amy: and denny glover just visited lula in prison in brazil.f people want to hear our interview with lula raqqa four he went to prison, you can go to democracynow.org. , they can for being with us co-director of the , center for economic and policy research, and president of just foreign policy. back in 30 seconds. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: we turn now to nevada, where a drug manufacturer has filed suit in an attempt to stop an execution slated for tonight. the drug company alvogen, which makes the sedative midazolam, filed a complainint in nevada's clark county on tuesday, citing that the nevada department of corrections illegally obtained the drug for use in the execution of convicted murderer scott dozier. amy: nevada officials plan to use an untested three drug protocol of midazolam, the pakiller fentanyl, and the palytic dr cisatrarium for dozi's ecution. neda will come theirst ste to useentanyl part of its dehly drug cotail. this s ecu

da silva will stay in prison for now earlier a judge granted an injunction for lula's release sparking a series of contradictory judicial decisions over the politicians faint the confusion has finally been settled by an appeals court chief justice who said the former president must remain in jail for the time being has been serving a sentence of twelve years and one month in prison for corruption that has more from what is always. there's been a day of high drama in brazil with different judges in different cities around the country disagreeing with one another on whether the former president of the suitable should be allowed out of prison he's serving a twelve year one month prison term in the city of quit chiba on corruption and money laundering challenges but one judge in the southern city of the work with the leg today ruled on the writ of habeas corpus that the former president should be allowed out to finish off the appeal procedure and he should be free to be able to do that than the initial judge the judge who sent to prison in the first place back in april he said that judge d

lula to stay in prison.. why does lula need to be in prison when he has a right to be released? taking their time with administrative moves that are not legal. this is embarrassing for brazil in the face of the world. amy: to see our interviews with former president lula, go to democracynow.org. in thailand, seven boys from a youth soccer team have been freed so far from the underwater cave where they have been trapped for over two weeks. rescuers are undertaking a major effort to free the final five boys and their coach, who remain trapped in the cave. in washington, d.c., federal prosecutors have dropped all charges against all remaining defendants who were arrested at president trump's inauguration day "disrupt j20" protests in january of 2017. prosecutors had initially threatened over 200 people, including journalists, with a slew of felony charges that carried sentences up to 60 years in prison. the dismissal of all remaining charges means prosecutors failed to win a single conviction in front of a jury

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arguably not doing enough to fight the forces of reaction and conservatism here is now imprisoned lula brazil's most popular politician ahead of october's elections in a recording that surfaced this week. if you don't put up a story that you'll see. if they should go to compete but if you. beat them still see only but unlike mexico brazil under luna could have been on the road to implementing universal health care but like everywhere washington's i.m.f. and world bank touches it was a long way off britain's ultra efficient l.h.'s although the n.h.s. was arguably funded by empire exploitation under the one thousand nine hundred forty five labor government which included revenue gained from fighting wars like in malaya for rubber in ten the future lies in the hands of those who live. communism supported by expulsion expenses except by calculated crime we believe we have a better way first the war must be won a british lost in the malayan emergency when clement attlee his government dropped hundreds of thousands of bombs killing thousands to stop a communist government taking control of r

lula was arrested in april after having been sentenced to 12 years in jail for corruption. to the screen if you area have been glued to the screen if you are a football fan. england and croatia were playing pretty critical matches and both came out as winners. football fans in england and croatia flooded the streets as the two sides progressed to the semi—finals of the world cup. the tournament has now been running for three weeks, with many games scheduled during working hours. the bbc‘s tom davies has been finding out how employers have tried to accommodate all the football on tv. from the pubs of paris... to the concourses of colombia. the ecstasy. and the agony. wherever you are, it has been hard to avoid the world cup and with so much going on in russia, perhaps it cannot be blamed for getting alittle excited at the obvious. i think that means england are through. but some businesses, like this print and design company have been trying to combine work and play by setting up dedicated viewing areas. we have football on the rooftop terrace here and in the offices downsta

arguably not doing enough to fight the forces of reaction and conservatism here is now imprisoned lula brazil's most popular politician ahead of october's elections in a recording that surfaced this week. be quick if you don't want to push toward it you see. we'll see. by the show adequate but it's my feet. but unlike mexico brazil on the lunar could have been on the road to implementing universal health care but like everywhere washington's i.m.f. and world bank touches it was a long way off britain's ultra efficient l.h.'s although the n.h.s. was arguably funded by empire exploitation under the one thousand nine hundred forty five labor government which included revenue gained from fighting wars like in malaya for rubber in ten the future lies in the hands of those who live. communism supported turnpikes expenses except by calculated crime we believe we have a better way first we want a british gloss to the malayan emergency when clement attlee his government dropped hundreds of thousands of bombs killing thousands to stop a communist government taking control of resources that were

arguably not doing enough to fight the forces of reaction and conservatism here is now imprisoned lula brazil's most popular politician ahead of october's elections in a recording that surfaced this week. be quick if you don't put up a story that you'll see. you'll see. the figure of a possible that should go adequate but it's. between them still see only but unlike mexico brazil under luna could have been on the road to implementing universal health care but like everywhere washington's i.m.f. and world bank touches it was a long way off britain's ultra efficient l.h.'s although the n.h.s. was arguably funded by empire exploitation under the one thousand nine hundred forty five labor government which included revenue gained from fighting wars like in malaya for rubber in ten the puter. in the hands of those who live. communism supported by exposure expresses itself by calculated crime. we have a better way first the. british lost in the malayan emergency when clement attlee his government dropped hundreds of thousands of bombs killing thousands to stop a communist government taking co

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aranza: en brasil se vive un conflicto lula da silvacondenado a 12 aÑos por corrupciÓn. continÚa el caos y las protestas callejeras en la ciudad de haitÍ. ha llamado a la normalidad por parte del presidente. se reportÓ que en el hotel oasis en puerto prÍncipe, donde se hospeda mÁs de un centenar de turistas, fue parte de un ataque. aerolÍneas suspendieron sus vuelos al paÍs. aranza: funcionarios dijeron en londres que la britÁnica que fue expuesta al agente nervioso muriÓ este fin de semana . la mujer y su esposo fueran hospitalizado la semana pasada despuÉs de que aÑos fueran afectados por esa sustancia tÓxica. se trata del mismo producto que se utilizÓ para atacar al agente ruso en marzo. moscÚ simplemente niega el ataque. fÉlix dos . cuando regresemos, le traemos fÓrmula unoen los deportes. ♪ ♪ >> un aquÍ y ahora en sÓlo minutos. sobre vieron a una caravana. cruzar una frontera, fueron separados.las victorias y derrotas de una familia incompleta. ademÁs, los marcaban como si fueran ganado. el lÍder de un grupo usaba con frecuencia videos comprometedores para silenciar

for the brazilian president lula could be released in the next few hours on the orders of a judge. and a bittersweet exit for the world cup hosts in a tournament widely regarded as a triumph for the russian. so we begin in thailand where a dangerous rescue operation is underway to get the boy's football team i'm a coach from deep inside a waterlogged cave the strong group has been stuck for more than two weeks but at least four boys have now been accompanied out by specialist divers the first emerged a few hours ago just before six pm local time on sunday they were soon followed by two more who were rushed to hospital all up ninety people make up the rescue team including an elite foreign and thai navy seal died as. i would like to inform everyone at home and all those who have been giving us support all along that after sixteen days today's the day we've been waiting for you're seeing the wild boar football team in the flesh now. or from the cave entrance authorities say it is an eleven hour round trip to reach the boys and their cage and get batek back again some of it is underwa

daniel shiloh who joins us via skype daniel it's an extraordinary and confusing situation here is lula going to be freed from prison or law. past anybody's guess as we speak he is still in prison including cheever innocence it could achieve that could change at any time the judge in the southern city of port au lait gray who made the initial appeal for him to be released is due to speak any moment now he has insisted that the group be released on a.v.s. corpus he should be allowed out. of school the appeals available to him on a twelve year one month sentence for money laundering and corruption of the judges and especially search your model of the judge who wants the initial inquiry who puts lou they're in prison he has said that the judge made you a has no authority that new should serve his term and prison brazilians on both sides are adding their opinions many out on the streets in gucci run cell follow expressiveness supports the loser of those on social media saying he's a criminal and should be serving his time in prison so a very confused situation with legal experts on both sid

and there's confusion in brazil as to whether or not former president lula da silva is to be released from prison earlier a brazilian court of appeals judge overruled an order to free luna but it seems the original order to let him go will the stand and he'll be allowed to leave. president donald trump is due to announce his latest u.s. supreme court pick it will be the second time he's been able to choose a justice in the past eighteen months and it's significant because his decision will probably swing the court firmly towards the right white house correspondent can really help get us more. few us presidents so early in their first term have had the opportunity to leave their mark on their country like donald trump does the supreme court is the final judge in all cases involving laws made by congress so those who are appointed matter these raise your right hand donald trump was first nominee a conservative judge neil gorsuch was confirmed last year just as gorsuch we had a home run there and we're going to hit a home run here and step by step we are making america great again trump

an appeals court judge had ruled that lula who was serving time for allegedly taking bribes should be freed but the chief justice of a higher appeals court then decided to keep the former president behind bonds. and the japanese government says that at least one hundred people are dead or presumed dead after heavy rains and mudslides in recent days rescuers are. racing to find survivors tens of thousands of urgency workers have been deployed to help more than two million people were ordered to evacuate their homes. well now to thailand where the rescue operation to free a young football team from a flooded cave is set to resume today a team of international divers will guide the boys through four kilometers of dark and at times tight passageways on sunday the first four of them were extracted from the cave and brought to the hospital details of their condition has not been released the elite divers now have to replenish their tanks placed along the route before they can continue it is a six hour journey from where the boys were trapped to the entrance of the cave the team spent nine d

it's been decided that brazil's former president louise in arceo lula da silva will stay in prison for now earlier a judge granted an injunction for looters really sparking a series of contradictory judicial decisions over the politicians fate the confusion has finally been settled by an appeals court chief justice who said the former president must remain in jail for the time being lula has been serving a sentence of twelve years and one month in prison for corruption. has more from one as ira's. there's been a day of high drama in brazil with different judges in different cities around the country disagreeing with one another on whether the former president of the suitable should be allowed out of prison he's serving a twelve year one month prison term in the city of quit chiba on corruption and money laundering challenges but one judge in the southern city of deliberate ruled on the writ of habeas corpus that the former president should be allowed out to finish off the appeal procedure should be free to be able to do that than the initial judge the judge who sent to prison in the fi

to solve the the impasse he has ruled that the arrest warrant is still valid and former president lula da silva must stay in prison including chiba where as you say so and not twelve year and one month sentence on charges of corruption and money laundering but his team are going to continue working it's obviously late on sunday at the start of the world monday morning other judges other lawyers will be back in action his legal team are asking for richard haiti this corpus allow him to be released from prison to exhaust all the possible appeal procedures they're saying that's the legal procedure that should be followed this wrong that he's in prison so the fight really goes on you will has said all along that he is innocent of the charges against did it is a political vendetta to stop him from running a presidential elections in october and he has until august to produce name forward many of his supporters opinion polls seem to suggest that if he's in it were it would stand he wouldn't that windows actions so it could in his very interesting situation where we don't know whether it will

>>el tiene muy poco en comÚn como por ejemplo con lula, correa y es hoy pulsa a la izquierda serÍa otroanando con la mayorÍa de los votos del pueblo mexicano, sino tambiÉn como izquierdista. >>dice que no va nacionalizar y el gobierna gracias a una baliza donde varios grupo y para poder seguir gobernando el va tener que mantener contentos a todos los miembros de su coaliciÓn. >> simpatizantes de morena aseguran que obrador ha demostrado que puede con la presidencia ser jefe de gobierno por varios aÑos y lanzarse una tercera vez como presidente. muchas de las cosas que prometiÓ las fue consiguiendo.} >>la Única persona que ha visitado mÁs de una vez todos los municipios de la repÚblica mexicana y sabe directamente de las necesidades de los pueblos necesitados pero no todos los mexicanos estÁn convencidos. >> ahora nada, hay que es mirar a ver que viene. >>obrador tomarÁ posesiÓn el 1 de diciembre de aÑo y una de las cosas que prometiÓ durante su campaÑa es mantener reglas iones cercanas con es dados unidos >>asÍ es como van los conteos lÓpez obrador suma a al momento 53% de los votos, en

it's been decided that brazil's former president luis in arceo lula da silva will stay in prison for now earlier a judge granted an injunction for lula's release sparking a series of contradictory judicial decisions over the politicians fate the confusion has finally been settled by an appeals court chief justice who said the former president must remain in jail for the time being. and ethiopia and eritrea are restoring diplomatic ties and opening their shared border after twenty years of his still ety their leaders met in the eritrean capital for a historic summit the country's severed ties in one nine hundred ninety eight when the war began over border areas killing eighty thousand people those were the headlines here on the wanted eighteen continues on al-jazeera. but i was very worried that the example fits a whole could spread out and then there will be facing a you know a massive civil pedia and so on the country where you know can lose their ability to control the life of palestinians and you know without control doesn't work. any terror. the military governor came one day rea

confusion in brazil after courts issued contradictory orders on the release of former president lula da silva. plus eighty eight people are killed in flooding in western japan and millions more are advised to seek safety. government minister in charge of leading the u.k.'s bragg's of negotiations has reportedly resigned according to. u.k. media david davis quit as bragg's it minister just hours after prime minister tony so maybe i'm not as she was going to take a cab and its plan for leaving the european union to brussels may has struggled to unite factions within her ruling conservative party over how the u.k. is going to proceed with bragg's it brooks is a professor of law and government addendum university joining us now on skype from durham in the u.k. thank you very much indeed for your time i want to talk about the impact on drugs that in a moment where do you think this leaves to these amaze leadership in the u.k. . i think it leaves it somewhere close in tatters especially if david davis could take someone within. this he was a very key minutes secretary of states in her cabi

landslide warnings have been issued and it's been this decided the brazil's former president luiz inacio lula da silva will stay in prison for now earlier a judge granted an injunction for lulu's release sparking as series of contradictionary judicial decisions over the politicians fate the confusion is finally being settled by the appeals court chief justice who said the former president must remain in jail for the time being lou has been serving a sentence of twelve years and one month in prison for corruption. rioting continues in haiti over the proposed hike in fuel prices even though the government to suspend of the controversial policy police have fired warning shots of protesters and strip supermarkets at least three people have died since demonstrations began against the government's plan to increase fuel prices by around forty percent those are the headlines the news continues here after al-jazeera world by phone might have been added. but i still think so why seventy. so who. should. serve. as i mean. i want to live up. to the message that i mean there's no right to knowing anything

president luis in a silver will stay in prison for now earlier a judge granted an injunction for lula's release sparking a series of contradictory judicial decisions over the politicians fate and you can follow those stories of course on our website at al-jazeera dot com more news in half an hour here but next on al-jazeera it's the wanted eighty do stay with us. you hope you and then it was seven i was just. six years or living with my family in an official account. most of the time we didn't go outside. boring life. the only thing we could do indoors was reading coming. and the syrian camp i knew that i'm posting it even that i never been the. and they only saw my homeland and the news. and the news also heard about the palestinians of illusion. of what they called the intifada. i remember reading a comic book about. the story to a story about a teen. who were born in an estate in cuba and. it's a horde town. maybe you think that cows are all the same and they are stupid and lazy and just grazing all day with nothing going on that. maybe you should think again. i can't remember the co

is to be released from prison early a brazilian court of appeals judge overruled an order to free lula but it seems the original order it does now stand has been serving a sentence of twelve years and one month in prison for corruption and money laundering. at least ten people have died in turkey after a train crash near the greek border seventy three others were injured when five carriages came off the rails close to the city of colu nine members of tunisia's national guard have been killed in an attack engine do been near the border without syria grenades were thrown at two cars in what local media are calling an ambush. shops have been burned and looted in haiti's capital as anger rises over the government's attempt to raise fuel prices by around forty percent at least three people have died since the demonstrations began eighty's police chief has ordered officers to crack down on what he called bandits who disturb the peace and security of the country. well those are the headlines but i have much more on everything we're covering in the news hour that in about twenty five minutes t

confusion in brazil that a court issued contradictory orders on the release of the former president lula da silva. of the program rescuers are poised to resume the operation of a group of teenagers and their football coach from a flooded cave in northern thailand now four boys were pulled out in the first phase on sunday but it was put on hold for divers to replenish their supplies and there has been rain overnight which could mean rising water and dwindling oxygen levels inside the cave is a fast moving story and has been for two weeks our correspondents have been on the scene step basson is there at the moment in chiang rai and step we are expecting an update from the mission command certainly a change of tone and optimism since some of those boys were rescued. absolutely of course there's been optimism since last night much earlier than expected the boys came out one by one four in total now and they're all in the hospital we still have yet to her hear about their condition we're still waiting for the commander to brief journalists on what the condition is of these four boys there has

back in brazil the supreme court is considering former president lula subpoena all of a twelve year sentence he received for corruption his plans to run for president i mean danger of being to rail. i love my job to l.a. just stop a bullet it don't die political because india. has since stopped by their support but there is no need for their add discourteous to the system when they look at my said i'm a law month is that if you need to know a supporter you know alison i was selling real guns here produced in the fall says there were democrats will file system g. started you did one sin stop but you sushi had a deal so scarce as who'd sold my soul to quote this you are whatever want me into this is sad but i would doubt pleasure bought into going to die i just thought it could cope so before that. i was one of the rich the company hopes the agreements he does sign with eight countries will allow it to continue operating us one of the largest construction companies in the world. or the us wants to continue work can you give me a compelling reason why after all that we know after all the lives

and confusion in brazil after courts issued contradictory alters on the release of former president lula da silva. rescuers are yet to resume the operation to extract a youth football team from a flooded cave in northern thailand four boys were pulled out in the first phase on sunday but it's being put on hold for divers to replenish supplies and there has been rain overnight which could mean rising water and dwindling oxygen levels inside the cave let's talk to scott hi-lo who's in shanghai right what's going to happen when the rescue operation actually begins scott. well rubble know the very details of that in i'd say the next hour or so that the head of the rescue mission is about to hold his morning press conference again not up at the cave mouth anymore everything has been moved down here to the main road here really close to where the cave central part of the cave i should say is so what here's some more details of what's going to be happening today on monday what we do know what sources are telling us is this replenishing process you know a lot of oxygen was used need to be replac

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an appeals court in brazil has cancelled an order to release the country's former president, lula dage of the same court. the popular left—wing politician is serving a 12—year sentence for corruption. us secretary of state mike pompeo has dismissed accusations by north korea that he engaged in "gangster—like" behaviour during a visit there. now in the vietnamese capital hanoi, he stressed that denuclearisation was a condition for lifting sanctions. mr pompeo urged north korea to follow the example of vietnam, saying president trump believed pyongyang could replicate its path to normal relations with washington and to prosperity. let's get a little more now on the rescue of the young football team from a cave in thailand. the whole rescue mission has been a race against time, with the fear that heavy rains might return at any moment, flooding the caves again, and making it impossible to bring the trapped boys out. sarah keith—lucas from our weather team has been looking at what's in store for the region in the coming days. it is all eyes on the skies above thailand and of course we're

and confusion in brazil after courts issue contradictory orders on the release of former president lula da silva. a government minister in charge of leading the u.k.'s brags of negotiations has resigned and david davis has quit his brags it minister just days after prime minister to lisa may announce she was going to take a cab and its plan for leaving the european union to brussels may has struggled to unite factions within her ruling conservative party over how the u.k. will proceed with bragg's it tom brooks is a professor of law and government at darren university and he says the resignation is hugely damaging for prime minister to resign may. he was a very key minutes secretary of state in her cabinet the lead negotiator for bracks it she's only just brought together her katter full cabinet for the one and only time to agree what their backs it will be and during the next few days was going to release their their white paper explaining what exactly the government's breck's its final breaths it view was to be for brussels for him to leave right now quite literally that the crunch ti

the federal court in brazil has ruled that former president luiz inacio ‘lula' da silva must remain injailfusion, which started with a judge from the same court issuing an order for his release. the head of the court has said there is no legal basis to release the former president, who is in jail for corruption, meaning he won't be free to stand in 0ctober‘s presidential election. president donald trump will announce his nominee for the us supreme court today. the newjudge will succeed retiring justice anthony kennedy who was a swing vote on the nine—member court. it is believed president trump's choice will dramatically affect many aspects of american life, from abortion to voting rights and immigration. prince louis is being christened today. the youngest child of the duke and duchess of cambridge will be baptised at the chapel royal at stjames's palace in london. the ii—week—old, who is fifth in line to the throne, will be baptised by the archbishop of canterbury, the most reverend justin welby. prince george, four, and three—year—old princess charlotte will be there for their younger b

in the form of brazilian president lula could be released from prison shortly after a day of wrangling between two judges. four boys have been rescued in the first phase of an operation to save a football team trapped in a waterlogged cave in thailand the rescue of the remaining eight boys and that coach has been put on hold until monday to give the divers time to replenish oxygen supplies scott haida has the latest on the operation now from chiang rai after more than two weeks deep underground one by one the boys emerged and were taken away by ambulance their ordeal finally came to rescuers launched a daring effort to bring them out guiding them through a four kilometer labyrinth of treacherous tunnels. head of the rescue mission described it as d. day and called the boys by the nickname of their football team when he confirmed the first extraction had been a success. you know i would like to inform everyone at home and all those who have been giving us support all along that after sixteen days today's a big day we've been waiting for we are seeing the wild boar football team in the f

a judge overruled an order to release the form of brazilian president lula. and casualties and control the sea the dangers of the annual pamplona bull run. for boys have been rescued in the first phase of an operation to save a football team trapped in a water no cave in thailand the rescue of the remaining eight boys in that coach has been put on hold until monday to give the divers time to repair oxygen supplies scott hyla has the latest from chiang rai. after more than two weeks trapped deep underground one by one the boys emerged and were taken away by ambulance their ordeal finally came to an end when rescuers launched a daring effort to bring them out guiding them through a four kilometer labyrinth of treacherous tunnels and caves the head of the rescue mission described it as d. day and called the boys by the nickname of their football team when he confirmed the first extraction had been a success. you know i would like to inform everyone at home and all those who have been giving us support all along that after sixteen days today's the day we've been

an appeals court in brazil has cancelled an order to release the country's former president, lula dad — order by another judge of the same court. the popular left—wing politician is serving a 12—year sentence for corruption. a show of freedom or sexism? 5 young women have been asked to police the streets of broummana in lebanon, a touristy area up in the mountains, wearing shorts. it's causing a bit of a stir in the media and online. let's return now to sophie long at the cave system in tham luang. what is happening where you are? there is a lot of action here in camp we have seen there is a lot of action here in camp we have seen ambulances go in and a few come out towards the cave entrance about 500 metres up a track behind me. the remaining nine stuck four kilometres inside a cave inside that mt there. at 10am local time yesterday we had confirmation that the evacuation part of the search and rescue operation would begin. we we re and rescue operation would begin. we were told it would take at least 11 hours for one boy to the brought out. it happened far more quickly than that an

confusion in brazil after calls issue contradictory orders in the release of the former president lula da silva. plus warnings of extreme danger after eighty eight people are killed interventional rains and flooding in western japan. welcome to the program rescuers are poised to resume the operation to extract a youth football team from a flooded cave in northern thailand four boys were pulled out in the first phase on sunday but it was put on hold for divers to replenish supplies and there has been rain overnight which could mean rising water and wind link oxygen levels inside the cave. let's go straight over to ryan's called hyla who's been following events for the past few weeks and certainly these crucial hours as the young men are rescued and scott we are expecting an update from the mission command about a change in tone and optimism since some of those boys have been rescued. we're expecting that eminently and what it is as you said the rescue mission commander we're going to hear probably you know kind of an update of what happened we heard from him sunday evening you know just

an appeals court in brazil has cancelled an order to release the country's former president lula da silvaby another judge of the same court. the popular left—wing politician is serving a 12—year sentence for corruption. a show of freedom or sexism? five young women have been patrolling the streets wearing shorts, and it is causing a stall stir in the media and online —— causing a stir in the media and online. everybody‘s happy. let's return now to sophie long, at the cave system in tham luang. we spoke at about the same time yesterday. at this point in time the operation will be about to begin. can we have a recap of what happened between then and now? yes, of course. we got official confirmation that the rescue operation had begun at 10am local time yesterday. we we re at 10am local time yesterday. we were told that it would take at least 11 hours to bring each of the boys out. it took much less time than that, the first boy emerged just about eight hours later. he was followed soon after by a second, then a third and then a fourth, and all those four boys were taken to a hospital. there

lula da silva had been sentenced to twelve years and one months in prison for corruption and money laundering it could be released in the next few hours it is a very important development in brazil and we will bring you more on this breaking news as we get it. ethiopia's prime minister is in neighboring eritrea for a historic summit in the first such visit by any ethiopian leader in more than twenty years. as information minister has described his greeting by eritrean president of worki as a brotherly embrace ethiopia and eritrea fought a costly war between one thousand nine hundred eighty and two thousand over a disputed border but there have been signs of improving relations in recent months after prime minister ivory agreed to accept the terms of a peace deal that ended that conflict halleluiah luli is the program director of a money africa and he thinks the shared history of the two countries are more and is more important than the differences. this isn't just peace between two countries to ordinary countries for two or three neighbors if you can your three you have video of each history

running for president and he's second in the opinion polls after the jail former president louis ignacio lula da silva who are likely to be likely be barred from running also not of his promise to dissolve state companies to crack down on crime and take brazil out of the paris climate change agreement if he's elected in october the president of france the money on the corner has ordered a reshuffle of his staff after a video showing his former bodyguard assaulting a protest up on exams but nama seen here to the rights of mark kong has been charged with gang violence after he was identified beating up a protester he's now under investigation for interfering in public service and wearing a police badge illegally president mccrum sacked on friday after a video of the assault went viral a tiny remote village in greenland has been nervously watching an eleven million tonne iceberg that struck did next to the settlement if it breaks up people fear the waves could wipe out their community dick clark reports now from the remote innuit village. helicopters in these parts of the lifeline for small inui

lula da. and someone else will be celebrating tonight will it be creation will it be england that's the question it's heartbreaking isn't it for the country that that misses out at this stage it's so close and yet so far away and you think ninety minutes you know it's a long time in a football game but if you come off the wrong foot it is really a short time as we saw with belgium yesterday you fall behind in the fifty first minute you know that the clock is running down so quickly. and to change from your plan a into its plan b. and that might not be the biggest difference between that but to change. it takes a little bit of time the manager in his plan b. needs to make the substitutions and will that's when martin if he did that yesterday but then the players they have to implement that and then in that period time just goes and then you look up at the clock and you could not panic but you you kind of get this feeling you need to rush things a little bit and once you start with that very ver

president opinion polls suggest that he's in second place after the jailed for the president louis ignacio lula da silva who will likely be barred from running if he's elected in october also those promised to dissolve state companies to crack down on crime take brazil out of the paris climate change agreement. a tiny remote village in greenland has been nervously watching an eleven million ton ice bug that stripped to next to the settlement if it breaks up people fail the waves could wipe out their community dick clark reports now from the remote innuit village helicopters in these parts of the lifeline for small communities they provide all services especially in times of crisis. below thousands of icebergs the result of the outflow of nearby glass is draining the greenland ice sheet. then the iceberg in question it is huge one hundred meters by three hundred why behind it you can make out the settlement of in our suit sprawled off a hillside. on the ground a community of around one hundred seventy people there are families there are children their bread is on the water has they fish and hunt

boar football team in the flesh now it's being decided the brazil's former president luthor nothing lula da silva will stay in prison for no earlier a judge granted an injunction for lou's release sparking a series of contradictory judicial decisions over the politicians fate the confusion has finally been settled by an appeals court chief justice who said the former president must remain in jail for the time being president donald trump is due to announce his latest u.s. supreme court pick his decision will probably swing the court firmly towards the right i'm getting very close to making the final decision and i believe. this person will do a great job but i'm i'm very close to making a decision have not made it official yet obviously at that maybe final but we're very close to making a decision. like that well it's it's there let's say is that what the vote but they're actually everywhere you can't go wrong rising continues in haiti over to propose hike in fuel prices even though the government's suspended the controversial policy. at least three people have died since demonstrations

juliette: former brazilian president lula da silva is told he must stay in jail hours after another judgeays he should be free. the appeals court is split over where -- whether he should take part and presidential elections. he was given a 12 year sentence for corruption. the operation to free the trapped thai soccer players is expected to resume in a few hours. four boys were brought out of the cave. the rescue work continue -- will continue after oxygen bottles were put in the case system. 12 boys and their coach was trapped when heavy rain pushed water levels up. british police say one of the two people thought to be poisoned by the russian nerve agent has died. authorities think the woman exposed last week, along with a man seriously ill in a hospital. the couple fell ill miles from where a former russian spy and his daughter were exposed four months ago. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. guy? guy: asian stocks gaining, building on a positive front a session. se

back in brazil the supreme court is considering former president lula subpoena all of a twelve year sentence he received for corruption these plans to run for president i mean danger of being to rail. i love my job well i just stop a bullet in the whole political bit as india. has since stopped by their support with the dole live for their ad discourteous of the system when they look at my said i'm a lot month is that if you need to know as opposed to no alice i was selling real guns here produced in the fall says there were democrats will file system and she started you did one since stopped you slew she had a deal so scarce as hoops on. this hill are whatever warm into this is cited but i would doubt that i ship thought into going to die i just thought it could cope so before that. i was one of the rich they kompany hopes the agreements he does sign with eight countries will allow it to continue operating us one of the largest construction companies in the world. or the us wants to continue work can you give me a compelling reason why after all that we know after all the lies we work towar

president louise and led to silver just a few hours earlier another judge issued a decision to free lula he has been serving a sentence of twelve years and one month in prison for corruption and money laundering. ethiopia and eritrea have agreed to reopen embassies in each of his capitals after the ethiopian prime minister paid a historic visit to repair relations both countries had been rivals for decades in four to twenty a border war that killed tens of thousands of people. jobs have been burned and looted in haiti's capital as anger rises over the government's attempt to raise fuel prices by around forty percent at least three people have died since demonstrations began earlier this week haiti's least chief has ordered officers to crack down on what he called bandits who disturb the peace and security of the country. and the syrian military and a rebel group in the province of their cues in each other of breaching a cease fire agreed only two days ago russian brokered deal so rebels agreed to hand over weapons in exchange for security and safe passage to other parts of the country. i

into the federal court judge was finally asked to make a ruling he said the president or president lula silver should at least end the night in prison but the impasse is by no means over other judges are likely to step in the country of polarized the country is split on whether the former president should be allowed out or not he has expressed his innocence all along he says is the victim of a political bent that many believe it is it is allowed out and is allowed to stand the presidential elections in october he would in fact with his supporters believe this and opinion polls seem to indicate that would be the case so a very difficult situation now in which president sue that depending on the legal wranglings with the spending twelve years in prison or perhaps by the end of the year it could be president again or brazil germany's chancellor is set to meet the chinese premier for talks on trade tensions with the u.s. both leaders have criticized donald trump's new international terrorists and his dominic cain reports it's not just american trade policies that unite beijing and berlin. w

waiting to see which judge has the greater authorized see the end of the day the former president lula da silva is still in prison including. the not twelve year and one month sentence on corruption and money laundering charges his legal team is still trying to get him out they had the initial judge saying he should be allowed out of the ritz a.v.'s corpus he should be allowed to pursue the appeal against that sentence and wall while a free man and that's what he was hoping to do but again we're going to have to wait and see if possibly and so on monday exactly which judge has the great orthorexia whether he stays in prison or not then what about this appeals process or how long is it likely to take because we have this this issue of the election coming up me. what we do. the former president of the say that has until august to register himself for the elections the first round will be on this on the seventh of october a second round it is necessary on the twenty eighth of october he says he's innocent of all the charges lodged against him that really this is a political campaign to st

is he going to be chavez or lula of brazil.promises about changes that were coming to mexico have not lifted people as much as has been desired. i would argue the reason for that is the fail ed education policy the education in mexico is horrific it's controlled by unions in a very terrible way. and you look at the number of people who actually go to high school in mexico, it is 53% of people in mexico actually attend high school. the oecd average is 84%. china is worse than mexico, but that's -- >> this is on immigration but even some are coming from south of mexico. >> from central america. productivity levels haven't moved in mexico for 20 years that's because education is horrific when you look at american productivity versus mexican productivity look at this look at this productivity prosperity it's terrible. >> paul krugman could make the case they tried the private sector guys for the last 20 years and got nowhere. >> i would disagree. i would say there has been an emerging middle class that has happened the democratiziz

is this a guy and chavez or a lula in the past obrador has been called a hugo chavez, and that's also why he moved towards the center during this election. >> michelle, thank you very much we appreciate it great insight as always. be sure to check out michelle's latest article on cnbc.com it's a big story and she's been all over it. >> i love that show, the best show one of the best. >>> trade war fears hitting many different parts of the global markets but perhaps none as much as the emerging markets, the eem down 8% over a month let's bring in a guy who's gotten more on the emerging markets than most of us ever knew that is great suit, my friend. listen, i don't like the eem because it's mostly an asian based etf any. but do you feel like the market is reacting fairly on the emerging side to all the trade talk, to all the trade war and currency moves as well >> yes, because the currencies have come down dramatically in emerging markets the emerging market index is down about 30%, so i can agree there is concern about these markets and what's happening but what a lot of people forget

their names are katherine, terrell, lula, marissa, from birmingham, alabama. they are right here.ance. you know which song they like to dance to? "jump." >> will you do it for julia? please. ♪ ♪ >> way to go. >> give it up for them. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that was amazing. >> adorable. >> worth the wait. >> oh, my gosh. this is so cool. >> wait until you see carson and i do it. >> car sentence? >> six, seven, eight. >> julia is coming up in a few minutes. we can't wait. let's get a check of the weather. >> it's going to be a nice start to the day as we head into the weekend. there's something cool happening tonight, a total lunar eclipse. here is the thing you're not going to see it in the northern hemisphere, you have to go to southern hemisphere. we're streaming live on nbcnews.c nbcnews.com/space. a cool sight in the sky. you want to check that out. cooler temperatures in the great lakes, behind a cold front that will still linger, showers and storms around saturday morning. on sunday morning our best chance of rain, we'll be back through the plains, midwest and also across the southeast. mu