we've been working the oas. i think we've seen a pretty significant amount of support in the oas to voice their opposition to undemocratic steps taken in countries like you've mentioned. you know, i think that we continue to do work to promote civil society, to engage with civil society and to enable, you know, opposition parties to have a voice. we have supported those people in nicaragua, calling for elections. we have acknowledged that. i think we're still working very diligently on this. but it's -- you know, these are countries that several have -- several members have already noted that are not -- they're not squeamish to use repression to stay in power. >> we have a bill that doesn't take them international financial institutions. why should we allow them to have loans from financial institution when they go and spend $80 billion on russian tanks to oppress their people. i think we have to bring some sort of pressure on these governments to realize that you can't run over people and expect us, the united

we've been working in the oas. we've seen a pretty significant amount of support in the oas to voice their opposition to undemocratic steps that are taken in countries like you've mentioned. you know, i think that we continue to do work to promote civil society, to engage with civil society and to enable you know, opposition parties to have a voice. we have supported those people in anything rag wag causing for early elections and acknowledged that. i think we're still working diligently on this. but you know, it's, you know, these are countries that several members have already noted that are not necessarily going to be -- they're not squeamish about using repression as a way to stay in power. >> you know, i look at nicaragua. we have a bill ileana ros-lehtinen and i doesn't allow them to take loans from international finance institutions. why should we allow them to have loans from financial institutions when they go and spend $80 billion on russian thanks to oppress their people? and yet, some people here don't

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after that he'd go back home toom oa and run for office. the president has expressed frusttion with jeff sessions in the past over hisci deon to recuse himself fro the russia probe. he attorney general made a terrible mistake when he did this and when he recused himself and he certainly should have let us know if he was going to recuse himself and we would have put a different attorney general in. he made what i consider to be a very couible mistake for the . advisors quickly sho downreu it's proposal to re plac sessions. the fact that the administration k muchithin remarkable consideringhe numberf scandals involving him . reu it i facing at least 14 federal probes and last not presid at wassked what would it take for him to say enough is enough and say you're fired? not h like heasn't practiced that one enoug scott preu it is doing a great job within the walls of the ep a. we're settin records. he's bee attacked very visionallby the press. i'm not saying that he's blameless but we'll seeen what s a. a white house spokesperson called the al

the housing committee vovoted oa bill that would make airbnb hand over the addresses and details of hosthat use the site. an invasion it's i of privacy. authorities say the services are intensifying the housing crisis. novartis is the second u.s. drugmaker to announce it will not increase drug prices this year. last week pfizer said the same thing after donald trump waded into the freight. fray. he lambasted pfizer for raising prices and accusing the company of taking advantage of the four. since pfizer backtracked, saying it would postpone price hikes. novartis told bloomberg the decision to pull the price tags was the prudent thing to do after looking at the u.s.'s current policy environment. that is all from business news. annette: it is time for the press review. for headlines around the world you are starting with the situation in nicaragua where government forces have regained control of the city of messiah, which is in the center of those antigovernment protests. paper, thehe editorial. it is the name of a neighborhood where protesters set up -- thedes and where nicaraguan paper c

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. >>> top story, tony sparano oa coaches died at the age of 56. he been the offense of line coach for the minnesota vikings. on thursday he went to the hospital complaining of chest pains. he was sent home after several medical tests. he also served on the coaching staff of the 49ers and previously coached in miami. cleveland and in washington and dallas as well as jacksonville. so far no funeral arrangements have been announced. again tony sparano is dead at the age of 56. >>> the 49ers have reached an agreement with a first-round pick. offensive lineman mike mclane she will sign a four-year $18 million contract today. they selected the lineman from notre dame is the ninth overall pick in the draft. he looks like he will start for the niners this season. >>> rookies and veterans will report on monday. the training camp is in santa they will have a few weeks to practice before hosting the dallas cowboys for preseason game. that is on august 7 and levi -- oakland raiders camp is in napa. it will all be focused on john gruden returning to coach the

but the new guy now one government dismissed the oas report as biased. nicaragua rejects the report it was rushed prejudiced and lacks objectivity it requires a professional attitude to report the truth about what's going on. the government says the protests aimed to topple president there. here as we get i was national university students and other government opponents have been entrenched for more than one month the government accuses them of being subversive a threat to peace. but the opposition accuses police and pro-government paramilitary forces are firing live rounds at protesters this week has seen some of the worst violence since the protests erupted nearly three months ago. i was long time preceded the has rejected post to hold early elections the opposition is just as determined but many here fear what's to come. with more teenagers like alex and they're likely to be caught in the crossfire of the country's political crisis . just menow when you get out. there are reports of an agreement between syrian government forces and rebels and a city i

laura: lebron is said to have the body oa bulldozer and a mind of a professor.hat that make quite literally this towering figure in american basketball? neil: he is arguably the greatest nba player the game has ever seen. i know that is saying something considering you have other players, specifically michael jordan, who have won more titles. whenou look at a complete boor of w the way he has dominated, getting hiseam to the nba finals over the past decade or so. he can play a power game, he is very smart. he does a great job of making players around him better. tthere are very few playet can say the same thing. he is a rare talent.ro laura: lalmost seemed to single-handedly transform the fortunes of the cavs. can he do the same thing ina. neil: without a doubt. the los angeles lakers have not been to the playoffs in a number of years, but adding a player like lebron james changes things clamatically. you look at the eland cavaliers teams he brought to the nba finals, they weren't that good. it was almosby a sheer force of will that lebron was able to make it to

thank you oa from brussels president trump headed to the u.k. for a four day visit his first official trip to the country while in office trump is staying in central london at the residence of the u.s. ambassador demonstrations have already gathered outside in what's expected to be the first of a series of protests against trans visit involving tens of thousands of people in need barkers outside winfield house in london's regent's park what's the scale of the protest now neve. just to give you an update of what's just happened trump has now for at least left the building his helicopter marine one took off a short while ago heading in the direction of burning palace where there's an evening of events that he'll be taking part in but he'll be coming back to spend the nights here winfield house as you mentioned there is the official residence of the u.s. ambassador here in london and as you can probably tell by the fence behind me it's been turned into something of a fortified compound for the generation of his stay with seen waves of police arrive

they did take at least a micro day the secretary general of the oas question while a couple of months to issue a condemnation of what was what the government should be doing. and really the only countries that make or go. who are close allies of huge ortega. to take quite awhile it possibly because of the the. the the background of all the senate is to revolution which is through dictatorship right now and there's a residual sort of respect for what they could in the past that may have something to do with this but i think that they're pretty well determined now to. ratchet up the pressure on the ground or take a suit to change the way he's handling this group and it will be interesting to see what comes out of that oh yes meeting in washington today on vent nicaragua thank you very much for speaking to us colleen harding live there from manchester and of course all you need to know about the unrest the crisis in nicaragua on al-jazeera dot com we've got a special page up that explains what triggered the protest and what have been the regional reactions and also some great photos from

anti-government protesters but in a sanchez is in those capital managua photos no money on this effort by the oas to have this resolution is not going to help the situation. i think it's going to be very difficult that this resolution adopted today will help bring both sides together this resolution that condemns. violence here in. the problem with this resolution i think. by. members of the governmental pro government people is that it. has a proposal that there will be a calendar for or an electoral calendar if you will. it will be discussed in the dialogue this means that what they're proposing is that elections will be killed ahead of time which is something that the political opposition has been asking throughout.

satellite photos oa key facility appear to show o new buildings at the site as well as vehicles moving around. for more on the significance of the development, i spoke to a former cia analyst who is now at the brookings institution.an you very much for joining me. what do you make of these latest reports that north korea is expanding its missile program? >> i think we should not be surprised.er was no indication that north korea was willing to denuclearizen a way we want them to. they have continued to do what they said th were going to do, which is mass-produce. e latest revelations are interesting more for the timing of them and for what the north koreans are continuing to do despite the ongoing engagement. jane: what then should the trump administration's response be? jung: i think the response is to continue to talk to our allies, lk to south korea, china japan, and the global community, d talk about how north korea's continuing to bus nuclear weapons program despite engagement. that is important to mre that we keep the pressure on the north koreans to reorient the way they think a

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