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as soon as he took office nigerian president mohammad with hari said he would return stolen money to the country's cash strapped coffers even money taken out of the country illegally unfortunately. proceeds very tedious. time will close. closely and then tears flow than just the silo. this should not to be the case nigeria is currently negotiating with washington for the return of a half a billion dollars worth of stolen stane assets seized in the u.s. after a long discussions switzerland agreed to transfer three hundred twenty two million dollars back to nigeria in april civil society groups praised the two governments for agreeing to use the funds to fight poverty that hasn't always been the case in the past the nigerian government's lack of transparency has caused delays the government could improve on this i formation i can put we can put in public domain by the way you keep it secret then so yes i want to get that out think that's what the suspicion is that the government is not completely open about it there's definitely more information coming disclosed that is yet to be discl

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from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. the united states is holding trade talks in beijing today. this ces days after the trump administration imposed new tariffs on aluminum and steel made in canada, mexico and the euroan union. commerce secretary wilbur ross arrived in cna for meetings pected to last several days. earlier this week, the white house said it would move forward with a plan to impose a 25% tariff on chinese products using new technologies in part to protect national security. just two weeks ago, u.s. treasury secretatry steve mnuchin sainew tariffs on chinese products were "on hold" when china reportedly agreed to purchase more u.s. made goodsow and nats more than $300 billion annual trade surplus. amid the trade tensions, defensa secretary jameis denounced china today for deploying military equipment on a disputed chain of manmade islands in the south china sea. mattis called the strategy" intimidation and coercion" of china's neighbs in the region. last week, the pentagon disinvited

right so just right now england have put the ball in the net as you have come back to us one nil and hari cain ten minutes in doing what he does best to tell them striker in the six yard box scoring for a one nil lead against in group g. well earlier in that same group the two other teams in the group clashed in tsotsi belgium taking care of parliament pretty easily three nil the scoreline really a kind of doubled up at belgium opened there are a kind in the second half if we can have a look at that dream merton's scoring in the forty seven minutes so we're trying to get pictures of those in just a moment yet there we go there straight look at this strike by the way volley corner one belgium after that a striker. kaku he had a header in the sixty nine. a minute for to really gain stage time i'm really not doing too much in terms of opposition against the mighty belgians. who didn't have to wait too long his third his second belgian spirit i should say a little. over the people want a nice strike that was in the seventy fifth minute three nil belgium to top group g. but england at the mome

most of his work is done in the punjab and the neighboring states of hari ana. some rescue work is carried out around may watts in haryana states a predominantly muslim area less than two hours drive from delhi. i mean whenever he says that may watts is a hub for the trade in brides problem. as marianne. also than. men. once a woman has been sold her status within her new village is defined by the derogatory terms or malky meaning a purchased woman. in the villages in fields near may want women are often found to be doing the most punishing of manual labor. bugs there is a shortage of women in this region sometimes as few a seven women every ten men it creates a ready market for bright. arianna state is one of the hot spots for bride trafficking in the country with women being brought in from the far east of the country thousands of kilometers away and it's no coincidence that haryana state also has one of the largest discrepancies in the ratio between men and women. but the consequences of this can be devastating. in a small huts next to a local mosque a group

these changes so now he has an opportunity but one man he did do what he was on the field to do was hari kane of tottenham let's take a look at his first goal in the eleventh minute at peter no messing around here no no this is actually just a test of faith by has and but harry cain is in the right spot he's the understands how you you know how this situation is developing and he's in the exactly that spot because he is that good. a little bit of criticism for the goalkeeper or not are just a good save and for in the first place you and i you know you say it is let's get it out of the six yard box up but just the fact that you've got to wait until radical i mean this is an unbelievable say and when you make it unbelievable safe like that you hope that is one of you to find this a ball falls i mean he could have done anything other than that i think unfortunately for him it was is his last involvement in the game because in an incident a couple of minutes before he got injured he got a shoulder injury he had to give up and come off the pitch at what happened after that thirty five minutes

central plateau state involves mostly muslim herders and christian farmers president obama due to hari has called for calm and imposed a twenty four hour curfew in the area the decades old conflict over land has escalated sharply this year leaving hundreds dead in central states but it just has more from the future what are students always been a flashpoint in central nigeria but the for the last one decade or so the state has been relatively calm compared to neighboring states like. and ben what states this crisis the latest crisis is an escalation which has never seen before in a very very long time and a lot of people believe that this crisis may escalate before it gets any better the government is trying to come nerves but the underlying problems are already there and they've been there for a very long time conflict on land between farmers and cattle herders as more and more cattle herders move from the aboriginals down south largest cities and central parts of nigeria more than more like the link between the north and the cells where. migratory men move to graze their cattle and g

central plateau state involves mostly muslim herders and christian farmers president mahmoud abbas hari has called for calm and impose a twenty four hour curfew in the area the decades old conflict over land has escalated shopping this year leaving hundreds dead in central states. those are the headlines inside story is next on obviously a serious. is the battle for the rock decisive for the war in syria the province which was the cradle of the syrian revolution is under massive bombardment would victory for the government signal an end to more than seven years of fighting and one of the regional implications of the battle this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm dennis now it was. in the city of data that spot syria's revolution in twenty eleven but what started as a peaceful uprising has turned into a war that has killed hundreds of thousands and it's up rooted millions is drawn in the soul.

discusses with the attaché hari who's with the charity save the children welcome to day w what are yourteams in the data telling you about the situation on the ground. our teams and for they did are now living in a war zone where they should also protect their own lives but our team just a for they are trying to save lives there we are supplying the hospitals with medicines and the interest just supplies in order to save children who are living in the city and were supplying them with a city with three months supply so that in order to keep them alive for three months but if the assault continues for a for more than three months that's going to be disastrous will include increasing the coverage we're trying to cover more than more than one health facility at that time because the number that we were covering in her day there was very specific was very limited but now we need to expand to further areas where we can save lives we also have given people and conditional cash assistance in order to be able to to live by food by by water etc we also reduced all nonessential non-essential acti

be annoyance on looking out if you could cane sterling up front on their own are you confident that hari came captain hurricane is going to. come as good as he has been in the premier league in this world cup hurricane as a world class player and as he counted anyone away he is he is one of the most goalscorer and hungry player is that i've seen in my life you work so hard and in his. in his locker he has everything can kick the ball he can hit the ball he's quick he's strong. and he's a fantastic team player and this is why i think also that he's made captain is that he has his personality as well but he if he doesn't score the goals where did that come from not so i think you know we've seen study in plays up front as well a little. we just had a really really big chance and didn't score. the school's goal your culture and they have goals for us not going to i think when i look when i look at the england squad it's actually up just seeing the replay of link outstanding it's within six shots but it's a fantastic save by the goalkeeper. i think england really have a fantastic squad. he's

escalation of the conflict between farmers and some you know magic herders president muhammadiyah hari has warned against reprise a lot tax and sent troops to contain the violence many supports in the capital of. twenty four hours after coffee was imposed because and homes and part of state are still smoldering if. they try state is in more. or a few years of violence and reprisals wreak night. we were living in peace before this attack now bodies litter of villages you can't even get to your farm without being attacked or killed and. many travelers are caught in the middle of an groups barricaded groups singling out people the thought could be linked to the attackers a curfew was imposed but did little to contain the anger or stop the thirst for revenge it is so sad so terrible because you have a situation where this sorts of things can take place and people like you so many people killed this. is very going down tonight the president has said he's ready the statement. whatever it takes must ensure that we not only find all of those done very. very. yes indeed probably. probably be pu

now there's been a changing of the guard in spain after prime minister mariano rajoy hari at last a noconfidence motion and was forced out of office the man who brought socialist party leader sanchez now replaces him he's vowed to root out corruption and promise to help people affected by years of a star under a heartless conservative government nick parker reports from madrid i do political dawn for spain forty six year old former economics professor pedro sanchez says that all the countries do a bit of. the do it others will tell you more in a moment i am aware of the responsibility that i assume in such a complex political moment in our country and what i can say is that apart from being totally aware of it i am going to face all our country's challenges with humility and commitment and above all with a lot of determination first to transform and modernize our country which is what the socialist party has always done when we have been in the government and secondly to attend to the urgent social matters of many people living in precarious conditions and suffering from inequality i a

before that you know it was all in wasn't it leading up to the ten minutes let's have a look now at hari cain who else doing what he does best finding then that the ball in from the left peter. and believe. saved. by the goalkeeper he actually creates he had. asked her district a shoulder he got substituted off with a great save i feel really sorry for him but with three pounds of good striker will always find exactly where the rebound falls and how he came he's got that feeling he understands exactly where to be at the right time and he was the right man for that kind of phone to sterling. i'm sure they would have missed the chance even though it was nearly on the goalie you called that hurricane before the game that it was going to find that he did but after that you were thinking england should at least you said seven i'm thinking four who are five at least and i'm not exaggerating because they had chance after chance but then what happened was does happen in games the other team had a little bit of a period halfway through the first half and one was. i think it's a success you're in

waste cask is safe for forty years experts say when scientists like klaus fischer appled urges to hari environmental organizations and citizens initiatives listen with mistrust but the situation today is different from fifty years ago the advantages and disadvantages of different kinds of host rock have been studied around the world of the game experts agree that a final riposte a tree under good geological conditions provides a high degree of safety due to its depth and that we should take advantage of that as long as we still can get them off and all's we always assume that our society will continue to develop the way it has done for the past hundred hundred fifty years but what of a big natural disaster strikes that at that point the final storage issue won't be the priority anymore it'll be in last place i. didn't see. many experts believe the time is ripe and yet decades will pass in germany before a final repository can start operating. why that's the case becomes very obvious here at the as a to my never from builder this is where the mistakes of germany's nuclear waste policy a

hary steamy. higher raines told than we've been having. that may continue for another few days.ight now most of the rain and ev embedded thunderstorms just north of the mason dixon line. they're aiming for nth eastern maryland. if you are northern frederick, northern carol county, you canv a stray shower early this morning. most of the d.c. metro area, no rain just yet, but rain chances creep up after lunchtime today. right now it is 79 still in washington. 81 in leesburg. 75 in fredericurg. it is aarm and humid start to the day today. sheena will be back talking about how high those mperatures will go and when you are most likely to get hit with someom raindropsg up. now let's go to melissa. >> good morning. i was going to tell you everything was nice and clear, and something just popped up here oer loop near annapolis road. reported crash. no details right now. you do have a brand new crash there at this point. rest of the beltway is looking quite good. no big worries. new problem in arlington northbound 395, the ramp to northbound gw parkway, the ramp blocked by a crash as we

johann hari is one the author of one of the most important verse in recent memory uncovering the realsion and the unexpected solutions. he himself has suffered for a few years, thank you for coming on. >> it's good to be with you albeit on a dark day. >> it is a dark day, that number i guess the point is what we are doing isn't working and no one is saying that. the percentage of the population taking drugs meant to fight depression is rising and yet so was the suicide rate, isn't that proof enough that what we are doing isn't working? >> i wanted to understand that myself, i have been acutely suicidal. talking to the leading experts, i think one of the most interesting things one of the reasonsth why this shocking news about this increase in suicide -- it helps us to understand it everyone watching your show knows they have natural physical needs. you need food, you need water, you need shelter you need clean air. if i took those things away from you youse would be in real troue fast. there's equally strong evidence that all human beings have natural psychological needs. you need to

that's where democrats hary ruda is appealing to this number in the middle to avoid being left out theember ballot. >> mostricans are between the 20-yard lines. they are tired of the partisan politics. >> each party has a math problem. republicans don't have as many registered members as they would like. democrats have too many congressional candidatesspttinue districts. it makes it uncertain democratic candidatesma it past tonight and every single district and i could spoil their sites chances of seats in southern california to retake the house. >> bret: peter doocy san diego. we wil hav results late tonight. republicans in montana meantime we'll pick a candidate to go up against one of the democratic senators considered ripe for defeat this fall. corresponded dan springer sets the stage from helena. >> republican voters in the big sky state have a big job tod heo to the polls to choose between four similar candidates, the one they think they can beat the popular and vulnerable jon tester in november. the montana incumbent is one of the tenth of democrats up for reelection in the stat

he stays connected to his roots here in this village in the northern state of hari ana. his family still owns farmland here it's a place where no rolls royce or mercedes will ever dare to venture. and that's all from the business this gets back to our robin now in the film reboot picking up on one of hollywood's hottest trends. as you know a privilege to mistake. happened and if i were to be released i would. sound a bit starring in ocean's eight which is the latest in the ocean's eleven franchise and this time when it comes to women including kate blanchett and athlete helena bonham carter and rianna. gosh what they talk about these wonderful women is a real been met really does well and i know you're a bit of a fan of disfranchise yes i am and i'm really looking forward to this as i love a good. as you mention it's got a great a very interesting. we've got three oscar winners that including sandra bullock who's going to playing debbie ocean to the sister of danny ocean was played by george clooney and the other three. you mention cate blanchett diane hathaway there's a

>> shannon, not since the first lady wore those stiletto heels to visit hurricane hari victims, has one of her wardrobe choices created this much controversy, especially since the president himself has now contradicting the first lady's own communications director. first, just to make sure everyone is up to speed here, here is the jacket, on the back, it reads "i really don't care, do you," and she wore -- he was boarding a flight to texas to visit an emigrant children's shelter. twitter and cable news blew up with many people calling her wardrobe choice "insensitive at best, honest at worst." one democratic congressman posted on twitter... the first lady spokeswoman responded that it's a jacket, there was no hidden message. after today's important visit to texas, i hope the media isn't going to choose to focus on her wardrobe. but then, just two hours later, president trump said, there was a hidden message, and it refers to the state know my fake news media. melania has learned how dishonest they are and she truly no longer cares. what she does care about, according to everyone at the

corner there's a line to take the high ground and to the border this looks as if you're in chengdu hari where you might expect right on the. but about the thirty degree mark is clearly a lot of a lot of action for the south of taiwan and over the philippines if it was a very heavy rain recently overdue song it could be repeated showery feel like we have a further south than that and there's a hint here well more than a hint as evidence of significant shazahn soloway see which could be in the repeated forecasts or sudden borneo and even catching parts of java and sun and sumatra with two to the north of that k.l. for example mostly it's a cloudy picture there because a lot of the more shows coming out in the monsoon trough which doesn't just affect john it also affects india and bangladesh it looks as though the concentration is going to stay in the east this is a bangladesh total the last two days three hundred seventy three millimeters so already coast landslides of course and that's the concentration i'm afraid of the next couple days was some rain in the west and guess. the weather s

their challenging a ruling that transferred ownership of the land under their homes to a jewish trust hari forsett reports. the steep slopes of civil war on an occupied east jerusalem have in recent years become ever more dotted with jewish settler homes now one palestinian community within this neighborhood is coming under further pressure so here as are these family has lived in but on the howard for more than fifty years his father bought this house he has the documents that he says prove his claim but since twenty fifteen he and his family have been living under the threat of eviction. we were shocked we had lived here i was born here grew up here and married here me my brothers and my kids we're all here the whole family is here a jewish trust claims ownership of the neighborhood citing a deal struck in the late nineteenth century providing homes here for yemeni jews in two thousand and two the justice ministry rewarded the land to that trust now controlled by a process from an organization that buys and builds homes in occupied east jerusalem now palestinians with homes here have pet