massoud says on twitter that he's being detained based on a request from egypt he was the minister of parliamentary affairs under former president morsi is government is unknown opposition figure has been living in exile in europe since the july two thousand and thirteen military coup the us is planning to impose even higher tariffs on chinese imports upping the ante from ten percent.

minister says he's being detained by police in italy and fears he'll be deported to egypt mohamed massoud says on question that he's been detained based on requests from egypt he was the minister of poland to affairs under phone present mahmoud abbas's government is a known opposition figure and has been living in exile in europe since july two thousand and thirteen when the military coup happened. the u.s. is that him to impose even higher tariffs on chinese imports upping the ante from ten percent to twenty five percent oppose levy will cover two hundred billion dollars worth of goods tariffs have already been imposed on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese imports president trump accuses china of unfair trade practices and is putting pressure on beijing to reform adrian brown reports. is precious in china only fifteen percent of the country is honorable that makes the law shouldn't fertile province of very important especially now. close to the border with russia this is soybean country. china is the world's largest consumer of soybeans but it can't grow enough and so is relian

they don't they don't care if they get shown to be completely without credibility because only then massoud. isn't going to take you know they make any correction will daily register with the mass audience at c.n.n. . ok the same with the new york times or the washington post or the guardian or the b.b.c. or any of the. western media is very very influential with me still don't continue to downright lie as if nothing has happened in western corporate media they portray everything back to front so were two words you have these kind of alice in wonderland kind of through the looking glass. coverage in the media in the western media. occupy london appears to be the latest victim of facebook's recent spree of shutting down pages of social justice movement had its page taken down for several hours at the movement says this is not the first time that facebook has try to censor its content now occupy london is a social justice movement founded in twenty eleven it is a part of a global movement organized hundreds of protests against financial elites. the movement says its founding values are equali

of economic affairs and finance after a shot for the currency and amid economic it's instability massoud come by c.n.n. lost a vote of confidence by one hundred thirty seven votes to one hundred twenty one is the second minister in president rouhani cabinet to be impeached this month rouhani is expected to appear in parliament on wednesday to answer questions on his administration's performance it's been announced that u.s. republican senator john mccain will lie in state at capitol hill until a memorial service next saturday he'll be buried the following day tribute to been pouring in for the eighty one year old who died after a battle with brain cancer came as a prominent critic of u.s. president donald trump and mccain's family has said he did not want trump to attend his funeral rob reynolds has more. flags were lowered over the capitol building and the white house as tributes to senator john mccain flowed in but there was no praise for mccain's long career in military and public service from the current occupant of the oval office president donald trump issued a terse two sentence t

minister of economic affairs and finance minister fall in the currency as well as economic instability massoud. lost a vote of confidence by one hundred thirty seven votes to one hundred twenty one with two abstentions he's the second minister and president rouhani has cabinet to be impeached this month president rouhani i'm self is expected to appear in parliament on wednesday to answer questions on his administration's performance. afghanistan's national security advisor mohammed hanif atmar has resigned with the government under increasing pressure after a spike in fighting with the taliban some reports suggest could be preparing to challenge president ashraf ghani in next year's election his resignation has been accepted by the president but he's rejected the resignations of the ministers of defense interior and head of the national directorate of security. nunc ya'll is the political analyst he says public criticism and pressure led to these resignations. security situation inside afghanistan was. especially i think on the guns in the province and i think and a president who told people a

liz: this incident comes about 17 months afric after -- khaled massoud drove his car on the bridge. >know mayor of london, who might be most incom incompet public official. it should not be part and parcel of living in major city to be run over just because they don't want to take steps to keep their people safe. liz: thank you, jim for coming on. >> good to be with us. liz: coming. seems leading a bias anti-trump-pro-hillary investigation leads to a great reward, fired fbi agent strzok's do gfund me campaign, has raised a half million, coming up, fundraising should be for people who need it, not for people who were fired. >> andrew cuomo, new york governor saying that america was never that great. he is supposed to be a democratic presidential candidate in 2020. and be inspired to learn about the people and traditions that make you, you. savor your dna story. only $59-- our site's lowest price ever. >> we're not going to make america great again. it was never that great. we have not reached greatness. we will reach greatness when every american is fully engaged. >> dlemcra democrat n

today's attack over a year after massoud plowed a car into crowds on westminster bridge, killing 5 before stabbing a police officer to death. there have been over a dozen vehicle attack, last april, a mini bus drove into outdoor seating area in muenster, germany, last year, august. killing 13 in barcelona, injuring 50, christmastime, berlin, attacker shot a truck driver, stole his truck, and drove it to a market killing 11 much. much. >> in france, 87 kills on bastille day. this as president trump war against terror continues, terror attacks in middle east and north africa dropped by almost 40% last year, but this week, a brand-new ur u.n. report, showsp to 30,000 isis terrorists are still on the move in syria and iraq. the u.n. said that al qaeda is strstrengthening too. david, your take on the attack in london. >> a reminder, terrorists, when you squeeze the balloon in one part of the world they find others. we did have haimer come down on isis in recent times, syrian civil war and other factors spread, and they start using cars and other tools. when we harden targets on airlines and tr

the site of a terror attack in march of last year when khalifa massoud plodded car into crowds on westminster bridge. four people died. we will provide further information on this accident from this incident when we have it. train to read to cover the in turkey. the lira has now stabilized near lows for right now after the currency tumbled as much as 10% overnight as turkey central bank took steps to address the financial crisis there. turkey's president blaming economic terrorists on social media for the plunge in the lira which has fallen 40% this year. the weakness also following the trump administration's recent move to double tariffs against turkish steel and aluminum after detained fingerprints and on terrorism charges. white house national security adviser john bolton met yesterday with turkey's ambassador to the united states to discuss her and since they. cheryl: one week later he unmasked as providing information about the surprise treat on taking tests for private. in the blog, saudi arabia is sovereign wealth fund has approached them several times about providing financial support

and the key point for your audience to know is that there was a professor who basically -- massoud, who basically was sort of the -- a potentially central point of linking the russians with the trump campaign. he was in the united states and papadopoulos lies made it very difficult for the mueller team to be able to interview him or to even detain him. he's now no longer in the united states. and they're unable to have those conversations with this professor. it's based on one person and sort of a missed opportunity but the bigger point is you don't lie. even if you're lying and say you want to be helpful, if you're not helpful, we want you to go to jail. >> so we now have two letters, juliette, protesting the trump handling over the security clearances. one which by 15 former intelligence officers. one by 60 former cia officials. i want to read from the second letter. okay? it says, "we believe equally strongly that former government officials have the right to express their unclassified views on what they see as critical national security issues without fearing of being punished for d

the minister of economic affairs of five made a sharp fall in the currency and economic instability massoud. lost a vote of confidence by one hundred thirty seven to one hundred twenty one he's the second minister of president rouhani is cabinet to be removed this month president rouhani is expected to appear in parliament to answer questions about his administration's performance millions of people are trying to rebuild their lives after the worst flooding in a century in the indian state of carola a large proportion of its economy is reliant upon tourism and now as the water starts to recede there are fears that the industry has been badly damaged andrew thomas reports. this lush and beautiful is how carola should look and what the trunks of visitors. tourism accounts for twelve percent of the southern indian state's economy and twenty percent of its jobs organists flooding has already hit the industry hard i think about thirty five to eighty person cancellations that happened during that. everyone all the tourists were able. to separate years have gone back. a similar percentage of septe

he was talking about how it was 17 months ago a fellow by the name of khalid massoud killed five right there on the westminster bridge before memberring the member of congress by the name of keith palmer. ainsley: go ahead, brian. brian: it could have been a lot worse. after that westminster bridge attack. they extended part of that barrier to protect pedestrians. they could have -- i don't know how many are hurt. right now we don't have a distinct number. we know a lot of cyclists were in the area it could have been worse. putting in barriers you see throughout major cities in america. ainsley: the barrier apparently stopped this guy from driving into parliament. when we were there covering the royal wedding we drove over that bridge and you can't think about the number of people hit and lives lost in that area. we reported on the knife attack. steve: yeah, the machete. ainsley: very scary when you go into that area you do think about it now a heightened sense of alertness when you are in that area. if you have been to london that's where you are. when we were driving on that bridge,

that is a result of the attack on march 22 last year when halley massoud rammed his car into people ondriving normally and then an ambulance was coming up behind him, sirens blazing and he suddenly swerved and then crashed into people. or took a deliberate path and sped up. some people are suggesting, was he doing some kind of reconnaissance? it's all speculation right now. it will be hard for them if he does not cooperate but eventually whatever other evidence they can find, usually from digitalfootprints, that will be presented to him and his lawyer. thankfully we are looking at relatively low scale injuries. one person seriously injured, one discharged from hospital with scrapes and bruises perhaps. it is that phrase what really sore from you, what if? what if he had taken a slightly different route. ? you canjudge you can judge to some extent how serious this is not from the level of the cobra committee that's going on right now. cobra stands for cabinet office briefing room, it's a subterranean chamber in the cabinet office in whitehall where every there is any kind of crisis or h