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we can work together along with others in the region through the lima group all to move through the oas to restore democracy in venezuela and there is this is our only objective is to save it as well to return to its constitution return to duly elected assembly and to hold free and fair elections and give it as well and people the right for their voices to be heard in elections. shares on wall street have been seesawing rapidly between positive and negative territory after some losses on monday which caused fulls in markets around the world the dow jones industrial average open two percent down to seven days for one half percent but stocks that are stabilized those were the headlines here on al-jazeera be back with more news in thirty minutes next is partition borders of blood. august donna claimed the front photo of british pop as mr jinnah governor general of the new dominion arrives at the constituent assembly in karachi. august one nine hundred forty seven. a century of british rule over its indian empire comes to an end guest of honor in the muslim capital while older laid him out

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that oas in the heartthe financial crisis. now, the culprits today appear to have been the same that have dogged the market since last friday, a rise in bond yields, and sharp moves in volatility nds. here are the numbers. sit doesn't for these. the dow wilted 032oints to finish at 23,860 that is 4%. nasdaq fell about 275 points or 3.9%. and the s&p 500 drop an even ar0. here's how the indexes have fallen since their peak just ck ten days or so ago on january 26th. the dow and s&p are now both in correction territory. that means they are down more than 10% from their peak. and the nasdaq virtually there, of a 9.7%. babb pisani has more on the day's act. >> reporter: it wa another wild day, the kind of day where the market appears to be changing by the minute. the dow plumtded me than 000 points and ended at session lows. once again in correction territory, down 10%. what is going ri? thenal trigger behind the selloff was friday's jobs report. higher wage growth led to a spike in bond yields. he stock market. that makes some se

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executive board to decide and they said no but we spoke to eve gaining with the who won the oas are two silver medals in figure skating at these eleven pigs she was present at the i.o.c. meeting as well and she was trying to convince the international officials on behalf of all the washington athletes that they deserve to have their flag with them at the closing ceremony and she wouldn't then it them figure skating is an individual sport idea lympics is such a global event that you want to represent not only yourself i would have been happy to walk under our flag but in any case i'll be glad just to be at the closing ceremony. but on the other hand we did hear some good news for the russians the international olympic committee has promised to lift the suspension of russia's national olympic committee if no further issues surface and that would mean that the athletes and sports officials from the country will be given back all their rights as a team and we won't hear the name oh we are getting. the united nations security council passed a new resolution calling for a ceasefire across wat

but we know one was a school football coach. 1 oa 14 other people are hurt tonight. police say the gunman wore a gas mask and had smoke grenades. he pulled a fire alarm to draw students out of their classrooms so he could shoot them. and we just got this brand-new photo of the suspect as he was being arrested. about an hour after the massacre. he's been identified as 19-year-old nikolas cruz. cruz used to attend the school, but was expelled for disciplinary reasons. those who knew him he had threatened to bring guns to school many times. >> he's always been a really crazy kid, like, i heard him -- i heard some people say one day he would have done this, and unfortunately i think that was today. >> shooting happened around 2:30 this afternoon at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland 30 miles north west of ft. lauderdale. we sent nbc 10's miguel to florida as soon as the tragedy broke today. he landed minutes ago in west palm beach. he's joining us live with the latest tonight. miguel? >> reporter: yeah, jim, as you said, we just landed in palm beach interna

groups says more than a third of the funds were misspent ironically the organization of american states oas recently appointed the former president cologne the same fellow to stabilize an anti-corruption unit in honduras increasingly brazen corruption has been rampant in honduras since the u.s. backed coup against the democratically elected president in two thousand and nine among colognes codefendant is former finance minister one alberto fuentes knight now chairman of the british charity oxfam international and oxfam is already under scrutiny for their alleged misconduct. the boom and bust cycle has hit the u.s. craft beer market as sales begin to slow down but a crimp for brewers could be a catastrophe for hop growers after eight years of double digit growth growth in craft beer sales hype growers in the u.s. and abroad invested heavily in increased production trying to meet demand for hot varieties think of all those super happy i.p.a. as you see it the in the beer cases promising strong flavors like you've never tasted the fall of the craft beer sales has already caused enough of a dro

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if this case is confirmed, if this case is confirmed, it will be considered by the oa i implementation group chaired by at oc executive ward member which will report the ioc be at the end of the olympic games. why might curling athlete using a banned substance, some might add —— ask. apparently, melburnian is a drug that can calm you, slow your heart rate down and maybe help with nerves. something that requires the concentration and a steady hand, a substance like this could actually help a curling athlete. you can see why somebody might want to use it but of course, he has only failed to bea but of course, he has only failed to be a sample test and we are waiting to see the b sample test when it comes in. i suppose this is positive for the local testing authorities. i think i suppose it is good when you catch someone. yeah, that's right. the winter olympics was on trial, if you like, following sochi in this regard and the koreans leading the team there would be proud that they have caught this athlete and the international olympic committee will also be saying this shows we are gettin

we can work together along with others in the region through the lima group all to move through the oas to restore democracy in venezuela and that is this is our only objective is to save it as well to return to its constitution return to its duly elected assembly and to hold free and fair elections and give it as well and people the right for their voices to be heard in elections shares on wall street have been on a rollercoaster between positive and negative territory and to sharp losses on monday which of course folds in the markets around the world the dow jones industrial average opened two percent down for stocks then stabilized let's have a more news in thirty minutes stay with us. we'll corsica turning to francis catalonia president emmanuel mccall has begun a two day visit to the mediterranean island where there is growing demand for greater autonomy from france as separatist movements rise across europe how will it affect this region this is inside story. though and welcome to the program fully back to full scotland then catalonia are well known hotspots in europe for the stru

if this case is concerned, if this case is confirmed, it will be considered by the oa are in fermentationup, chaired by an ioc member, which will report to them by the end of the olympic games. let's get the latest from our correspondent, steve mcdonell, who's in seoul. give us more detail on what this athlete is suspected of doing. again we have a black cloud hovering over the russian team at the winter olympics. alexander krushelnitsky has failed a first drug test and we are waiting now for a second test to come in. they have two sepals when they do this, the b sample will come in today. as you mentioned he has left the village and handed in his accreditation and we are waiting to see what happens with that second test. of course, if he fails that test. of course, if he fails that test he stands to lose his olympic medal which he had in pairs curling. quite unusual to think of performance enhancing drugs in the sport of curling, for russia itself, it could jeopardise its attempt to draw a line after years long drugs cheating scandals. it does seem strange, you would think why you would

oa reporter: chloe kim soared above the field, twisting and turning her way to a gold medal in her olympicto tweet in the middle of the competition: m that's hunger that makes you angry. aren't you supposed to be in some sort of zone? how do you have time to tweet? >> ( laughs ) i don't know. i mean... like, what else am i supposed to do? >> reporter: but on this day, her parents were waiting for her at the bottom of the halfpipe. chloe won gold in the country atr father emigrated from in the 1980s. >> my family has sacrificed so much for me and for me to get here, and just knowing that we all worked really hard to get to this point. >> reporter: especially her tother, jong jin kim, who first took chloe snowboarding when she was four. en quit his job when she was eight so he would have time to drive her more than 300 miles away for training in the mountains outside of los angeles. >> when she was about eight or nine, i found her potential to make an olympian. >> yeah, he pretty much just planned my life without my approval. >> a perfect 100! >> reporter: it was a good plan. she was a natur

washington and they are doing very well so clearly there was knowledge and pattison made the point oa point of saying i i will not. as we all know the civil war did not change the ideas about race. so he wasn't going to reveal the secret. it gets to the pain of the plaintiff passing and did she keep the secret to herself. the utter silence that suggests the secret was held early on. with respect to the first lady, i'm not particularly comfortable with that designation because she visited her father twice when he was president and was certainly a very congenial and intelligent conversationalist at her father's dinner table when he had visitors. but neither she nor miriah who accompanied her on the trips were interested. they were there because jefferson wanted them there. her own son james madison was born at the white house and so i would say it is less of the first lady and more wanted to please her father. thank you. i don't have as much of a question as i delete comments. you mentioned the woman who was with tax taylor. i work of monticello now. i wasn't so much longing to get into

it helped to move very dangerous nuclear organization material oa during the hostilities there. last year, we cut the ribbon on the low-enriched uranium bank that provides security of supply to discourage countries from having enrichment technology. host: when you look at the and of the cold war on the nuclear issue, where there are opportunities to cut back the threat that is now further developing in countries? guest: in the 1990's there were strong efforts done to control and eliminate nuclear materials and weapons. it is not nuclear directly, but indirectly, issues with russia began to build. the nato expansion is something that russia had problems with, mildly.t these things have been building, but clearly the issues around ukraine in 2014 exacerbated the relationship. now, we are in a situation that is very dangerous in not having sufficient communications, including between our military leaders, so that we know what we are doing and we understand what each is doing and we do not blunder into a nuclear confrontation. host: in the wake of the trump administration's release

how we can work together along with others in the region through the lima group ottilie through the oas to restore democracy in venezuela and there is this is our only objective is to see even as well a return to its constitution return to its duly elected assembly and to hold free and fair elections and give it as well and people the right for their voices to be heard in elections shares on wall street have been on a rollercoaster between positive and negative territory and a sharp losses on monday which calls for the markets around the world the dow jones industrial average opened two percent down for stocks then stabilized let's have an hour more news in thirty minutes stay with us. will corsica turn into france's catalonia president emmanuel mccall has begun a two day visit to the mediterranean island where there is growing demand for greater autonomy from france as separatist movements rise across europe how will it affect this region this is inside story.

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eventual lirt french company did win, but they also haved bid oa number of schools and i'm sure that they are very much involved in the rebuilding and redevelopment of -- and i mean ivan actually a major source of revenue to iraq if only because of the religious tourism that iraqi cities are graced to receive many millions of iranian -- >> that's aid. >> that's not aid, that's commerce trade. on aid -- on aid, i don't think that the iranians pledge anything at the conference in kuwait. >> linda, over to you. >> yes. and i think that is the formal answer to your exact question regarding iranian aid pledges. but, of course, as you probably well know, they've, you know, been involved in many areas in this model of kind of militias, the hezbollah model of offering social services and so forth. they work through, though, a lot of locals. i mean, obviously costs them so money's been visible out in the battlefield, but i think that it's very interesting to watch how they have, i think, very effectively used their ties into the popular mobilization forces to conduct a va varieriety of wu mig

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. >> repter: investigators descended today on the home of the suspect, a picture already emerging oa deeply troubled young man. a former student a school, cruz was expelled for disciplinary reasons. the sheriff reported "very disturbing" posts by cruz on social media, including one lass fall in which posedly said: "i'm going to be a professional school shooter." but none of this helps restore rkland.y to instead, it now finds itself another shaken community making its best attempt to recover. and, as people absorb the latest in an unending string of shootings, many are asking where the carnage will e. david hogg was barricaded in a classroom while the shooter opened fire. >> we can say all these great things about, condolences and yosaying we're so sorry fo loss is obviously important. but what we need at this point is not to say that any moreh because there ouldn't be any more children that die. we need to take action. >> reporter: in wash, president trump said he will go to parkland to visit with victims and tackle "the difficult issue of mental health." >> to every parent, teacher

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. >> that agreement, the jcp oa, the nuclear agreement between the un security council are members germanyan, that agreement is probably the most insidious and likely way to war with iran. , and a very,ime very difficult diplomatic situation, achieved the best it could. that best is a nuclear agreement that keeps iran from a nuclear weapon and gives us over a year of time should they try to secretly break out of it to inspect and find and stop. even if we had to bomb. so it is an agreement unparalleled in regard to stopping iran's search for, if it ever had the desire to, a nuclear weapons. if trump undermines that, if this administration undermines that, then there is no -- and they're moving fast to do that alternativeno other if you look at it. now, my colleagues and some of my opponents and this will say, oh, no, that doesn't necessarily mean more. it certainly does if you continue this march toward iran 's unaccountability of iran's having a nuclear weapons. then we would have intelligence the foundation will never let this rest. we will have everyone telling us that iran, whether the

back in this country, west virginia public schools stayed closed in the fourth day oa state-wide teachers strike. they say they're protesting low and rising health care costs. this afternoon, strikers were out in full force as union leaders met with the governor at the state capitol building in charleston the new chair of the federal reserve offered imistic view of the u.s. economy today. jerome powell he woulday if that means another interest rate hike this year, beyond the threalready projected. instead, powell told a house hearinthat his "personal outlook" of the economy has improved. >> we've seecontinuing strength in the labor market. we've seen some da m that will case add some confidence to my view that inflation is moving uarget. we've also seen continued strength around the glob and we've seen fiscal policy become more stimulative. >> woodruff: that policy stimulation includes the budget deal that greatly increased government spending, and the new x overhaul. the prospect of future interest rate hikes sent stocks meting on wall street today. the dow jones industrial average plung

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. >> us a laid oas you laid out, specific tip with specific details about why mr. cruz's behavior was so concerninging. and it follows not only the september incident in which there was this youtube post in which he claimed that he wanted to be a professional school shooter. they failed in that account. and i got to tell you, over the last 48 hour, we have heard from a lot of people who just simply don't understand how they could drop the ball on this. this is the fbi which says that they were unable to trace who posted that and yet they are supposed to be on the trail of russian hackers and north korean hackers? if they can't figure out some kid in southern florida that posted a youtube statement stating that he wanted to in fact be a professional killer in a school environment, that really calls into question their level of expertise or commitment to the job as it relates to tracking down somebody who then would go on and mow down 17 children. and would one other note. not only diwas the fbi appraise of this on two separate occasions, but the sheriff's department

so to make sure that they are credible and then i will echo the jcp oa. but that perception that against two other countries like saudi arabia. >> thank you also much for a timely and insightful conversation we gained a lot from it and we appreciate you. also thanks to the revision of social sciences and the institute of politics. we look forward to continue the conversation. [inaudible conversations] it comes from the same word as democracy that is what it means. so that is the system in the white house and in congress or the media that enabled him with those traditional elements of the republican party and that core group of those voters who enabled home