especially in the beginning of that conflict and i totally don't buy this american argument of i merican nonintervention they the united states allowed its closest ally at that time turkey and saudi arabia and qatar and also israel to intervene as much as they want to and plus you know i merican agencies to have funded trained certain rebel groups that it described as mother in the position don't nobody has ever really vetted them properly and on the top of that as we know president obama is no longer in office there is another president in the white house who bumps. syria just last year for no apparent reason i don't know if you're heard but the american defense secretary just came out last month saying that the united states has no proof not evidence that sarin gas was every used in syria when in fact that was the main premise of threatening that country with but the strike so this whole idea that you guys can be grabbed later on after doing so much damage i just do not understand how you get to that. i think you're right to argue that there are certain consistencies in american foreig

consumption so what has turkey feel about a possible clash in the situation and will it welcome them merican military action turkey's not going to welcome any. any more complications in syria turkey and russia as well as iran are partners in for peace in syria any move that will spoil this. is something that turkey does not desire plus turkey is a friend of russia. yes we are allies with the united states but we have vested interests in russia and as i said the peace process has been started with turkey and russia between prison that go on and put in so we want that process to continue without any hindrance and outside interference is just going to make things more complicated but i don't think any kind of intervention by the americans british or the fridge is going to make any real impact on the peace process it's will just be a ripple say force comes to worse an american or russian missiles to collide in syrian skies what would that mean for turkey's operation in north of syria. we'll it's a very undesirable situation because the american presence in. the north of syria their alliance with

food imports that will hit merican farm states many of which voted for the. change in course successful economic reform a portugal set sail for a brighter future moving from austerity to prosperity. and it's a long time till christmas but modern day life is taking its toll on the age old trade of frankincense how would the three wise men have solved this one. let's do business it's a face off between the globe's top two economies and it's set to get ugly is financial market tension this hour over a trade war between the united states and china beijing's tit for tat tariffs on u.s. imports kick in today the government says the move is to safeguard china's interests and balance losses caused by new american targets. these american avocados that destined for the chinese market but they might not sell so well anymore now that china has imposed tariffs on fruit eat steel pipes and scores of other imports from the usa the rates of fifteen percent on one hundred twenty items and twenty five percent on eight others. the chinese government says the people support its

slap on lost in the because change color it's of this is maybe twenty minutes to explode then you merican the bones each half i-l. following on from his the last week to make it not a season but just before the house time whistle happens born in the box open the door for an equaliser with regular penalty take offense in that sense of danielle caligiuri was but. with just thirty percent possession cheika kept the school at one one to dominica to disclose did not. back to back wins put half a billion in a cold sort of mood but a peculiar gold from the good ship quickly i'm from new zealand but stadium. was needed to keep the europa league hopes alive councillor pushed for the equaliser but out still managed to double their leader round thanks to a super sub so you could. put them forward how to defend the cost of younger conceded a penalty which was expertly put away by these are just three minutes later father strike at davies cell could go the eighty seven good equaliser his ninth goal of the campaign and the result that points to would mid table finishes for both teams . well that leaves

inciting in fueling this merican pain against our country to rethink incurred their reckless actions destroying bilateral relations with russia which remain clear denies any role in this poisoning says never before have we witness such mockery of international law it is also convened a special meeting of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons would be c.w. has sent technical experts to examine the substance with which the former russian double agent and his daughter were poisoned but their best a geisha will be technical o.p.c. w. experts have arrived in london to analyze the substance used in the alleged poisoning of surrogate and you'll a script how this will only allow them to distinguish the chemical formula of the substance the o.p.c. w. technical secretariat doesn't have the mandate it's a very fine of the u.k.'s allegations by the way the investigation into the case is still ongoing the u.k. and its allies insist that russia was behind this russia then eyes any such thing and says that this entire fair is politically motivated there's been no investigation no

and saudi arabia and qatar and also israel to intervene as much as they want to and plus you know i merican agencies to have funded trained certain rebel groups that it described as mother in that position don't nobody has ever really vetted them properly and on the top of that as we know president obama is no longer in office there is another president in the white house who bomb. syria just last year for no apparent reason i don't know if you heard but the american defense secretary just came out last month saying that the united states has no proof not evidence that sarin gas was every used in syria when in fact that was the main premise of threatening that country with but the strikes so these whole idea that you guys can regret later on after doing so much damage i just do not understand how you get to that. i think you're right to argue that there are certain consistencies in american foreign policy but in the premise of the question you're wrong because you know look at the way you framed american intervention in syria at the start you said look america obviously intervene in interve

we are elected to protect .merican's privacy it is not for 30, 40-year-olds to be doing that. twitter at c-span, what keeps congressman writing that? caller: it was tried twice before with the obama administration. withnk the pendulum swung the snowden revelation. people became less concerned about privacy and more concerned about government access. ,he pendulum has swung back where people are concerned about privacy. the framework was a decent starting place. i think it can be stronger. there are republicans. the freedom caucus and the libertarians would agree a person's online identity are to be protected. i think it is time to give it one more try. host: how do you balance putting protections in the place but does not affect the business's ability to do what it does? guest: that is why i don't support the european framework. not only do you have the right transferur data, to your data, delete your data, but we are going to tell you how to design your site to protect your rights. should say we are going to give the businesses the discretion how to make the product that will

billiton and i'm going merican from great britain. in but i'm cursed the way you community have to my quito and set it on have started think oh she ations about the conditions of resettlement. i once had a look at one of the i had nothing from here there. was a consistent that happened just height of the family and we were on the high from a r.k. you know i think what a tough road it but i mean i like the thought of for somebody but up and then which goes through this is i insist pretty good either by their own around their house or you could use a can of standing on the steps there goes another way and we went to. iraq where so oh boy you know there's that one you know i don't know when you think of this gift of love from you know yeah. you know anybody seen on this album with guy. i ellida that they don't really know you know when you go to the site they get others imo and them and better luck on that but then you got young wasn't on the set but i look when people. forget what they are they have no idea just let me get in there nidi

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of merican bravado coral is a plant city that went straight from the drawing board to the waterfront it's attraction affordable housing and low taxes housing estate for one hundred eighty sounds and sun worshippers. the regular hurricanes the terror across the region don't put prospective buyers off despite all the warning signs construction here continues apace. former county commissioner ray giudice is this what a car looked like before the bulldozers and backhoes arrived. limited or lack of planning where they really recognize that there is going to be some four hundred thousand residents and sunday well they need to start planning for more open space and actually provide for development and growth away from the waterways so that it doesn't put people in harm ways harm's way. it all began in the fifty's when two speculators snapped up some swamp land. uninhabitable mangrove swamps became construction sites with very little infrastructure. the advertising promised paradise on earth. marshes and those mangroves protected the pine flat woods and the higher ground behind that now. oce

jane: one of the things, as you mentioned, he is trying to do is mericans to stay within the iran nuclear deal. mr. macron says there is no plan b. if he cannot perade donald trump, who can? is that it? michael: that is an excellent question. a lot of people in washington have reached the conclusion that you cannot persuade donaldrump on the iran nuclear deal, that he wants t out at his conditions for staying in and amount to abrogations of the deal that are not going to work. many european diplomats have been saying in rectht weeks, lookunited states is asking for us to do more to pressure iran to come up with supplemental agreements, but we don't believe that even if we take these steps, which we don't think are necessarily a good .dea, that trump might walk away from the deal anyw it is not clear that anyone can keep trump in the deal. yes, macron may be the best of hope because he seems to have is healthy dialogue with trump, but it is not clear that will be enough. trump campaigned vehemently agednst the nuclear deal, ca it the worst deal ever, railed at his adviserevery time they co

she, of course, was the second istory to merican have a husband and a son elected president of the united states. what a great lady. >> she will be fondly remembered oi absolutely. >> thank you forng us. >> see you tomorrow. ♪ >> this is "bbc world news." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected nes, and purepoint financial. >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal form in our mind, and then we begin to chisel. we strip away everything that stands in the way to reveal newb possilities.

again seek to compromise the in the credibility of the international investigation unfortunately our merican partners and colleagues the real investigation this council least of all russia should not be calling the shots way from carrying out those plans regarding syria or you're working on we are not able to support the tanks it would be like watching a fire and identifying that there is and doing nothing to put it out. this resolution has not been adopted and you. do hope that the mission for the facts both reach syria and we'll be able to sort out these things within its mandate to agree with the wiring to international tensions reports have been pouring out of the us the prong an aircraft carrier to the middle east and europe warships will replace another strike group which recently completed its mission to the middle east earlier washington promised a tough response against the massacres including a military strike moscow says such action would have the most serious consequences possible air strikes on syria were potentially revealed when the e.u. organization for the safety of an avoca

is live for us at the white house is standing by for a joint press conference alex the president's merican president has made some very disparaging comments about nigerians are indeed african nations how much do you think that is going to upset the tone of his discussions between the two leaders. i think we'll probably move on very quickly certainly we know that when donald trump allegedly made comments saying that he didn't want nigerians to be visiting the u.s. because they would never return to their hearts that provoked the u.s. ambassador in nigeria to be called in front of the foreign ministry to explain these comments the white house of course have denied that donald trump ever made those comments in any meeting and i think both leaders are going to focus on the agenda in front of them rather than revisit something from several months ago so they will be talking about trade as you see the presence of china trying to grow its presence across sub-saharan africa and of course they'll be talking about terrorism as well that was certainly the topic that came up during a very brief. appea

consumption so what is turkey feel about a possible clash in the situation or will it welcome them merican military action turkey's not going to welcome any. any more complications in syria turkey and russia as well as iran are partners in for peace in syria any move that will spoil this. is something that turkey does not desire plus turkey is a friend of russia. yes we are allies with the united states but we have vested interests in russia and as i said the peace process has been started with turkey and russia between prison that go on and put in so we want that process to continue without any hindrance and outside interference is just going to make things more complicated but i don't think any kind of intervention by the americans british or the fridge is going to make any real impact on the peace process it's will just be a ripple say force comes to worse an american or russian missiles to collide and syrian skies what would that mean for turkey's operation in north of syria. we'll it's a very undesirable situation because the american presence in. the north of syria their alliance wit

be like watching a fire and identifying the fire and doing nothing to put it out fortunately our merican partners and colleagues the real investigation. tensions reached breaking point following claims by the controversial white helmets group of a chemical weapons attack on the town of duma russian experts have been to the area and found nothing to show any strike has taken place in moscow to cry foul its called for international investigators to immediately visit the area but washington's calling for immediate action we are meeting with our military and everybody else. making some major decision. given that. we'll be learning you know pretty soon now the u.s. is reportedly deploying an aircraft carrier group to the middle east and europe replacing another already there raising the alarm the e.u. their safety body issued alert saying all flights around the mediterranean in the next seventy two hours should exercise caution stating that a potential strike against the mask would be ungrounded russia put forward a resolution that would require experts from the chemical weapons watchdog to c

again seek to compromise the the credibility of the international investigation unfortunately our merican partners and colleagues the real investigation this council least of all russia should not be calling the shots . from carrying out those plans regarding syria or your work and we are not able to support the text it would be like watching the fire and identifying that there's a fire and doing nothing to put it out. this resolution has not been a dog. but do hope that the mission for the facts reach syria and we'll be able to sort out these things within its mandate. the tensions have been building up over the reports of a chemical attack carried out of the town of do work reports came from the controversial white helmets group russia's military and chemical experts searched the area but found no traces of by and substances the patients being treated for chemical poisoning were found in dumas hospitals either this is led russia to claim the reported chemical attack is fake and staged to call for investigators to immediately visit the area while washington calls for action. we are meeti

consumption so what is turkey feel about a possible clash in the situation or will it welcome them merican military action turkey's not going to welcome any. any more complications in syria turkey and russia as well as iran are partners in for peace in syria any move that will spoil this. is something that turkey does not desire plus turkey is a friend of russia. yes we are allies with the united states but we have vested interests in russia and as i said the peace process has been started with turkey and russia between prison that go on and put it so we want that process to continue without any hindrance and outside interference is just going to make things more complicated but i don't think any kind of intervention by the americans british or the fridge is going to make any real impact on the peace process its will just be a ripple say force comes to worse an american or russian missiles to collide and syrian skies what would that mean for turkey's operation in north of syria. we'll it's a very undesirable situation because the american presence in. the north of syria their alliance with

about for years is get the oil drop the price down on that oil and keep it down there looking at how merican interests can get a hold of those reserves and start building up reserves of oil there we have lots of reserves of oil here in the united states but the middle east is also a very strong economic interest for the united states in that oil when you have good oil then you have good four percent below unemployment four percent unemployment and then you're trying to drive an economy from three and a half percent to four percent and that's that's the economic security enters that larry kudlow is that hearing that the president and they needed to have or a strong national security strategy which they happen place and also a hawk in their like in john bolton to be able to unite national security with economic security because when you look at donald trump it's about integrating immigration and integrating economic tax reform economic interests and growth growth growth growth jobs jobs jobs and it's also about integrating america's infrastructure hillary considering the negative impact on wil

the militants that were closest to saudi arabia while hobby militants merican the british they're upset that this their stronghold near damascus has been recaptured by the syrian government with regards to the way in which the attack is also i think something that should be discussed it was carried out early in the morning in order to shock and awe in order to create fear in the hearts of ordinary syrian citizens and also it's a it's a major holiday it's a major religious holiday sort of the equivalent to christmas so it's quite barbaric the way the americans and the british carried this out so and also when we look at history if president assad who i think has far more legitimacy than bamma or the british regime or the printer regime if if chemical weapons are so evil i myself survive to chemical attacks carried out by the adamas sane regime supported by the british government the people who gave saddam hussein those weapons in the british government in european government and in the american government they are still in government and they are also in major corporations so these are a

live from our studios in moscow this is our chief international john thomas glad to have you with us merican british and french forces have pounded syria with a missile and air strikes the attack took place in the early hours of saturday morning and came in response to allegations that the syrian government used chemical weapons against civilians claims which a u.n. watchdog is still yet to investigate. the u.n. security council has rejected a russian draft resolution calling for an end to the aggression against syria it happened during an emergency session which was called by moscow in the wake of the strikes so you wouldn't be cheerleading today is a sad day it's a sad day for the world for the u.n. for its charter that has been brutally violated and for the security council there so that retreated from its duty sickly views with three votes in favor eight nose and four abstentions the security council shot down russia's draft resolution now the draft resolution would have condemned the coalition's aggression as a violation of international law and it would have demanded that the west stop

incarceration rates this is a chart i looked i found and this compares it to canada england which to merican zz means the united kingdom we call england often here france germany italy japan and china so you see the united states has a huge percentage of their population in prison so perhaps that's a reason why but now i do know this was going to come back to the black man the plight of the black man in america a mention of martin luther king the top of the show and of course you knew mentioned some of the things have been going on in prisons and abuse and all manner of of open air prison like situations one might find at the airport for example the t.s.a. . i don't want to mention what happened to me at the t.s.a. do or not i was i was abused a lot. of my private parts spoke in a way that made me feel violated and i made it known at the airport quite. vocally anyway so the prison population problem in america the p.p.p. as i called prison population problem is one that is deep rooted in america's history and when i say that referring of course to racism which in my view is still in cold in

news doesn't merican need another prison maybe this rural counties only chance of survival around the country impoverished rural communities have pursued prisons in the hope that they will deliver them from economic hardship this began three decades ago when america's rush to imprison coincided with the loss of farms factories and other traditional sources of work that bolstered rural life the need hasn't diminished as we're all america still seeks a path out of the great recession but the exchange of land is no longer as promising as what it once was so again economic hardship farm income decline and the fact is that all we offer them is hey why don't you corrode. don't corrupt your moral character by like locking up people for decades you know america's prison sentences of one hundred often hear of somebody sentenced to three hundred sixty years for some crime here like well that's pointless but i guess is that good prison you know it guarantees a few jobs the great recession already talking about there was the great recession that is being felt by the top one tenth of one percent i

i don't think i've watched merican cast in twenty years. but i didn't even watch my own reports because as soon as i finish with my own reports i was on an airplane going to the next war so i can't comment about that i thought that the way in which the press was treated during the second gulf war because i was embedded for two months in baghdad was respectful was honest and was transparent and it was the three hundred sixty degree difference from the first gulf war first gulf war. the press was treated like a bunch of dogs in the alley you've been to numerous war zones but you decided against going to syria or for that matter to libya why is that why didn't you want to go there. make a calculus. before i decide to go someplace i would like. i'm happy to take a risk and happy to risk can say i'm happy but i will risk my life if i think that the report that i make is going to change something. and that's the sort of sophisticated combinations of things want to have to be able to get to where i want to go i have to be able to operate with some