the trumpet ministration ordered all government agencies to wipe off its networks a prominent anti-virus software for fears it could jeopardize national security the maker of the software is because the lab a moscow based. cyber security firm the department of homeland security issued its directive wednesday over concerns russian intelligence could compromise u.s. systems through that software u.s. intelligence agencies have reportedly tried for years to determine whether senior executive at. are working with russian military and intelligence it's a connection the company rejects its c.e.o. stating his business is caught in the middle of a geo political fight eugene kaspersky said it's not popular to be russian right now in some countries but we cannot change our roots and frankly having these fruits do not make us guilty there is no evidence to confirm these false media reports because the lab does not have inappropriate ties to any government the company is a world leader in cyber security and says it has more than four hundred million users around the world but unable to shake these a

election accuse the trumpet ministration of stonewalling the delivery of requested documents plus an up tick in the rhetoric between the u.s. and north korea we're discussing these topics and more on this edition of. politicking on larry king scores of documents related to the so-called russian probe have been sought by the congressional committees operating on a parallel track to special counsel robert mueller but this week comes reports a rising tensions between capitol hill and the trump administration over the delivery of those documents related to everything from tom's discussions about the firing of james called me to jarryd cushions security clearance leaders of the congressional committees and gone so far as secures the white house of stonewalling their efforts so what's the latest and what does it mean for the russian investigation we'll talk about that first with richard painter professor wald the university of minnesota he was the chief white house ethics lawyer in the george w. bush administration he's currently vice chair for citizens of responsibility and ethics in wash

at the very least that iran can't be trusted to hold up its end of the deal as for the trumpet ministrations efforts to try to broker peace between the israelis and the palestinians the president had this to say actually think with the capability. and frankly i think we have to say that if you are like i think the palestinians would like to see it and i could tell you that ministration would like to see it so we're working very hard in a to see what happens. it's likely that both men will try to touch on the issue of the iran nuclear deal during their addresses to the u.n. general assembly on tuesday it's also very likely that they will try to talk about the mideast peace process but their first concern is international peace and security namely that of israel and so of course expect repeated references to iran in both men's addresses that speaks mike hanna whose life rice at the united nations hi mike so recently there was a meeting with a range of foreign dignitaries to talk about me and maher held by the u.k. what came out of that meeting. well that was a surprising shift or emphasis in t

the state of california falls a lawsuit again and against a trumpet ministration we'll tell you why for the state. hello there the weather isn't quite quiet across the middle east at the moment the satellite picture isn't picking up a great deal of cloud atoll perhaps we'll see a few showers around the mountains here but away from there it's largely falling and dry the winds now a feeding down from the north so far marty around twenty five degrees will be our maximum temperature for beirut the temperatures just nudged a little bit higher over the last day or so we'll get to around twenty nine thirty as we head through the next few days a bit further towards the south no massive change for us here in doha but slowly the temperatures are beginning to ease now so around thirty nine or forty degrees will be our maximum over the next day or cypress a lot of always kuwait here and that's thanks to that wind coming in from the sea bringing in more moisture and also bringing in a fair amount of cloud and for good times to further south and there's been quite a bit of sherry weather here recentl

systems and says it must begin discontinuing use within ninety days the move comes as the trumpet ministration and u.s. government as a whole continues to come under fire for lax approach to cyber security risk management firm security scoreboard recently ring to government third to last in overall industry security rankings so to talk about the holes and how to fill them i'm joined by sam currie chief security officer at cyber reason sam i want to start first by talking about our top story do you think the decision to pull kaspersky is based on any actionable intelligence or is this more of a risk based assessment it has to some degree be based on information that we don't have access to right a lot of national security is done in the intelligence community through classified briefings and to some extent there must be some fear here however this person is a company that's been around for a long time has been doing quality security research i think everyone is interested to see how this plays out but the government has to act to make sure the software on their networks is understood and are kn

i think the chump in ministration is would a over its head now in its alliance with the saudis and now if they indeed are going to step up this effort to pull out of the iran nuclear deal i think it's not just going to be chaos in the other players but it's going to be so many of. countries in the middle east that are going to say hey. this just cannot stand ever since nine eleven it's like we've been pouring gasoline into the middle east it's just you know terrible not intended it will and then if you go to gasoline in the middle east it is because of the oil of saudi arabia that we are supporting this country for so long but let's not forget that iran has a lot of oil as well not as much as arabia but it is less exploited there's more money to be made there so i think it's a it's a very interesting correlation of forces right now and that as much tough talk as the u.s. is doing about iran it makes no sense meanwhile the united nations security council members the entire united nations just voted sanctions against north korea are you going to tell us about that well yes and i think yo

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help but with little success well this is north korea's first nuclear test during the trumpet ministration the last one came in september twenty sixth and here's some of the rhetoric from president trump that preceded the latest test north korea better get their act together or they're going to be trouble like your day should ever have been to trouble in this world. and this man will not get away with what he's doing believe they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never seen before meanwhile donald trump is sends another tweet he says that south korea responding as i have told them that their talk of appeasement with north korea will not work they only understand one thing meanwhile the u.s. sound south korea have been carrying out military drills across the peninsula and japanese fighter planes have also been flying overhead much to the annoyance of p.r.n. young and south korea has also stratton's escalation. we decided to discuss with the u.s. the deployment of the most powerful strategic assets of the american military that would enable us to neutralize north korea's nuc

as a trumpet of ministration been left isolated and powerless or does it still have cards . former reagan administration official author and political columnist. president russia and politicians doing the russian card to score points against. the white house is a. political force to work. problems the global reality over will. bring about a long awaited for the world. by the new cold war. former reagan administration official political connelly's to forbes and other media welcome to the show it's actually great to have you with us. the new low in u.s. russia relations in both countries expelling each other's diplomats and u.s. congress forcing president trump into a new round of sanctions on moscow do you feel that donald trump's compay to idea of and then this spat with russia is now a dad for good. absolutely not it's in america's interest and accords with america's values to achieve it to find a rapprochement with russia so why is it that trump who didn't want to pass new sanctions was corner of into doing that by congress which is controlled by his own party why are repu

well this is the first time the trumpet ministration has confirmed that there are direct channels with pyongyang and this was revealed by the secretary of state during his visit to beijing not only one channel it appears he said that there could be a couple or maybe even three channels of communication he made very clear too that this is not through china it is unilateral channels being operated by the u.s. this is very significant at this particular point in time particularly given the harsh exchange of words between the u.s. leaders and that of north korea in recent weeks mike the relations between the u.s. and china have rarely mattered so much alang from a jane brams piece there but ultimately they want more from china don't they yes they do they continually are asking china to continue to bring pressure to bear on north korea in terms of not only exercising new sanctions but in terms of fully implementing the sanctions that have been in place for a period of time the u.n. security council sanctions and of course those sanctions recently announced unilaterally by the united states

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which were for diplomats the next country's government has also been at odds with the trumpet ministration according to the latest order from the white house venezuela's government is uncooperative in verifying whether its citizens pose national security or public safety threats trump says it also fails to adequately share terrorism related information but because there are alternative sources to verify citizenship and the identity of venezuela nationals the visa restrictions the us has imposed focus on government officials of venezuela who trump says are responsible for these security inadequacies he's talking about so that prevents officials and immediate family members from getting business and tourist visas now the third edition is chad an african country just south of libya which is also on the list trump says chad is an important and valuable counterterrorism partner of the united states but that it does not. adequately shared public safety and terrorism related information therefore and tree into united states of nationals of chad on business and tourist visas is here by suspended u

dire expectational for a fairly modest they just want to simply understand where they trumpet ministration stands on a range of middle eastern issues and i wonder if you think that they trumpet this ration if south knows where it stands i think they do i think in this case when you look at it one of the things that came through very very clear was while the previous administration under president obama put that red line out there and then never did anything of substance to enforce it through the trumpet administration felt that the use of chemical weapons in clear violation of international law merited a swift and forceful response in my opinion it was forced it was proportional it was appropriate and it's done i think it hopefully send a signal to the assad regime that this will not be tolerated anymore mr lippold the bombing of the syrian arab a says dramatic as it was does not amount to a syria strategy and let's admit that even the previous administration didn't have a coherent syrian strategy you said yourself it was sending a powerful signal but in military terms it didn't change and

kenyan muslim into the white house this is especially true of the iran deal which the trumpet ministration is now actively trying to sabotage joining me for more on this is medea benjamin co-founder of global exchange and code bank and author of the new book kingdom of the unjust and the u.s. saudi connection medea welcome back good to be on the show to read haven't you with us so the administration is supposed to certify every not ninety days this is the congressional law that iran is complying with the deal and the i.a.e.a. every month i guess reports and says yes they're comply yes they're complying yes they're complying and yet. there is this debate the next deadline is next month about whether we're going to certify their compliance why. well the administration is trying to invent some excuse to say they're not complying the i.a.e.a. has said eight different times now iran is complying the trump administration has had to admit to congress now twice because they have this every ninety day deadline that yes iran is complying as you said the next one comes up mid october and yet trump an

is clear on the fact that it wants more from china yes it has the trumpet ministration policy has been from the beginning that it will ask china to exert pressure on north korea china being the closest ally and closest neighbor to north korea is in a position to be able to ensure that sanctions already in place are fully implemented this it be the criticism for a long period of time that although the u.n. security council and the u.s. recently passed unilateral sanctions they had not been fully exerted and china is in a position to ensure that the sanctions already in place and sanctions to come can be fully implemented the tillerson talks in beijing are clearly aimed at ensuring china continues what it said so far is close cooperation with the u.s. in terms of bringing some pressure to bear on north korea like how their life in washington d.c. mike thank you. still to come on the program the catalonia referendum now just hours away we speak to the man who. is the most dangerous in europe and a special report on the nigerian army crackdown on the oil. refineries across the new shared.

the animosity is not coming from the trumpet ministration which is being victimized by this leave the imaginary hobgoblin of a russian collusion with the trump campaign is being used by trump and these and other stories to do to limit his presidency. welcomed on contact today we discussed the decline of newsprint and its a fax on american journalism with former village voice writers tom robbins and michael musto they're writing now on line good stuff but it's for you know it's for developers it's for a politician's it's for people who actually have a personal stake in the outcome. as opposed to the citizenry that's the other voice nominate the village voice is still going to exist as a website so why can't they carry on the tradition of what the voice of hell did in the uk i wish i knew the answer. was chris hedges the village voice which six decades ago pioneered the concept of an alternative weekly paper announced it would end its print edition although the voice will continue to exist in digital form rather than disappearing as most alternative weekly is around the country have don

and you lou but middle east expert risk the trumpet ministration still wants to improve ties despite pressure not to. with develop and sincere original syria reaching a sensitive phase particularly in that eastern region the close of the border with iraq i think that the americans thought that it was very important to focus on the fact that there should be another kind of collisions whatsoever i think it also points out the facts which is an important issue to trumpet ministration this spite the congressional pressures that are you know despite the presence of anti russian voices in the administration such as wiki halley deal with similar sort of took are you aware that mr trump doesn't appear to have given up it seems that misty on his efforts to improve the toys between the u.s. and russia although how much will be successful is something which is open for debate as well as well as the sideline talks between russia and the u.s. focus on the un general assembly this week is likely to be on the korean peninsula last week the u.n. security council unanimously passed a resolution on ne

i expect the ministration to do more things aligned with that. we had good input on other issues.eant by that then was that that was that was the purpose for. if people believe that by becoming in any of these vehicles it means you can condone charlottesville, no, we did not. that is what i meant by that. we would continue to engage, because it is incumbent upon us. it transcends any kind of the transcends any kind of electoral cycle. -- i have 300 he employees. it helps to explain. i have 380,000 employees. it helps to explain. it has always been about policies. megan: one of the things ibm has been engaged on is the transgender bathroom bill. yourere communicative with employees. how are those decisions made about what you engage on what issues, policy issues to delve into, and how personally involved are you in those decisions? megan: i am personally involved, because when you are -- our history of diversity goes back. 1943, ibm had its first woman vice president. i had been surrounded by a culture of diversity inclusion for my professional life. this is a matter of war that in

and that the trumpet ministration should be more consistent in their rhetoric at the pertains to china a more diplomatic using more of the carrot rather than the stick method i think that china is on board to the point that they want to show their disappointment in north korea's behavior but as i said they're not going to go so far and or implement sanctions to the point that it's going to bring the regime to its knees that will be then then you're going to see kim jong un lash out and possibly use the very weapons that we're trying to avoid him using and certainly if we could get them to sit down and talk there's no guarantee that he's going to dismantle those programs and earlier today r.t. spoke with renowned australian journalist and filmmaker john pilger who says the international community is actually less concerned about north korea then they are about the u.s. actions around the world china is mostly lom by the not in space not by north korea it's always been rather a worry that north korea might provoke the united states but even these sanctions that have gone through the secu

the background california's attorney general javier basara said his state is suing the trumpet ministration to prevent it from building a more formidable barricade one which could cost more than twenty billion dollars we allege that they have violated that the trump administration violated several provisions of the u.s. constitution including the separate separation of powers doctrine and the tenth amendment. in california that's not going to fly last year donald trump won many votes with anti immigrant rhetoric and a promise to build a wall one which mexico would be forced to pay for mexico's president enrique pena nieto has made it clear his country won't pay anything toward a wall it doesn't want if the u.s. president's dream is to become a reality it needs to be funded by congress at least initially the trump white house remains confident that will happen the united states of america has a border the united states government has the control of that boehner and they were .

here is a ministration is appointed a senior general to oversee military relief operations in puerto rico after the devastation caused by her c'mere aid agencies they're still struggling to get help to those who desperately need it to as a post sent this update from the capital san juan. we're here at this convention center in san juan where an emergency coordination center has been created for federal government supported with no californians about what is needed on the ground and on the ground the situation is desperate for many people here in puerto rico there's still no water no electricity there's no lines of fuel fuel that is not only needed for vehicles but also for generators for generators that are being used in people's houses but also. hospitals for example showing there's been conflicting reports about what's exactly going on on the ground it's evil and complaining that not enough aid is being distributed and while the local government that everything that has a right here to puerto rico has been distributed the federal government the state that they have sent here everyt

last year under the obama ministration the department of justice reviewed the san francisco police department following a series of deadly police shootings. that report detailed 272 recommendations for reform. she scott says the department plans to implement the recommendations. >>> 4:33 am, police in castro valley investigating a hate crime after racist graffiti was found on school property. paul chambers says it's not the first time this year that castro valley schools are dealing with this issue.>>> these hateful words and images written on the back inside his pickup truck were found at cannon valley middle school in castro valley. the truck is the property of the district and was parked near the basket courts. >> graffiti was racist, anti- somatic.>> for that reason investigators investigating as a hate crime. the writing seems to be done with a sharpie. deputies believe those involved maybe under age. three months ago and invest get us a similar writing appeared on the campus of castro valley high school. another incident that had similar language written on a pole and a quad of the cast

would like to see it i think the palestinians would like to see it and i can tell you that the ministration would like to see it so will work enjoy the energy as you would have. it's likely that both men will try to touch on the issue of the iran nuclear deal during their addresses to the u.n. general assembly on tuesday it's also very likely that they will try to talk about the mideast peace process but their first concern is international peace and security namely that of israel and so of course expect repeated references to iran in both men's addresses now the u.n. general assembly as one of the vast the phatic events all of the year but despite that there will be several high profile absences as well the cea list has more on who will and who won't take the podium. the u.n. general assembly is the ultimate stage for world diplomacy and this year there will be some high profile first timers among them of course the u.s. president a central player in some of the major issues confronting the world the north korean crisis in iran's nuclear deal middle eastern conflict and immigration before

and that champion manning's cause could possibly alienate key figures in the obama white house ministration i think that's the most likely have you been very critical of why well i've been very critical of the obama administration frankly because it continued bush's wars in iraq and afghanistan expanded mass deportation of undocumented immigrants expanded. secret n.s.a. surveillance in expanded. illegal and unconstitutional drone war in afghanistan and pakistan i think we need to use the same standard for every administration we can't play favorites and i think the community. is doing itself a disservice. if it's too closely tied with independent on the democratic party which frankly has been. very slow in many ways in addressing the full range of issues for some for you all would and you've also been involved are involved in the palestine israel conflict and i agree with you you for. the transition is not separate from other human rights issues it's in rycote it's about it's about standing with all of the oppressed transgender rights as i see it is inextricably linked with human rights mor

don't know which jobs are really secure in the long term and we've been aware for a while that in ministration in technical staff in particular don't seem to have any future here kind of. that's why both unions and the airline are now demanding that german government set up a temporary employment agency as a safety net for air berlin employees left jobless after the dust settles they would be offered financial aid during a transition period while training for new positions in other words air berlin appears to be preparing for an undesirable outcome that the airline can't find an investor to take it on lock stock and barrel carving the carrier up is sure to cost many more jobs and staying in the airline industry or ryanair europe's largest airline by passenger numbers has angered customers with flight cancellations that basically came out of nowhere now the company's chief executive had said it was due to an error in planning the pilots vacations but now we know there are far deeper problems with the airline and that might cost passenger numbers because they might go down if the low cost airlin

so considering how out of control in horrific our policing is in this country the trumpet ministration gave it a good long think last week probably about thirty seconds. and they decided you know what cops need more military weaponry yes trump is overturning the restrictions on the ten thirty three program which allows the pentagon to give surplus weapons of war to our local police and they still are trillions we spend on military there is lots of surplus in fact there are but there are more than two thousand on used abrams tanks sitting in the california desert because what are you going to do with the more you got i mean you know how it is you accidentally keyboarding extra tanks for jack aids because you thought the brochure instead spanx i thought it said. thank god i just thought i was doing it does it with a lot of abrams tanks. do so soon pentagon toys will yet again be in the hands of local police departments things like an wraps grenade launchers helicon sult rifles and bayonets yes. yeah that's because like me on is you never know when the british are coming you never know yo

the trumpet ministration is determined to roll back a few civil rights gains made by transgender people it is up to us to resist a trans person's preferred name and pronouns must be honored those who have rejected their biological sex cannot be outed to the public without their consent and all those like the christian right to seek to judge and condemn transgender people must be denounced and defied the rising tide of fascism in america expresses itself by attacking them. marginalized and the vulnerable it ends by attacking us all thank you for watching you can find us on our t. dot com slash on contact tell next week. rejected tonight is a comedy to solve it not defect by the corporate media. would you go after the corporations that just more your life profit over people at every turn. redact it's not for me it's like medicine it's like a cancer joke from all the stress that the news puts you under redacted tonight is a show where you can go to cry from laughing about the stuff that's going on in the world as opposed to just regular crying we're going to find out what the corporate mai

city it's not coming from a trumpet ministration which is being victimized by this. imaginary hobgoblin of a russian collusion with the trump campaign is being used by trump enemies and adversaries to do to the. back going back. you may have heard of this terrorist group responsible for more terror plots in the united states than al qaida and isis combined they go by f.b.i. . only one per cent of so-called terrorists nabbed by the f.b.i. were real and a larger number of arrestees poor and powerless were caught in the f.b.i. threat factory stings he discusses our senior an intelligence analyst now make no money. only what i was putting out to katie and i invented some terror plots recently but that's because american. relaxed. no one's mentioned terrorism in the past two weeks it's probably a good thing you know lee to be an american today you should be in constant fear you should be shot your pants right now. so the f.b.i. has to revive the fear now like a shakespeare revival festival at a small theater. though you have these old scripts a few desperate actors who pl

sure pigheadedness actually i don't think the ministration is capable of a nuanced analysis of the situation and it considers the threats of the what they term threats to as a diplomatic solution or approach a diplomatic approach and it's not diplomacy whatsoever it's just more threats. oh jury during his conversation for example with japan's prime minister shinzo all day president trump reportedly said that the u.s. is ready to use all possible means to defend itself including nuclear capabilities how likely is it that the u.s. would use nuclear weapons against north korea i think it's very unlikely i think the world reaction would be so our rage i think that would basically take that off the table but it doesn't make the situation a lot different when you consider of the fire power of the u.s. military is so immense that it could basically carry out the similar type of destruction with conventional means. from the advisory board of the korea policy institute thank you few insights. washington says it was looking for explosives when it raided recently closed russian diplomatic science in th

korea but it is clear that the military option seems to be becoming the favorite for the trumpet ministration meanwhile we have china and russia urging all sides to show restraint but it seems that team trump is going to stick with the aggressive rhetoric that we've seen from the president as of late they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never see north korea better get their act together where they're going to be trouble like today should stare ever have been in trouble in this world. and this may not get away with what he's doing really and this is really already escalated past just a war of words we've already seen america bolster their military. presence in the region and continue to conduct drills with south korea much to the displeasure of their northern neighbors and trump has gotten a fair amount of backlash for some of his our breath of comments both here at home and abroad but the u.s. state department for their part has defended his comments saying that it simply is the only way to communicate with the north korean leader exacerbating the president spoke to him to

the trumpet ministration is issuing a travel warning for cuba after ordering sixty percent of the u.s. embassy staff in havana to leave the island the state department announced the measures following a string of mysterious and specific attacks against u.s. diplomats there more important has the latest in miami twenty one americans associated with the u.s. embassy in havana have experienced a host of unexplained health problems ranging from hearing loss and visual problems to headaches and cognitive issues this fall caused allegedly by mysterious attacks first revealed by u.s. officials in august some experts speculate the injuries are a result of sonic attacks or a surveillance operation operation gone wrong but f.b.i. investigators have failed to find the cause and perpetrators the state department released a statement saying quote the decision to reduce our diplomatic presence in havana was made to ensure the safety of our personnel the u.s. says it will maintain diplomatic relations with cuba as the countries work together investigating the attacks now the department also issued a

in my city it's not coming from a trumpet ministration which is being victimized by this. imaginary hobgoblin of a russian collusion with the trump campaign is being used by trump and the means and adversaries to do just as a means. to deny. you probably know the stats by now we have more people in jail in this country per capita than anywhere else there are there are horrible repressive regimes out there run by the dude you tried to take indiana jones as hard in the temple of doom look at the number of people in behind bars in our country and are like that that's what do you guys got ten years for stealing a candy bar that's not. our cops brutalised people on a daily basis and often kill more people in a month than other countries police kill in a decade they regularly abuse their power such as the video that actually went viral last week of a cop trying to demand a nurse illegally give him a blood sample from an unconscious suspect. or you know why you're. there i had to. do it do not piss off nurses are right they have the animals they have the animals. i find. kind of

they could pose a problem for future in ministrations. something that you think this administration should take a look at? since they pulled out at the paris climate accord. are they giving this administration some pause when it comes to the issue of climate change and homeland security. >> i was here in the 2004 cycle. i think what is prudent for us right now is to make sure those responsibilities are there. we do continue to take seriously the climate change. the things that we observe. i think one inch every ten years. that they are not used to rebuild things that will be in harm's way later. they would not be harbored against that. with the changing conditions along the eroding shorelines but also inland with water and flood control projects. >> when you see three category four hurricanes all on the same at the same map at the same time. does the thought occur to you maybe there is something to this climate change and its connection to the powerful hurricanes. do they just separate the two and say these are a lot of big hurricanes com

same reason up to from the new york times eight months into the trumpet ministration had you expected or hoped that u.s. russia relations what improve would have improved and what do you make server of the of the probe by mr muller he has been gathering data from all kinds of sources including most recently facebook i wonder what your assessment is of that as nate zero zero three zero. answered. regarding all those hearings in congress investigations hearings. i watched a. special prosecutor it's been almost a year of this thing going on these rumors about the russia supposedly meddling in the us presidential election in that we've never seen any evidence not a single fact when i asked for example iraq's tillerson does he have if he had any evidence that russia's meddling is well documented he said there's nothing i can show you because this is classified i don't believe that firstly and most importantly to the you know in the united states all sorts of information gets leaked out so if there is this huge number of people involved that hearings all those investigations he shared a sin

actions of a church who helped fight off the assailant the motive is not yet clear the trumpet ministration will impose fresh travel restrictions for additional countries according to a white house statement north korea and venezuela have been added to the original mostly muslim majority. the new restrictions will take effect next. beauty. nearly forty four thousand competitors hit the streets of germany's capital for the berlin marathon on sunday and kenyans won both the men's and women's races athletes were up against foggy conditions which made it tough for the top male athletes who were aiming to break the world record of just under two hours and three minutes and you keep chugging i won the men's race for the second time in his career but mr new record by more than thirty seconds. gladys to run or won the women's race in just over two hours and twenty. well that's definitely good news for me but you're watching the news live from berlin more coming at the top of the hour and of course you can always get all the latest news and information and get an update on the election to all of our

the work was coincidentally erected the same week the trouble ministration announced it would put an end to dhaka. the program that allowed immigrants brought to the u. s. illegally as children to stay in the country i think that that you know it's amazing that if you survive that a moment they create small dialogue. yeah yeah self. to raise questions i don't have the answers. and i'm actually by listening to the answers by listening on how people feel about it on on each side and from. elsewhere i get to learn about. lizzy are reluctant heroes mother says the portrait of her son couches the flurry of emotions mongers experience while trying to cross over the border. saturdays what aid migrants you see the mural interpret all that is happening the pain the sadness the desperation that they feel and that it is in a few day. and i feel that is what makes me say. while. trimble ministration is continuing to accept proposals to build a full wall along the nearly two thousand mile long border. an idea supported by a number of americans living on the us side. we need a bigger. bigger borde

criticisms you're going to see both a numerical government whatever the coalition and a trumpet ministration try to carve out some areas where both governments can work constructively together here and i have to ask you how do you view what we heard today from the the alternative for germany. threatening that now that they are going to be in parliament they plan to launch a parliamentary inquiry into the refugee policy of americal i mean we've heard the language that we're going to hunt down the chancellor some people in the a.f.d. said that they want to however put in jail. from where you're sitting does this look like the trump of the occasion of political discourse in germany. i think that example is a great illustration of the fact that even though chancellor merkel will continue as the leader of germany there is a shifting political landscape within germany that matters also for germany's partners we'll see if the f.t. makes good is able to make good on that pledge to undertake a parliamentary inquiry but it clearly shows us that politics in germany going forward are going to look very

members of the trumpet ministration of calling on congress to reauthorize a controversial surveillance law it's set to expire by the end of this year are to smear a can has more. well the u.s. justice department and the intelligence community are seeking a reauthorization of title seven of the foreign intelligence surveillance act this is causing a rift between proponents and the civil liberties groups attorney general jeff sessions and national intelligence director daniel coats are actually urging congress to allow the federal government to carry to carry out warrantless surveillance of foreign targets they're seeking. to tame the n.s.a.'s sweeping surveillance powers contained in section seven zero two of the fisa act now the laws are collecting data on foreign spies but this also allows the national security agency to tap the communications of foreigners located abroad for just intelligence purposes now the trumpet ministration has been pushing for section seven o two to become permanent as its supporters say it's crucial for preventing terrorist attacks but its critics have been v

necessarily respond directly to the rhetoric of north korea some have argued within the trumpet ministration that this is to give a far greater credibility to such occurrences and they really deserve but that nuclear tests that was conducted earlier did change the game a little bit the actual existence of an explosion it made the situation far more serious and the speculation among experts that a nuclear device could be fitted onto one of these missiles the u.s. has been very very clear though that it does not expect direct action against it it does not believe that north korea has the capability to be able to send a nuclear missile that distance to strike at u.s. territory but at the same time the u.s. insisting that this is a very very serious situation but it is maintaining their policy that china and north korea's ally and closest neighbor is the avenue to go that china must be used to bring pressure to bear on north korea even though very clearly as this latest missile launch shows chinese pressure apparently having very little impact whatsoever on the north korean leadership mike stay

i've but if i may ask you one more question about the trumpet ministration because it also expressed its intention to contribute to the resolution of the korean conflict so much so that i've now heard the number of experts suggesting that the stalemate that existed you know between the two countries for several decades wasn't that bad after all especially when you consider the increased possibility over of another conflict on the korean peninsula is that in can see a concern in your part of the world that the american mediation at this point of time may make things worse not better well we hope the movie all hope the old school will would know. you know. to accept the situation but i want to say something which is very important since we discussed these sort of palestinian conflict and we've discussed also the extremism in the region i'm not talking now about north korea but then all of those saying that these sort of palestinian conflict is the reason for extremism in the region and this is something that they would not accept you know that i truly want to solve this conflict i beli