned jews against wearing traditional head coverings kept us in public because of the increasing likelihood of being attacked he was accused of giving in to anti-semitism so he's now called on all germans to work in solidarity but the debate has highlighted the very real dangers facing jews living here good to be met a jewish man in be

donald trump. the accolade is america's highest civilian honour and granted for contribution to national security, her cultural achievements. president trump announced tiger woods would be the fourth golfer to receive the award. he won his first major title in 11 years in april. this spectacular achievements on the golf course, your triumph over physical adversity and your relentless will to win, win, win, these qualities embody the american spirit of pushing boundaries, defined limits and always striving for greatness. it is what he does. congratulations again on your amazing comeback your amazing life. in sri lanka secondary officials have reopened the security after the sunday mornings in which more than 250 people died. the country's president has told the bbc he believes the islamic state group amounted the attacks to remind the world it still exists. police fan out across the grounds of one of sri lanka's most prestigious schools before pupils return to their classrooms. meanwhile, parents are briefed about plans for them to guard the gates every day. the devastating series of attacks two wee

a part of america that sadly has been neglected for too many years. donald trump promised in his campaign there would be an infrastructure program. put america to work to build the roads and bridges and airports and i might say broadband and so many other things that need to be done so that the strength of this economy would be there, to entertain new business opportunities, attract new jobs. we had this meeting three weeks ago and it was amazing how good it went. i was sitting there a couple seats removed from the president and heard an agreement in the room from the democratic leaders and the president. $2 trillion, the president said. he rejected our offer of $1.5 trillion, make it $2 trillion, we will spend on infrastructure. everybody sat up straight in their chairs and said this president is serious. mister president, 80% federal spending, 20% local, the way it has always been. can we include broadband so those who represent small towns, rural areas that don't have the benefit of broadband services can get into the 21st-century in terms of education and tele