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these pepeople are sayaying they want to rereturn to zimbabwe and to help rebuilild their cocount. people are relying on the neww president to rebuildld the economomy, tcreate m more jobob. and of course they want job security and they want street security. anchor: a fight for political survivor. those are the words of "der spiegel." germany still has no government, though talks are underway. those discussions have not been successful so far. merkel's christian democrat party says it is ready to sit down with the social democrats, their biggest rival. for more on this, a reporter joins us from berlin. nick, the parties held discussions last night. do we have details on what was said or agreed to? we had some details which h were quickckly denied, strangelenouough. "bilt"servative tabloid said talks have begun covert which led ththe leader of f the socialal democratic party to angrily say that was not the case, that coalition talks have not yet begun. that there is a reason for that. he needs to be seen to be wooed by german chancellor angela tokel, because he has to go his party fa

the pepeople is calling for justice, demanding justice.ant to judge me e or criticize me for these views, they may do so. amy: would you say salvavador nanasralla shares your v views? .. in large measure, h he is a fair manan he is a man of the right, but is a fair man. into an alliance and said we're going for participatory democracy because representative democracy is a betrayal. it represents a betrayal of the people who need to be involved in consultations. a socialist, but he is a progressive man. that is why he was our candidate and that is why we won the election. the people were able to pick up on his message. amy: president zelaya, thehe police refusing to enforce the curfew for president hernandez? thehere was a mutiny in special commando group, the cobra group, rebellion. that t then spread to all of the civilian police. therere was like 24 hours of rebellion. logically, these are disciplined espirithat have their d'cor. it since two messages. your governing poorly. we want clean elections and we want the winner to be recognized

it wouould lead to millions of pepeople losing their health insurance. a little known provision would even open one of the world's last pristine wildernesses -- the arctic national wildlife refuge -- to oil and fracked gas drilling. according to a report and public citizen, more than half of all registered lobbyists in washington, d.c., worked on the tax bill. overall, the bill is expected to add $1.4 trillion to federal budget deficits over the next decade. "the new york times" reports this debt will be offset by cuts to medicare, social security, and other government programs that benefit the poor and middle class. critics say these cuts could include endidi access toto chemotherapy and other cancer treatments. the bill passed the sesenate 51o 49, with every d docrat votiting against the bill, and all republicans voting for it except for senator bob corker of tennessee. this is vermont independent senator bernie sanders. sen. sanders: the legislation passed last night gives incredibly large tax breaks to the very, very wealthy. millions ofxes on middle

but seseveral invevestigationsne revealed that nearly 1000 0 more pepeople died. the center for investigative journalism in puertoto rico examineded the 40-daday period r hurricane mamaria hit puerto rio and d compared t to the sameme e keeping lalast year, finding a t least 985 addiditional people didied. a cnn survey of fufuneral homeme directorors in puertrto rico fod they had tracked at least 499 additiononal deaths in the firit month afafter the stororm that e attributable t to hurricane mar. this week, "the new york times" and other outlets published statistics f from the pupuerto n government that show the death toll may be more than 1000. in a statement released monday, the island's governor ricardo rossello referred to the reports, saying the media "used the data provided by the puerto rico demographic registry, but the government needs to if the increase of the deaths is related directly or indirectly with hurricane maria." in the face of mounting evidence of a vast undercount by the government, governor rossello added -- "we always expected that the num

andnd at a certain point, the american pepeople looked at the condititions of 6 year r ol- and we had that working-- and said, "we understand you have competitive problems. we understand you have the... but that you can't do. you can't have kids, and you can't do what you're doing to them. that's out. you have to find another way." now, does that make sense? why exactly didn't we say to them, "uh, you have problems. we understand. we'll try to help you. but one option n you don't have e is you can get up and leave. you can't tetell your workers on friday, 'don't come in on monday. we're moving to s shanghai.' mm-mm. not available. you lose. find another way. get a bebetter machine. reorganize your production pro-- produce something else. 50,000 things you can do to try to save your situation, but that you can't do. and you know why? because it destroys people's lives a and it destroys the cocommunity. kind of what it does to the children, which is why we don't let you do that. and we don't let you make one worker work 18 hours. woululdn't let youou do that ei. it'd be nice if you coul