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is. from marilyn the death that still lingers in moe's will almost a year after its recapture from islamic state militant group we take you back to the iraqis that in an exclusive report d w meets the people clearing the corpses that still lie amid the rubble more than a thousand have been recovered so far also coming up. the death toll in guatemala the volcanic eruption crisis rises with already saying at least sixty nine people are dead rescue workers and still hope to find people. and behind the scenes of a rocket launch d.w. visits black who are in kazakhstan as an international space station crew prepares to blast. i'm off it's good to have you with us it has been almost a year since iraqi troops retort the northern city of moves over from islamic state jihad as in iraq mosul is one of iraq's biggest cities and strategically important because of its oil despite that much of the old city still lies in ruins and amid the rubble there are bodies. reporter karim has been speaking to aid workers in mosul and he said as this exclusive report we have pixilated some of the disturbing images.

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this is our first official quo moe prime time, thank you for being apart of it.ty. i hope tomorrow you come with me to get after it again. we have another big guest for you tomorrow night. we'll have former white house communicatiodirector, anthony scar mu chie, that'll be 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cuomo prime time. you know what comes next. lon demon the man is going to be here. we're very happy to be with him. i said to him earlier, usually i have to watch him in the morning, i was on noon day and i had to go to sleep at ni now i get to watch it live like the rest of you, he's got good news tonight. take it from here my handsome friend. >> but i also have tokz, i'm smiling because remember the last time i saw your wife and she said why aren't you nice to chris when he hands it over to you. i said, i can't hear him. i'll be extra nice to you next time i see your wife she wouldn't give my anything about it. >> smart move. >> it was great job my friend. welcome to prime time. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon thanks for joi

is knockout stage. let's reflect on a match yesterday in group a, egypt, moe cella didn't have any part in that match againsteir best to lift his spirits singing happy birthday to him when he was presented with this massive birthday cake in the team hotel. he was the golden boot winner in the premier league, a fantastic season for liverpool. i hope he shared that ta ke for liverpool. i hope he shared that take around a bit, otherwise i'm not sure he would be fit to face the russians in their next group a match next week. we will have updates on the nigeria croatia game that'sjust about to kick—off in: ingratitude on bbc news, but from us here at sportsday, that's it from us for 110w. well, as forecast today we had some showers and one or two thunderstorms. for example, in manchester. how about tomorrow? tomorrow is going to be quite a cloudy day across the uk, pretty much for the morning onwards. and most of are going to end up with a cloudy afternoon, not an awful of sunshine on the way. in fact, you can see all the cloud just to the west of us right now. with that, comes a bit of rain. most of that rain, h

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importan, actions of protest that are happening, for i instance,e, moe than 70% of the roads in nicaragua arare blocked by population that isuesting two basically's -- jujustice for thmomore than 127 people that haveve been murdered by ortega's regime so far and more than 1000 people injured and also the decision of nicaragua population that would take it and his wife leave power -- washington week power, because monica lopez baltodano says it? there's a thing called democratic process. what we're looking for is a democratic process. --re looking for peace peaceful condition secondly to democratic outcomes. it is not -- advocate a coup, a violent coup in a polarized society does not end the violence. the violence would continue. we need institutions. we need democracy now. amy: whited the ortega government opened fire on the protesters, more than 100 have been killed? >> that is a very gross exaggegeration. amy: what would you say? what do you say? >> i say the government has agreed the forensic people are the inter-american commission of human rights a company the nicaraguan prosecutors and a loose dating everyone of those

out from western banks, they experienced a situation that is margin call that was worth less than they had to repay those loans or tos add moe property as collateral or they could have lost the property. again, we acted extra money and to turn we took over those loans and many of the companies said we can hand over those companies to the state but as i was head of the government i said no, were taking overal the loans and you'll be able to repay those loans to us and that is what happened. the situation back to normal and they bought back the loans and they remain the owners of the enterprises and the government, the government benefited from it but that is what we did and that's the russian government who did it. that is what we did in relation to the assets we felt were strategically important tote russian national interest. they are just persecuted unpressurized and that is a big mistake of the western authorities. all of those restrictions and persecution of the russianus businesses and what would they lead to? if you have us dominated transactions, problems with that. it would disrupt the trust because everyone has been

is to stop discriminating based ora . on abortion i'm not certain it takes just replacing kennedy top overturn plannenthood vs. casey and rowe. john roberts ir a moe fundamentalist. you have to look ate issue by issue. there will be more transformations, but doesn't mean every case in the last five en years where kennedy joined with liberals that it now is all of a sudden in play or be overturned. >> nawaz: let's look at the issue of abortion, been comings up in convions since justice kennedy announced his departure. what do you make of that? is there a policy it could come up with a more consertive nominee moving forward that justice kennedy's previous desions could be undone? >> well, if president trump succeeded in nominating and confirming a justice like justice gorsuch, i think itul be an enormous change in the consequence of the cour to start wit abortion, there are only four justices on the cot that, i think, would isn't roe v.ade or even planned parenthood vs. casey. justice kennedy was theey ve to strike down regulations that, in his viewvi and in the ew of the majority, had no metical basis that would have closed virtually every clinic i

moe difficult tochchieve. firstump's america nationalism become the template for other countries, including within the eu? "trump goes it alone -- europe at a loss?" -- that's our topic on "quadriga" today. it is pleasure to welcome laura von daniels, a senior fellow at berlin-based ink tank -- think tank swp. she says the eu is rightly doing a remarkable job at protecting and veryests challenging times -- the eu is currently doing a remarkable job at protecting its interests. says there has been a trade imbalance between the so. and eu for a long time, european complaints over tariffs are unjustified. ,inally, we have daryl lindsey manager of spiegel international , who suggests this may turn into a full-fledged trade war. are we likely to see the g7 plus 1? nto a g6 if so, what implications does that have for europe and for the world as a whole? laura: first of all, i approve all thoseeaders of countries coming together to try to have a dialogue. it is often forgotten that there are plenty of topics to talk about that are really important. i think that there is a pretty good chance also for other countries, even if the u.s. is following a different path on and and leading a more protectionis

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parents and children is something that is growing as an issue in the country and frankly it's an abomination. >> it's hard to believe kids are being taken away from their moehers. >> kudos to jim and brian for making this -- he has gotten criticism for being so expressive at the briefing. i think it was up fair for her to say he wanted to be on tv. sometime in that room when you have a government owe fish affi being dramatic like that is what gets people talking about an issue. it's one of the reasons we're talking about it right now. i think he did the right thing by pressing her. >> i think the tone of that exchange is reflective of frustration within the briefing room that this white house has refused to explain its policy of separating families at the border. they refused to acknowledge that this is a trump administration policy. you had the attorney general jeff sessions as well as the chief of staff john kelly openly say that they were going to pursue a zero tolerance policy at the border that was intended to deter people from coming and presenting themselves for asylum. you have more than 1,000 immigrant children who have been separated from their p

moe wh about a quote unquote loyalty test. they're going to use to determine if and who trump will endorse for the midterms. pam brown istory. she's back with me and pam, what have you learned about this loyalty test? >> we erin, sources tell me and my colleague that white house aides are advising the president on where to l his star power based in part on how loyal candidates have been to him in t particularly incumbents. so white house officials are going back, scrutinizing what certain candidates have said about the president. both before and after the election as well as their voting record. to weigh how loyal they have been. to president trump and that is what the being used todvise him in terms whether or not he should sbeer serene intervene i seeing tha with the president flexing his political muscle on twitter today, backing nunes rthy. they are two trump allies. have been very loyal to the president. notably, he did not throw his weight behind row backer, another republican who is an incumbent because he's been critical of the president many the past. that is not the only factor, not the most important factor i

uas he mexico canada have won the bid to host the 2026 world cup announcement that is year's world cup kicks o off the moesn with changing landship a a federal judge ruling in landmark decision that at&t, can acqueimwarner. that defeats antitrust case by the government, sets up a potential domino effect for meta media merges cfr research analyst, and attorney cybersecurity expert, great to see you both thank you so much for joining us kick us off what are the implications of this from the judge yesterday. >> maria i think quite stunning the way the decision came down you can almost say let the games begin i there i this decision is going to open floodgates of m&a activity across the technical kelcom media landscape i think one potential win here as you alluded to is comcast right with comcast to come forward with much more compelling bid for fox could potentially be a major premium over what disney already has on the is able if potential winner fox share holders a bidding war potentially running. >> how it might affect a netflix on heels of neither neutrality repeal i think could be construed as a one two

> ha is interesting is this was a moment when you could make an argument he is at the height of his powers. this has been a moepact he can make on the country. obviously the crowd loves it. it's the same sort of rehashing of i won here. i did this. isn't it amazing? even if it's not 100% true. the neediness of it is incredible to watch day after day. >> what did emily fox call it, a bottles pit of meat? >> i believe that was in one of the pieces. >> was it maureen? >> on her book "born trump." >> she interviewed emily jane fox for the column this week. >> charles krauthammer said, this is beyond narcissism. this is a man who is in constant need of affirmation. he is a bottles -- >> what's amazing is it's become part of the message for him. his supporters like it. that's become, in many ways, the narrative of trump. >> do you know what it is like? it is like kiss going out every night and playing, you know, detroit rock city. they know what's coming. they want to hear the hits. you know, you know. >> heidi -- >> they call me dr. love. that's what this is. no, mika, i'm not joking. this is not about politics. th

logical pr if you cut the taxes of businessss, then they have m moe money because their taxes are lower. what they do with that money is their decision. and their decision is governed by making as much money as possible. that might mean that they will create a a job, ok, but not here.. in a place where the wages are much lower--say, in asia--which might be nice for them but isn't particularly good here. or they might lend it to a governmentnt or they mht pla the stock market. or they might do--i don't know-- let's see. what did they do over the last 30 years? the most impressive things big corporations did w with the monethey saved from taxes and with the profits they were able to getet from deregulatiti, really, one of the most spectacular things they did was to begin to pay corporate executives at the top stupying aounts of money. we are the leader in the world-- i'm sure you're alall proud-- we're the leader in the world in the gap between what we y r topxecutives anatat the average worker i in that company that the execututie is leadining gets. in other places, the numbers are like 30, 40 times. in our country, it'

is just stuff in the headlines. their lives have not improved. those coal miners that he promised to get their jobs back, they still don't have their jobs. i think they are moeore focused on that than they are even on any of this stuff. >> yamiche? >> voters are living in a wrl where mark sanford lost an election and where they see republicans who are not 100% behind the president lose their jobs. i think voters -- at least the voters living in earth number two they want people that are going to be completely loyal to the president. and a lot of people living in earth one, they are the blue wave that the democrats are hoping is coming. but the democrats are still getting their message together. their so many headlines, the democrats aren't saying this is the one you really need to pay attention to. they have thing they are throwing up on the wall but it's really not sticking. >> they have to focus on something positive. they can't win by just attacking the president. >> the country is polarized. in democracy, you don't blame voters but we have voters who are polarized and they want to believe what the voters have to say. >> the problem is the information loo

is. we rely on igs in a lot of situations where the igs have so much more access to records than we do at an agency. when we launch an investigation, we moe spend most of our time fighting over access to documents. igs are able to dive in, in most cases. we count on igs in those cases. >> i assume they have expertise in narrower areas you may be interested in but don't have that kind of expertise. >> it's been alluded to that there are limitations on the congressional staff in terms of size and obviously resources and there are so many areas where the ig has that institutional familiarity. >> i could monopolize this with questions, but i don't want to do that. let's see who in the audience has some questions. >> hi. stacey bridges. what happens when your findings are dismissed and the work that you do, if it doesn't fit to political agenda or the lobbyists or special packs have to say about your findings, what happens when your work is dismissed and the agency is demised as they're not important. you're very important to the american people. what can you do to stay afloat to make sure that your work is seen and heard by the people who nee