given a ringing endorsement by donald trump the president said he believes the appointment will reenergize the country's foreign policy establishment. i must say that's more spirit than i've heard from the state department in a long time many years we can say many years maybe many decades it's going to be a fantastic start a fantastic day and that spirit will only be magnified only with this man right here i know that for a fact. now its official praises a true american hero my pump ale has been sworn in as the nation's chief diplomat and he's vowing to make state department great again i talked about getting back our swagger and i'll fill in what i mean by that but it's important the united states diplomatic corps needs to be in every corner every stretch of the world executing missions on behalf of this country and pump a speech was well received by everyone from the media to other officials some didn't even wait to compare of the tillerson saying that he was more open than tillerson ever was pump a i did however stress the concept of american exceptionalism which is generally considered

as they reenergized the old soviet union.ible] i was there at the end of the cold war and when we won the cold war and now i want you to use something else for 15 years after the collapse of communism and the implosion of the soviet union, we had a pretty damn good relations with russia under boris yeltsin and under vladimir putin and there was cooperation and joint efforts to. it hadn't gone to pot because of us in our opinion but because of them. in trouble domestically, politically domestically, and if they need a whipping boy i don't know, that he has turned nato into a whipping boy. don't think for one minute that we are not back into a full-fledged cold war. we are. what should we do about it? the same things we did when he e fought in the first cold war over 40 years, and we ought to be confronting russia when she's unreasonable the way she has been, buzzing our ships and airplanes. i'm a secretary of state and he's a secretary of the senate, he may not be able to see this. we ought to shoot one of those airplanes down

. >> understanding russia's actions have caused some reenergizing of nato because of this expansionistort, what do you think about the fundamental strength and status of the alliance today? russia.forward about >> nato is incredibly important to national security. nato obviously was first established as a bulwark in dealing with russia. it has proven successful in that effort. more portly, nato has shown the ability to be able to adjust its mission. 9/11, nato helped us in wars in iraq and afghanistan. you heard the ambassador talk about uae fighting wars alongside the united states we thatnato in a way protected our national security on a number of fronts. nato is important. we have to continue to supply leadership. americant work without leadership. we can't stand back and say you take care of it. if the united states does not lead nobody else will. the problem. that is essential ingredient here. the court needs to provide more money for nato. they need to eval of more capabilities. we do a lot of these drones and reconnaissance. that with u.s.o leadership. nato is alive and well, we

given a ringing endorsement by donald trump the president said he believes the appointment will reenergize the country's foreign policy establishment. i must say that's more spirit than i've heard from the state department a long time many years we can say many years maybe many decades it's going to be a fantastic start a fantastic day and that spirit will only be magnified only with this man right here i know that for a fact. now with official praises a true american hero my palm pale has been sworn in as the nation's chief diplomat and he's vowing to make department great again i talked about getting back our swagger and i'll fill in what i mean. by that but it's important the united states diplomatic corps needs to be in every corner every stretch of the world executing missions on behalf of this country and pump a speech was well received by everyone from the media to other officials some don't even wait to compare of the tillerson saying that he was more open than tillerson ever was pump a i did however stress the concept of american exceptionalism which is generally considered contro

given a ringing endorsement by donald trump the president said he believes the appointment will reenergize the country's foreign policy establishment. i must say that's more spirit than i've heard from the state department in a long time many years we can say many years maybe many decades it's going to be a fantastic start a fantastic day and that spirit will only be magnified only with this man right here i know that for a fact right. now it's official praises a true american hero my palm pale has been sworn in as the nation's chief diplomat and he's vowing to make department great again i talked about getting back our swagger and i'll fill in what i mean by that but it's important the united states diplomatic corps needs to be in every corner every stretch of the world executing missions on behalf of this country and pump a speech was well received by everyone from the media to other officials some didn't even wait to compare of the tillerson saying that he was more open than tillerson ever was pump a i did however stress the concept of american exceptionalism which is generally consider

today given a ringing endorsement by donald trump the president said he believes the appoint will reenergize the country's foreign policy establishment. i must say that's more spirit than i've heard from the state department in a long time many years we can say many years maybe many decades it's going to be a fantastic start a fantastic day and that spirit will only be magnified only with this man right here i know that for a fact. thank you.

serve their sentences near their families in the basque region so this is not closure but it has reenergizethe debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadine barber al jazeera. and alarming new report from the world health organization says air pollution is killing seven million people globally each year and is still rising and it wants at the inequality between the world's rich and poor is widening its updated estimates reveal nine out of ten people worldwide are breathing in air with high levels of pollutants the most rapid deterioration of air quality is in south and southeast asia with almost seventy percent of poor cities affected new delhi is the world's most polluted city with indian cities making up fourteen of the twenty worst for outdoor pollution and shows as the rising pollution leads to an increased risk of stroke heart disease lung cancer and chronic and acute respiratory diseases including assman attritional name report. pollution has become a silent killer stalking people outside and even inside their homes from exposure to smog from industry or traff

to service sentences near their families in the basque region so this is not closure but it has reenergized the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here dean barber al-jazeera egypt's military court has renewed the detention of the journalist ismail iskhandar ali for another thirty days he spent almost nine hundred days behind bars without trial al-jazeera journalist mahmud hussein seen here has also had his jail time extended he's been kept in prison without charge of almost a year and a half al-jazeera and international human rights groups have repeatedly urged egyptian authorities to release jailed journalists the u.n. second generation antonio protest is calling on governments are doing more to protect journalists his comments come on the world press freedom day and follows the deaths of ten journalists who were killed on monday jennifer glass reports from kabul in the newsroom of one t.v. in kabul a reporter's desk is now a memorial on it the photos of cameramen now who's on the ridge abi and reporter cassie resolutely they were two of nine journalists killed in

serve their sentences near their families in the basque region so this is not closure but it has reenergizedhe debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadine barber al-jazeera still ahead on the edges here affairs for the safety of refugees season approaches in bangladesh. we have plenty of water in los angeles it's whether we choose to use it officially and affect. and changing the way we think about conservation to keep our cities from running dry. hello again we've had some very lively dust storms over parts of egypt recently all thanks to this weather system here that's now working its way across parts of saudi arabia that's a link to really to what else is going on across the middle east and you'll see plenty of cloud from georgia there all the way down through parts of iraq and iran as we head through the next day also i will also be watching this stubborn area of cloud here in the eastern part of a matter that's been giving us some rain and some snow doesn't really move anywhere in a great hurry as we head through friday but it is beginning to release its hold

to service sentences near their families in the basque region so this is not closure but it has reenergized the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here. al-jazeera. britain's upper house of parliament has voted to oppose any deal with the e.u. which would bring back controls on the irish border the house of lords heard that a so-called hard border would violate the peace agreement that helped and decades of conflict in northern ireland so this puts more pressure on prime minister threesome a who's facing a revolt from within her own party which could threaten her fragile government m.p.'s in favor of bracks that oppose a customs partnership with the e.u. and the options being considered by many and want the u.k. to have no links to the new laws or regulations after it leaves the us and say we will be leaving the customs union we want to ensure that we can have an independent trade policy we also want to ensure that we actually we deliver we are committed to delivering on our commitment of no hard border between north. and ensuring we have as frictionless trade as pos

serve their sentences near their families in the basque region so this is not closure but it has reenergized the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadine barber al-jazeera. cambridge analytic the u.k. company at the center of a major facebook data breach is shutting down the political firm hit the headlines in march when a former employee revealed i would use data from millions of facebook users to influence the u.s. presidential campaign the company says it suffered a sharp drop in business and will begin bankruptcy proceedings. i mean as opposition leader has called off nationwide protests after the ruling party agreed to support him becoming the interim prime minister mikel passionate on a rally in the capital that a deal with his political opponents was close parliament will vote again next week for a new prime minister robin foster walker reports from europe that. when armenians heard the news that the government had backed down with back their people's candidate his build it revolution took a step closer to reality. carriage how can i say there was no need

serve their sentences near their families in the basque region so this is not closure but it has reenergized the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here. al-jazeera armenia's opposition leader has called off nationwide protests after the ruling party agreed to support him becoming the interim prime minister they called passion yana told a rally in the capital but a deal with his political opponents was ploesti parliament will vote again next week for a new prime minister robin forrester walker reports now from a year ago. when armenians heard the news that the government had backed down with back their people's candidate his bell that revolution took a step closer to reality here's our courage how do i say there was no need to believe in any politician or political power believe in yourselves and only then will you always when i told her she had called for another massive show of support a message to the ruling republican party that they were out of touch with the media and reality. the opposition movement had forced the resignation of the country's long term leader s

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against $60 million, but across the country i have to say i think the democrats have been revised and reenergized because of what's going on in washington. we're winning elections we haven't one in decades and i think there's this new energy and new sense that we have to get involved, we have to get engaged. i'll give you a statistic on women, this year 34,000 women are running for office. this is our country and we're going to get engaged and get involved of the the other thing that's interesting about who's running is how many people have served in iraq, in afghanistan, and they're running as democrats, so i hope this will be sort of the end of vietnam, you know, era that the military can't be democratic because so many democrats are running who have been in the military. >> michael, i was going to say i tend to agree with what the captain says, the division of the military party were extraordinary, not just over the war in vietnam, there was a whole bunch of things that really divided the party. you had a wing of the party, more conservative democrats, somebody like bobby kennedy, he had a lot

and at least symbolically and in terms of reenergizing the department this is a good thing. >> well, can probably say it, mike pompeo speaks to the president until he doesn't seems to be how it is when it comes to every cabinet secretary. chris, the fact that the president is making this his first trip to the state department, what does that say? >> tony's right. i don't think you can overestimate the extent to which rex tillerson struggled because it quickly became apparent that the power he thought he had, donald trump didn't think he had and donald trump didn't see him as sort of the extension of his policies in other countries. so tillerson is in the untenable position and mike pompeo was chosen for this job in no small part because of his loyalty to donald trump, and his ability as michelle mentioned in the open, to manage donald trump effectively and figure out where you can push donald trump and where you can't. people say that may not be a good thing and that is a concern on the policy front, but i will tell you from a political standpoint, having someone who leaders around t

time, you know, amc and regal and cinemark will see that we can be a great partner, because we're reenergizingeople who, you know, especially young people, who are saying i'll just wait for netflix. now they're saying, you know, i have nothing to lose i'll try it out at the theater >> would you expect this to weigh on netflix's streaming time >> you know, real competition is sleep, so we're not sleep. >> he's not kidding when he says that >> i know. i think what we're doing is we're making the whole ecosystem healthier. if you see the movie on the big screen, that supports the independent filmmaker and then they'll see it downstream on a streaming service like netflix >> i think it's funny, in retail, e-commerce wants to do brick and mortar, brick and mortar wants to do e-commerce. now you have netflix interested in theatrical distribution and exhibitors who are jealous of streaming. everybody wants a piece of what they don't have. >> i think we're in a trend of experiences. and experience of watching a film on your iphone is a lot less than going to the theater and hearing 50 people around yo

the congress who became the party president last december and he's been credited with you know reenergizingthe party with really a rest of the party slide but obviously it hasn't been enough to really concentrate on the electoral gains and the seer are saying that to this result will seriously weaken gandhi's of talked right so now if this is a disaster for congress what does it mean for the b j p. well today's result i think will undoubtedly cement the person popularity of the prime minister and it will also raise the momentum for his party in the lead up to the general elections next year you know some analysts are also suggesting that this was all to in karnataka which is home to india's vibrant silicon valley capital of bangalore but also in bold and bold and more the two for the push his reforms agenda and i think today is victory in karnataka would also broaden the appeal to india southern states when it really hasn't had much of a presence of far and we have to remember that karnataka is a state with its own distinct identity its own culture and language and it's often viewed the bea

to service sentences near their families in the basque region so this is not closure but it has reenergized the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here eugene barber al-jazeera. martinez as a lecturer in spanish studies at aston university he says a test disbanding is symbolic i think there is a change in a political strategy and i think the idea here is that i don't think the solution has been reached in terms of a basket possible bust push for independence of further autonomy from the spanish central government if anything what we've seen recently that's aluna is that these problems have not been solved yet i think what we see here he said is perhaps a change in strategy and a change in approach from the whole umbrella of movements or part of society the ones for the basque independence or at least for the army from the spanish state military spending is on the rise across the world according to a new report from sweden russia as backing the trend with its expenditure falling for the first time in almost ten years see a political rival the united states remains the

serve their sentences near their families in the basque region so this is not closure but it has reenergizethe debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadine barber al jazeera. let's get more on this story joining us now on this year's dr public tina's who's a lecturer in spanish studies at ast university thanks for coming in so how significant historically do you think this disbandment of better is i think overall obviously that the solution of the cease fire is obviously good is good news is very very significant for the history of spain overall i think the news today about you know the disappearance of fed us not necessarily surprised as they've said they were going to do this is a significant. in symbolic day but the influence of the has been declining on of the last few years so there was the was a day that was going to come sooner or later and we know that in their statement they said we wish to show our respect for those who were killed or wounded by it and those who are fit to vote on that would truly sorry does that go further than they've gone in the past a

serve their sentences near their families in the basque region so this is not closure but it has reenergizethe debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadine barber al-jazeera. cambridge analytical the british company at the center of that big major facebook data breach is shutting down the political consultancy hit the headlines in march when a former employee of whistleblower revealed how it used data from millions of facebook users to influence the u.s. presidential election campaign the company says it suffered a sharp drop in business and will begin bankruptcy proceedings peter jukes is a journalist and the chief executive of byline media which campaigns for higher media standards he joins us live from london peter jukes what happens to investigations into cambridge analytical and the data that they're promising us they deleted. well the investigations are still ongoing there is a parliamentary inquiry which is yet to report the information commissioner's office or the i.c.a.o. graded cambridge journal it prior to its closure and possibly other you know investig

each one of the european populist parties and demonstrate in detail how it has been energized or reenergizedby public to immigration particularly the recent flow of immigrants and refugees from the middle east and north africa. in the 15 months proceeding the recent italian elections, 690,000 immigrants and refugees arrived in italy. you can multiply that figure by about 4 and a half to see what it means in american terms. imagine if we were wrestling with 2 and a half or 3 million refugees when we are struggling to come to agreement on how to deal with tens of thousands. we are talking about 2 orders of magnitude or more. so what do we do about all of? well, three problems and three solutions. when it comes to economics, the most urgent task is the geographic reintegration of neglected regions into full membership in american economy and society. in 1930's, franklin roosevelt and the new deal embarked on a program of rural elect electrification. the point was in part economic but it was in part social cultural and even political. it was to connect disconnected parts of america and make them

across the country, i have to say that democrats have been revived and reenergized because of what's going on in washington. we are winning elections that we have not won in decades and i think there is this new energy and new sense that we got to get involved and we got to get engaged. i will give you statistics on women. 2,000 women ran for office and this year, 34,000 women are running for office. there is a sense that that is our country and we'll get ea engaged and involved. the other thing that's interesting of who's running is how many people who have served in iraq, in afghanistan are running and they are running as democrats. i hope that this will be sort of the end of the vietnam era that the military cannot beat democrats because so many democrats who are running who have been if the military. >> michael cohen. >> i tend to agree of what kathleen said and in the sense that the division of the party were extraordinary. particularly over the war in vietnam and not just the war over the vietnam. there was a whole series of issues on the rights and crimes. some one like bobby

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. >> maria: you made the point, this reenergizing people to get back to the theater.they don't have to, they can watch it on their tv. there's ne netflix and hulu. you think this gets them up and back into the theaters. >> it does. it makes it easier to make the decision. people are always saying well, i don't know if the movie's good, you know, maybe i'll wait for netflix. this kind of is like a no risk way to go see a movie. >> maria: you are formerly with netflix. netflix is willing to spend $8 billion, $10 billion on content, original content. >> we are too. we're not $8 billion. but we just bought a film, bought into a film called gotty with john travolta. this is the beginning of us giving exclusive content to our subscribers. john travolta will come out to five cities around the country and create red carpet events exclusively for movie pass. >> maria: is this the new way you will continue to lure people to the movie theaters, paying for original content? >> paying for original content and working with film makers to get them out to the market, to bring hollywo

>> right now, senator, we are not withdrawing and you will see a reenergized effort against the euphrates river valley in the days ahead and against the geographic caliphate and you will see increased operations on the iraq side of the border and the french have just reinforced this with special forces and this is an ongoing fight right now. >> we need to stay there in order to finish against isis? >> we are there with other 70, i think it's 73 nations and international organizations with interpol and plus 70 of the most important nations on earth in terms of capability. we are continuing the fight and going to expand it bring in more regionaregional support is probe biggest shift or making them. >> thank you. senator sullivan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, thank you for your exceptional service. i think it gives us confidence on the challenges we have before us. in particular i want to commend you, mr. secretary, general dunford on the national defense strategy. as you see from the comments and others there's a strong bipartisan support for that and i think it's an important ach