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and we have our political correspondent nina hasa with us in studio to tell us more about the story hi nina we just heard there's another far right demonstration planned for today we're likely to see a counter demonstration as well it seems like things really are not calming down and chemists in the far right pro kemet script they have called for they've called a demonstration where they say they're expecting some five hundred participants but of course if the events from earlier this week are anything to go by those numbers could of course be a lot higher and then also those events have mobilized the other side that will be a pro-democracy rock concert next week in kenya it's. of organized by the other side and of course today that will be counted demonstrators on the ground we can only hope that the authorities are better prepared than they were earlier this week where we saw both sides clash because there was simply not enough police on the ground and of course this event this demonstration by the far right group has been organized for a long time they want it to come that to greet

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between putin and merkel is underway and here in the studio with me is our political correspondent nina hasa thomas i'd like to begin with you we just mentioned that american protein so i'm sure the recently in sochi so what exactly is the purpose of having this meeting so soon and here in germany today on the one hand i think going to mccall recently survived an internal debate on migration so she can now focus a bit more on foreign policy which is one of her strengths or at least is seen as one of her strengths internationally and when we think about the role that she wants to play internationally one key. one key player is obviously putin partner on certain issues but obviously also an adverse reaction on others and you mentioned the key element they are going to michael wants to have an ongoing dialogue in order to discuss issues where they do see eye to eye on the issues where they don't see eye to eye obviously there have been developments for example in syria developments that i'm going to michael i'm betting you put it also wanted to discuss so that explains why they have been meetin

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no grouu hasas claimed the attak yyt.t. the government was q quick to talibann as i mentionee. hassyet to officially accept the cease-fire ofoffered by the president. after the president e extended s trtre offffer, the talaliban kidnapped 160 people in the northhof the country. these civilians were rescued but it sent a clear message to the government. >> thii attack, if it is the talibaban, we have had attacks r months by the isllmic state or the taliban, this ahead of the parliamentary elections in october. what are authorities doing to tryyto quell this violence??6 c1 the taliban has recently stepped up their attacks onn6 c1 governmental forces. ,ne happened earlier this month a massive asssult on a strategic city about 75 miles from kabul. this is one of the most important operations in the past few years andnd it took the afgn and u.s. forces more than five days to end the siege, many the local branch of the islamic sttte grouu recently suffered a big defeat in the north but remain extremely active by launching deadly suicide attacas in urban arras like kabul. the governme

hasa cuter is details of internal conversations at the bank emerged just weeks before the ten year anniversary of the financial crisis we saw r.b.s. rescued with a forty five billion dollar bailout from the u.k. government so u.k. taxpayers which by the way their incomes are even lower ten years after the crisis than american incomes they bailed out their banks nobody went to prison remember the f.c.a. in the united kingdom only a week or two ago the financial conduct authority said there was no evidence they couldn't prosecute they had no authority to prosecute r.b.s. for their global restructuring group smashing in grabbing the assets of all the small and medium sized enterprises here senior executives and we'll go over some of the quotes they were saying these swear words that are going to be bleeped out so you the audience don't get to hear what they're actually saying about the stuff they're selling you and destroying your economy that everybody is now seventy thousand dollars or software i'm sounding the alarm on this for years and usually you know my wings get clipped and some by some d

as turkey's people try to come to grips with h the crisis,s, te govevernment hasas no easy oiois whent comes to reviewing confidence of the financial markets. >> for more, let's bring in our wall street correspondent. the u.s. president is hitting the turkish economy hard. they offer political reasons? >> at this point, trade policy is being used completely different than any changes to the trade balance. this is not about trade. turkey is not a major trade partner of the united states. it is number 32 on the list. the actually has a good trade surplus with turkey of $1.3 billion. this is about exerting pressure in terms of american prisoners being held in turkey first and foremost, not only because of the detention of the american pastor. vice president mike pence azeri demanded his release and now the white house is just raising pressure. on top of that, it's trumps strategy on the rent and russia. -- iran and russia. turkey to join him as they are importing most of thee oil. sending the turkish there are further down. it is just collateral damage that trumped assad care about. -- t

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right now he hasas two options basicalllly. one is to go to court. he indicated thihis is what he s going toto do. the second chance he has is to basically mobilize supporters to start demonsnstrations again. did not sound as if he w wants o do t that, becausese this possiy has the risk of having a violent outbreaks, as we have seen on thursday. sarah: heading into the election, you were reporting that there were great hopes for a free and fair election, the first one in the post-mugabe era. how do people feel about how it has turned out? adrian: i talkeked to a lot of young peoplele on the street, ad everybody has different political opinionons and the parties they voted for are didifferent, b but what everyboy wanted t to say is that they wanted change right now. whenen it comes toto the economl situatation in the c country, zimbabwe is in a fifinancial crisisis, and it is hard to get foreign e exchange, cashier, 90% use u unemployment -- y youth unemployed. young people said that the only thing we want is a positive and better future where we can

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political correspondent nina hasa. now to some other stories making news around the world today the un's syria and boy stuff on dimiss turia has offered to travel to the province to make sure civilians can leave through humanitarian corridors or for an expected battle for control their city is bracing for greater violence than it is already experienced and dimmest sorich called on russia iran and turkey to delay any campaign there. and rescuers in myanmar are struggling to reach thousands of people stranded after yesterday's dam failure in the boggo region state media say waters unleashed by the dam have blocked a major highway and driven more than sixty thousand people from their homes the incident has highlighted safety concerns about dams throughout the region. now for centuries the caste system in nepal has discriminated against members of the lowest hindu caste known as doll it's their access to jobs and education is limited and they are often treated as inferior by members of the other castes now and n.g.o.s hopi

there summing hasa parents this time around. there summing has a really young athlete demographic.sult that parent group a lot more and to build a relationship with them. great britain is sending a tea m them. great britain is sending a team of 2a summers to dublin, including le simmons, whose back following a break after the rio paralympics. she will face a 15—year—old rival, while commonwealth rival —— champion will be able to build on success and bring plenty of experience to the team. i feel like i was living up to a lot of athletes and now i'm kind of switched over and they are looking up to me so it is changed dramatically. my goal is to always inspire the kids as well and i always if they questions come to because i tell them. the freshfaced teen ina because i tell them. the freshfaced teen in a new president of a british para summing will hope success will follow in a new resume british para summing will hope successful following for a lot of children, there's nothing more embarrassing than their dad trying to dance. but dancing is a great way of getting fit, so a group of

this hasas to do with active forest management, extreme enviroronmentalists haveve shutn public accessey talk about habitat, yet they'rere willing to let it burn off. amy: for more we are joined from maine by joel clement, who served as director of f the offe of policy ananalysis at the u.s. interior department until july of 2017. he worked at the interior department for seven years. he is now a senior fellow at harvard's belfer center for science and international affairs, and at the union of concerned scientists. and still with us and washington, d.c., is ben lefebvre, energy reporter for politico. his most recent report "interior , ig to scrutinize zinke's beer-making plans and "exclusive: zinke linked to real estate deal with halliburton chairman." ben, before we go to joel clement, formrmerly with the inter-department, is it true ,hat ryan zinke is currently now that scott pruitt is out, the most investigagad secretaray of the trump administration with 14 investigations ongoing? >> correct. you said investigations almost from the start with this travel, use of charter planes and g

amy: hasas this case changed the way the intercept receives documents?nd explain what she pled to. she nailed a document -- she has says this is the case, is that right, to the intercept? >> i'm sorry, cannot her you. amy: explain what reality winner has played too. she said she mailed a document to the intercept, that she had access to as in an essay contractor with this corporation think it is called service international corporation in augusta. interceptged how the receives and then reveals documents, having placed that document and online, the intercept did? >> i can't really discuss how we but i things internally, think it is safe to say this has been an important -- this was important for us because it really, as i said, was an important and great story. i think the idea that the intercept, we received actually quite a bit of anonymous information and we continue to documents andof other information from a number of sources anonymously, and from people who are named, so we're going to continue to always try to deal with that in the best way possibl

s mayor the nation's capital is ready to rally it hasa received a permit for this weekend in washingtonthe mayor says she has activated the city emergency operations center. >> we the people of washington ,c say we denounce hate denounce anti-semitism, and we denounce the rhetoric that we expect to hear this sunday. whether they are spewing hatred and racism online, on the nations capital, let us be one voice and tell them they are wrong. mark: peter newsom says both sides will be kept apart and guns will not be prevented at --t event -- prevented permitted at that event. one company says the committee on foreign investment to the u.s. raised concerns about the location of its third building. they denied a report that the trump administration is poised to seize a majority stake in the building. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: we have breaking news. news corp. is the holding company for the wall street journal reporting earnings. beat

robert mugabe on the ballot the leaders inauguration will now go ahead on sunday go now to hermit hasa who is in harare and she has been following following the story this development her happening just within the last hour or so tell us how all this played out. well it was a longer reading by the judge is a danger to be clear that only someone i got on one july third to call for more on the judgment i'm joined by douglas one's own i he's the m.d.c. secretary general so i thank you very much for talking to us do you think this was a thing when we don't think so we don't think it was a fair judgement because the judges of if you did the evidence that you put which is evidence from the from this is probably election commission itself they did not like that if you didn't. there is but one problem is not. so what is the way forward for the opposition. is the national council to decide the way for what number of options that we do have the group is closed now what remains of the political and diplomatic rules we are going to explore those but if we do we have it within the law there are som

largely fine and settled though as i say and hot at the moment in baghdad about forty five kuwait even hasa of a forty seven but here in doha not quite that hot and that's because the winds are changing once more i think they'll be coming in more from an easterly direction over the next few days to do expect things generally to be a little bit more sticky as you head down towards the coast of a man here there's a bit more cloud that's over muscat at times to do expect a little bit of gray weather times for salon looks like it should be a little bit brighter than it has been recently down towards the southern parts of africa and for many of us here there is plenty of dry weather but we do have this area of cloud ted has been giving us some or all the heavy outbreaks of rain that's trying to pull away towards the east there as we head through thursday durban may still be a bit grey at times though and nineteen. to talk to. the. court will deliver a verdict on a challenge by the main opposition party presidential election result on friday. it was rigged in favor of president. over fifty percen

assembly on friday has the wrekin south party won the most seats in the elections last month col hyder hasa latest from islamabad. imran khan take that prime minister of pakistan the order administered by the president of pakistan mr. and. many presidential palace and it. will be big against corruption in a country where corruption and in diffusion and i. said that he will provide employment today young in a country where the majority of the population. of turkey imran khan of course had a go ahead of him the country the economy is in poor shape. the united states are rock bottom. one is gone need to be improved emraan had. done he extended an olive branch to india thing that really got outstanding issue again looting the key issue of. the extra step. of young leadership who have replaced the old guard who have ruled this country for several decades his. party and our country but he also has. many challenges board on the internal and external front. consul residues in saudi arabia of blocking citizens from performing the muslim pilgrimage the size its nationals were unable to get permits to

hasa also mention there been some litigation on this. some of the courts involved in that litigation are forgetting that the supreme court has said how differential the different -- of the judiciary is supposed to be to the president's military judgment. the last thing i will say with 's remarks, and she mentioned the costs are fairly trivial when comparing to of other things. just as the government is not abortions ifay for a woman wants one, it is not required to pay for gender reassignment procedures if the individual wants one. those are policy decisions, and the government is allowed to make the decision it is trying to make. , sherespect to rebecca focused on the trump administration's negative impact on persons with disabilities. have gone out of my way as a member of the ohio advisory committee to the u.s. commission on civil rights to withsure that ohioans disabilities are provided equal opportunity under the law. of the opposition from disability groups stems from president trump's recent decision to impose work requirements on

hasa's plan to go private taken a new turn with morgan stanley, the second big-name to suspend coveragees elon [indiscernible] it has prompted speculation that the company is playing a role in privatization. haidi: uber has entered its chai-year run with nelson appointed to the group. said it and to go public in the second half of next year. chai declined to comment until he has had a chance to go through the books. telecom up 15%. a merger of equals. biggest mobile and internet providers in australia, it could set up an entity which would be big enough to rival the incumbent or the original mobile .hone network tpg saying there is no certainty of an agreement. a market value of $4.3 billion usd. it has added 6 million customers as of the end of june. you were saying that a trade war with china could give them an opportunity to make long-overdue economic changes, economic reforms. what would they be? and would they undertake them? tandy: the right way for china is make china's economic development more inclusive. would opening -- that would be opening the financial system and raise the

>> casey hundred hasas a questi in washington. >> what's the change that you are proposing?he constitutional system that's set out and say, well, obviously, the system is set up for the court to decide matters like these. it's not necessarily as though they can make a declaration and say you, congress, you have to decide this. congress can take it upon themselves to rewrite a law if they're unhappy with a decision. but what are you saying we should do instead of the way it's set up now? >> i don't know that there's a wave of the wand solution. the book is descriptive. you can certainly change the culture of how nominees get selected by a president. but the change has to come primarily from the justices. as justice brand said a hundred years ago, i think most importantly we don't decide. i think brett kavanaugh will shift the court to the right. he is more conservative than anthony kennedy. but i think the new swing justice will be john roberts and john roberts has given intimations on some occasion, like on the obamacare ruling, that he wants to reign in the power of the cou