whereas an ira annual contributions are capped at $5,500 one other big difference, unlike a roth ira, 401(k) doesn't have an income cap no matter how much money you earn you can take advantage of one of those as long as your employer gives you the option. it depends what you think the future will look like. if you believe the taxes will head higher over the course of your lifetime, a roth where you pay taxes now instead of future that is the way to go even if you're making a lot of money in the present. i think that can be mistaken for those young people who only became politically conscious under the obama administration, it may seem like there's no way to stop the tide of higher taxes but history says different and i believe we can stop the raising of higher taxes, that's as political as i will get on this show this is beyond our control and our ability to predict bottom line, lower your present income and taxes, roth 401(k) and roth ira let's you pay those rates now and never pay taxes again for your retirement money. the less you make the more likely the roth is for you saving for

the ira was not the only adversary.the co-opting of social networks reached mainstream awareness in 2014 as isis established a - - across social platforms. that confusion continues even as the threat expands. - - revealed a private intelligence company marketed their ability to influence - - to impact the 2016 election. steps, several of which were inspired by prior hearings are a good start but as platform tactics and protections change, determined adversaries will develop new tactics. we should anticipate an increase. we should anticipate an increase in the use of encrypted messaging services. future campaigns will likely be compounded by the use of witting or unwitting persons to whom they will filter their propaganda. we anticipate the incorporation of new technologies such as audio and video to supplement these operations making it increasingly difficult for people to trust what they say. this is one of the defining threats of our generation. it exploits divisions in our society using your abilities and our informa

so we can attribute this to the ira. perhaps i also read the same you were just don't have any inside information, my dissent is the legal is the ira based on tactical similarities. what did the change was they paid ineptly u.s. dollars and canadian dollars, so they are no longer paying in rubles. they are no longer use ip addresses tied to russia. slight increases in operations. that will make the more difficult to detect. the other thing that is going to go along with that is asked attribution is difficult, take a for outsiders who don't have access level, metadata, is that other people will be able to run the same playbook, perhaps making it look like an ira operation when it was conducted spitted individual or nationsta. >> yes, sir. >> thank you. vice chairman. >> thank you all for your testimony. a couple things here one, we're still mostly talking about the ira activity as opposed to what we don't know in terms of other russian activities and we do know the ira with the revelations of yesterday have gotten better.

focused ira activities. it shows a huge spike up in the 14-15 time frame, which was the invasion of the ukraine. the next two jobs of the line up, 15-16 and crimea. and the regional politics in belarus specifically. and then the specific blue line of the united states. i think the fascinating thing here is that the spike is in 17 and 18 which tells us-- and correct me if i'm wrong, the activity was more in the leadup to the election. am i misreading that? so, doctor, let me ask you th this, is it possible for the mainstream media today to run a story that was the creation of an effort by the ira that had no factual basis, but over the transition of how their strategies work, it gained enough coverage of belief that people had read it, that it got so big that it had to have been real? is that possible? >> i believe it is possible. i think the goal of these information operations over the long-term is to condition the public and to weave the network, so to speak, that later you can use it to move any sort of s

the connectivity this to the ira -- we can attribute this to the ira. my understanding is they believe it was the eye or rape image and technical similarities. what they -- my understanding is ira andieve it was the technical similarities. slight increases in operational security that will make them more difficult to detect. the other thing is ad distribution is difficult. other people will be able to run the same playbook, perhaps making it look like an ira. thank you. >> thank you for your testimony. one, we are mostly talking about the ira activity as opposed to what we don't know in terms of other russian services -- of other russian activities. the aire hasat gotten better. but we will still need to figure out their trade. one of the things we need from you, even on the platform companies are moving in the right direction, there only looking to their own universe. their own platform. not the interrelationships. saidelly, use red -- you the most stunning line of testimony. in terms of the content, especially of the extremes, there is 20% to 30% more

focused ira, twitter activity. it shows a spike in the 14-15 timeframe which was the invasion of ukraine. the next two are between 15-16 and that is crimea propaganda and the regional politics in belarus specifically. then you see this spike in the blue line on the united states. i think the fascinating thing here is that the spike is and 17 and 18. which tells us, correct me if i'm wrong, the effort and 17 and 18 which much more intense than the effort and 15-16 in the lead up to an election. am i misreading that? let me ask you this, is it possible for the mainstream media today to run a story that was the creation of an effort by the ira that had no factual basis. but over the transition of how theythere strategies work, it gained enough coverage of belief people had read it. it got so big that it had to have been real. is that possible? >> i believe it is possible. these operations is to condition the public and weave the networks so to speak that later you can use to move any sort of story. a key feature of pr

is a problem of the entire information ecosystem this is cross-platform reddit confirm hundreds of ira created accounts tumblr did a. a lot of pride pride related content less news more memes this isn't just a couple of platforms this is music apps this is video games this is me i'm sure it's much broader than twitter and google more conclusions from the experts they are saying that russia is inspiring controversy across the u.s. on various issues like immigration gun control democrats versus republicans to cut the long story short every issue that the americans have divisions about what's really lacking at these hearings though is as usual i should say solid evidence that there is a system that it is controlled and backed by the russian government and that the scale of it is large enough to really take this mean meddling menace seriously. and speaking of media literacy nato has come up with its own way of teaching it to youngsters they alliance has released a facebook game called the news hero players are supposed to learn how to separate truthful stories from the fake ones artie's ho

>> we don't know how much of the ira this is.we know from the indictment of the g are you one section notes as operatives utilize social media accounts and fake website to spread have to information and the g are you is better than the ira but that speaks to how that is one chip of the iceberg. >> yearly discussion as to what the russians were paying for. that is a small fraction of the impact they were having. does anybody disagree? our own -- hiring activity with the 17 and into 18? so the indictment said that with millions of dollars involved in that effort with $100 million, what amount of money i invested in this effort? with mueller indictment? he uses the term million of dollars any idea of the activity you have looked at the investment of money and how many people involved? >> we have done that with half a billion dollars has been spent by those 40 governments and we think it is around 200 million over the extended. for the full set of organizations behind the various campaigns. >> in the other countries you have looked a

is a problem of the entire information ecosystem this is cross-platform reddit confirmed hundreds of ira created accounts tumblr did it. a lot of pride pride related content less news more memes it isn't just a couple of platforms this is music apps this is video games this is me i'm sure and it's much broader than twitter and google now after these allegations were made at the senate intelligence committee we here at r.t. went directly to russian government officials to ask their response to these allegations this is the response from russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov to what's being alleged. it's just hilarious when i hear that funded pictures can undermine american democracy i think that's just paranoid that goes off the scale it's not respectable for american lawmakers to make a sensation out of nothing when not the ones who invented social media and when not the ones who insisted to making social media open to everybody. now there doesn't seem to be a lot of solid evidence being presented however the avalanche of accusations seems to be unfolding a lot of allegations are being

is a problem of the entire information ecosystem this is cross-platform reddit confirmed hundreds of ira created accounts tumblr did it now one thing that's lacking in this report just like in so many other similar reports is that any solid actual evidence. can you estimate the number of americans touched by russian linked activity in this area. you know that is very difficult to do and i'm concerned that even after eighteen months of study we are still only scratching the surface when it comes to russia's information warfare in their effort to influence the american mind apparently the kremlin has one very very powerful weapon. a lot of pride pride related content less news more memes this isn't just a couple of platforms this is music apps this is video games this is me i'm sure and it's much broader than twitter and google in the portrait that the testimony painted on capitol hill you essentially got the impression that americans minds are very easily manipulated that all it takes to influence the way americans think about world events and politics is to give them a video game on a co

this new information has come to light of the ira being involved in the brexit vote. modern era. to debate the issues that are essential to our democracy, these platforms are being attacked and undermined its by hostile foreign actors that do not share our values shut at. do we see the impact on facelock using in terms of people choosing not to be on facelock any more? there is a lot of discussion about it in terms of their user numbers, they are going up. the actual human beings that use facebook, the real users they are trying to target have been relatively. it is interesting that facebook‘s user numbers have dropped significantly but that is based largely on the fact that they are tragically clean up the platform from disingenuous and otherwise fraudulent accounts that have been created. i think it will be an interesting time for facebook, it will take a little time before we understand the true implications of this on the real users. we are going to talk about this in the news briefing later. in the meantime, let's bring you right up to date on the latest sport st

problem of the entire information ecosystem this is cross-platform right it came from hundreds of ira's created accounts tumblr did it. a lot of pride related content less news more this isn't just a couple of this is music apps this is video games this is me share it it's much broader than twitter and google more conclusions from the experts they are saying that russia is inspiring controversy across the u.s. on various issues like immigration gun control democrats versus republicans to cut the long story short every issue that the americans have divisions about what's really lacking at the. hearing's though is as usual i should say solid evidence that there is a system that it is controlled and backed by the russian government and that the scale of it is large enough to really take this mean meddling menace seriously you can now get help learning how to navigate through online fake news from an unlikely source nato has launched a facebook game to teach people how to sort fact from fiction and associate her hand that it. welcome to nato's new online weapon against misinformation it's t

hemos encontrado pruebas de algunas conexiones entre estas cuentas y las de ira, que borramos el aÑoilma: dentro de las pÁginas que fueron borradas por facebook y tenÍan hace seguidores estaban black elevation, resistance, entre otros. facebook dijo que estaba en la parte inicial de la investigaciÓn. la secretaria del departamento de seguridad interna dijo que no hay duda de que rusia intervino en las elecciones presidenciales recientes. "todo todo el mundo es ahora un objetivo." É,xste experto ciber seguridad cree que quienes crearon las pÁginas eliminadas con la intenciÓn de desinformar y manipularla opiniÓn pÚblica, nob se quedarÁn quietos. >> estoy seguro de que esto no va aarar aquÍ. van a haber otros mÉtodos, otras cosas que ellos van a tratar de buscar para pasarlos controles. vilma: los expertos recomiendan que para no caer en la manipulaciÓn de pÁginas sospechosas, usted debe tomarse el tiempo de verificar todo lo que le antes de compartirlo en sus redes sociales. jorge: gracias. estÁ provocando pÁnico un vÍdeo que muestra a presuntos miembros de el cartel de jalisco nueva g

card companies like goldman sachs making on the slow deals with ira scored who are in charge of both the three refugees transaction iris guard of course founded by one of jordan's wealthiest families including actually with a master. on their advisory board you've got none other than ex national security advisor to george w. bush. former head of m i six richard dearlove both of whom are advocates of the war in iraq what i think of what it's like they are guinea pigs. this is just. the fact that the boys or this kind of relation with people from. this team that took part in the war is more than. the speaker. i had a heated exchange about this with the c.e.o. of iris guard with dealing with a highly secure technologies we would be idiots if we do not ask people who are professionals in their field are their professionals i don't want to warn you you are asking me about a political question from town some understandable fuck we i'm not involved in any political statements we are not making any statements for you to use these i agree to do you. because you are among political company we

vonnie: thanks to ira jersey of bloomberg intelligence.aine: president trump is looking to help some of his friends in europe. trump told the of my -- italian prime minister the u.s. could buy italian sovereign debt to help the government in rome. italian prices did climb a bit. let's bring in bloomberg's rome bureau chief. has anyone actually confirmed this report, either from the italian government or u.s. government? >> know, they have not. we have been trying to contact the italian authorities all day. it is a bit unusual they did not respond. the spokespeople did not even acknowledge that. it is interesting to see why they would not even respond. as far as the american authorities, we are chasing them. there were at least three people who heard the words, heard trump say he would buy the bonds. did he just say, we will help you out with the bonds, or was it more of a structured moment? we don't know. romaine: is there any sense of what the level would be for bond buying to make an impact? alessandra: it would take quite a lot. the poi

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eight soldiers were killed and 28 people injured in an ira attack.urvivors and relatives of the victims laid wreaths and poppy crosses near the scene. 0ur reporter kevin sharkey was there. the scene of carnage along this road around this countryside three decades ago, well, it's hard to imagine in the northern ireland of today. but the accounts, the memories of those who were there that night, survivors, local people,

spying metrics company ira scarred they began rolling out and i respect ignition and payment system that meant refugees could withdraw money and shop with a blink of an eye refugees jordan's two biggest camps. have to biometrically register their irises in order to receive eight fundamental principle that we go by is informed consent. for iris guard to deal meant access to millions of refugees huge market to try lots technology and while it gives the technology to the u.s. for free iris garri make a cool one percent from every transaction made via its ip system which could explain why bankers goldman sachs recently invested an undisclosed sum in iris card companies like goldman sachs making on this close deals with iris cord who are in charge of both the three refugees transaction. was called founded by one of jordan's wealthier families including actually with a master. on their advisory board you've got none other than ex national security advisor to george w. bush. former head of m i six richard dear love both of whom are advocates of the war in iraq when i think of what it's lik

of ira scarred with dealing with highly secure technologies we would be. people who are professionals in their field and they're professionals i don't want to you are asking me about a political question from town. we all the many political statements we're not making any statements. do you. work at the margin political anger start but they are not nonpolitical do you understand you do understand that they understand security or basically the creators of the software and hardware iris guard are the only ones who know how it works and we just have to take their word for. it the collection of iris scans and biometric data isn't new but using refugees that have no real choice but to hand over their information in exchange for receiving aid on this scale is unprecedented and as yet their main many unanswered questions is the tech safe is it secure who has access to it and who really benefit. could it be that's what started as a forced experiment on refugees injured being in camps could soon be coming to an ob or a.t.m. near you. prefer questions they are a sca

a bell tolls in omagh, 20 years after the real ira bombing which left 29 people and two unborn childrenore than 4000 wins — that's what it takes to be britain's most successful racehorse trainer. we meet the man who's on the verge of breaking that record. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news. manchester city could be without midfielder kevin de bruyne for a long spell after he suffered a knee injury at training today. good evening. search parties are spending a second night digging through the rubble of a collapsed bridge in northern italy as they search for survivors. 39 people were killed when part of the suspension bridge in genoa crashed 150 feet to the ground. yesterday rescue teams say they could hear people calling out for help but now hopes of finding them alive are fading. 0ne couple from 0xfordshire who were seconds away from the part of the bridge that collapsed have described how they ran for their lives with their two children. the italian prime minister has declared a state of emergency for genoa, which is one of italy's busiest ports. from there james reynolds sent us t

ira: it was as expected.the preview piece, we were saying, they have to say you still have strong growth, you have to stay on the same course. the question that some people had, will they be more dovish in order to try to get the curve to be steeper. the initial knee-jerk reaction of the market was a little bit of flattening compared to where we were by before the meeting, but now we are basically back to where we were before the statement was out. tom: what i have learned is all of a sudden the select economists are framing a 4% economy, where we had one quarter, bingo, make it the second quarter in a row. tthat changes -- that changes if we get a boy and -- third quarter. >> i expect we will see pretty fair moderation and activity for the backup of the year, and does not mean the economy is not improving on the underlying basis, but the ca four -- see a fourth again, i do not think we will get that. i do not think it will be sustained for a key reason, trade was a big factor in q2, which was really enslavin

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i have a high level of confidence that these accounts, many of them that have been tied to ira accountsin the past, i can say with pretty high confidence i think this is russian—related. president donald trump has begrudgingly acknowledged that russia may have attempted to influence his election win. president vladimir putin has repeatedly denied it. but with the mid—term vote approaching in november, facebook‘s discovery suggests russia is indeed still at it. the social network remains under great pressure to stamp it out. david lee, bbc news, in san francisco. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. northamptonshire county council vows to protect vulnerable people as it prepares to hold emergency talks about cuts to services. former english defence league leader tommy robinson is to be freed on bail after challenging his conviction for contempt of court — a fresh hearing will be held as soon as possible. jeremy corbyn apologises for any anxiety and concern caused after he hosted an event in 2010 at which a holocaust survivor compared israel's

it was carried out by the dissident republican real ira, several months after the signing of the gooddentjohn campbell is in omagh and just before the ceremony began, he spoke to some of those who were gathering to remember their loved ones. the inscription on the memorial gives you some idea of what happened here. it says, "ordinary people, doing ordinary things, on an ordinary day, and in one fateful moment lives were changed for ever." 29 people were killed on these streets, among them a grandmother, two schoolgirls who were volunteering in a charity shop, some schoolboys who'd been on a school trip. one of those who lost a loved one is kevin skelton. his wife, mena, died in the bomb. he's here with me now. kevin, give me an idea what the last 20 years or so has been like for you and your family? the last 20 years have been very, very hard, because we had no chance of grieving. because everything was fast, fast, fast, between legal cases and everything else. omagh was always in the spotlight and you never got time to yourself. i'm just hoping that after today, that we can be left i

. >> pretty much since i started working, i've been putting money away into a roth ira and then into a traditional ira. >> older millennials, ages 28 to 37 are saving the most for retirement, 39% of them are making this a priority. >> early retirement, trying to be done by 40. >> bank rate recommends saving at least 10% of your income for retirement. they say stagnant wages is the main reason people struggle to save. financial experts say there are ways to overcome the income-related challenges, and still find a way to save for the future. number one, live a more modest life. this means re-examining your living expenses and how you can lower your bills. number two, get a side hustle. if you've been downsized in your primary job doesn't pay you enough to save it's time to get a second gig. >> considered it, but haven't done it, don't have time for it, three kids, primary job and we've got to have some fun so no, i haven't. >> number three, fight for a raise. if your wages have not gone up, or just barely gone up, then ask for more money. the squeaky wheel get it is grease. according t

problem of the entire information to ecosystem this is awesome platform read it came from hundreds of ira created accounts tumblr did it. a lot of pride related content less news more isn't just a couple of forms this is music taps this is video games this is me share it it's much broader than twitter and google more conclusions from the experts they are saying that russia is inspiring controversy across the u.s. on various issues like immigration gun control democrats versus republicans to cut the long story short every issue that the americans have divisions about what's really lacking at these hearings though is that. as usual i should say solid evidence that there is a system that it is controlled and backed by the russian government and that the scale of it is large enough to really take this mean meddling menace seriously. let's talk on the issue of russian meddling on cross live to julie laurie an independent journalist who always welcome to the program good to have you what do you make of this a joint statement a few hours ago by the u.s. heads of intelligence that russia is right

is a problem of the entire information ecosystem this is cross-platform reddit confirm hundreds of ira created accounts tumblr did it isn't just a couple of platforms this is music apps this is video games this is me i'm sure and it's much broader than twitter and google in the portrait that the testimony painted on capitol hill you essentially got the impression that americans minds are very easily manipulated that all it takes to influence the way americans think about world events and politics is to give them a video game on a computer or a meme to look at and all the sudden their minds are changed now repeatedly during the hearings we heard members of congress expressing frustration with the american people saying that they were angry that the americans weren't just listening to what they called the good sources and were instead listening to other other news outlets other other voices expressing their. views out from there we also heard a call interesting lee for classes on media literacy to be given in american schools so that americans can know what news outlets they should be li

a memorial bell has tolled in omagh to mark the 20th anniversary of the real ira car bomb — the singleegnant with twins, was among 29 people killed in the dissident republican attack, for which no—one has been successfully prosecuted. from omagh, our ireland correspondent, emma vardy, reports. the horror of omagh was unprecedented. the carnage and panic of that day will forever be in the memories of those who survived. when they came in and said, "there's a bomb scare, would you move down?" kevin skelton had been shopping in town with his wife. they each walked into different stores. this brief moment that separated them was fateful. and as i turned to come round, to come out — bang! the bomb went off. he found his wife lying in the rubble of the shop just next door. i lifted her arm. i couldn't feel any pulse. i knew she was dead. 29 people were killed by the car bomb, including a woman who was pregnant with twins. it had been detonated in the busiest part of town by a breakaway republican group known as the real ira. it was so loud that the car bounced off the road. people were runni

ira, you stated how you see it.e do know that everything john said was correct but we also know trees don't grow to the sky. >> that's true. but we did go through the consolidation phase. let's not forget the february correction, the break. we went most of the summer sideways. some of the indexes made higher highs but sideways. the breakout is occurring now. the headwinds are gone. we have wind at our back. you are going to go as jonathan said. i think you will make new highs right through the end of the year. higher and higher. my mother will be happy. liz: we are cycling through while you guys are talking on how certain stocks have done since ten years ago. starbucks up more than 1,000%. phil, we keep going through most of it, it's absolutely fascinating to see that had you bought at the bottom, you would have done so incredibly well. but had you bought five years in, you still would have done really well. are we still at that point where people should be buying in? >> absolutely, they are. you mentioned starbucks

eight soldiers were killed and 28 people injured in an ira attack.aths and poppy crosses near the scene. 0ur reporter kevin sharkey was there. the scene of carnage along this road around this countryside three decades ago, well, it's hard to imagine in the northern ireland of today. but the accounts, the memories of those who were there that night, survivors, local people, and members of the emergency services who came here to help in the minutes and hours after the attack, they recall scenes of devastation in the dark, in the dead of night. james, you were a young soldier, at 21, you were on the bus that night. yes, iwas, yeah. i was one of the survivors of the bomb. that was 20th of august '88. i lost eight good friends. the minutes before and after the attack? the minutes before, we were all jolly. we were happy to actually be back, because as soon as we get back, it's time to go home for leave. as soon as we get back into work, get back into motion again... but that night, we never actually got back to the barracks. oh, it's just devastating. and

the ira targeted the bus which was carrying british soldiers to 0magh as they returned from a periodt died were teenagers. 28 were injured. the former conservative mp sir peter tapsell has died aged 88. sir peter was "father of the house" when he stood down as mp for louth and horncastle in 2015. he had served continuously in parliament since 1966, and also spent five years as nottingham west mp before losing his seat “119611. ten british ships, sunk during the second world war and designated as war graves, have been plundered for scrap metal by chinese pirates, according to the mail on sunday. it says vessels providing the final resting place for more than a thousand sailors have been smashed to pieces and looted by salvagers off the malaysian and indonesian coasts. with me now is our news correspondent chi chi izundu. what more do we know about this? what more do we know about this? what is being taken and why? according to the mail on sunday, this investigation leads to some expert divers who go into that part of the world to look at wreckage is at the bottom of the sea. these wre

the ira targeted the bus, which was carrying british soldiers to omagh, as they returned from a periode teenagers. 28 were injured. the former conservative mp sir peter tapsell has died aged 88. sir peter was father of the house when he stood down as mp for louth and horncastle in 2015. he had served continuously in parliament since 1966, and also spent five years as nottingham west mp before losing his seat in 1964. it's being claimed the nhs knew a type of syringe pump, used to administer drugs to patients in england and wales, was dangerous. the sunday times is reporting that health bosses failed to remove the equipment from use in a bid to save money. the nhs has confirmed there was a five—year delay in withdrawing the equipment while adequate alternative pumps were introduced. tom burridge reports. the sunday times says up to nine people died because the nhs continued to use a type of syringe pump which was known to be potentially dangerous. the graseby ms26 and the ms16a were used in the nhs for 30 years. the syringe pumps were used to administer drugs into a patient‘s bloodstrea

it had been detonated in the busiest part of town by a breakaway republican group known as the real irareaming, calling, and i met children huddling together. paddy mcgowan gave first aid. more than 200 people were injured that day and thousands more traumatised. how do you feel, 20 years on, when you come back to this spot? it still makes the hairs stand on the back of my neck. i don't come up and down here too often. i try to avoid it as much as i can. today in omagh, a bell was rung for each of the lives lost. hundreds gathered in the high street for a two—minute silence to mark the final annual commemoration of the atrocity — an act of remembrance and unity. when they put that car on this street, they thought they were going to divide it, but they've brought this community tighter together. omagh was always a mixed community, which came together after the attack and continues to do so today, but people here live in the knowledge that despite thousands of hours of investigation and many arrests, there have never been any criminal convictions for the killings. for many, hopes have now

i have a question, what exactly is a roth ira? people with the last name roth >> that's a great question it is not just for people with the last name roth these are pre-tax dollars that you put in you don't pay tax on it and you put it in here and when you take the money out you get taxed and a roth which i prefer you get taxed, and the money is taxed going in it's after-tax dollars that you use to put into the roth ira however, when you take it out, you aren't taxed and to me, i don't know what the tax rate will be, but i'll know that it's not taxed on the way out so both are great instruments. i happen to have a roth and both are great. start saving today. >> within that stock bucket, karen, and i understand that that stock bucket adjusts according to your age and within that bucket, are the allocations to riskier stocks slide as you get older. if you're a millennial, and you have the 80% will be bank stocks, for instance you can choose as aggressive as you want and choose your own company's stock and other things, do it for me

ira epstein at the cme. listen our economy is humming along quite nicely with a very solid foundation but there's continuing concerns about the rest of the world, china in particular, but there is slowing growth around the world. does that eventually catch up to us? >> to a degree but remember this is part of president trump 's plan. when you go into a tariff war and you go against all of our partners and others, what takes place is you slowed their economies down you hurt their currency, you hurt their trade, so i think the presidents looking at this in one way, that it's a win for him and he owns the stock market, i don't think he'll let it get out of control and keep in the back of our mind , june, july, and august are thin trade months in the summer, volatility picks up and doing it right now and then come september, things get their footing back under them. do one trade deal and watch how the stock market recovers. ashley: that's a very good point to make ira, larry i wanted to mention oil to you, if i

reverend ira acree, welcome to the "newshour". i want to ask you, there was another anti-violenc t protest len a month ago, this one shutting down traffic on another interstate, this one on the south side of town. today you're in dferent part of town. why there and why now? >> today, we want to paint a vivid image of a tale of two cities. we aant those we on the north side, who have been insulated from the violence, we want them to be able to feel our pain. we want to expose the fact that mayor emmanuel has created strategic gentrification and created economic violence because he invested in our schools, close to 50 schools mose to black and brown neighborhoods, atal health institutions closed, and we just believe it's time for the entire city, especially those inrh affluent neighds to know what's going on on the other side of town. we're one alcity. it's ae of two cities and we need justice r all chicagoans. >> the things you listed are chronic gsthcities like chicago deal with. is this really an anti-violence march or anti-leade

the resistors itself made the mistake of having the ira account, and ira account as one of his administratorsfor only seven minutes and that was enough for facebook to realize what was going on and go in and block them. they are try, facebook, like its big tech monopoly sisters, google and twitter, trying to thread a a difficult needle hee is social media has added a lot to the pursuit of happiness but is also being used i think, is being exploited by that actors. what i wanted to close with his it's not just really russia. when i talk to my friends in the government, they are very and what about russia, very about russia and a high level of awareness at all levels of the administration about what russia is trying to do. but china is also that actor. it really needs to be discussed in this context and it's not just social media either. china is also very sophisticated about trying, i know the secret is about russia but had to bring in china. it's also a very sophisticated about trying to influence american public and thus american policy. and it does seem, it does so ways that sometimes we do

. >> estas imágenes causaron ira entre la comunidad. >> algunos trabajadores enfrenta una nueva amenazaun restaurante de nueva york, este trabajador dijo escuchar las siguientes palabras: o firmas el papel de inmigración, o no hay cheque. >> el inmigrante no se quedó callado pues sabe que no lo puede amenazar debido al estatus inmigratorio y mucho menos congelar pagos, por trabajos ya realizados. >> según la organización de trabajos comunitarios, las denuncias por este tipo de cosas ha aumentado desde la administración de donald trump. >> esto suena a un chantaje. si no firma vamos, no nos pagaban. >> cualquier represalia por hacer valer los derechos laborales, es ilegal en nueva york y el jefe supervisor que lo haga, podría enfrentar penalidades con el departamento del trabajo. >> el consejo es no quedarse callado buscar orientación laboral. >> un joven presuntamente responsable de una amenaza escolar, fue transferido de escuela. >> la arquidiócesis de san josé, gastó millones de dólares para la residencia de uno de sus obispos. >> quédese con nosotros. >> >> las acciones de este polic

. >> (grito( >> preso de la ira termina arrestando por la aerolÍnea que viajaba.ra este fin de semana, a la vuelta de la pausa mÁs informaciÓn. >> (musica) >> dios mÍo no me golpeen gri gritaba este hombre cuando oficiales intentaron arrestarlo por presunta conducta desordenada, este hombre dijo ser mÉdico demandaba a gritos que lo dejabran entrar al vuelo pero habÍa llegado tarde. >> estos son los momentos despuÉs de cuando un policÍa en vistiera a un adolescente porque mort ha montaba su bicicleta en la noche sin luces, se abalanzÓ a el, dicen que es un procedimiento estÁndar cuando un sospechoso trata de huir. >> el rescate de una niÑa cuando su madre la olvida en el ve vehÍculo cuanun policÍa se conve en su Ángel guardian, pero otro bebÉ no corriÓ con la misma suerte . >> una bebÉ de nueve meses falleciÓ al ser olvidada al interior de su vehÍculo. >> a este. no sabemos por cuÁnto tiempo el bebÉ estuvo en el vehÍculo . anexo fueron los bomberos quienes transportaron al bebe al hospital donde falleciÓ. >> se desconoce si sus padres cargarc les presentarÁn cargos

violence began when fighters from the ira can arrange a salvation army attacked more than thirty police and army posts on august twenty fifth last year killing at least twelve security personnel that this was hours after a commission headed by former u.n. chief kofi annan submitted a report to me in moscow of mint on how to improve the lives of the ranger and other communities in rakhine state mainmast military responded swiftly to the attacks by launching a brutal crackdown which human rights watch says involved a systematic campaign of arson rape and extrajudicial killings according to doctors without borders around six thousand seven hundred range including hundreds of children were killed in the first month alone and more than seven hundred thousand revenge of been forced to flee to neighboring bangladesh joining three hundred thousand revenger who were already there after previous crackdowns by mid term june spoke to arrange activist in cox's bazaar his fellow refugees to fight for justice for. speaking passionately to fellow wrote him juror a few g.'s l. e r. s. is urging this aud