sarah: and for more, let's bring in dw correspondent richard walker, standing by in a studios in washington, d.c. a state of emergency in st. louis. what is expected in the next 24 hours? richard: yes, well, we are going to have to wait and see, sarah. obviously a very tense situation unfolding there being watched closely from here in washington. loretta lynch, the attorney general, is leading this whole subject area for the obama administration, and she has come out and condemned the violence that took place last night. she says it undermined the message of the protesters. of course, most of the protesters would agree wholeheartedly with that. so far, today has been one of peaceful protests in ferguson and in neighboring st. louis, a day of civil disobedience, in fact. tensions have been very much laid bare their. there have been many arrests, as many as 50, as protests outside the scene was federal courthouse, and many of those people being arrested are prominent civil rights leaders, members of the clergy, and so on . not violent protesters for people who might be a moderating influence

sarah: and for more, let's bring in dw correspondent richard walker, standing by in a studios in washington, d.c. a state of emergency in st. louis. what is expected in the next 24 hours? richard: yes, well, we are going to have to wait and see, sarah. obviously a very tense situation unfolding there being watched closely from here in washington. loretta lynch, the attorney general, is leading this whole subject area for the obama administration, and she has come out and condemned the violence that took place last night. she says it undermined the message of the protesters. of course, most of the protesters would agree wholeheartedly with that. so far, today has been one of peaceful protests in ferguson and in neighboring st. louis, a day of civil disobedience, in fact. tensions have been very much laid bare their. there have been many arrests, as many as 50, as protests outside the scene was federal courthouse, and many of those people being arrested are prominent civil rights leaders, members of the clergy, and so on . not violent protesters for people who might be a moderating influence

terry: richard walker in washington. athens has appealed for urgent help to handle tens of thousands of migrants pouring into greece from syria and afghanistan. in july, nearly 50,000 migrants arrived in the mediterranean country. the same number that entered greece in last year. during the first six months, the flow of migrants has risen 750% compared to 2014. they say there is total chaos on the greek island shown on this map as authorities struggle to cope with the massive influx. the u.n. describes the conditions as shameful. thousands of people are living without water, sanitation, and adequate accommodation. >> new migrants arrive on shores every day. the country is ill-equipped to handle the situation. housing centers are filled to capacity long ago. the prime minister is asking europe for help. greece is a country in economic crisis facing a humanitarian crisis. the government cannot accommodate all the migrants. we need help. greece has built housing for 1100 asylum-seekers. those migrants are forced to live in

terry: richard walker in washington. athens has appealed for urgent help to handle tens of thousands of migrants pouring into greece from syria and afghanistan. in july, nearly 50,000 migrants arrived in the mediterranean country. the same number that entered greece in last year. during the first six months, the flow of migrants has risen 750% compared to 2014. they say there is total chaos on the greek island shown on this map as authorities struggle to cope with the massive influx. the u.n. describes the conditions as shameful. thousands of people are living without water sanitation, and adequate accommodation. >> new migrants arrive on shores every day. the country is ill-equipped to handle the situation. housing centers are filled to capacity long ago. the prime minister is asking europe for help. greece is a country in economic crisis facing a humanitarian crisis. the government cannot accommodate all the migrants. we need help. greece has built housing for 1100 asylum-seekers. those migrants are forced to live in t

our washington correspondent richard walker filed this report. reporter: many people dream of making this thereon. very few get anywhere near, but right now an awful lot of republicans are giving it a try. eckstein men, one woman -- 16 men, one woman seven governors past and present, a numerous surgeon. one man has been hogging the limelight. donald trump mobile of real estate and reality tv. he has 23% of support. he has a torrent of bombastic statements that happen to anger about immigration trade deals and u.s. policies as a whole. mr. trump: we are getting ripped. we are being taken apart piece by piece, slowly. slowly. china laughs at us. they laugh at our stupidity. they laughed at our incompetent politicians. reporter: that takes aim at people like the man in second place, jeb bush, the former governor of florida and a member of a presidential dynasty. he is at 13% in the polls. his tone could not be more different. mr. bush: my core believe start with the premise that those who are most vulnerable in our society should be at the front of

our washington correspondent richard walker filed this report. reporter: many people dream of making this thereon. very few get anywhere near, but right now an awful lot of republicans are giving it a try. eckstein men, one woman -- 16 men, one woman, seven governors past and present, a numerous surgeon. one man has been hogging the limelight. donald trump, mobile of real estate and reality tv. he has 23% of support. he has a torrent of bombastic statements that happen to anger about immigration, trade deals, and u.s. policies as a whole. mr. trump: we are getting ripped. we are being taken apart piece by piece, slowly. slowly. china laughs at us. they laugh at our stupidity. they laughed at our incompetent politicians. reporter: that takes aim at people like the man in second place, jeb bush, the former governor of florida and a member of a presidential dynasty. he is at 13% in the polls. his tone could not be more different. mr. bush: my core believe start with the premise that those who are most vulnerable in our society should be at the front

richard reed. john walker, were all tried on american soil. the people that set i'm the prison on the old naval base didn't think it was a permanent facility, but the war stretched on and on, as did the explanations we had to give ourselves and the world about the united states and what they were doing there. the further this country headed down the road, the harder to extricate ourselves from the consequence of holding men in indefinite consensus, holding people by telling american people that detainees were the worst of the worst, after we knew that was not the case. the politician around all of this is too hot for a dried-eyed assessment of the cost of the era. that will have to wait for another day. i'm ray suarez. that's "inside story". >>> thailand's prime minister denied the attack. it was an act of terrorism. as the search for suspects continues. >> you're watching al jazeera. live from doha. coming up in the next half hour. israel suspends the detention of a palestinian man that suffers brain damage. fresh allegations of rape and abus

walker. ted cruz, said richard tea party candidate fed up with washington, outsider. scott walker positioned himself as a washington outsider and probably the angriest candidate. neil: thank you very much. scott walker will be joining us tomorrow to a handicapped where egos but she is right. if you talk about those who are hit hard by donald trump's presence in the race and scott walker, last time we talked to him he would not go back and trade gaps with donald trump, says the governor's performance in wisconsin has and i'm quoting the donald, a total disaster. details tools and the economy and the height of the media presents. he will respond tonight and to clarify that tomorrow. in the meantime, the market's down 130 points, six month lows, this is one of those issues that could play well to donald trump's frank, the reason markets are worried and he said it is because the whole world is coming up art, something he has echoed again and again. we will see how that's why did. we would get an update on tesla. because look beautiful and cool and a lot of people have them

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host: and governor scott walker calling for the president to cancel the state is a completely. let's go to richard joining us for mississippi. good morning. caller: good morning gentlemen. thank you for c-span. this is a little offsetting but it concerns money going to the rich. bill goes up power every month, every year. 200,holds now are paying 300, 400 month. my statement is why don't the government take this profit, and the that of giving it to the , do it onockholders the grids. all these groups belong to power companies yet the people have to pay the power companies again. all the profits go to the stockholders. that is just my comment, something i have just been wanting to get off me, and i thank you so much. host: thank you for the call. did you want to weigh in briefly? guest: again, i think it is the income inequality issue. we are seeing more and more republicans, particularly the tea party momentum within the party talking about getting rid , subsidiestax breaks for energy companies. again we have not pointing that play out in the halls of congress, but we are seeing that issue talked

walker on this last night. he is pretty adamant, this is not a good idea. listen to this, richard>> to me you terminate the deal on day one. you reinstate the sanctions authorized by congress. you go to congress, put in place even more crippling sanctions in place. you convince our allies to do the same. this is not just bad with iran. it is bad with isis tied together. once and all we need a leader to stand up and doing something about it. it yet another example of the failed foreign policy of the obama-clinton doctrine. trish: you admitted yourself it is not the best deal. you heard the president say after 10 to 15 years yeah, very likely they could get access to a nuclear weapon. so why are we pushing something through that is not good for everyone? >> well, like i said this deal slows down their access to getting nuclear weapon. not to machines the fact iran is not only middle eastern country supporting terrorism. we have ties to saudi arabia is supporting terrorism. we prime pump money the fact we're buying foreign oil. here is the thing, we have to do bring iran into the for

richard good stein is a democratic strategist. we are joined by republican strategist mercedes schlapp, a spokesperson for president george w. bush. you guys both just heard the two sound bites, one from scott walker and one from jeb bush, they got into a little detail about it. let's take on what marco rubio said, as we all know, small business is the backbone of job creation in the nation, here's marco rubio. >> we need to even out the tax code for small businesses to lower their tax rate to 25% just as we need to lower it for all businesses. we need a regulatory budget in america that limits the amount of regulations on the economy. repeal and replace obamacare and improve higher education so people can have access to the skills they need for 21st century jobs, and last but not least, we need to repeal dodd frank, it is eviscerating small businesses. 40% of the small business have been wiped out since dodd-frank has passe fair for all businesses. liz: marco rubio just got more time with us. richard goodstein, as a democrat, that's a solid answer, a few problematic issues. number one, you can alter dodd-frank to make sure that perhaps smaller banks are eliminated from the onerous regulations, in