in march this year the ministry of justice published an alarming report about the ferguson police more than one hundred pages show how the police violated the rights of black residents in the city. of racism with the american police has become such a big issue that a conscious awakening in some police stations has started we are in norwalk connecticut. going back to school with in small unit growth for three days these twenty five offices we'll learn how to get rid of a racist pig judges says this optional training is given by two former agents their mission is a challenge to make these offices understand that they too have to judge this is what we're going to learn today is it a possibility that everyone in this room has biased as police in a biased manner and you know you know that you've done it i can tell you the stories you'll hear from me is i helped police in the biased manner i know that now didn't realize that twenty or thirty years ago this lady trainer uses her test and experience as an example in role playing in the first simulation the suspect is a white woman. officers ar

know the facts actually do matter on november sixteenth two thousand and seventeen the russian ministry of justice informed all relevant members of the press and the public that quote in the near future the amendments to the legislation of the russian federation adopted by the state duma of the federal assembly of the russian federation on november fifth. twenty seventeen according to which the possibility of recognizing foreign media acting in the territory of russian federation by foreign agents can become effective and quote this was widely reported for some time here and in english language russian press and many other international outlets the timing of the tweets is no more significant than the fact that i have been on the air and so does putin u.s. state department spokesman spokesperson other new art stated expanding the foreign agents law to include media outlets opens the door to onerous requirements that could further stifle freedom of speech and editorial independence in russia in their mind the use of foreign registrations act by the us government will have no adverse affects on freed

in march this year the ministry of justice published an alarming report about the ferguson police more than one hundred pages show how the police violated the rights of black residents in the city. of racism with the american police has become such a big issue that a conscious awakening in some police stations has started we are in norwalk connecticut. going back to school with in small unit growth for three days these twenty five offices we'll learn how to get rid of a racist prejudice is this optional training is given by two former agents their mission is a challenge make these offices understand that they too have to judge this is what we're going to learn today is it a possibility that everyone in this room has biased as police in a biased manner and you don't even know that you've done it i can tell you the story you'll hear from me is i helped police in the biased manner i know that now didn't realize that twenty or thirty years ago this lady trainer uses her testing experience as an example in role playing in the first simulation the suspect is a white woman. all officers are t

russia's ministry of justice has announced its placing the us media outlets radio free europe voice of america on a foreign agents list all of this because this all further and we're joined live from program by r t's medina. just bricked on what led to this and what it all mean . well we know that nine media outlets have been registered as foreign agents of russia's justice ministry and that is a move that follows a recently passed along here and russia law that targets of foreign media operating here and the country but which is financed from abroad now voice of america radio free europe or radio liberty as well as regional brains along with six other media outlets were recognized as agents now this move comes in response to r.t.m. america being forced to do the same to register as a foreign agent and the united states and this measure will mean that all these media outlets as well as their subsea teres will now need to mark their content as being produced on behalf of washington they will also have to disclose their finances and to provide these reports to a lawmakers here in russia

rushes ministry of justice has announced it is placing us media outlets radio free europe voice of america a foreign agents list to discuss this further we're now joined by. a media this is something we've been expecting haven't we but tit for took measures what has been annoying in particular here. exactly were you aware is saying mero measures now in taking coming from the russian government and that's just just as you mention nine media outlets have been registered as foreign agents by russia's justice ministry now that is a move that follows the recently passed law here in the country a law that targets a foreign media operating here and russia but that is financed from abroad now voice of america radio free europe or radio liberty as well as its regional grange along with six other media outlets were recognised as agents now this move comes in response to r.t. america being forced to do the same to register as a foreign agent in the us now this a manager will mean that. says well a soul of there. will now need to market their content as being produced on behalf of washington they will

the ministry of draw a job. —— this is the ministry of justice. remain dire. michael buchanan, bbc news, liverpool. the headlines on bbc news: in the us state of washington — multiple fatalities after a train derails from a bridge onto a highway. the iranian refugee murdered by his neighbour — an inquiry finds evidence of "institutional racism" by bristol's police and council. theresa may has condemned abuse of mps following last week's brexit vote saying there was no place for threats of intimidation in politics. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. the united nations high commissioner for human rights says it is possible aung san suu kyi and other senior figures in myanmar could face charges of genocide, following the violence against the rohingya muslim minority. zeid ra'ad al hussein has told the bbc that the level of planning involved suggested the repression was sanctioned at the highest level, as our south as

twenty minutes into the program welcome back russia's ministry of justice has announced it is designating radio free europe voice of america as foreign agents the move comes in response to r.t. america being forced to register as just not a foreign agent in the u.s. the measure will mean they too are clips on their subsidiaries will not need to mark their content being produced on behalf of washington on monday russian lawmakers also voted to prevent foreign journalists from being granted access to the national parliament after r.t. america's accreditation on capitol hill the senate was revoked last week. britain's independent press watchdog plans to stump some twenty five hundred of the country's newspapers and website with its own special seal of approval it would be to show that it deems the publications repeatable and that they're not producing fake or misleading news. i strongly believe that i.p.s. so membership helps our publishers distinguish themselves from the unregulated thereby demonstrating that they choose to hold themselves accountable to higher standards but some of the pub

the ministry of justice confirming this what more do we know? nistry ofjustice confirming this in the last few minutes, max clifford is dead. suffering a heart attack on thursday and friday, he was taken to hospital. apparently cleaning his cell when he was taken ill. he had beenin cell when he was taken ill. he had been in hospital in the critical ca re been in hospital in the critical care unit. thejustice department confirming he has died. serving eight years for a string of indecent assaults against girls as young as 15 and women. jailed three years ago. he was in the process of appealing his convictions. a hearing due to take place in the next couple months. it was alleged some of the sexual assaults could not have happened when it was said they did. having followed the trial, the evidence against max clifford was pretty compelling. at the time in 2014. there were a number of allegations against him as well. the sentence was allegations against him as well. the sentence was severe. allegations against him as well. the sentence was severe. he

of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit today. oklah >>> russia's justice ministry designated nine media outlets as foreign agents, all of them backed by the u.s. government. the move seen by the kremlin as retaliation after u.s. imposed mese ures against the top russian -- >> good morning to you. this just a couple weeks after the president criticize the cnn international on twitter. >> dave, among those nine media outlets you mentioned radio free europe and voice of america both funded by the u.s. government, and everyone others are linked to those two. one of them is based on consent on crimea. after the russian invasion that you get a sense of the kind of content. russian says that this is a direct mirror response to the u.s. government compelling sputnik to register under the foreign registration act. they say this is a direct mirror response, no more, no less, on russian senators telling the media they don't expect the list to expand unless something else happens on the u.s. side. as for what this means, they will have to register with the ministry of justice.

the russian ministry of justice places american media outlets on a foreign agents list mirroring a move made bali be us against our team america. the former yemeni president is killed by rebel fighters close to the capital is fighting in the country intensifies the united nations is now calling on all sides to and hostilities. decision day for team russia the international committee prefers to give its verdict on whether the country can compete at the twenty eight thousand winter games questions they've political nature of the investigation into doping offenses . and also ahead this r t news our theories and on precedented standoff between the u.s. government on the intelligence community the f.b.i. and justice.

suggest you could set targets for police officers, prison officers, even other parts of the ministry of justicet them for the judiciary. justice, but you cannot set them for thejudiciary. it is beyond understanding. if they are serious and committed to anti—discrimination across—the—board for minorities, for across—the—board for minorities, for a woman, people with disability, they have two set targets. what is they have two set targets. what is the rationale from their point of view and what credibility to you attach to the reasoning that ministers including thejustice sector today have set out today?|j cannot sector today have set out today?” cannot understand that. unless it is protecting jobs for the boys and we do not want to feel, really you are feeling already, and you can see the results of each district that is not diverse. that rental enquiry, the refusal to have panel members from a diverse background beads to people saying they will would draw. —— the g re nfell saying they will would draw. —— the grenfell enquiry. that opens up the bigger issue of how black and ethnic minority peop

is speculation that they, the freedom party may have charge of both the foreign ministry and the interior ministry, and possibly the justiceve confirmation of that yet. we will have two wait and see what emerges over the next couple of days. i think a lot of people will be wondering exactly how the freedom party will fare in government. sebastian kurz and his conservatives, some people say they will be able to try and tame the freedom party from its populism, others will say they are actually being pushed more towards the right. this will be what the austrians will be watching in the months ahead. let's turn to brexit now, and it's been a big day for the future of the united kingdom, as it continues the process of removing itself from the european union. the 27 other eu leaders have officially given the green light for a change in gear — from purely divorce talks to negotiating the relationship to come. the uk hopes that will include a generous trade deal in due course. the british prime minister theresa may has hailed the progress as an "important step" forward. but she still faces differences of opinion in her own govern

of the people's time. russia's justice ministry has announced that it's placing u.s. media outlets radio free europe and voice of america on a foreign agents list but correspondents american is across the details for some air high again bring us up to speed on what's happened and how to get to this well the russian justice ministry has registered a two media outlets in seven of its smaller subsidiaries as foreign agents which include voice of america radio free europe as well as present time now the decision is only a mere response to r t america's head company being forced to register as a foreign agent in the u.s. while other state funded outlets like b.b.c. al-jazeera c.c.t.v. and france twenty four somehow didn't fall under the same category but under russia's measure measure the outlets will have to mark their content as produce on behalf of washington disclose their finances and provide reports to russian lawmakers but when it comes to washington's measure when our team america was forced register as a foreign agent we were told that it wouldn't inhibit our abili

party may have charged both the foreign ministry and the interior ministry and possibly the justice ministry, but we do not have confirmation ofe will have to wait and see what emerges over the next couple of days. but i think a lot of people will be wondering exactly how the freedom party will in government. sebastien and his conservatives, some people say they will tame the freedom party from its populism, others will say they are being pushed more towards the right, so being pushed more towards the right, so this will be what the austrians will be watching in the months of removing itself the 27 other eu leaders have officially given the green light for a change in gear, from purely divorce talks to negotiating the relationship to come. the uk hopes that will include a generous trade deal in due course. the british prime minister theresa may has hailed the progress as an "important step" forward. but she still faces differences of opinion in her own government and suffered an embarrassing house of commons defeat on brexit earlier this week. damian gramatticas has more. on a big day for the eu, a barrage of questions. last n

russia's justice minister has announced that it's placing us media outlets radio free europe and voice of america on foreign agents list american as the details. well the russian justice ministry has registered two media outlets and seven of its smaller subsidiaries as foreign agents which include voice of america radio free europe as well as present time but the decision is only a mere response to r.t. america's head company being forced to register as a foreign agent in the u.s. while other state funded outlets like b.b.c. all just zero c.c.t.v. and france twenty four somehow didn't fall under the same category while under russia's measure the outlets will have to mark their content as produced on behalf of washington disclose their finances and provide reports to russian lawmakers but when it comes to washington's response when our team was forced to register as a foreign agent we were told that it wouldn't inhibit our ability to report however just last week the u.s. government revoked r t america's capitol hill press credentials so as a response to that move russian lawmakers will be voting on legislation to block foreign journalists access to parliament so tit for tat me

of the u.k., risk getting no deal with the european union. these got his first minister -- scottish first minister -- russia cracking down on u.s. media basis, the justice ministryce of america and radio free europe radio liberty to before an agency and could be banned from covering russia's parliament after the u.s. required kremlin funded broadcaster rt to register as a foreign agent under u.s. law. in southern california, a brushfire has destroyed 150 buildings and force for the 7000 people to leave their homes. it has spread to interest, north of loss -- ventura, north of los angeles and winds are reaching 50 miles per hour. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalist and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am courtney donohoe to this is bloomberg. vonnie: suzanne de gaulle tech turnaround tuesday? techo soon to say turnaround tuesday? ♪ ♪ mark: live from bloomberg's world opinion headquarters, i am mark barton. vonnie: this is the european close on bloomberg markets and i am vonnie quinn. toll brothers down sharply, on its face for its worst day in two years after fourth-quarter numbers. abigail doolittle is here with us. >> it wasn'

the justice ministry declared voice of america and radio free europe as foreign agents. covering russia's parliament after the u.s. required tomlin-funded broadcaster rt register as a foreign agent under u.s. law. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks so much. we want to get to chris perrone as quick as we can. we got to do the politics out front. curve flattening, 56 basis points down from 61.60 2 -- 61, 62 and further flattening due to the higher two-year yield. screen, please. the vix, 11.64. the yield should be green on the screen for the 30 year, one basis points higher yield, 2.77%. you can see the two-year yield getting out of the facility --vicinity of 2%. guy: what gets my attention is cable move.- down .4%. part of this due to the data. disappointing consumer data out of the u.k. i think it is a brexit story more than anything else. what has changed in the last hour since we got the board up is we see a selloff in european equities. are not seeing i

of law. the national transportation plan has goals. even the justice ministry will be over -- undergoing some degree of shift, but i was wondering to what extent these sorts of issues were raised by the delegation or came up with your official interlocutors in saudi arabia. and whether the very exciting things that these countries are doing in terms of combating extremism at the moment are really taking the forum and whether that makes sense. perhaps it may. contact on another question, i would be curious to know whether hamas came up at all. you mentioned hezbollah as a big focus of conversation but i've always been fascinated to know how these countries are thinking about hamas, given that they don't list him as a terrorist group and are not strategically opposed. is a very interesting effort in gaza, so how does that affect their approach to hamas, at all? ms. bauer: thank you, david. there were a couple of key messages that we heard from top saudi interlocutors that we spoke to. that the key, most important domestic concern right now is extremism. that is s

ministry and members of the congregation let the church say amen. >> and it contributes to the caliber and character we are grateful with jazz and justice.being our media partner we are also recorded tonight for c-span. [applause] so this has been a place for people to gather and talk with their discourse. just a few of the notables who have spoken here to drop knowledge and insight. anti- lynching abolitionists to give his last reach from the pulpit. titled the lessons of the hour. and here we are yet again to contemplate the same themes to deliberate the lessons of the hour. so by the analysis of two critical thinkers who were proven by the track record of storytellers that they were not deterred by the cacophony the aversion to history & in the assertions of fake news. that is on the landscape today. [applause] so now we will introduce. [applause] my dear brother you love d.c. so much with those quality of life issues talking about what's up in washington d.c. [applause] >> anybody who knows they do not like a lot of praise and very uncomfortable with the enumeration of accomplishments. so, ta-nehisi. [applause] [applause] >> i will n

justice can be guilty of that crime. most people think that that means you have to have a ministry or intent. intonight do something wrong. can't just mess up by accident. >> right. >> although a reckless -- at some point recklessness becomes the equivalent of intent. that will be litigated as well, because that's different from what you just talked about with regard to the constitution's provisions on -- you got two different roads here. obstruction without impeachment and impeachment which can refer to both. >> stan, thanks for being with us. stanley pottinger, civil rights division uthtder the nixon and ford administrations. >>> still to come, digging deep into the senate tax bill passed early saturday morning. what parts stay, what goes, who benefits and what this means for your bottom line, all that after the break. you're watching msnbc. digital id cards, they can even pay their bill- (beep) bill has joined the call. hey bill, we're just- phone: hi guys, bill here. do we have julia on the line too? 'k, well we'll just- phone: hey sorry. i had you muted. well yea let's just- phone: so wh

however other politicians of the ruling kilo and justice party in poland or the other politician from the government they use some harsher words for example the polish foreign ministry said that this decision made by the european commission was a political decision and also the spokes women for ruling glowin justice party said it was a political decision and that she said it could have something to do with the fact that poland doesn't want to accept the muslim immigrants so it shows that for the part of the government this decision is clearly not a legal but a political decision or it will article seven has been triggered let's take a look at what exactly that entails that catherine martens sent us this report. europe has mechanisms to deal with cases of delinquency and that means more than just idle threats and reprimands. should an e.u. country go against the principles of democracy then europe has no choice but to nail its colors to the mast. article several cumbered triggered by the european commission only in the case of a persistent and serious breach of the rule of law it's the most radical form of sanctions within the european union and has not been applied

tonight the office of mission and ministry in collaboration with the initiative on catholic social thought continues our series that seeks to deepen conversations about social justice along with this rich and deep heritage in our christian faith. tonight, we unite in confronting racism in our hearts. before beginning, with song and prayer, i would like to invite the president to share his own personal welcome and reflections. >> thank you very much, father bosco. good evening everyone. thank you for this opportunity to be with you all. as father bosco shared, for a second dialogue hosted by our initiative on catholic social thought in public life in her option -- in our office of mission and ministry. these dialogues are not ready to come together in prayer, reflection, and dialogue. at the intersection of faith and public life as we seek a deeper alignment of our values and our action. we are grateful to the initiative, to the office of mission and ministry, to the democracy fund, to chris crawford, for their efforts to make this evening's dialogue possible. in just a moment, john carr, director of our initiative on catholic social thought in public life, we intro