more of that story during the night and day on al jazeera america >>> president obama nominated loreta lynch to be the next attorney-general. lynch is a new york prosecutor who nose her way around washington. >> president obama made the announcement of his new pick as attorney-general, with the outgoing ag. the president praised loreta lynch for her experience as a prosecutor and ability to deal with politics. >> loreta may be the only lawyer to battle mobsters, drug lords and terrorists and still have a reputation for being a charming people's person. that's because loreta doesn't look to make headlines, she looks to make a difference. she's not about splash, but substance. >> loreta lynch has been able to get through the senate, serving as the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york. encompassing new york city, manhattan. we are talking millions of people with high-profile cases. she received a law degree in harr forward in 1984. she's 55 years old. and from greens bro. the president pointed out she's the daughter of a librarian. even though she comes from outside the president'

appreciate your time >>> president obama nominated loreta lynch to be the next u.s. attorney-general. lynch is a new york posterior who nose her way around washington. president obama made the announcement of his new pick of the attorney-general, with his outgoing ag holder by her side. the president prayed lynch. >> loreta may be the only lawyer who battles mobsters, terrorists, and drug lords and has the reputation of being a charming people person. loreta is not looking to make headlines, but a difference. >> she needs to get through senate confirmation twice. she serves as a u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york. encompassing all of new york city, except for manhattan. the other four burrows, we are talking millions. she received a lou degree from harvard in 1984. she's 55 years old and from greens bro north carolina. the president pointed out she's the daughter of a librarian and a baptist minister. she comes from outside the president's inner circle, she has attorneys with eric holder, she chaired the ag's advisory committee. it's a question of when

loreta lynch will be the first african woman to hold the post. she's attorney for the eastern district of new york. she has two degrees, one from law school >>> after nominating, the president will prepare for a trip to china, and leaves for a first trip to east asia. the stops will include myanmar. he'll attend the conference. and earlier, the secretary of state says the u.s. is permitted to open trade with the economy. >> our goal is to remove barriers to trade, so that businesses in all apec economies can grow and create jobs and compete with other companies and companies on an equal basis. >> the president and cary are expected to focus much of their time on trying to win agreement on a ttp and trans-pacific partnership. several senator are calling for a criminal investigation of the air bag company. tack arda now something was up and secretly investigated its air bags in 2004, and found signs of fatal defect, but did not report them. instead it got rid of the evidence. the company calls the article inaccurate >>> another heart break in washi

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attorney general eric holder will lose office and this case and others will be the responsibility of loreta lynch, i don't think it's likely. if it was accomplished. that would be great. i don't necessarily think it's all that likely. >> appreciate you being with us. thank you both for joining us this hour >>> and still ahead here - ferguson was, indeed, ground zero in this case. anger and outrage spread like a virus. protests popped up in new york, seattle - all across the country. a look at the raw emotions over michael brown's death in a moment. [ ♪ music ] ♪ tonight talk about america ♪ al jazeera ♪ tonight we talk about america ♪ >>> the view in ferguson, missouri. finally from us this hour - a note about all that we have seen and what it tells us about the anger out there. another night of protests under way in this hour, under way in new york, chicago, oat land and ferguson, missouri, a determination to keep attention on michael brown's death in a side street in what is otherwise an unremarkable suburb and to the judicial system that to many americans left justice denied. this is rage. the

a country that aloots many >>> a warning tonight from the republicans about the nomination of loreta lynch to replace attorney general eric holder. the g.o.p. leadership tells the democrats don't push the conformation through before office is taken. a highly recorded loretta lynch won for her role as eastern district attorney, she can expect tough questions about the president's use of executive powers. let's bring in areva martin, attorney. i understand you studied with her at harvard. what skills can she bring to the job? >> one of the things that impressed me most is her straight-forward stewed. she has an incredible work ethic. she keeps the head down and gets the work done. it's that demeanour, composure that she has, and an ability to be objective that will be key to the job, given how polarized the congress was over attorney general eric holder. >> congress is throwing out the concern about her nomination process. how likely is this that she'll be confirmed. >> it's a catch 22. if you have a specific record or policy, if you appear too liberal, too conservative. that creates a probl

attorney general eric holder will lose office and this case and others will be the responsibility of loreta lynch, i don't think it's likely. if it was accomplished. that would be great. i don't necessarily think it's all that likely. >> appreciate you being with us. thank you both for joining us this hour >>> and still ahead here - ferguson was, indeed, ground zero in this case. anger and outrage spread like a virus. protests popped up in new york, seattle - all across the country. a look at the raw emotions over michael brown's death in >> a conflict that started 100 year ago, some say, never ended... revealing... untold stories of the valor... >> they opened fire on the english officers... >> sacrifice... >> i order you to die... >> and ultimate betrayal... drawing lines in the sand that would shape the middle east and frame the conflict today >> world war one: through arab eyes only on al jazeera america [ ♪ music ] ♪ tonight talk about america ♪ al jazeera ♪ tonight we talk about america ♪ >>> the view in ferguson, missouri. finally from us this hour - a note about all that we have seen and

loretta lynch is a federal prosecutor and it is confirmed would replace eric holder. >> loreta may be the only lawyer in america that battles mob officers, drug lords and terrorists and still has a reputation of being a charming people person. >> if i have the honour of being confirmed by the senate. i'll wake up with the protection of american people as my first thought. >> the president will lead it up to the senate leader for confirmation. she would be the first black woman to serve as attorney-general. >> mexico's president is heading to apec. many at home criticize him leaving at a time of unrest. protests have flared up over 43 students believed to be dead. >> reporter: this is the national palace in mexico city, under attack from an angry crowd on saturday the disappearance and murder of 43 students sparked protests across the country. >> the attorney-general says they were killed and bodies burnt by drug gangs. but these protesters accuse government officials of being involved. >> i'm here to support my fellow students, because the whole population nose it was the government t