ban on people from six mainly muslim nations the executive order applies to north korea chad venezuela iran libya somalia syria and yemen sudan has been dropped from the original list the u.s. has carried out air strikes on an eyesore desert camp in libya killing seventeen fighters it happened on friday two hundred forty kilometers southeast of the coastal city was a former stronghold in libya hundreds of people continue to make the border crossing into bangladesh one mom says the start of the ranger crisis the u.n. says nearly four hundred thirty thousand refugees have escaped to bangladesh up next it's one of one east across summary for you see them. the world's primary could change producing nations peru is at the forefront of the war on drugs we're talking about serious organized crime as a country where reaching a critical point while some have made fortunes many others have suffered at the hands of this multi-billion dollar industry or thought this business will go on forever it from a change almost global policy is the who are the winners and losers of this illicit trade snow of the andes at this time.

restricted travel list did not say are chad iran libya north korea syria somalia venezuela and yemen now five of these countries were on the list that expired sunday however that ban will be immediately renewed the new countries on the list including north korea that's travel ban will come into effect on october the eighteenth importantly though each of the restrictions is tailored to the specific country in iran for example there will still be pieces permitted for students and exchange visitors in venezuela as case the restriction applies only to certain government members of the whole restriction on travel will be up for review every one hundred eighty days countries can be added to the list or can be taken off it to stay close to to come here on al-jazeera will take a look at the room hinge a crisis one months after it began. welcome to look at weather conditions across the americas now in north america plenty of features not just hurricane maria but this developing frontal system which has got quite a contrast in temperatures either side of it so we've got a woman coming up from

original ban on citizens from six muslim majority nations the new order applies to north korea chad venezuela iran libya somalia syria and yemen but sudan has been dropped from the original list. which i will be here with just over twenty five minutes right after witness next. facing the reality your president said that there would be a complete audit a hundred percent audit that audit hasn't happened getting to the heart of the matter so are you saying then that the future of the g.c.c. will be in doubt. here the story. on talk to al-jazeera at this time. one of my hats off into the little. me nobody is much me no me yes someone. i think. you're. in my face then. i have a hole in my eyes anybody one is looking is your chilean mine. was one of those poor lonely earth must get on this seeing up oh yeah the money must. go to sell and there are no sooner. were there in your. work that would. get i ever would say that here. they do with us and upon us into this and this is was the to fill them up as i thought of the ramos they get out yet. in an opportunity that unless you're not of the me look at this the men they canno

travel ban on people from six million muslim countries you order now applies to north korea chad venezuela iran libya somalia syria and yemen sudan has been dropped from the original list he tweeted about his expanded travel ban saying making america safe is his top priority he said people who can't be safely vetted will not be admitted to the united states the u.s. has carried out air strikes on an eyesore desert camp in libya killing seventeen fighters it happened on friday two hundred forty kilometers southeast of sirte that coastal city was isis form a stronghold in libya the strikes are the first by the u.s. in libya since president trump took office in january. hundreds of people continue to make the border crossing into bangladesh one month since the start of the range of crisis we're calling state the u.n. says nearly four hundred thirty thousand injured refugees have escape to bangladesh so far more news on the web site al jazeera dot com thirty minutes of al-jazeera well. between now and then all season. long counting the cost germany's outlook it's europe's largest manufacturing economy but is it in the

ban on people from six mainly muslim countries the new order now applies to north korea chad venezuela iran libya somalia syria and yemen so dunn has been dropped from the original list the new restrictions are expected to come into effect on october the eighteenth president trump has tweeted about his expanded travel ban saying making america safe is his top priority he says people who cannot be safely vetted will not be admitted to the u.s. mike hanna is following developments from washington d.c. but this is very different from previous bands each of the countries is dealt with specifically in the proclamation conditions and requirements and restrictions vary from country to country iran for example there was a total ban on travel for iranian nationals now this has been eased although it remains on the list students and exchange visitors may be given visas from iran the u.s. has carried out air strikes on an eyesore desert camp in libya killing seventeen fighters it happened on friday two hundred forty kilometers southeast of sirte the coastal city was isolated far more stronghold in libya the strikes are t

officials say have not met these benchmark requirements and they are chad iran libya north korea syria somalia venezuela and yemen now off these five countries were on listed on the original ban that ban expired today but now comes into effect again with this proclamation the new countries added to the list the ban will come into effect on october the eighteenth but very important to know this is very different from previous bans each of the countries is dealt with specifically in the proclamation conditions and requirements and restrictions vary from country to country iran for example there was a total ban on travel for iranian nationals now this has been eased although it remains on the list students and exchange visitors may be given visas from iran in the case of venezuela for example when those who were in nationals are allowed to travel but the restrictions are restricted to government members certain government members so that's very different in terms of the fact that it is targeted and also the proclamation does make a case for waivers in each case to be granted there is a mechanism within the

eight countries that are now on the be restricted travel list did not they are chad iran libya north korea syria somalia venezuela and yemen now five of these countries were on the list that expired sunday however that ban will be immediately renewed the new countries on the list including north korea that travel ban will come into effect on october the eighteenth importantly though each of the restrictions is tailored to the specific country iran for example there will still be pieces permitted for students and exchange visitors in venezuela as case the restriction applies only to certain government members of the whole restriction on travel will be up for review every one hundred eighty days countries can be added to the list or can be taken off it. still to come here on al-jazeera the spanish central government steps up its measures to block a controversial independent spirit in catalonia. by the springtime flowers of a mountain late. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. welcome back no changes at the moment across the levant and western asia we've got to highs of about thirty eight to forty degrees for ku

original ban on citizens from six muslim majority nations the new order applies to north korea chad venezuela iran libya somalia syria and yemen but sudan has been dropped from the original list. which i will be here with just over twenty five minutes right after witness next. facing the reality your president said that there would be a complete audit a hundred percent audit that audit hasn't happened getting to the heart of the matter so are you saying then that the future of the g.c.c. will be in doubt. here the story. on talk to al-jazeera at this time.

on citizens from six muslim majority nations the new war that now applies to north korea chad venezuela iran libya somalia syria and yemen sudan though has been dropped from the original list that's expected to take effect from october eighteenth. ball players of the most popular sport in america joining the protest against the national anthem and racial inequality two days after president donald trump called for protesting national football league players to be fired the n.f.l. has become a symbol of political division and unity leasehold the reports. the n.f.l. play is taking a stand some by taking in a by sitting while the national lab them played all by raising a fist. it was a scene repeated at fourteen games right across the united states and london was. they were responding to comments made by president trump on friday night attacking players who had knelt over the past due to protest racial inequality a gesture started by colin kaepernick when you love to see one of these n.f.l. owners when somebody disrespects our flag this is a get that son of a the field right now out by. the seattle seahawks and ten

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ban on people from six mainly muslim countries the executive order applies to north korea chad venezuela iran libya somalia syria and yemen sudan has been dropped from the original list mr trump has taken to twitter discussing his expanded travel ban saying making america safe is his top priority he says people who can't be safely vetted will not be admitted into the us his son in law has revealed he's used his personal e-mail account dozens of times to talk to colleagues within the administration who is an aide to the president and he the received or responded to he says fewer than one hundred e-mails from white house officials from his private account hillary clinton's use of a personal e-mail server when she was secretary of state was often criticized during last year's presidential campaign the u.s. has carried out air strikes on an eyesore desert camp in libya killing seventeen fighters it happened on friday two hundred forty kilometers southeast of sirte the coastal city had been isis form a stronghold in libya the strikes of the first by the u.s. in libya since donald trump took office as president in jan

certain individuals from eight foreign country, chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syr syria, venezuela yemen. the u.s. targets several non muslim nations including north korea and venezuela. in most cases it will be broadly suspended. in others passengers will have to under go enhanced screing. more from washington. >>>. >>eporter: well the trump administration has unveiled travel ban 3.1. chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela and yemen. as a replacement to the central portion of that travel ban which expired sunday morning. the new restrictions vary by country and include a phased-in approach. so most of the limitations you won't see go into effect until mid next month on october 18th. for the last three months, the trump administration has used an executive order to ban foreign nationals from six muslim majority countries from entering the u.s. unless they have a bone nied relationship with a person or entity in the country. individuals with that exception like a grandparent can still apply for visas to come to the u.s. until october 18. but after that date, these

they fall on certain foreigners from eight countries, chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela and yemen. the white house deemed all inadequate i.d. management protocols. the administration's ban on foreign nationals from six muslim majority countries expired earlier today. >>> a 3 1/2 hour standoff in san francisco ended when the suspect was shot and killed by a police officer. it happened in the nob hill neighborhood. police responded to a domestic violence call involving a woman. the suspect refused to release his wife and children. at 2:30 this morning officers enthe tered the apartment and shots were fired. all three victims were rescued. >>> a vallejo woman fell asleep while driving and ended up down a hill. three passengers were in the car. they're all okay. everyone managed to get out safely but getting to the road proved difficult. >> it's a very big hill right here. and we were all just trying to climb up this hill. and we just kept sliding down. it was scary. i was calling for help. we all had to help each other. and then when all the officers got here, they told us

>>chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela and yemen and they varied by country. valid visas will not be revoked. it will go into effect on october 18. we will have more coming up tonight on the 10:00 news.>>> a planned free speech event was a bust.milo yiannopoulos showed up and took selfies and gave autographs and left a few minutes after he arrived. we have the brief appearance that is costing the university big time. took milo yiannopoulos did end up showing up this morning. officials say he only spoke for 15 to 20 minutes before leaving on his own. the total cost for the security is over $800,000.>> the protesters showed up sunday morning. minutes later fans of milo yiannopoulos and those who wanted to attend that now canceled free speak week.>> we have would have love to heard them.>> law enforcement agencies helped secure berkeley. they had to pass through a metal detector. walking through security and arrested for a brawl.>> they do not believe any conservative thoughts. they are gangsters. this is their turf.>> officials questioned whether free speech wee

the new rules will impact citizens of chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria venezuela and yemen goes into effect on october 18. the supreme court is expected to consider its constitutionality next month. >>> developing this monday morning at least one person is dead and several others wounded after a gunman opened fire at a tennessee church early sunday morning. the alleged gunman, 25-year-old em manual samson was hospitalized for gunshot wounds is that now facing murder charges. so far police do know that samson attended the church a year or two ago. this little boy was in sunday school when the shots rang out. >> we just heard like three gunshots and the little girl shut the door and i heard somebody say get down. >> this is heartbreaking. members are now sitting on edge. will i be able to go to church? i safe? >> so far federal authorities have opened a civil rights investigation into the shooting at the burnett chapel church of christ. >>> in other news, a frantic manhunt is under way in prince george's county. police are searching for the shooter in a deadly shooting that h

the new rules will effect citizens of chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela and yemen. and will go into effect october 18. the restrictions vary and range definite ban to more -- from an indefinite ban to more restrictions. a bars a hand full of venezuelan officials and their families. president trump tweeted making america safe is my number one priority. he will not admit those we can't safely vet. his first travel ban lasted three months and banned six predominantly muslim countries from entering the u.s. it sparked chaos at airports and many legal challenges. this time officials said they worked for months on the new rules and worked with various agencies and with foreign governments. >> what they are trying to accomplish, they are trying to identify those people who are coming here to cause harm to the u.s. they are not trying to impact those people coming here to be reunited with their families. >> reporter: kpix 5 security analyst. >> to ban specific countries, my guess is, there information as to why the countries are on the list. >> the white house called it a

they fall on certain foreigners from eight countries, chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela yemen. the white house deemed all inadequate i.d. management protocols. the administration's ban on foreign nationals from six muslim majority countries expired earlier today. >>> a 3 1/2 hour standoff in san francisco ended when the suspect was shot and killed by an pic t neighborhood. police responded to a domestic violence call involving a woman. the suspect refused to release his wife and children. at 2:30 this morning officers enthe tered the apartment and shots were fired. all three victims were rescued. >>> a vallejo woman fell asleep while driving and ended up down a hill. three passengers were in the car. they're all okay. everyone managed to get out safely but getting to the road proved difficult. >> it's a very big hill right here. and we were all just trying to climb up this hill. and we just kept sliding down. it was scary. i was calling for help. we all had to help each other. and then when all the officers got here, they told us that all of this was poison oak. >> repor

they are chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela and yemen. the travel changes range from a total ban to targeted restrictions. officials say valid visas will not be revoked. takes effect in october. this morning the republican health care bill is struggling to find support ahead of a big vote this week. more gop senators are now signaling they won't support it - and that could leave republicans without enough votes to pass. suzanne kennedy is live on capitol hill with more. we are seeing new video this morning from mexico, moments after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake last magnitude 7.1 earthquake last week. survivors recorded on their cell phones, after an office building collapsed, burying them. they tell reporters they texted family members, and said goodbye, as they heard the floors above collapsing on top of them. when the shaking stopped-- the survivors say they didn't think help would find them in time. help did arrive, 17 hours later. right now-- mexican help did arrive, 17 hours later. right now-- mexican officials say at least 320 people

the eight countries to be included are chad, iran, libya, somalia, syria, yemen, venezuela, and north korean yesterday. >>> number three, an abc news/"washington post" poll finds 86% of americans support daca. the program protects undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children from deportation. >>> number four, protesters will be outside senator feinstein's san francisco office to demand leaders kill the republican health care bill. it starts at noon on post street. >>> number five, chp asking for your help to find those robbing toll booths. >>> number six, warm and dry weather continued today as the national weather service has extended the red flag warning for not only the north bay mountains but our east bay hills as well for gusty winds, low relative humidity, and temperatures well above average in the upper 80s in these highlighted area. >>> and number seven we're looking pretty good with traffic so far today. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights flipped on about 5:22 once you make it past the toll booths ten minutes in to san francisco. >>> california go

it covers people from chad, iran, libya, north korea, syria, venezuela, somalia and yemen. larry: well, former congressman anthony weiner is looking at almost two years behind bars. a federal judge today sentencing him to 21 months in prison for sectioning with a teen. it involved a case with a girl he knew to be 15 years old. he subject to three years of supervisorred release. alison: here we are the last week of september. it feels like mid-july. it's hot out there today. meteorologist steve rudin is in the stormwatch7 weather center with a check of the forecast. it's about to change, right, steve? steve: we have a warm day on the way. we cracked 90-degree mark. temperatures as of the 5:00 hour still in the upper 80's at reagan national airport. mid-80's in martinsburg. 88 in ashburg and hagerstown. 86 in dale city. the barbecue and watching the kids play sports looking good out there. temperatures in the upper 80's falling to the 80-degree mark at 7:00. upper 70's by 9:00 p.m. if you have the a.c. on, keep it on longer. there is another warm day ahead. coming up, a new u

18th, there will be new restrictions, and in some cases an all-out ban from chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela, and yemen. new notable nations on this list. in particular you heard north korea. chad and venezuela have been ordered. this is not a muslim ban as the past orders have been criticized as. they are taking effect after the department of home listenland s vet travelers and those who don't have sufficient screening are now on this list. the president weighed in overnight. he tweeted that we willot admit those into our country that we cannot safely vet. civil rights groups are crying foul saying this is part of the ugly white supremacist agenda. the legality of this latest travel ban could take center stage october 10th when the supreme court is hearing arguments about the temporary travel ban that took effect over the summer. the justice department filed papers last night. they are urging parties to file additional briefs that address this latest travel ban. important to note it does not take effect until mid-october. the restrictions vary country by country. people with valid visas or

beginning october 18th travel will be restricted on nationals from iran, libya, syria, yemen, somalia, chad, north korea and venezuelapartment of homeland security says these countries do not share sufficient information with the u.s. or have not taken necessary security precautions. there was a deadly mass shooting today at a church in antioch tennessee outside nash vil. seven people were shot before the gunman shot himself. demarco morgan has the latest details. >> reporter: sirens blasting sunday morning just before noon after emmanuel sampson a 25 year old african-american gunman wearing a mask walked into burnette chapelt hufrmer o k pastorisle bill hun. >> the guy just came in and started shooting. i don't understand it. >> reporter: calls immediately started pouring in to 911 saying multiple people were down at the place of worship in antioch just outside of nashville. the pastor of the church joey spann and his wife were among the victims shot. one person is ed did, a woman who was shot in the church parking lot. investigators say a church service with about 50 people inside had just wrapped up for the aftern

as you look at the map, chad, iran, libya, north korea, venezuela, somalia, syria, yemen.nds the existing executive order as it continues to go through the court process. we're back with our panel. michael? >> well, you know, third bite at the apple. in some ways it looks like they are making progress. a lot of legal experts saying they are doing a better job of explaining it. the shear passage of time allows the administration to say it's been looking at these countries, their enterm vetting procedures. putting it through vigorous review. at the same time the critics are not backing down an inch. the aclu is calling it muslim ban 3.0. trump will have this problem campaign rhetoric when he called for a total shutdown of all muslims entering the country. that's going to be used in court briefs against him people say this is back door way to implement a ban like this. >> bret: venezuela and north korea present an argument. >> virtually no north koreans come to this country and venezuela factor is just a few government officials. it's really pretty minor part of this. last qu

of travel restrictions the ban now including north korea chad venezuela an expansion on the existing list of calls that included iran libya somalia sudan syria and of course yemen president from says that it's america's safety that's the number one priority that's the reason for the new measures but the moves already sparked international criticism the london meth study carney even compared donald trump's language to that of islamic state venezuela's also slammed the travel ban business will assume. venezuela is open for dialogue with the united states government but if they attack us in any area we will respond in defense of our homeland and of our people iran's also reacted the foreign minister there saying the new travel ban is even more offensive than the previous one and of all the countries on the list it's the one with possibly the most fractious relationship with the united states more on that with samir khan over a decade ago iran was named as one of america's greatest existential threats along with iraq and north korea president bush singled out these states as the axis of evil in his two thousand and two state of the union address

this time chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela, and yemen as a replacement to a central portion of the controversial travel ban which expired on sunday morning. now these new restrictions varied widely by country, and they also include a phased in approach. so most of the limitations won't go into effect until mid-october. for last three months the trump administration has used an executive order to ban foreign nationals from six muslim majority countries from entering the u.s. unless they have a, quote, bona fide relationship with a person or entity here in the country, in the u.s. individuals with that bona fide exception, like if you have a grandparent here, they can still apply for visas until october 18th. but after that date, the new restrictions on travel will begin. and in some instances, travel for immigrants will be broadly suspended across the board, like in north korea, nobody can come in. where as for others, like iran, those on student visas will be able to apply to come into the country. now i should mention, anyone with a current visa or a greenca

from eight countries, chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela and yemen as a replacement that controversial travel ban which expired on sunday morning. the new restrictions vary by country and include a phased-in approach. so most of the limitations you won't see go into effect until mid next month, on october 18th. for the last three months, the trump administration has used an executive order to ban foreign nationals from six muslim majority countries from entering the u.s. unless they have a so called bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the country. now individuals with that exception, like a grant parent can still apply for visas to come to the u.s. until october 18. after that the restrictions will begin. a senior administration adviser called the new restrictions tough but tailored and quote vital national security. the supreme court is also set to hear arguments on the merits of this next month and the justice department will be filing an update with the supreme court soon. >> all right. thank you for that. >>> no let-up is seems in the war of word th

of travel restrictions the ban now includes north korea chad and venezuela but expands on the existing restrictions that have gone to iran libya somalia syria and yemen president trump says that america's safety is the number one priority and also the reason for the new measures but the moves already sparked international criticism the mayor of london city car has even compared donald trump's language to that of islamic state he says his antagonistic approach is playing into the hands of the militant group but as well as also slammed trump's travel ban as an act of terrorism. by relieving his routine entry to the united states all the people of venezuela early going all the countries in. iran of course was among the six months already muslim nations previously targeted in the travel ban and it still remains on the list the iranian foreign minister said the trumps new travel ban is proof of his fake empathy for iranians so mirror can look into the history of u.s. and around relations over a decade ago iran was named as one of america's greatest existential threats along with iraq and north korea president bush singled out these states as the

the new restrictions add chad and central africa, venezuela and north korea to the original list which included iran, libya, somalia, syriand yemen. citizens from some of those countries face a full ban. the rules are less severe for others. the new restrictions take effect in mid-october. >>> the u.s. military put on a show of force against north korea over the weekend. b-1 bombers and f-15 fighters were flown further north of the korean demilitarized zone than any time in two decades. the president said north korea's foreign minister and kim jong-un may not be around much longer. >>> desperation growing in parts of puerto rico devastated by hurricane maria. in one area, a weakened dam poses an imminent threat. families are scrambling to higher ground to get away from potentially life threatening flooding if the barrier breaks. 70,000 people are being urged to evacuate. hundreds of residents and tourists packed the san juan airport. a number of flights were cancelled. puerto rico's member of congress says the destruction from hurricane maria has set the island back decades. >>> today north carolina may feel the effects o

travel restrictions it's a ban that now includes north korea chad and venezuela it's an expansion of the existing list which also took in iran libya somalia syria and yemen now president trump says that america's safety is the number one priority and also the reason for the new measures but the move already sparked international criticism the mayor of london city can even compare donald trump's language to that of islamic state he said the president's playing their game by using a clash of civilizations rhetoric but as well as also slam trump's travel ban as an act of terrorism. restricting entry to the united states all the people of venezuela calling our country a terrorist. iran's also reacted the foreign minister there saying that the new travel ban is even more offensive than the previous one and with more on the fractious relationship between the u.s. and iran here's some a recount. over a decade ago iran was named as one of america's greatest existential threats along with iraq and north korea president bush singled out these states as the axis of evil in his two thousand and two state of the union address and not much has changed since

there as follows -- chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela and yemen. there are notable new nations on this list. in particular, north korea as well as chad and venezuela, added. so the administration may use those additions to bolster its argument this is not a muslim ban as the past two executive orders were criticized as. these travel restrictions are taking effect after the department of homeland security spent the summer reviewing the way countries around the world vet their travelers, and those that don't have sufficient screening are now on that list. president trump weighing in, talking about this and tweeting overnight in part saying, "we will not admit those into the country we cannot safely vet." of course, civil rights groups are crying foul, saying even this, this new ban, is one part of the administration's "ugly white supremacist agenda." the legality of this latest version of the travel ban could take center stage october 10th, when the supreme court is hearing arguments about the temporary travel ban that took effect over the summer. ri

the new travel restrictions impact those from chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, yemen and venezuelame of those countries face a full ban. the rules are less severe for others. but some critics say despite the addition of non-muslim countries it still impacts muslims. the through restrictions take effect mid-october. >>> the u.s. and north korea teetering toward confrontation. over the weekend. b-1 bombers and f-15 fighters took off under cover of darkness flying closer to the demilitarized zone than in decades. the president's use of rocket man in reference to kim jong un only makes a north korean attack on the u.s. more inevitable. in response, president trump tweeted just heard foreign minister of north korea speaking at u.n. if he echoes thoughts of little rocket man they won't be around much longer. >>> angela merkel has won a future term in office. but her party had one of the weakest showing at the polls since world war ii. that means she will have to form a governing alliance with other parties. the alternative party ran on a nationalist, anti-immigrant platform. >>> the deat

considered to have poor security they were sudan iran libya syria somalia and yemen now full travel bans have been placed on citizens from north korea and chad in venezuela restrictions are limited to certain government officials and their families and sudan's removed from the list leaving eight nations with complete or partial blocks on blocks on travel to the u.s. . a lawyer for president trump son in law has revealed the white house aides used his personal e-mail account dozens of times to communicate with colleagues in the administration between january and august kirshner either received or responded to around one hundred e-mails from white house officials using his private account during the presidential campaign trump repeatedly attacked hillary clinton for her use of a personal e-mail server while she was secretary of state or donald trump is defending his criticism of players who are taking part in the national football league's national anthem boy because he says his objection has nothing to do with race. we have a great country. great people representing our country and told her. that they would bring back that. you don't respect the american

travel restrictions the ban now includes north korea chad venezuela that's on top of expanding the existing list which took in countries like iran libya somalia sudan syria and yemen now president from says that america's safety that's the number one priority and that's the reason for the new measures but the moves already sparked international criticism in london study carney he says even compared donald trump's language to that of islamic state other international reaction venezuela's also slammed the travel ban business will assume. venezuela is open for dialogue with the united states government but if they attack us in any area we will respond in defense of our homeland and of our people iran's also reacted the foreign minister there saying the new travel ban is even more offensive. but threats and president bush singled out. as the axis of evil in his two thousand and two state of the union address. and an export. while the neglected few repressed the iranian people spoke for freed our past time for the nations of the world to confront another reckless regime one that speaks openly of mass murder valor and death to america destruction to israel and

libya, somalia, syria, yemen and iran. it affects venezuela, north korea and chad. announcing the order, president trump tweeted, making america safe is my number one priority. we will not admit them into the country if we cannot safely vet them. they said president trump's original sin of targeting muslims cannot be cured by throwing other countries on the enemy list. >> the travel restriction isn't the only polly. he announced a tax plan before taking off for washington. >> we have ta tax plan that is finalized. it is terrific. it will be the largest tax cut in the history of our country. i hope it's 15%. the plan? we'll see what happens, but i hope it's 15%. it's going to be substantially lower to bring jobs back to the country. this is a plan for the middle class and companies to bring back jobs. >> the 15% corporate tax rate runs contrary to a plan circulated by republican leaders calling for a 20% tax rate for companies and top 35% tax rate for individuals. the president would like that dropped to 10%. the plan, not finalized, is set to be unveiled in the next

restrictions it's a band that now includes north korea venezuela and chad expanding from the existing list that took in the likes of iran libya syria and somalia president trump says that america's safety is the number one priority and it's also the reason for the new measures but it's a move that's already sparked international criticism here's london mr de carne he says and compares donald trump's language to that of islamic state of the reaction venezuela's slam the travel ban. is open for dialogue with the united states government with. the area where we will respond. and. strong words iran's also reacted the foreign minister there saying that the new travel ban is even more offensive than the previous one and of all the countries on the listed saga believe the one with possibly the most fractious relationship with the united states more on that with samir khan. over a decade ago iran was named as one of america's greatest existential threats along with iraq and north korea president bush singled out these states as the axis of evil in his two thousand and two state of the union address and not much has changed since iran aggressively purs

the travel restrictions cover eight countries -- chad, iran, libya, north korea, syria, venezuela, somalia and yemen. chad, north korea and venezuela were not covered by the earlier ban. (grant) the newest republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare would leave millions of americans uninsured... in the next ten years. that's according to a preliminary report issued today by the non-partisan congressional budget office. the report says the graham-cassidy bill would reduce the budget deficit by at least 133 billion dollars... but millions of people would lose comprehensive health insurance. the cbo says it will take several weeks to estimate how the plan would impact insurance premiums and how many million americans would be left without coverage. fellow republicans john mccain and rand paul have committed to oppose the bill. senator susan collins also came out today - saying she's now againts the bill. collins' stance likely kills the measure as it can not pass the senate if every democrat and three republicans vote against it. (vicki) a rally at u-c berkeley turned contentious today.

starting next month, new restrictions go into place for some citizens of chad, iran, libya, somalia, syria, yemen, venezuela and north korea these new restrictions replace portions of the president's previous travel ban that expired yesterday. the new restrictions vary slightly for each country. the new ban does not apply to people with valid green cards or visas. the new rules are set to go into effect on october 18-th. ( darya ) and happening this week... the senate could vote on a new health care bill but republicans may not have enough support for the bill to pass. the bill would repeal much of the affordable care act and shift money to the states. at least four republican senators have said they cannot support the bill in its current form. republicans can only afford to lose two votes in order to pass the bill. no democrats are expected to support the new legislation. ( darya ) the death toll from last week's earthquake in central mexico continues to climb. the death toll rose to 319 overnight. the mexican government says search and rescue missions will continue for at least two more weeks in an effort to find any sur

the travel restrictions cover eight countries --north korea, venezuela and chad have been added to the list that still includes iran, libya, syria, somaliand yemen. (grant) millions of americans could be left without insurance if the newest republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare passes. that's according to a preliminary report issued today by the non-partisan congressional budget office. the report says the graham- cassidy bill would reduce the budget deficit by at least 133 billion dollars...over ten years... but millions of people would lose comprehensive health insurance. meanwhile tonight -- maine senator susan collins is a "no" on the bill - her stance likely kills the measure because she becomes the third republican to oppose it. the republicans could only afford to lose two gop votes. (vicki) the bills just keep adding up.... in the name of free speech and safety. tonight we could put a price tag on what it is costing u-c berkeley for all these protests. nearly one and half million dollars... that's what has been spent so far. today another rally took place and there was another large police presence was on campus in re

the new rules affect citizens from chad, iran, libya, somalia, syria and yemen. north korea and venezuelaen added to the list. the new ban goes into effect october 18th. it has no expiration date. the supreme court was supposed to hear arguments on the previous travel ban on october 10th. now it wants both sides to weigh in by october 5th on what to do with the case. >>> north korea is claiming the u.s. has declared war on the country, but the white house said not true. president trump tweeted that kim jong un won't be around much longer. north rea's top diplomat says that comment gives pyongyang the right to self-defense and the foreign minister said north korea reserves the right to shoot down u.s. bombers even if they are not in the country's airspace. north korea released a new propaganda video showing computer generated missiles destroying u.s. jets and an aircraft carrier. it warns american forces will be headed to the grave if the u.s. attacks the north. the government also staged an anti-american rally and said 100,000 people showed up. >>> coming up anthony weiner weeps in court,

starting next month, new restrictions go into place for some citizens of chad, iran, libya, somalia, syria, yemen, venezuela and north korea. these new restrictions replace portions of the president's previous travel ban that expired yesterday. the new restrictions vary slightly for each country. the new ban does not apply to people with valid green cards or visas. the new rules are set to go into effect on october 18-th. ( mark ) and happening this week... the senate could vote on a new health care bill.. but republicans may not have enough support for the bill to pass. the bill would repeal much of the affordable care act and shift money to the states. at least four republican senators have said they cannot support the bill in its current form. republicans can only afford to lose two votes in order to pass the bill. no democrats are expected to support the new legislation. ( darya ) the death toll from last week's earthquake in central mexico continues to climb. it's now at 319. the mexican government says search and rescue missions will continue for at least two more weeks in an effort to find any survivors. on sunday r

and the the new rules apply to citizens entering the united states from chad iran libya somalia syria yemen and north korea. venezuelalso on the updated list but it only applies to certain government officials and their families. travel to the united states will either be completely suspended or involve enhanced screening and vetting. the president tweeter making america safe my number one priority. we will not admit those into our country we cannot safely vet. this takes place on oct october 18th. >> on saturday, the u.s. flexing its military might when it flew bombers and fighter escorts near the demilitarized zone of the korean princ peninsula. >> police are happened in northeast washington. officers got a call for someone shot just before 10:00 last night. at the scene they found an adult male suffering from gunshot wounds. no arrest yet. no word on a suspect or a motive at this time. 14th street still closed right now. anybody with any more information is asked to call police. >> 6:06 now. a murder mystery in leesburg virginia. a 47-year-old man found stabbed to death in the 1000 block, pardon me, of wyeth court

restrictions on eight countries, iran, syria, libya, yemen, somalia, and now north korea, venezuela and chadwell. sudan taken off the previous ban. changes take effect october 18th. president says it's required to keep the nation safe. advocates for immigrants condemning newest incarnation of the travel ban calling it abuse of presidential authority and potentially unconstitutional. >>> california advocacy group is calling for president trump's impeachment. this new billboard on the interstate 80 off the bay bridge. president trump's face with words impeach. costs $1,500 a week and up until october 1st. encourage campaign to encourage congress to begin proceedings. campaign founded in 2005. >>> today protests, discussions and arrested on capitol hill over the latest health care bill. >> made changes to sway the holdout senators. >> i would like to welcome everyone. i do mean everyone. >> reporter: before the senate finance committee hearing could begin, protesters removed, some fwr wheelchairs as they chanted in favor of new health care bill. >> lot of us on your side, let's have order. >> r

you make of his new travel ban to continue to impact on iran libya somalia yemen and syria and he adds chad north korea and some people from venezuela where the refactored is there's no ban on his going to the for the record that's the first ban there's no ban for him to go there secondly more more walls and not make us more secure. even admit as well it is an economic crisis but as well as an i him a sphere we should be trying to help correct their crisis as opposed to trying to push them into the sea the drive down the pan-american highway they and i am a sphere is pushing off on cuba as well. i think the more we lock out a nation the less we become briley that you push off on there would also push off on the global climate change conference and paris at a time when as evidence that as the sun hits the glaciers and they melt and water rises and gets warmer you have the wind blowing more hurricanes and more tornadoes is affecting america is affecting the whole world and we're still calling the chinese hoax we should know better. three years ago you gain the release of an american from north korea. what do you make of what's going o