people who have been shot are foreigners and they are from africa from particular of from nigeria and madi and. you know hardly know the man who shot. wound do we. how do you argue that it's all right journalist francesco tomei in much ought to thank you. some sports news now in the bundesliga don't win the have quickly forgotten about the departure of style man obama young the strike was sold to austin last week but replacement loan signing. we made a dream a debut on friday night the twenty four year old belgian strike at school twice and assisted another as don't win defeat to collect. the victory elevates don't wind up to second in the wind is named at the time being. jamaica is famous for its reggae lightning quick sprint is and its bobsled as the caribbean i don't fess and bobsled team to the winter olympics back in nineteen eighty eight so iconic that a film was made about them and now the jamaicans are again in the limelight as sending their first women's team to the winter games in pyongyang. and obama of germany at the finishing touches are being made pilot jasmine candied a bit

they understand so madi understand that we have a voice in our you know aisle and that is what they called bison. they know that there's a tomb because they have been there so the dog you call up the term and we call it that to. we sit out the next morning to see for ourselves. after nearly two hours we approach one of in a way talking assholes forty islands. what we've come to see is hard to spot from the beach only from the air can you get a true sense of the sky a lot of what the united states military calls the dawn or. the dime is actually a dump it contains the toxic leftovers of some of the most powerful atomic bombs in history america's cold war legacy it is a tomb of nuclear waste the dome is completely unlabeled there's no fence there no guards there people can go there if they want and there's nobody to stop them but they let me up and make you worry about them by the way i mean that. was. i. for nine hundred forty six to nine hundred fifty eight the united states detonated dozens of atomic bombs in the marshall islands. and was in a way talkies hardly knowing its closest neighb

madis believe in yourself. here you legal laughing at jap sessions during a senate hearing. literally because that type of free speech is dangerous on the other hand it's completely legal to spout full on propaganda daily on c.n.n. and fox news am as n.b.c. you can push for just an endless war well being funded by weapons contractors and that no thing but you slightly go far to yourself added elfish look and racist. while he's under oath saying how much he loves black people and you get this cops lapdog just goes to stage a die in protest of call attention to people murdered by police but legal for police to murder three bowl that is that they can't exacts. kid. i kid i could go on with these for hours but here's one more i was a i was a in a plane recently flying over the middle of the us and i saw something out of my window that stretch for miles as far as the eye could see and i was like what the fuck is this what in god's name has torn apart the earth like that and then i figured out it's fracking that's what fracking looks like from above just totally destroying and mor

that includes a non-nuclear situation where later in his remarks before the armed services committee madis actually talked about increasing the u.s. military budget at this point the united states has the largest military budget of any country in the entire world it's bigger than the top eight other countries combined however james mattis says that it's just not enough this is what he said no strategy can sure vive as you pointed out without the funding and insufficient funding of created an open and under-resourced military congress must commit both an increased and sustained investment we must be good stewards of the tax dollars and support the budget for our military we need congress to lift the defense spending caps and support the budget for a military no strategy to provide without the necessary stable predictable funding if you need more money for weapons one who is better to scare the u.s. public with then russia well political commentator on iraq while saying such a large increase in the military budget is a dangerous step they want more money because they just want more money i m

of ethiopians powerful and it's coming to see the prime minister as weak and lacking in focus hyla madi i'm surprised his ignition may not satisfy all of the few press protesters but for some it's a start mohamed atta walsh's era. the mexican government is trying to confirm if two dead bodies which have been discovered are those of kidnaps federal police officers the agency may special unit went missing ten days ago from married state on the pacific coast they later appeared in an online video surrounded by heavily armed masked men john heilemann has more from mexico city. the video first began circulating at the start of the week and it's a two federal agents on their knees and surrounded by armed men they were forced to read a statement made up of that he's ations about the treatment of people by mexican security forces. actions like dropping kidnapping and disappearing people with the respect to meet their women or children in the video is really shocking image scary because it's rare for federal agents to be treated like this on tape almost in a way that's reminiscent of terrorist p

this draft says con grgress mady joint ballot and appointed treasure and it is scratched out and it says the congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes, which is the draft we know. it is september 12th and they are just cutting and pasting and scratching word out. let's go back to the interactive constitution.org/treasures and look at some of the crucial changes. let's go down and see it. here we are at the text of the document we just saw. my goodness, let's read the preamble, which is evolving into its final form. we, the people of the united states, in order to form a more perfect union, established justice, ensure domestic tranquility and provide for the common defense and promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of our prosperity, do ordain this constitution for the united states of america. isn't it amazing on this draft on september 12th, jacob broom has scratched out the proposition before establish justice so it just says establish justice. so it looks like -- check them out online. we have the idea the senate tries impeachment on oath and affirmation for the

the few purse powerful and it's coming to see the prime minister as weak and lacking in focus hyla madi i'm surprised his ignition may not satisfy all of the few press protesters but for some it's a start mohamed atta walsh's era. zimbabwe's main opposition party has named nelson chamisa as acting president of the party it replaces longtime opposition leader morgan tsvangirai who died in south africa of cancer on wednesday as more from harare. and. many opposition supporters are broken hearted. they say they are struggling to accept the man who led them for nearly twenty years morgan tsvangirai is dead. i was defeated in. three days. so we had. a chance to disarm the m.d.c. as national council has appointed nelson chamisa as acting president for twelve months which likely means he will be the party's presidential candidate when elections take place later this year chamisa is forty years old and popular with the youth we are just four months away from an election and we have lost the commander but i can tell you is that we do not have a crisis. all of the generals on the field of those w

you know one you're going to change your life one if you madi you're going to have a child one year you're going to go to school. if you finish in arizona and if you make losing your whole life. suppressed in your whole life mind and when you're in prison how many places have we lived well that depends on how you define with them if you spend one night in a town did you live there how about if we spent two nights in that motel if you were there a whole week or how about those nights in a car does that mean you lived there and i thought well i know if you unpaired all of your things we counted eleven places so five we live now we lost track we couldn't remember the names of the towns of the houses we lived in who wanted the look i'm not going head to. head the mission the mission is it midwest usa. i finally find myself up and because i'm in love with everybody is that i grant. you that you just wanted. to get together live in. the street a little bit never mind what. they don't need a gun will show you a new they didn't know they were not slaves ukraine is very big on it even if it is . on

i think we're in a game right now where kim is playing for time and madis is trying to find options, to carve out more options that aren't as bloody for innocent people as a strike would be. >> paul: one thing that stood out for me is are there are a e of chinese entities on the list but not many, not a lot. we're trying to persuade china to be the main enforcer on north korea. unless china becomes our partner in that endeavor, the north koreans will figure they have enough loopholes. the u.s. has not hit cha chinese financial firms and chinese practices as hard as it can under the sanctions regime. >> that could be the next step, paul. what's interesting about the sanctions is they seem to be designed as well to put the world on notice. they're not just listing the names of the 56 entities. they're putting out a shipping bulletin, identifying some of these flagged ships, pointing out the ways in which north koreans hide the names of ships and use deceptive practices, ship to ship transfers. so what they're saying to the world is we're serious about this and you guys, as part of the

acquiring a warrant to spy on carter page wedding -- they mady use of the dossier which was an improperasis for a warrant and that they fail to inform the court of the extent to which this was a partisan document basically paid for by the democratic party and the clinton campaign. the democratic memo attempts to rebut it but it doesn't really do that. it says that there was a lot of other solid material used as the basis for the warrant but if that were true, then why bring the dossier into it at all, if they had plenty of other bases for the warrant? the second thing that democrats argue is that the court was properly informed to the extent to which this was a partisan document. i have read the quote in the democrat memo, and it's a masterpiece of circumlocution, ending up with only the vaguest attribution of this document to politics. it certainly doesn't tell the judge that this was something paid for by the clinton campaign and the democratic party. those are kind of the central allegations that we are dealing with and i don't think it's effectively rebutted by the democratic memo.

i think we're in a game right now where kim is playing for time and madis is trying to find options,e out more options that aren't as bloody for innocent people as a strike would be. >> paul: one thing that stood out for me is are there are a e of chinese entities on the list but not many, not a lot. we're trying to persuade china to be the main enforcer on north korea. unless china becomes our partner in that endeavor, the north koreans will figure they have enough loopholes. the u.s. has not hit cha chinese financial firms and chinese practices as hard as it can under the sanctions regime. >> that could be the next step, paul. what's interesting about the sanctions is they seem to be designed as well to put the world on notice. they're not just listing the names of the 56 entities. they're putting out a shipping bulletin, identifying some of these flagged ships, pointing out the ways in which north koreans hide the names of ships and use deceptive practices, ship to ship transfers. so what they're saying to the world is we're serious about this and you guys, as part of the united n

i think we're in a game right now where kim is playing for time and madis is trying to find options,carve out more options that aren't as bloody for innocent people as a strike would be. >> paul: one thing that stood out for me is are there are a e of chinese entities on the list but not many, not a lot. we're trying to persuade china to be the main enforcer on north korea. unless china becomes our partner in that endeavor, the north koreans will figure they have enough loopholes. the u.s. has not hit cha chinese financial firms and chinese practices as hard as it can under the sanctions regime. >> that could be the next step, paul. what's interesting about the sanctions is they seem to be designed as well to put the world on notice. they're not just listing the names of the 56 entities. they're putting out a shipping bulletin, identifying some of these flagged ships, pointing out the ways in which north koreans hide the names of ships and use deceptive practices, ship to ship transfers. so what they're saying to the world is we're serious about this and you guys, as part of the unit

madi many in india were shocked at his sudden death. space from a certain friendship level to which rose i think at that particular time for females to come to that level was a little difficult was the first news flash on my for me everybody had my home was very sad. she stopped acting after him marriage to film producer bernie couple more but made a successful comeback in two thousand and twelve but the hit movie english vinglish . life this is. the one. that many will feel she division like. to. vertica it is a journalist and film critic who is also the author of the adventures of an intrepid film critic she says treat every was far more than a bollywood star she was an excellent actress she was beautiful she was a brilliant dancer she was very good at pebbly emotional films but she was also very good and very well remembered for her comedy also she was she is or was originally produced other than india and was comfortable in those languages and initially when she broke into the indie film industry body good there was other dubbing po

of ethiopians powerful and it's coming to see the prime minister as weak and locking in focus hyla madi i'm surprised this ignition may not satisfy all of the few press protestors but for some it's a start but how to do all just era. well still a lot more ahead here all the al-jazeera news hour including was mourning the morgan china right supporters remember zimbabwe's opposition leader and look to the future of the movement. also the u.s. secretary of state made to wait in beirut also to deliberate snub. and in sports the usas gold bill picks up the first olympic title in film. i. traffic and i wear in fighting is threatening to has a barbarous main opposition movement apart after the death of its founder morgan chiang rai he died in neighboring south africa where he was being treated for cancer horrible toss reports from harare a. good. many opposition supporters are broken hearted. they say they are struggling to accept the man who led them for nearly twenty years morgan tsvangirai. i always differed in short. i was on the bus three days nobody. has been ok so we had to believe. tha

of ethiopians powerful and it's coming to see the prime minister as weak and lacking in focus hyla madi i'm surprised his ignition may not satisfy all of if you press protesters but for some it's us that mohamed atta walsh's era daniel biechele is an ethiopian analyst and a former director for africa advocacy at human rights watch she joins me live from new york many thanks i should say as well that you were arrested and jailed for two years for promoting human rights in ethiopia in two thousand and five what is it using the brought holly mariyam to this point was it simply pressure from the streets. thanks for having me the prime minister's resignation is such a significant and unprecedented development in ethiopian political history but not totally surprising given the fact that the political crisis in the country. that there was just reporting has really reached its tipping point basically caused by democratic governance for several years and a political repression where you know you're not used as political opponents and civil society activists of been labeled as terrorists and lang

secretary madis also said he wants to see the numbers stick to the national defense authorization act number, bringing it up to $700 billion for the year. that's the number the secretary asked for. i think regarding the deficit, keep in mind you'll see the president put forward a budget. that will cut spending when he comes forward next week. the challenge will be, it's just like last year, the president put forward a budget that balanced in 10 years. yet congress dismissed it. we do have serious concerns about the deficit and we do think that congress should do a stronger job of being responsible to taxpayers in curing the deficits. >> dagen: are we going to get some big infrastructure announcement on monday? >> you're going to see the infrastructure announcement rolled out and we're expecting it on monday. the president spoke about it some in the state of the union. we expect that you'll see greater detail of the plans coming forward on monday. >> dagen: mark, good to see you. thank you so much. mark short from the white house. coming up, a super bowl title not the only thing rob gr

you may have seen our managing director is quite -- madis quit open in advocating trade. however, the fund is not dogmatic about trade. one must recognize that trade openness causes negative side effects. a colleague mentioned the midwest. he talks about nafta. you know, i would invite each one of you to contemplate, for example, what nafta has done on farming in mexico where the salary of a farmer in places today is 40 cents per day. 40 u.s. dollar cents per day. policy-makers must consider the negative side effects of trade when it comes to the midwest. when it comes to financial services, the biggest problem is that unbalanced opening of trade to financial services may create financial instability. i don't have time to go into the details, but believe me, it can. now, what is very important to understand, however, is that trade openness and financial stability are not mutually exclusive. they're not a zero sum game. it's perfectly possible to design regulatory, supervisory, legal, institutional frameworks that contribute at the same time to more open trade and more fin

of ethiopians powerful and it's coming to see the prime minister as weak and lacking in focus hyla madi i'm surprised his ignition may not satisfy all of if you press protesters but for some it's us but behind it all just. here the bastards are kosovo says the semi autonomous region must allow a new war crimes court to investigate alleged atrocities by the kosovo liberation army he's been speaking to al-jazeera has cost of a past twelve ten years after declaring itself independent country symons reports now from the kosovo serb town of correction in china silvano marinko of each has vivid memories of her husband and there's no end to her grief he's been missing for nearly twenty years silvana says it was tough bringing up their two daughters alone but it see put out of all the difficulties i face the hardest thing is when my daughter is ask where their father is. silvana is convinced that kosovo albanian fighters abducted her husband along with hundreds of other people she's put much of her energy campaigning for a non-government organization that's demanding justice for relatives of th

. >> reporter: the powerhouse pair finishing in fourth place, behind zachary donohue and madis madisonubbell. >> madison hubbell and zachary donohue made a big statement on olympic ice. >> it was an emotional day for me, trying to let in the gratitude of being here and also being strong. >> reporter: another duo, evan bates and madison chock skating their way into seventh place. >> these two project to the rafters. they always perform for the top of the arena. this short dance is no exception. >> reporter: from the rink to the mountaintop, where big air snowboarding is making its debut at the pyeongchang games. >> the level of riding for women's big air, it's pushing the level. >> reporter: after two qualifying runs, jamie anderson, julia marino, and jessika jenson, pushing into the top 12, guaranteeing them a shot at the finals. >> the top snowboarders. >> reporter: anderson nailing a cab double-cork 900 to grab sixth place. in women's hockey, the u.s. crushing finland 5-0, in a semifinal match-up. >> out in front score. the u.s. breaks first. 2:25 seconds in. >> reporter: the u.s. wo