with the trump administration not so much to my surprise that he wants to meet with the trumpet ministration again not so much i think that their dialogue together is something that should be encouraged and should be fostered and i'm not surprised that they seek to do that you know whether that's going to resolve the underlying tension remains to be seen remember those norms that we believe both of us should be enforced we need to come up with a framework where they are enforced both by the united states on american actions and by the russian government on russian actual professor jones on this point if agreement i have to thank you for taking part in this in gauging conversation i also encourage our viewers to keep it going in our social media pages as for me hope to see you again same place same time here on all the parts. her. because the slowness of the blood of them so moving. to build your school board local was before. much of those who heard it's a preview are mostly other movies who see him with the north we will forgo. the move the bulk move but it. looks like you just look beautif

has had trouble putting together its russia policy the trumpet ministration has really not consulted the state department on matters of foreign policy i mean we've heard time and time again from people at the state department that president trump is simply ignored them and you who spent decades in the foreign service how do you see this do we have an administration conducting foreign policy without a state department. well in the case of these sanctions the state department was consulted they were part of the process so you had a strong staff which was the result of a proper interagency process this is the way the government is supposed to work but your larger question is correct this administration has sometimes had trouble working with the professionals and i don't mean just the career people but even the political appointees in the agencies and that's a problem again i'm going to go back to the reagan administration president reagan had strong views about the soviet union and about communism but when he was successful it was because he reached out worked with the set of the secret

not so much to my surprise that he wants to meet with the trumpet ministration again not so much i think that their dialogue together is something that should be encouraged and should be fostered in a. not surprised that they seek to do that now whether that's going to resolve the underlying tension remains to be seen remember those norms that we believe both of us should be enforced we need to come up with a framework where they are enforced both by the united states on american actions and by the russian government on russian actually professor jones on this point if agreement i have to thank you for taking by then disengaging conversation i also encourage our viewers to keep it going in our social media pages as for me hope to see you again same place same time here on the worlds apart. it's the cradle of jazz. we. just jazz feel. a city of climatic catastrophes alligators on the loose of poverty and crime. by the at least twelve members of my friends close most. of street racing in the heat of the night this is new orleans is often. the best place in the world. but it's survival guid

ministration is that a form of atoning is that a form of recognizing the mistakes that you made that you've been talking about the moment they go ok so. you know the argument that you're making is predicated on the whole time machine theory of governance right where we take somebody who made a decision in the early two thousand and then we look at the position that they're in today and we don't connect them with anything that happened in between right in the problem with that is that in the united states we had an election in two thousand and eight that was all predicated on the idea that the intervention that took place in the middle east was a giant foreign policy mistake in everything that the obama administration tried to do for the eight years after that it was to change american foreign policy and to change america's footprint in the middle east in order to correct for that mistake and to improve the situation right so so that's like eight years that we've all lied and out of your question then i will have missed of you right there because president obama didn't stop the united

to trumpet ministration is pursuing these efforts through their maximum pressure campaign. they've tightened sink ships and impose financial restrictions to cut off. not just from the materials needed to build nuclear weapons but for most sources of revenue. and they pressed other countries to do the same after working through the united nations north korea's following what they call the line right as a dual track line nuclear weapons on the one hand economic development on the other on the international community is basically trying to convince north korea you can't have both you can't have guns but. kim's two goals may be increasing the domestic costs of international isolation making the regime more vulnerable to sanctions kim jong un has focused a lot on. projects like water parks often area ski resorts which is so in can grow and with what we. no of north korea where you know we have twenty four million plus people who are living in poverty who are food insecure and we have these upper class high class modern upscale types of places so that's the image that conjunction

are they correctly placed to hurt russia where it kill its i think so far i think the trumpet ministration has done a good job with this are was the sanctions coordinator for the obama administration and so i work closely with germany and other european countries putting together the obama set of sanctions i think put the trump people of done it is a strong move i applaud them for it they will they've gone after not the russian economy but against principly russian oligarchs close to putin i think that's the right move and they've gone after the companies these oligarchs on but they've avoided some dumb moves they didn't go after gas problem or gas sales to europe which i think would have been a mistake instead they've gone after putin's power structure that's the right step at this point the right step at this point but doesn't it seem a little a little too little too late. oh. look you can say that about any steps that anybody takes it's either too little too late or too much the fact is the these sanctions you can argue may have been overdue but there are strong stop and following the p

hundreds of migrants from central america traveling to lure the us mexico border while the trumpet ministration is going to meet refugees at the border with guns and walls we're going to meet them with open arms and open hearts once the migrants reach the border they will ask for protected refugee status in the u.s. says an attorney accompanying them on their journey even have to show that you will

emerging threats are despite a number of steps the ministration has taken, we continue to see unacceptable levels of illegal drugs, dangerous gang activity, transnational criminal organizations and illegal immigration flow across our border. this threatens the safety of our communities and children and our very rule of law under which our country was founded. it is time to act. let's talk about that today. in an effort to prevent such a consequence the president directed the department of defense and homeld secity work together with our governors to deploy the national guard to our southwest border to assist the border patrol. the president will be signing a proclamation to that effect today. when the president took office last year he issued a series of executive orders and directives that empower dhs for the first time in almost a decade to fully enforce our border security immigration law. at that time we saw a drop in unlawful border crossings. 44% down in the first few months after his inauguration. this trump affect as many of you have referred to it and we have

well the trumpet ministrations actually highly supportive of everything that has apprenticeship related they issued an executive order last year in june two thousand and seventeen where they actually outlined several initiatives how to scale apprenticeships how to strengthen the manufacturing sector specifically they created a task force on promoting apprenticeships and making this kind of vocational training more popular in the united states and the german experience is feeding into this process so it is a recognized as a good example it is highly recognized also by local players we have heard from a tenant governor of georgia earlier so there is full support. you know how exactly how do you have creating american jobs all we have time for now thank you very much to washington. that's all for me thanks for watching bye bye. move. to a. cut cut cut. cut cut. cut. cut. cut cut. cut. her trips are the envy of some of soccer's biggest stars feel is a fortune time world champion of the free style of football. a hung jury and shows off her coolness moves and spectacular skill scofield. misse

welcome back to the program in the wake of the alleged chemical incident in syria the trumpet ministration threaten to impose new sanctions on russia for supporting to mass chaos however on monday the white house said they had been put on hold and he has more moscow's reaction to the latest developments. kremen spokesperson dmitri peskov has spoken out on the fresh set of sanctions set to be imposed on russia the president some bastard to the un nikki haley sent a strong message after the trumpet ministration repeatedly said it will play sanctions on russian companies thought to be assisting syria's chemical weapons program but president trump has shifted course and rejected for now the fresh set of sanctions dimitri peskov has said that he's not been surprised at such measures imposed on russia but this commented saying that these foreign policy practices russia simply can't agree with. the only legitimate sanctions implemented by the security council or in other words un sanctions sanctions have been announced one hundred seventy four times in the twentieth century a most of that's owned

stash like with the new trumpet ministration. unfortunately,...n. him a whole range of different sources to use against his own people. the analysis doctor craig. former us first lady, barbara bush, is said to be in "failing health" and no longer seeking medical treatment. a statement from the office of her husband — the former president george bush senior — said she's chosen to focus on "comfort care". the founder and chief executive of the world's largest advertising group wpp, sir martin sorrell, has resigned — less than a fortnight after it announced he was being investigated for misconduct. he leaves wpp after 33 years in the job. sir martin denies any wrongdoing as our business editor simonjack explains. advertisers want you to remember the products they are selling, not the name of the company that made the adverts. many of the biggest advertising agencies, and pr firms, are owned by an even bigger one. it is called wpp and has been run since 1985 by sir martin sorrell. he gobbled up dozens of businesses over the years creating a £15 billio

welcome to politicking on larry king a federal judge ruled this week that the trumpet ministration must halt its plan to end the deferred action for children arrivals program the obama era policy that. children brought to the united states illegally to stay in the country and work toward permanent citizenship separate mr terms controversial travel ban which he talent throughout his presidential campaign and attempted to implement in the beginning days of his a ministration has been legally challenge since and it may wind up passing the old legal test with the supreme court we'll get a quick analysis on this and a lot of other things from the former ohio congressman dennis kucinich who also twite dismayed runs for the democratic presidential nomination and is currently a candidate for the ohio governor's office will also get into the controversy the former congressman faces regarding payments to his political action committee from a group considered pro assad and the pro syrian government deficit all compete for joins me from cleveland ohio i've been interviewing did this for forty years

three months earlier but lines had set out to decipher the trumpet ministrations north korea strategy. and each time we thought we got. it was an unexpected twist. for years north korea's state sponsored media have broadcast propaganda glorifying their weapons and threatening war with the united states. in this video from two thousand and sixteen a nuclear missile strikes the u.s. capital. by mid two thousand and seventeen north korean leader kim jong good strong close to being able to manage these nuclear fantasies. jumpoff was a senior analyst for the cia she spent nine years piecing together intelligence about the north korean regime before leaving the agency last summer. since he came to power did more for the nuclear missiles and ballistic program than that his father and grandfather combined of course he inherited an advanced program so he had a lot to work with but given his commitment to pegging his legitimacy on the nuclear weapons program and his determination to advance as quickly as possible that probably sped up to. a much previous u.s. presidents answered with his own st

what which way the tropic ministration will go i'm hopeful that the trumpet ministration will look for some other way out the president drop a look or some other way out then the corner that he's. painted himself into with this rhetoric certainly as negative compunction about switching in the past so i hope you'll switch again but in the meantime the u.s. state department said as we listen to have been out there that don't know the chemical weapon used but at the same time you pointed to still a consideration of a military option why then would that be the rush to strike. well. first of all the. government of the best we saw in iraq and in two thousand and three critics of the bush administration which was saying you know there's been work and give their report and the bush administration said no no it's too much of an emergency we can't wait for the u.n. inspectors to give their report to the dissimilar to the amec here there's a faction in washington there actually sees it as a principle that the united states must insist on its willingness and ability to engage in unilateral militar

has not been willing to respond to ok is the trumpet ministration willing to keep american troops in the north of the country of following the strike in the promise was those troops coming home in his base wants to see that happen i think that that is still an open question because they're proud of the views in the united states he has a new national security adviser john bolton who will definitely have an opinion about this might come pale was at his confirmation hearing this week he will soon be on board theoretically and he will have something to weigh in on this the opinion of the department of defense is this will take a long time to withdraw these troops because the strategic objectives have not been consolidated i.e. isis has not been completely wiped out from the region ok isin the isis is still as long as is still very much there when you think about the americans troops are still in the north. is and the turkish presence as well are you concerned that syria is being. in effect partitioned it's if it's not partitioned this been divided into spheres of influence obviously and

three percent raise and they didn't get it but it ministrations got a ten percent raise so that's on resolved in in. chicago there have been massive closers of public schools and lack of funding which has led basically the obama administration and the trumpet ministration has created charter schools and privatization campaign and that's one of the things that's really led to this to two these strikes but let me ask you if you look at the u.s. teachers' pay compared with global folks we may have a chart may not but how do we compare that with other nations around the world well if you look at wealthy countries in western europe luxembourg teachers make one hundred thirty seven thousand dollars in salary in switzerland they make ninety two thousand dollars in germany and korea makes seventy five thousand dollars but where the wealthiest country in the world and simply we're not paying our teachers and there's been a long bipartisan effort to demonize teachers unions from the bush administration through the obama administration and to push money into the pockets of charter schools which

with anything as far as a state is concerned well what we see right now is the trumpet ministrations adopting what the reagan administration did on nuclear containment and that is trust but verify so i think the sticking point that is right now is how can the united states verify that it's the chibi in its interest inside the deal and more importantly how can it verify that all the pieces of the puzzle are being a here too so i don't know what those interests all what the u.s. interests are at the moment thought this deal is concerned. you know those interests really are about america first it's about trying to make sure that they can control nuclear proliferation not only in the middle east but also in the asian bloc as well and that's what you see right now in dick talks with north korea and those are going very parallel to restarting the iran deal you might think that trumpet ministrations trying to unite the interest that has received and then heritage from the obama administration to be more consistent with the america first national security strategy that trump has articulated

my my big concern in terms of football and specifically in the trump ministration is that if this thing really goes badly if it turns into a food fight with donald trump and kim jong un exchanging insults the way they did last year on twitter you know batman and rocket man and orange man or whatever that trump is going to walk out of there and john boehner is going to say look i told you you can't trust these people i told you the only thing to do with them is hit them that's my real concern of this thing fails. could be a causes belly for bomb graham on the trunk and summit what does came junk on. again him sitting alongside donald trump is it worth more than losing a nuclear test site well. to recapitulate but the point about the site it is run it's full cost and there's nothing to really lose in and shutting it down and dismantling it so kim jong un has really lost nothing there in offering it forward to everyone and saying that he's going to put it down the meeting itself is going to be of immense value to control this is a man who is looking for the tennessee not just internally in

has received an uptick of calls with the step up with immigration enforcement with the trumpet ministration. >> we knew that we would bring him back home. >> he is opening up his christmas presents and he has been given a second chance in his mission is to help other families with similar stories. >> i hope that my story could give help to many other people and many other families. and somehow they could get strong. and i hope they can get through these hard times. >> reporter: i tried to reach out for comments regarding this case but we haven't heard back from anyone. his wife and three daughters, they are here illegally and they are u. s. citizens. he is allowed to stay here in the united states. all of them can rest easy knowing that they will be altogether. >> is this the end of it for him he doesn't have to worry about any future deportations or does it have a court date down the road? >> that is it for them. he does not have a court date down the road. he will utilizes time to share his story and help others. he will try to get help for those who are facing deportation. >> thank you.

russia the president some bastard to the un nikki haley sent a strong message after the trumpet ministration repeatedly said it will play sanctions on russian companies thought to be assisting syria's chemical weapons program but president trump has shifted course and rejected for now the fresh set of sanctions dmitri peskov has said has not been surprised at such measures imposed on russia but this commented saying that these foreign policy practices russia simply can't agree with most of the legitimate sanctions implemented by the security council or in other words u.n. sanctions sanctions have been announced one hundred seventy four times in the twentieth century a most of that's owned by the us this is the practice of u.s. foreign policy which we don't agree with and consider illegal the sanctions are fair the option on their stuff to the u.s. led air strike in retaliation by the u.s. to the suspected chemical attack in syria but it appears that tensions are now fair the mounting and the u.s. and the u.k. issued a joint warning on monday raised accusations that russian hackers are conduc

it's very hard to predict i think the behavior of the trumpet ministration those who've attempted to do so in recent months are generally fatal but on the basis of the evidence so far on the signs in the last couple of weeks i think we do have to expect a escalation so save the date deadwood stays tariffs redress the trade imbalance and i mean isn't it the case that in general prices of european goods in fact could rise ignited states certainly france's if you have been goods will rise we've already seen increases in prices for both the new million and still just through the announcement of the tariffs whether or not this will be just a trade imbalance i think one has to be extremely skeptical trade imbalances are the result not generally individual price differentials and competitiveness issues that result of macroeconomic imbalances in excess of demand in the united states relative to the messick supply and the converse in the euro zone where domestic demand is insufficient to meet or talk to potential new year as and the result is an imbalance which then shows up in the trade acco

that doesn't mean to say that south koreans are moving into this blindly and neither is the moon ministration for for for what it's worth i think there is an understanding that north korea there's very little trust you look at the public opinion polls that are done here either from some of the local houses or from outside talking about real meter gallup korea institute they're all doing polling and what it showing is that you know the south koreans want this summit to take place but there's not a lot of faith that north korea is going to be and honest partner in the end so north korea is going to have to do a lot of work to convince the south korean public that it's serious about moving forward with this in a way that will lead to denuclearization that will be able to be verified think the other part of this as one of the missing pieces i think so should be talking about is not only the nuclear weapons but also the conventional weapons let's not forget that their artillery pieces and rocket launchers all along the d.m.z. and this would be a wise time to start talking about north korea if we'r

well the trumpet ministrations says it plans to reverse plans for strict to fuel economy standards for vehicles the proposals drawn up in twenty twelve would have required comic has to nearly double the average fuel performance of new cars and trucks to fifty four point five miles a gallon by the hit twenty twenty five john hendren reports from washington. with the obama administration gives the trumpet ministration is proving again it can take away the head of the u.s. environmental protection agency says he plans to weaken plan fuel efficiency standards in a statement e.p.a. administrators got pruitt says the obama administration's determination was wrong saying obama's e.p.a. set the standards too high crude also threatened a showdown with california he says the e.p.a. is reconsidering a waiver that lets the states set a higher standard a move he hinted at in the january interview california doesn't have the authority to set the standard for the rest the country that's not federalism california said in it for every state and country a dozen other states follow california's rules it'

faultlines travel to long island new york to examine how the trumpet ministration is using the fear of one gang to crack down on entire immigrant communities. this is a neighborhood park and sent to iceland a town largely made up of immigrants eighty kilometers east of new york city. almost a year ago this town would wake up to a tragic scene. this is where an able to garden seventeen four latino teenagers were murdered by emma's thirteen they were reportedly lured into the woods and that's when they were attacked by the gang and killed. first set of homicides committed by m.s. thirteen in our care national and local media would raise the alarm on what was happening here. just seven months earlier girls were found dead in the nearby town of brentwood also victims of them as thirteen. the murders were brutal their bodies found disfigured creating real fear about the threat of gang violence here. and this thirteen is a gang that started in los angeles in the one nine hundred eighty s. that today has a presence in central america and several cities around the u.s. . but it remains a relat

treasury department or the trumpet ministration has targeted russia for its activities not just in the united states but around the world thank you for that kimberly committee hockett live for us in washington let's not check in with moscow and our correspondent there so what's the reaction to these new u.s. sanctions against russia. well we have that in the thing from the kremlin as far as i've seen yet but there has been response from other parts of russian official demin the message seems to be a kind of twin response of well this isn't going to affect us too much we're going to carry on as usual mixed in with indignation that the u.s. should have taken these steps in the first place so the indignation is being voiced particularly with regards to the. sanctioning of roseau born exports which is the russian state and see that oversees all of russia's exports now it's been said here that this sanctioning of rights of or an export effectively amounts to unfair competition from the u.s. and that it's trying to squeeze russia out of international arms markets well then also secretary. th

and from the intelligence services in the united states against the trumpet ministration do you think that again however legitimate he feels his criticisms of the komi book might be that donald trump might be sparking a certain amount of resistance from the intelligence services by his response to this book. i believe a lot of that resistance is coming from executives in those intelligence agencies that were holdovers from the obama administration and people who simply do not like donald trump i could tell you have based on what i'm hearing the rank and file the agents who are continuing to do their job out in the field they like donald trump now you're not going to hear that drew mainstream media you won't hear those field agents articulate that publicly in fear of reprisals but when you look at the polls right now whether it be in law enforcement agencies across the country or with the american people the president's in pretty good standing do you think that there is in any way that the komi book could have some sort of bearing some sort of influence on the investigation overall but

fifteen months and the trumpet ministration has no serious strategy threats tweets one off strikes are not a strategy they tell you russia is not a strategy this is why congress needs to reassert control over the war powers so whatever action he chooses a strike or no strike trump may have just tweeted himself into something of a corner steve malzberg a radio host and political commentator says trump typically does not publicly announce his military plans in advance reportedly on thursday morning the president is going to meet with his national security team and there are several options on the table several plans on the table the president has not picked one yet but without much doubt i would imagine that after the meeting tomorrow he will decide on a strategy now earlier on today back on on wednesday the president caught a lot of criticism from some for tweeting out the warning to russia that you know watch out the missiles are coming a lot of people said that he should have done that for various reasons including he's always said he would not telegraph in advance what he was going t

trump white house after a series of false starts could this mock the beginning of the trumpet ministrations africa policy the diplomatic route between kuwait and the philippines continues to grow over the treatment of domestic workers i mean i'll take a look at the videos that led to this escalation and. now i am in the news breaks on al-jazeera live on air and streaming online for you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com thank you for joining us it's been a day of bloodshed in afghanistan dozens of people have been killed in a series of attacks in the capital kabul twenty five people died as suicide bombers set off explosives within minutes of each other close to the intelligence headquarters eisel says it carried out the attack nine of the dead were journalists who had rushed to the scene after the first explosion making this one of the worst days for media in afghanistan since two thousand. in one and in the south police say eleven people including children were killed in a suicide car bombing targeting a nato convoy in khandahar nine people were injured in that attack including

syria apparently not everyone in news and ministration got that memo also the latest twists and turns in the alleged poisoning controversy in the u.k. hard to use against the target. the cradle of jazz. america the america we are. told this jazz. the city of climatic catastrophe alligators on the loose. and crime by the at least twelve members of my close most. of street racing. of the night. new orleans. the best place in the world. and we're back with the a.z. don't owe haitian human rights lawyer we're discussing the controversy around eight missions in haiti so now the haitian president not sure an investigation is calling they ox them affair the tip of the iceberg but only on a hand count the haitian government really afford to poke into other aid groups besides oxfam president mention investigated mid-south some french yes and other n.g.o.s what if more organizations are suspended can they manage without them can pay to do without n.g.o.s altogether you know i want your audience to hear me when i say this you can't develop a country which charity you cannot the charities are the

and understand that the real collusion conspiracy involves a lot of the democrats and their bomb ministration allowing hillary clinton who was under f.b.i. investigation beginning the tenth of july two thousand and fifteen to participate in the primaries to be selected as the lead candidate to go up against knowledge from in this period april may june two thousand and sixteen the democrats above ministration really needed to muddy the waters which is why it now seems that steel dossier and related information was circulated to broadly i would argue amongst sitting members in our government leaked out to the press instigate the special counsel investigation which i would argue is an attempted coup and we're going to get more more information about all this the people who are on the defense that brennan called me clapper obama loretta lynch and others desperately need a distraction and that's just what this is like and is there any meat on the bone he had i mean another only hearing really the word informant using it's kind of important to understand if it's in a different language what's the c

is weighing a new sanction it's in jeopardy because once the trumpet ministration is weighing in new sanctions against iran by me mate tehran threatens to vigorously resume their nuclear program if united states scraps the deal i know that israel didn't like the deal since the very beginning but what i'd be happy if the deal collapsed all together. well i think that what you must bear in mind is the goal of the deal is it was was to keep it with the radius form approaching the ability to create potentially military nuclear capabilities i think all the discussions of what used to be the or what might be to be grooming for future times we'll have to look at it does it serve. the goal of keeping the ring is from this ability it's something the americans need to put their think about it other people understood already said the supporting to do but this is something that the bush countries will have to deal with but i mean it's obvious that if the deal collapses tehran will read new iranian enrichment it makes no secret of it it says it will and then israel wells that have to strike an ir

other countries who are also concerned with these issues but instead of pursuing that the trumpet ministration is using a sledgehammer to crack a nut and the reason why they're using that sledgehammer of sweeping tariffs let's be honest here it is not directly about the ip issue because deborah's quite right here that is is that certain trump administration officials who were led initially by the white house chief strategist steve bannon from the very outset said they wanted a confrontation with china they weren't shy about it now even though bannon has departed some of those people who are close to him like steven miller then peter navarro will have the ear of the president so this is a political move in part with all the issues that andrew pointed out have to do with influence globally influence in the pacific region where the united states or at least these advisers see this as either we win or china wins now when you play that type of zero time zone sum game no one wins and let's be honest here no one wins if these tariffs are implemented. then you are going to have an effect on the global

to the women's march where thousands of seattle residents have gathered to oppose the trumpet ministration way . there was no no. no. no no. no. no no one of the first adversaries is also on the same. trip supporter charlie gibson has just arrived so for me you mustn't put things freedom that's how simple it is for me you know presents like fascist populism like the idea of like hiding behind traditional american values. gibson's group is called patriot prayer he's made a point of marching in liberal towns true in mind when the child was president it was one of the best nights of my life i was so happy and so excited and at that point you know i thought that like i was the mill sit back and just relax but things got even crazier after he was elected organizers of the rally are trying to say the spores are fascists so we're going to get some people trump up there in the kind of going in the crowding talk to people and kind of help them understand that you know sports i think interior you know they're not nazis how looking out for us . yeah but the scene i'm here now with them out although n