from all mati just shortly before he himself was arrested at a rally. i think it's quite clear that i want to prove to the system if you can also oppose. it wait we expect. we're going. for there are rallies to try to speak to to gather the people on the squares to give it heart really support a lot of hard core doubt critic and we've called right now they believe. that in there are 1st there are they are not course one actually started to cooperate with their character you are a shrink you know what you wrote you got really scared. somebody did start a rock here. his pasta caiaphas brushed aside concerns about police crackdown from protesters saying his administration would build up and dialogue with those who support the government and those who are against the government. these images though will do little to persuade the opposition in kazakhstan that they have forces will be had when the new leader takes up the reins of power there . joining us now is aaron tilden who's been monitoring the story for us air and on top of the on top of all the arrests

from all mati just shortly before he himself was arrested at a rally. i think it's quite clear that once you have stepped up their rules of the streets them actually come out oppose. it and wait we expect. we're going to see if she going to ask for their rallies to go to try to speak to to gather the people on the squares to detroit really support. part called out through the current political right now do you believe. critical tracks in there are t.v. personalities they're not coursework to start or to collaborate with there. are a 3 so what you can throw back you can't really. give a shit contributed to society iraq here. for his parts to caiaphas brushed aside concerns about police crackdown from protesters saying his administration would build up a dialogue with those who support the government and those who are against the government. these images though will do little to persuade the opposition in kazakhstan that their voices will be had when their new leader takes up the reins of power there. joining me now in the studio is julie a box learner wh

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said that he's still going to hold his rally in one of the use of money in defense of mexican think maty is a sort of celebration of that now what does mexico had to give up i think rob really touched on it there the biggest part of things that mexico is going to have to give up is a fact that anyone that's in the united states and waiting for asylum can now be put into mexico while they wait for their case to be heard and that can take a very long time in the united states that's why she something the u.s. was already doing unilaterally is already between 8 and 10000 asylum seekers that are already been put back into mexico but this means they can expand it the mexican government said that they will have problem programs for them they'll have human rights sort of programs for them so they're sort of embracing that in a way that they hadn't done before and accepting that it's going to happen another thing is the national guard now this is a new security force the president will preside over a dog it's basically his answer to mexico's record levels of violence now he obviously will and to

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100-year-old cross violated separation of church and state because it sits on public land,o but a maty of justices disagreed, deciding the monument's primary purpose was to honor sacrifice and not endorse religion. in prince george's county, there was mixed reaction to the decision.on a rlan is now under way for the peace cross. >>> if you'rea near the nonal mall this weekend, you should expect your phone to push out an emergency alert. >>> you should expect your phone to push out an emergency alert. nd security is doing a test on cell phones on or nea. if you're around that area at na:00 a.m. your phone could burz lou messagthe.cee ive a they say it's only a test and people who get that alert are not to do anything. >>> a new sports entertainment opens today. the third topgolf hecation in trea. there is one in loudoun coty and alexandria and a fourth is set to open in german town. t topgolf says the new location created 500 full-time and part-time jobs. >>> next up, people in their 20s and 30s are developing a condition usually seen in much older people. y doctors think this is happen

if it closes below that moving average, there could be weakness for not just stocks, but also the matiomplex. -- the commodity complex. guy: thank you very much. let's get some more insight into the global economy. we are going to talk to one of -- we are going to talk to the head of one of the largest trading companies in the world, joseph kaiser, siemens ceo. can you give us a sense of what you are seeing in your numbers in the sense of a trade war between the u.s. and china right now? are you seeing your customers cutting back? siemens, the u.s. is our number one country, and china is number two, so this is obviously of concern to us. with our customer base, what we see today is they are mindful about the geopolitics and the geoeconomics. there is some slowdown in the global economy. we can see it in both areas, and we are very mindful about it. josef: how are you changing what you are doing as a result of that? how are you changing what you are doing as a result of that? customerslook at our come a very strong in the medical sector and information, people are looking for value, pro

. >> thank you mati at today's that. teresa. spend a few more minutes about what we heard this morning. , ande turn to you, lubby you are supposed to have asked the question to senator warren. but her remarks were not just one minute. so you are not able to ask that question. you are both a school board member. whone of the republicans, we want to make sure the candidates understand they are talking to in this room. i assume none of those are your candidates, not being of your party. reflecting on what you heard, how do you think it plays out in this community? one of the messages i heard was that some of them were very ready on the census question. we made sure of that. particularly with the senator, i felt she did not have a plan. we have to to be on point to make sure that they understand that although the election is in november, 20 20, there will be consequences to this nation for 10 years. we have to be direct, and an sure they have an answer and a day oneexecute, -- come in january, 2020. we have to make sure that the cen

. >> senateri maty leader mitch mcconnell making some promises to 9/11 responders just weeks after being publicly scolded on capitol hill. mcconnell has agreed to have a senate vote on a bill that would extend funding for first responders. $7 billion were put into the 9/11 victim's fund in 2011 and most of that has been paid out. ow payments on new claims are being cut and the fund will run out all together by the end of 2020. >> to thousands of men and women across our country because they came together on september 11th and the days and weeks after. >> mcconnell has set the senate fundg vote for august. there is a house funding vote next month. the bill would extend funding for the next 70 >>> today members of congress will put politics a aside pick up their gloves for the congressiol baseball game that's tonight at 7:05at nats park. >>asews 4 justin finch h a preview of tonight's game. >> reporter: hey there, eun, olette. good morning. that's right. taking a look here right at the diamond we can tell you they're getting ready, gearing up right now for practices that start in just a fe

i'm raid, with the kind of people around him when you don't have a general matis anymore and he justt his acting secretary of defense, that he doesn't even have people around him that are going to be giving him sound advice when it comes twith how to deal wih this. so my answer, is number one, if he is serious about doing anything there, he has to go to congress for authorization of mitary force, he cannot rely on the 9/11 al quaida authorization of military force, and that's something we hope to be voting on next week. ths secondly, if i wa president, we would negotiate ourselves back into the nuclear agreemt to make su that iran doesn't get a nuclear weapon. >> woodruff: that the u.s. lled out of. a question about former vice president biden leading in althe polls. he has created a stir among democrats this week with comments he made about, ck in the 1970s, he said he had goo working relationships with a number of senators who had veryf ent views, senators on the far right of the political spectrum but said he worked with them in order to get things done. senator cory booker has ta

al-jazeera we've got more news coming right up in about half an hour right after inside story with mati tense life. on the counting the cost the trump doctrine arabs 1st negotiate 2nd who benefits as the global economy slows. what was behind the it's attempt to merge with run out and the shipping line that's going green counting the cost on al-jazeera. this year's free for women's world cup has kicked off in front with more fanfare than ever before so is women's football finally being taken seriously and why is the top female player not taking part this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm martin dennis the world's best footballers are in france to fight for their sport's biggest prize no we haven't confused it with the world cup in russia last year we're actually talking about the women's world cup the 8th edition of the tournament is being played in 9 cities over the next month football's world governing body pfieffer wants to reach a record $1000000000.00 television viewers and more international broadcasters a showing the matches live but the world's best female foo