airline maker air bus was receiving illegal subsidies that hurt its american rival boeing zeros rosalyn jordan reports. at the state dinner for president emanuel mccrone last year the white house served american line made from french grapes a year later the white house has imposed a 25 percent tariff on french wine made from crunch great i've always liked american wines better than french wines. even though i don't drink wine. the tariff has nothing to do with any agricultural tensions between france and the u.s. the dispute was over the e.u. subsidies for airbus which the world trade organization recently said had harmed u.s. based boeing's bottom line to make things right the w t o says the u.s. can impose $7500000000.00 in tariffs on e.u. goods including wine that's an expensive surprise for small u.s. business owners such as new york wine merchant had their johnston i'm going to have a 25 percent increase on a significant amount of my wines. so all i can hope now is to just remain steady growth in this scenario is unlikely at best. it's not just french spanish and german wines facing a 25

troop withdrawal will lead rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. then what is with us now from a chuckle or near turkey's border with syria so anything more to say now on this news from syrian state television about syrian forces moving up. well that would throw will of u.s. forces from this strategic corner of syria really puts the whole area up for grabs there is more than one player in the syrian conflict wants to control the territory which has or oil which is the bread basket of syria the syrian army saying that they're sending reinforcements to northern syria to confront turkish troops at the same time the syrian opposition which is allied with the turkish government there sending troops to the front lines and members bendish has long been a flashpoint town also in a very strategic location in northern syria so really the area is now up for grabs new front lines emerging there's a new map who is going to get what but as the past few hours the s.d.f. this is the kurdish led syrian democratic forces they are the biggest losers really they've lo

trade organization earlier ruled that airplane maker air bus was receiving illegal subsidies rosalyn jordan reports. at the state dinner for president emmanuel mccall last year the white house served american wine made from french grapes a year later the white house has imposed a 25 percent tariff on french wine made from crunch great i've always liked american wines better than french wines. even though i don't drink wine. the tariff has nothing to do with any agricultural tensions between france and the us the dispute was over the e.u. subsidies for airbus which the world trade organization recently said had harmed u.s. based boeing's bottom line to make things right the w t o's says the u.s. can impose $7500000000.00 in tariffs on e.u. goods including wine that's an expensive surprise for small u.s. business owners such as new york wine merchant had their johnston i'm going to have a 25 percent increase on a significant amount of my wines. so all i can hope now is to just remain steady growth in this scenario is unlikely at best. it's not just french spanish and german wines facing a 25

troop withdrawal would lead rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington techies president has dismissed claims that eisel detainees of escaped from detention centers in northeast syria it follows reports that an unconfirmed number of people fled from a center in after it was shelled by turkish forces the s.d.f. says another prison camp in commission was shelled by turkey on friday at a one says his forces will take responsibility for thousands of us of fighters and their families in northern syria. new york times is reporting that russia is responsible for the bombings of 4 syrian hospitals back in may a newspaper says analysis of russian air force radio recordings of allowed it to trace each individual bombing to russian pilots it says russia attacked the hospitals to help president bashar assad in his fight against rebel groups moscow has long been accused of carrying out systematic attacks against hospitals in rebel held areas of syria. 2 changes in our conservative law professor and political outsider is poised to become the country's next president. who ran as an independent candidate and

troop withdrawal will lead rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington national landis's director at the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma explains why that's it the deal is beneficial for both sides well it's an important deal it means that syria is going to sweep up north to meet the turkish troops this is a scramble for northeast syria at the same sort of scramble for land and resources that we saw happen when the isis cayle if it collapsed and both syria the united states raced to get oilfields and border territory. it's an important deal because the kurds and the assad regime in damascus both have the same enemies they have turkey as their enemy number one and the islamist rebel groups as their enemy number 2 this is a long standing. you know in a sense. i would say partnership but it's an uneasy partnership that they've had damascus cannot rule northeast syria without the kurds on the other hand damascus is not going to allow the kurds the kind of autonomy independence or use of their own school system in kurdish that they that they will power what does that mea

troop withdrawal will lead rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington and i could as government has just agreed to repeal a law that ended decades old field subsidies after holding talks with indigenous leaders earlier demonstrators angry at the rise in fuel prices attacks government buildings and burnt media offices they were defying a government imposed curfew in the capital quito protests 1st began nearly 2 weeks ago with money regular joins us live now from might also just bring us up to date on what's been agreed between both sides. well there are celebrations taking place on the streets of quito right now if you can hear behind me there is fireworks going on cars honking their hone horns people celebrating what's woods been deemed to be in agreement finally between the confederation of indigenous communities from across the country that have been protesting for over a week calling on the government to reverse course on a economic policy that sought to and decades were decades long fuel subsidies and austerity program that the government that many saw as being damaging for the country and

troop withdrawal will lead rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington.taiki and its allies are pushing further into what kurdish controlled areas controlled areas in northern syria as it now controls a strategic supply line that connects west syria to iraq and hoda is on the border of turkey and syria is into the picture on the ground seems to be shifting quite quickly bring us to right up to date the latest yes fast moving developments new front lines emerging a new political new landscape really following the announcement of the of the united states that they're going to be leaving northeastern syria 1st of all you have turkey's military operation in the northeastern corner they have advanced into syria they have pushed the kurdish led syrian democratic forces away from the border they've pushed them away from 120 kilometer stretch of that border and they're now 30 kilometers deep into the country and according to the turkish defense ministry they could troll that strategic highway the m 4 highway which is really a critical supply line for more than on

urged iraq's prime minister to exercise maximum restraint and address the protesters grievances rosalyn jordan has more from washington d.c. . the statement about the iraqi protests from the u.s. state department is the 1st official comment from washington about these demonstrations it's a readout of the phone call which the secretary of state mike pompei o had with the iraqi prime minister and it's pretty tough in the statement pompei o apparently told the prime minister that he condemned the violence that those who may have committed human rights violations need to be held fully accountable for their behavior and that the iraqi government needs to do much more to address the complaints and concerns of the protesters from baghdad to nasiriya to other parts across iraq the statement says that the government needs to do a much better job of respecting people's right to protest as well as the right of the press to carry out their work and mr problem pale said that much more needs to be done to provide iraqis and especially young population more access to jobs to more reliable utilities and food

happy but she's very much aware there is a limit to how much people will pay for their happiness rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington johnson and johnson says it's recalling about $33000.00 bottles of baby powder after u.s. health regulators found trace amounts of asbestos in a bottle purchased online the company says the voluntary recall only applies to one lot of baby powder produced and shipped in the u.s. last year. argentinians been marking a day of loyalty to their former leader one pair on and his wife eva at this year's celebrations had a special meaning the peronist party is making a strong bent to return to power at the end of this month led by a better friend has and former president cristina kitchener turbo reports. oh. the anthem of the peronist party based tribute to the founder of the political movement in argentina. on thursday thousands chanted loud and clear in the province of la bamba excited by what they see as the big chance of perrin is making it back to power because. he came to this ready to show his support to the party you were with him or her to iran ism represents us

happy but she's very much aware there is a limit to how much people will pay for their happiness rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington bolivians go to the polls on sunday with their longest serving president looking to extend his hold on power but off the 14 years he will not out as his popularity is forming because if it is he may try to govern indefinitely john holmes has more from the pas. in rural mountain communities in bolivia there remains only one man for the top job going into sunday's elections ever more oil is already the country's longest standing president and still its most popular politician thanks to a consistently growing economy and programs like this one giving low income families the chance to build their own homes and use it i'm very happy i've worked so long in other people's houses working for the wealthy people and this time it'll be for me. banking on the support that comes from almost having poverty rallies began his bid for a full term in office 3 years ago. but that in itself became a turning point the moment when his formally overwhelming popularity began to fall . o

happy but she's very much aware there is a limit to how much people will pay for their happiness rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. to mozambique now where preliminary results and the general election indicate that the voting party is headed for a major victory for labor party has been ruling the country for 44 years but international observers are raising concerns about the vote after reports of ballot stuffing at some polling stations the violence campaign sawan observing murdered and others attacked malcolm webb has more from the capital maputo. rights groups and opposition have complained about serious problems from an early stage in the election during the campaigns they said hundreds of thousands of ghost voters have been added to the electoral register in some provinces the electoral commission denied it one observer was shot dead by 5 policemen police say they're still investigating during polling opposition complained of pre-taped ballots and observers said $3000.00 of them weren't allowed to access polling stations there's also been violence during the counting process and now the

happy but she's very much aware there is a limit to how much people will pay for their happiness rosalyn jordanal-jazeera washington or patricia sabga is managing business editor at al-jazeera dot com and she joins us on skype from new york professor good of you to join us it's one thing to say respect the w 2 out to you know decision which is lead to these tires that's another. people indeed just industries like cheese or wine or all of us to be caught in the middle of all of this is not. well this is what always happens and traits that people get caught in the middle of this is the collateral damage and this particular set of tyrants that have been imposed today under the w t o rule and these tariffs are really designed to primarily place political pressure on european leaders and one way to do that unfortunately is by making the pain felt by small producers and of course roslyn story just beautifully illustrated how that ripples through the value chain not only from the producers but to the retailers in the united states who rely on those products and are now going to face that choice of whe

troop withdrawal will lead rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington early exit polls show that chaos sayed has won tunisia's presidential election they indicate that the law professor secured 72 and a half percent of the vote easily beating media mogul everyday carry on $27.00 and a half percent. focused on as prime minister says he hopes to act as a mediator between iran and saudi arabia iran can made the comments after a meeting with iranian president hassan rouhani and supreme leader ayatollah ali how many in tehran will travel to saudi arabia on tuesday japan has deployed tens of thousands of troops to assist in the recovery efforts after the strongest typhoon to hit the country in decades at least 26 people are confirmed dead the occupation of the american mind is next ok and how israel wins the hearts and minds of the united states to students if you can. if you fix it if you. and your lawyer 2014 israel launched a devastating military attack on the gaza strip. over the course of $51.00 days is ready to drop $20000.00 tons of explosives on the densely populated area the size of the.

the region increased now the pentagon has confirmed a deployment of 3000 troops let's talk to rosalyn jordan now in washington d.c. is following developments here. well kemal i'm just getting through the statement just as you and our viewers are and we should run through some of the material that's going along with the 3000 u.s. troops to saudi arabia they are deploying 2 fighter jets squadrons one air expeditionary wing 2 patriot anti missile defense systems as well as one fad missile defense system that's the that's the one that deals with missiles coming in from a higher altitude and most recently we saw the deployment of 3 such fat air missile defense systems to south korea to respond to any potential threat from north korea this is a significant ramp up but the u.s. says it is carrying out this action kemal in order to protect its ally saudi arabia from threats in the region and i'm just reading i think the same statement rosemary they say the united states does not see a conflict with the iranian regime this when it starts to feel a little different though doesn't it i mean already ove