to those of east indian descent and ppp supporters means it couldtherethey could be replaced in powere were left out of the political and economic part of this. >> deep racial divisions have determined not only where people will live but also under what conditions. poor drainage, and crumbleing infrastructure plagues this neighborhood because they're not ppp supporters. in an indian community the conditions are drastically different. west of guyana's capital neighbors feel the change was long overdue. just a few blocks over in a traditionalcally east indian the feelings are almost diametrically opposed and many fear retaliation. >> i can see in the situation where there is more for us. >> they would terrorize them and bully them. >> these injuries old tensions are for many like economy test at the crux of the caribbean nation's inability to flourish. >> we need to bring everybody on board. >> unless the guyanese can find ways to improve racial exclusion, this country will continue going without reaching it's fullest potential. >> thecelebrated with an exhibition at the capital. the ro

they are not ppp support e they benefit little from state resources. in an indian community, the conditions are drastically different. >> an african guyanese area west of george town neighbours feel the change was long overdue. a few blocks over in an east indian and affluent community, the feelings a diametrically opposed. many fear retaliation. >> i see we are in a situation where things are happening for me or for us. >> most of the indians are top ranking. we ask them to go. and some of them went. most of them - all of them have to go. they would have terror iced and bullied them. the century old tension, a legacy of the rule are, for many at the crux of the caribbean's nations inability to flor itch. >> we have a chance. we need to bring everyone on board. >> we will still be walking on one leg, instead of two legs. >> unless the guyanese find a way to improve racial improved many fear the country will go wrout fulfilling its full potential. >>> still ahead on the programme, why russia is drawing on its relations with asia to offset a drop in euro

so that was last week ppp. this weekend, cnn did the same head to head polling. head to head polling for hillary clinton shows her beating all the republican candidates by really big margins, as you can see here. she's beating jeb bush, scott walker, beating donald trump by a mile. that same poll also did head to head polling on bernie sanders versus the same candidates. and it turns out, bernie sanders in the cnn national poll beats them all too. bernie sanders beat jeb bush by 1 point. he beats scott walker by 6 points. he beats donald trump nationwide in the latest cnn poll, in a hypothetical general election match-up, has him beating him by 20 points. which is more than hillary clinton would beat trump by in the same poll. nobody is watching the polls on the democratic side. right? for good reason. it is a totally different race. way too early to watch that sort of thing in any case. honestly it is way too early to be watching on the republican side of things either and nobody would be if it were not for fox news insisting thatobscure criteria by which candid

they are not ppp supporters, they benefit very little. in an indian community the conditions are different. >> in an african guyanese area neighbours feel the change was long overdue. >> this has taken place. i can see in a situation where things are happening for me or us. the guyanese. >> just a few blocks over, in an traditionally east indian and affluent community the feelings are diametrically opposed. many feel retaliation. >> most of the indians are top ranging. some asked them to go some of them went. most of them went. they want to terrorize and bully them and make them go. >> the century's old racial tensions, a legacy of rule are, for many, at the crux of the caribbean's nations inability to flourish. . >> we have a chance but we still need to bring everybody on board. be will still be ... >> reporter: unless the guyanese can find a way to improve racial matters, many fear unless they come the country will go without fulfilling its true potential >>> a woman has blown herself up in a church in nigeria, happening in the north-ea

this is the ppp poll that came out yesterday.eople being asked about donald trump after those john mccain remarks. donald trump in 1st place. now the new poll that came out today the economist poll donald trump again the leading candidate, quote, donald trump's rise in the republican contest for the 2016 nomination does not appear to have been slowed much by the recent controversy over his criminals of arizona senator john mccain. he is still ahead and far ahead when republicans are asked to choose among the current candidates. if you look specifically at that poll donald trump is further ahead in that specifically poll now. he's further ahead now than he was in that poll before he said what he said about john mccain. he's increased his lead since he said that about john mccain. i do not get it. how do you say what donald trump said denigrating the military service of a war hero and have republican primary voters as the nominee. they want you more than they used to as tear nominee. i cannot get my head around these things. i need

. >> they are because they're not ppp supporters they've benefited very little over the last two decades. in the indian community things are drasticcally different. in georgetown neighbors feel the change was long overdue. just a few blocks over the feelings are diametrically opposed and many fear retall retaliation. >> i can see in a situation where things are happening for me for us,. >> all of them have to go. they'll terrorize them and bully them. >> these century-old racial tensions are for many like an economist dr. maurice odo at the crux of the nation's inability to flourish. >> we have a chance to bring everybody on board. we can still be walking on one leg instead of two legs. >> many fear the small but resource-rich country will continue to go without fulfilling it's full potential. al jazeera guyana. >> the pacific island nation of tonga has crowned a new king. he has been acting monarch since his brother george died in 2012. much more on most of our stories on our website. www.aljazeera.com. www.aljazeera.com. with little hindrance from the authorities. now tens of thousand

they are not ppp supporters they benefit very little. in an indian community the conditions are different. >> in an african guyes area neighbours feel the change was long overdue. >> this has taken place. i can see in a situation where things are happening for me or us. the giannees. >> just a few blocks over in an east indian and affluent community the feelings are diamet likely opposed. most are the acquisitions. most of them have to go. they want to terrorize and bully them and make them go. >> the century's old tensions a legacy of rule are, for many at the crux of the caribbean's nations inability to flaur issue. many fear unless they come together they will not fulfil their potential >>> to sport, and chile are grounded the copa america champions for the first time ever. with no goals after extra time the match went to penalties, a spot kick was saved by the keeper. and that followed chile's forward to net the spenty 4-1 to the hosts. daniel is in the capital. >> the first ever copa america victory for chile, 99 years the competiti

bad rode conditions and crumble crumbling infrastructure plague this neighborhood because they're not ppp supporters. in the community conditions are brass tickcally different. neighbors feel the change was long overdue. just a few blocks over in a traditionally east indian and more affluent community, many fear retaliation. >> i can see in a situation where things are happening for us . >> these century old tensions are for many like economists at the crux of the caribbean nation ability to flourish. >> we have a chance, but we still need to bring everybody on board. >> they'll still be walking on one leg instead of two legs. >> unless they can find a way of creating racial inclusion many fear that this oil-rich country will go without fulfilling it's full potential. >> so there is an outbreak of wildfires in canada which has caused thousands of people to leave their houses. battling fires from the ground and air in northern saskatchewan saskatchewan. dry timber and powerful wins are fueling the flames. >> a new smithsonian exhibition is looking at the 500-year-old south american network

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poor drainage, and poor roads and crumbleing infrastructure because they're not ppp supporters they didot--just a few blocks over the feelings are almost diametrically opposed and many fear retaliation. >> to see that i'm in a situation where things are happening for me, for us,. >> the opposition and. >> these centuries old tensions legacy of colonial rule, are at the crux that keeps the country from flourishing. we could still be walking on one leg instead of two legs. >> until they can find a way to for racial inclusion it will continue going without fulfill fulfilling it's full potential. >> six female suicide-bombers have blown themselves up killing scores of people. it's the latest in attacks in the region that in the past three days. the military said that the armed group boko haram is to blame. >>> to the philippines the captain and crew of a ferry which capsized has been charged with murder. 59 people have died. an unknown number are still missing, many managed to escape when the vessel suddenly keeled over when it was leaving the port. the philippine cost guard said that over

ppp has just released its findings of a poll of republican voters in north carolina. north carolina republican voters picked donald trump as the first choice for president by a pretty large margin. first choice. joining us now, tom jensen, from the poll which conducted the poll. thanks very much for being here. it is nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> so i don't mean to be too oblivious about this, but i really want an answer to this question and i'm hoping you are the man to tell me. who is it that wants donald trump for president as their first choice? what can you tell us about who are these respondents who tell us he is their guy? >> if you're a conservative in north carolina, your world has been turned on its head over the last couple weeks. here are three things we found on the poll. republicans in north carolina love the confederate flag. it is getting taken awayful republicans in north carolina hate gay marriage. it is here to say stay. republicans hate obamacare and it is here to stay. one thing they think is the reason these liberal thing have been happ

and weirdly, ppp just did a poll in michigan where again, donald trump polls, tied for second place. the beltway press. thinks it is between a fluke and hilarious that donald trump keeps turning up at the top level of these polls. both nationally and in a bunch of key states. it looks like these are not outlier polls. he is turning out to have really top numbers nationwide and in key states and you have to imagine that poses a conundrum for mr. trump himself. it is the widespread assumption that he is not really intending on contesting the race for president of the united states. he is not really trying to or expecting to become president. he is simply running this campaign as a big ambitious p.r. effort to help his standing as a pseudo political, and his business vent urs who depend on him being an important guy. polling nationwide and in the early, important early states ahead of all these other real politicians, not long after you apparently had to hire actors to act like they were your supporters at your launch event. it probably does make a person feel very important. like this

marco rubio, whether you look at the ppp, quinnipiac or the other, seems to be doingter against the democrats then against the other candidates. i think both rubio and governor perry owe president obama a apology to comparing him to donald trump. >> when you look at clinton losing to republicans in iowa colorado and ohio. this is the best your party has had since 2008. >> yes. and the polls now really don't mean that much. when you are looking at july around this time frame 2007 guess who was in the lead? it was hillary clinton beating obama two to one. >> which tells bernie sanders everything if you look at trends. >> exactly. it is going to be the money issue that we know is critical for all of these things. when you look at the war chest, hillary clinton has raised a lot of money. as governor jeb bush has. marco rubio and obviously ted kroousz have done well. as well as governor walker. yes the numbers look better for republicans but she's having an issue with not only the fact that they don't trust her, but it is a likability issue. can the voter connect with her? and i think that is some

a new ppp whole after his remarks about mccain still show him in first place with 19%.s moved up closing in at 17%. and jeb bush is at 12%. many said the trump's campaign would be over from the start after controversial comments about immigration. he didn't apologize. he doubled down. went to the border and stood by his statements. >> great danger with the illegals and we're just discussing that. but we have a tremendous danger on the boar we are the illegaling coming in. >> have you seen evidence to confirm your statement about mexico sending its criminals across the border. >> yeah and in fact the border patrol was the one who invited me. they invited me and then canceled because they frankly they don't want to get involved. the reason they invited me is because of the tremendous problem and the tremendous crime and all of the things that you are talking about. so they invited me and then at the last moment i mean we were virtually in the air and they said we can't get involved. and i heard they got those orders from washington. >> what evidence specifically have owe

>>ppp's, public-private partnerships, is going to happen.xpressway in texas, and of a structure fund has built two to three additional lanes. and those have something called congestion pricing which means they get to change the toll or tariff every five minutes based on traffic patterns. the existing lanes are free, the new lanes charge money. i would avoid traffic all the time or how much it cost, and you don't have to sit for half an hours which to those lanes. stephanie: last time we talked about congestion pricing you were talking uber. we have to leave it here. barry: the gas tax hasn't gone up it has not adjusted for inflation, and that's why the state of american roads is so visible. index it to inflation and the roads here won't be -- and spend it on roads. they use the gas tax revenue for a lot of other things. a small percentage goes to mass transit. stephanie: the sounds of a super sexy dinner party conversation. we have to leave it there. matt isn't going anywhere. the next time i see you all we need a full breakdown, when housto

united states congress rejectsing it in the face of all of this international support from the p-aplusp pppmost people agree that one of the failings of this president and this white house has been his outreach to members of congress on important issues like. this i wonder how you would compare the white house's reaching out to you and other senators to other issues? it is getting better on this particular one? >> so i think it's largely black and white. i am amongst those who have been critical of the white house for not being as engaged with congress on a host of other issues. but on this question of the iran nuclear deal the outreach is absolutely exceptional. i think most of us got a call within hours of the deal being reached. i can't tell you the number of times that i've gone over to the white house personally, even as someone who is likely supporter of this agreement to talk about the progress and the negotiations. this is a legacy issue for the president. it's as big as he conveys it to be in that press conference so this new world order that he hopes comes down in the wake of it.