is abdel fattah el—sisi democratically elected? re—elected again with 96% of the vote in april this year. democracy has nothing to do with elections and elections have nothing to do with democracy. we do not live in a democratic world. no. there is dictatorship everywhere. i have to be clear. dictatorship with capitalism. you cannot have democracy, real democracy, in a capitalist, classist, racist, religious system. you can not have democracy. how can you? all right, let me ask you this then. the point i want to develop with you is the fact that many people inside egypt and outside of the country felt that whatever circumstances brought abdel fattah el—sisi to power, it was more preferable to having the muslim brotherhood, essentially, running egypt. is that your view? to have the muslim brotherhood...? no. i'm saying that many people prefer abdel fattah el—sisi, whatever the circumstances of his coming to power, to the muslim brotherhood, the freedom and justice party. the majority of egyptians and that includes myself, we know th

has been sworn in for a second term as president sisi won a landslide victory in the election in march off to all those series opponents with whom he told the egyptian parliament his main aim was to achieve peace and improve the economy. in the administered kashmir has seen a second day of clashes between protesters and police and a stone rest began during a funeral for a demonstrator run over by a police vehicle on friday authorities have imposed a curfew on blocks internet access kashmir is claims both by pakistan and india. well the on again off again summit is on again u.s. president donald trump says he will meet north korean leader kim jong un on the twelfth of june and singapore just days ago some potential the summit intended to denuclearize north korea blaming belligerent rhetoric from pyongyang now off to having met with a senior north korean envoy at the white house during which time it was given a personal letter from kim trump says the summit is back on track. the meeting between the north korean delegation and u.s. president donald trump ended with smiles photos and hands

sworn in for a second term as president sisi won a landslide victory in the election in march after all of this series opponents had withdrawn he told the egyptian parliament his main aim was to achieve peace and improve the economy. india administered kashmir has seen a second day of clashes between protesters and perhaps the latest on rest began during a funeral for a demonstrator run over by a police vehicle on friday authorities have imposed a curfew and blocks internet access kashmir is claimed to both by pakistan and india. tens of thousands of argentinians have gathered in one his site is to protest the government's economic policies and his unpopular decision to seek help from the international monetary fund many blame the lender for argentina's worst economic crisis in two thousand and one a nationwide federal march demonstration began school days ago. while the on again off again summit is on again u.s. president donald trump says he will meet north korean leader kim jong un on the twelfth of june in singapore just days ago trump had counseled the summit intended to denucl

be more and now some of the other stories making news around the world in egypt abdullah fattah el-sisi has been sworn in for a second term as president sisi won a landslide victory in the election in march after all other serious opponents have withdrawn he told the egyptian parliament his main aim was to achieve peace and improve the economy media reports in the u.s. a tech giant google will end a project with the pentagon on a using also official intelligence in the military the maven project used ai to interpret videos and improved drone targeting google's decision comes after thousands of its employees expressed their opposition. to india administered kashmir has seen a second day of clashes between protesters and police the latest on rest began during a funeral for a demonstrator run over by a police vehicle on friday authorities have imposed a curfew blocked internet access kashmir has claimed both by pakistan and india. while the on again off again summit is on again u.s. president donald trump says you will meet north korean leader kim jong il and on the twelfth of june in sing

sisi was elected reelected as president in a poll in march winning ninety seven percent of the vote in egypt's general prosecutor ordered the authorities to monitor social media sites that it says spread lies and fake news ahead of the election. journalists who are saying is one of those still in detention his imprisonment has yet again been renewed so far has been jailed without charge for over five hundred days saying was detained in december twenty sixth and subsequently accused of disseminating false news both. deny the charge the japanese prime minister is headed to washington to make sure tokyo's concerns are not forgotten the historic u.s. north korea summit next week. we'll have two hours to put his points to president trump before they both leave for a g. seven summit in canada japan a u.s. ally has been absent from recent dealings with north korea and its concerns trump could make concessions i think going to reduce american military presence in the region. security measures. in singapore ahead of. time. with the date set the starting time confirmed we now know the locatio

octoberation, the decision to reopen the clinton email investigation, it ultimately harmed the candid sisi of clinton -- candidacy of clinton. according to the republican memo for today's hearing, today is an opportunity for members to consider the justice department's compliance with the march 22 subpoena. subpoena that was not issued and therefore cannot be enforced. even if it were properly issued, it is boiled down to certain --uments the republican's no the republicans know the doj cannot turn over. documents outlining specific lines of inquiry and the identities of sources still working undercover in the field. that is the whole point. republicans are requesting documents that they know they cannot have. they find themselves in possession of sensitive and those documents and up in the possession of the subject of the investigation, namely president trump, and then shortly on fox news. they do their best to undermine the credibility of the department of justice and of the special counsel. they will try to hold mr. rosenstein in contempt. they may argue he must be removed from his role

floodgates might sound somber ponza sisi for the tinted windows of the limousine that day. as she gazed out at the cheap to see what was going on out that and taking its course the previous to the festive inauguration ceremony ho ho ho ho ho ho thank you. thank you. thank you. i i. i. oh. oh a. little. partner. that. was. not ok ok ok ok ok ok ok. i got a bit like. ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok. ok ok ok. ok ok ok. i'm going ok i'm going to go. ahead. i. i get to get out of you was about to go before it was the one who had a little bit of hope is that i i. i i. i i i i i i i. i i i. i. i. thank you. because. it was. only a. little. bit. oh oh oh. oh oh. oh but girls were targeted for but who. do you think was not. want to give a good deal of us a lot of weight. and this was a. little sample. was. really. look look. look look. look look look look look look look look look look look. at. least. yes i was inside enough to find a. document from. the market is somebody whose army the marine corps is going to do is admit to nearly empty but look on look there i don't know what. the argu

look at some of the other stories making news around the world beginning egypt where abdel fattah el-sisi has been sworn in for a second term as president says he won a landslide victory in the election in march after all the other serious opponents had withdrawn he told the egyptian parliament his main aim was to achieve peace and improve the economy. media reports in the u.s. a tech giant google and a project with the pentagon using artificial intelligence in the military the project used ai to interpret videos and improve drone targeting google's decision comes after thousands of its employees express their opposition india administered kashmir has seen a second day of clashes between protesters and police now the latest arrest began during a funeral for demonstrators run over by a police vehicle on friday origins have imposed a curfew and blocked internet access has claimed both by pakistan and india. spain has a new prime minister who will lead a minority government as the leader of spain's socialist party has taken the oath of office he will now leave the country after ousting his c

in egypt abdel fattah el-sisi has been sworn in for a second term as president since he won a landslide victory in the election in march of two all of the serious opponents had withdrawn his all the egyptian parliament whose main aim was to achieve peace and improve the economy. media reports in the u.s. a tech giant google and a project with the pentagon using artificial intelligence in the military the maven project to interpret videos and improve drone targeting google's decision comes after thousands of its employees expressed their opposition. spain has a new minority government as the new prime minister is sworn in as will sanchez the leader of spain socialist party took the oath of office before king philip no he will now leave the country after hours to his predecessor mariano to haul in a no confidence motion in. the vote was called a pressure group to resign following a corruption scandal involving his conservative party meanwhile in barcelona catalonians new leader kim toro swore in his new cabinet. earlier i spoke with ferdinand or via spin he's a professor of political scie

against overly sisi encapsulations of new orleans in the post-katrina era. there have been many successes and people should tell the stories, but you also have an obligation to tell why that steps to know where is still there. >> we have seen a lot of new orleans to see today. if there was one thing you really wanted people to know about your adopted city, what would it be? >> you can't know the rest of the nation unless you know new orleans. >> why is that? >> because in many way, it is the essence of the nation, even as it is also the exception of the nation. soft, southern underbelly of the north american continent. it's where the kirby and an south atlantic -- caribbean, and south atlantic, and mediterrann, and latin world could mix and with this vast land of what proved to be the wealthiest valley on earth, the mississippi valley. this vast river flowing, connecting all these diverse cultures, have the there not be , a notableng city location pivoting those two together? it was a mostly catholic city and a mostly protestant nation. it was a mostly roman

in egypt abdel fattah el-sisi has been sworn in for a second term as president won a landslide victory in the election in march after all other series opponents have withdrawn he told the egyptian parliament his main aim was to choose peace and improve the economy was in india administered kashmir has seen a second day of clashes between protesters and police and they just don't rest began during a funeral for demonstrate a run over by police vehicle on friday authorities have imposed a curfew and blocked internet access kashmir is claimed both by pakistan and india . is released new finance minister giovanni t s says the country has no intention of abandoning the euro but says the euro zone needs reform he was speaking off of the new populist government was sworn in on friday analysts say his comments may mean it's only support for the euro could be conditional on the currency becoming more flexible. well the on again off again summit is on again u.s. president donald trump says he will meet north korean leader kim jong un on the twelfth of june in singapore now just days ago trumpet

hamas for the unrest egypt's president has been sworn in for a second four year term up till fattal sisi secured ninety seven percent of votes in march critics though say the election was a farce because most of his opponents were jailed or threatened against running. a french newspaper says saudi arabia is threatening military action against catalogue of russian weapons of course lamond reports that the saudi king told the french president he will retaliate if acquires a russian anti aircraft defense system who think rebels in yemen say the capital of the united arab emirates abu dhabi is now within reach of its missiles who the forces say that they've managed to recapture some territory recently the u.a.e. and saudi arabia are leading the coalition of countries fighting a three year war in yemen against a hoot these eruptions from hawaii is killer way a volcano are becoming less frequent but scientists aren't exactly sure what will happen next loose rock is blocking the bottom of the crater which has been spewing ash and lava for a month and those lead lies the news continues here on a

. >> reporter: mom sisi addressed the friendship with oprah. >> do you believe that whitney and robinhip? >> i don't really know. >> would it have bothered you if your daughter, whitney, was gay? >> absolutely. >> i got a chance to speak to my sister about her before it even got to where the friendship even turned into what it turned into. i've never seen them, you know, in any kind of intimacy kind of situation. but i knew that it was heading somewhere that i didn't really want it. >> reporter: the one person she would publicly commit to and go on to marry was of course bobbi brown. the documentary showing the passion and dysfunction of their marriage up close. >> when you got people in the media talking about mr. houston instead of mr. brown, instead of saying like i say, [ bleep ]. he let it get to him. >> can i ask you, mrs. houston? >> mrs. brown. >> mrs. houston-brown? >> reporter: no one could save whitney from her demons as she went in and out of rehab. do you think she was happy? >> i thought -- happiness did exist around her. >> reporter: this haunting conversation with dian

egypt's president topple fattah el-sisi has been sworn in for a second four year term sisi secured ninety seven percent of the votes in the election and most of his opponents were jailed or threatened against running former general came to power after leading the military is removing the democratically elected president mohamed morsi in twenty thirteen timothy called us as among resident fellow at the top the institute for middle east policy joins us now live via skype from cairo good to have you with us timothy. likely to be any different perhaps a little more permissive from the first. girl is no indication that we've actually seen wrapping up the critics and activists in the last couple of months beyond that . there's been no relenting in terms of websites hundred blocks. and so going forward there's very little reason to believe that any of the repression will relent or even soften in the second term all right we all know that the election was a sham most of his opponents were jailed or threatened against running how much and is it possible to to gauge how much support he actually has

sisi was reelected as president in a poll in march winning ninety seven percent of the vote egypt's general prosecutor ordered the authorities to monitor social media sites it says spread lies and fake news ahead of the election. as originally sma would hussein is one of those still in detention imprisonment has yet again been huge so far he has been jailed without charge for over five hundred days as saying was detained in december twenty sixth seen and subsequently accused of disseminating false news both he and i'll just deny the charge. at least three migrants have been hospitalized on hundreds trying to jump the border fence separating morocco from the spanish terrorists of ceuta in north africa spanish authorities said they stopped the early morning attempts to cross fire on one hundred fifty people most of them sub-saharan africans rock'n officials also said they stopped an additional two hundred fifty from approaching the double fence is the first mass attempt to jump a fence in at least seven months. so downs president omar al bashir has offered to host peace talks between

motioning the soviet union immense contribution to the victory also chose not to elaborate on what country sisi says to run the call in the modern world earlier state department spokesperson how the now it also made an orchid comment using the d.-day landings as an example of the longstanding relations between the u.s. and germany but when you talk about germany we have a very strong relationship with the government of germany very strong relationship looking back in the history books today is the seventy first anniversary of the speech that now announced the marshall plan tomorrow is the anniversary of the d.-day invasion. we obviously have a very long history with the government of germany. and other journalists lucre very feels american officials seem to be forgetting some important facts about the second world war. should refuse her courses in geography and above all in history and in the plum see this is of course on the day the germans were on the wrong side and the americans on the good side but what strikes me in comparison iraq and her remark to is the fact that they seem to believe th

egypt's president abdul fattah al—sisi said he was close to resolving differences with ethiopia's abiylargest, could soon be completed. and protestors in spain's basque country have formed a 200 kilometre human chain to call for a vote on greater autonomy for the region. tens of thousands of people joined hands in a line linking the cities of san sebastian and bilbao with the seat of the basque parliament in the region's capital vitoria. you're watching a special edition of newsday on the bbc. still to come, what does north korea want from the summit here in singapore, and what's it prepared to give in return? we'll take a cool hard look at what might be on the table when president trump meets kim jong—un on tuesday. the day the british liberated the falklands, and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorby—mania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, has raised great hopes for an end for the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges, the screams of the crowd

octoberation, the decision to reopen the clinton email investigation, it ultimately harmed the candid sisi of clinton -- candidacy of clinton. according to the republican memo for today's hearing, today is an opportunity for members to consider the justice department's compliance with the march 22 subpoena. subpoena that was not issued and therefore cannot be enforced. even if it were properly issued, it is boiled down to certain --uments the republican's no the republicans know the doj cannot turn over. documents outlining specific lines of inquiry and the identities of sources still working undercover in the field. that is the whole point. republicans are requesting documents that they know they cannot have. they find themselves in possession of sensitive and those documents and up in the possession of the subject of the investigation, namely president trump, and then shortly on fox news. they do their best to undermine the credibility of the department of justice and of the special counsel. they will try to hold mr. rosenstein in contempt. they may argue he must be removed from his role

egypt's president of the fact that all sisi is about to be sworn in for a second term these are the latest pictures taken a couple of minutes ago of the ceremony in cairo the swearing in ceremony he won a second term in march with nearly ninety seven percent of the vote. a frenzies paper says saudi arabia is threatening military action against qatar if russian weapons are bought longer puts the saudi king told the french president he will retaliate if qatar acquires a russian anti-aircraft defenses who see rebels in yemen say the capital of the united arab emirates is now within reach of their missiles he forces say they've managed to recapture some territory recently u.a.e. and saudi arabia are leading the coalition of countries fighting a three zero war in yemen against the thieves. those are the headlines you can find on these stories and much more websites that after this in a couple of minutes listening post will start to stand watching. al-jazeera is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras have gone i'm still here go into areas that

among hundreds of people detained when injection security forces ordered by general of the fatah has sisi now the president to end the six week sit in almost one thousand people died in the violence that followed human rights watch has said the egyptian military's crackdown is probably a crime against humanity according to court documents show khan is being charged with weapons possession illegal assembly murder and attempted murder. rights groups have called for his immediate release the egyptian embassy in paris refused to accept a petition with more than seventy thousand signatures in support of. amnesty international says his health is deteriorating. and we demand that all charges against him a dropped we demand that the egyptian government stops the suppression of human rights defenders who are being silenced simply because they criticize egyptian authorities he's been diagnosed with malnutrition and niña and depression he's written a letter from his prison cell outlining the abuses he's faced and how journalism in egypt has become a crime there are thirteen journalists facing life i

the government has and is it enough to woo foreign investors back into the country like president sisiwould like. no it's not enough for the very simple reason is that the military has been expanding. aggressively into the economy in a way that is actually. determined to the local private sector as well as attracting. foreign. investors it would be rather difficult to compete with the. military with with or all of it. machinery. control all the all of the cheap leverage that it controls so all this is not the key here is a reversal of the military economic expansion if that's the case we've seen how price hikes for example can cause unrest regionally we've recently seen huge demonstrations in jordan we've also seen saudi arabia in the last year or so tighten its purpose and see foreign workers head back to their home countries because the saudis can't afford to keep their servants in one form or another. is that what egypt is weary of. of course egypt at the moment is like a pressure. cooker. it will stop it will happen the question is when and how and the government seems to be pretty

position figures who call for a boycott of the election say their ramadan party in cairo was attacked by sisi supporters. a journalist who remains in jail in egypt is al-jazeera is mahmoud hussein and his detention has been renewed again so far he's been jailed for more than five hundred days without charge hussein was detained in december twenty sixth seen an accused of deceit emanating false news which he and al-jazeera deny. seven years of war in syria creates a very complex battlefield strolling global and regional powers russia and iran are both allied to president bashar assad but a russian troop deployment is creating tension between tehran moscow center hodder explains from neighboring beirut. the region straddling lebanon's eastern border is an important supply line for hezbollah syria is the land link to iran for the lebanese armed group russian troops briefly took up positions here the russian military didn't comment but its troops were soon replaced by syrian army soldiers in russia trying. to iran in syria the. russian troops the military police are ready to deploy wherever they

ongoing crackdown against activist bloggers and journalists critical of the president and the fattah el-sisi was reelected in march when ninety seven percent of the vote on wednesday opposition figures who called for a boycott of the election say that ramadan policy in cairo was a touch. of horses. leaders from the g seven countries are heading to canada for a meeting that could be difficult for us present donald trump as decisions to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal and impose tariffs on u.s. allies including the e.u. countries canada and others a causing a deep rift in the group john hendren reports from quebec city the gathering of world leaders was supposed to be is celebration but instead of highlighting the global economic expansion the talk at this year's g.'s evans summit is all about averting the trade. the great disruptor donald trump in his america first agenda levying tariffs of twenty five percent on steel and ten percent on aluminum coming from allies in canada mexico and europe the trouble ministration has managed to alienate systematically almost all of the allies who woul

madness really because in the first place the germans are not going to cede north sinai even though sisimight want to accommodate in particular the saudis nor the nor the palestinians going to give up so there is basically i think it's quite significant that the prince william has made this visit at this time and perhaps is a calming voice to this very extreme project. is being told he must accept so yeah there is a lot to unpack as we get more fishel details about what this particular plan is and we obviously will do that here on al-jazeera in the meantime though this particular visit for prince william is is the really really any significance that comes out of things like to say i mean sometimes things are just photo ops but sometimes images and words matter worth their words and things that he said that she found a real significance to either side. well i think for me the words that mattered when he's on with the president spoke about our countries having a long relationship i think that's that is very significant just let's let's face it the the british royal family never having visi

egypt's president of the fatah has sisi has agreed with ethiopia is fry minister ahmed to resolve thenile river dam dispute. is on the sttng a four billion dollar hydroelectric project on the river which cairo fears threatens its will to security. i'll be back in just a few moments with more news here on al-jazeera so stay with us in afghanistan billions of dollars of international aid have been donated to girls' education but where has the money gone one of the nice needs girls desperate to learn and asks why is the system failing them on al-jazeera i mean this is different whether someone is paying for some of this very thread but that's part of me trying i think it's how you approach an individual an effort it is a certain way of doing it you can't just barge in and get a story and fly out. a new series of rewind a care bring your people back to life i'm sorry and bring you updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in the liver i was the first of no zero like and the others through the green one continues with kosovo but year of fear and hope this was my return to kosovo and

hundreds of people detained when injection security forces were ordered by general of the fact the has sisi now the president to end the six week sit in almost one thousand people died in the violence that followed human rights watch has said the egyptian military's crackdown is probably a crime against humanity according to court documents show khan is being charged with weapons possession illegal assembly murder and attempted murder rights groups have called for his immediate release. the egyptian embassy in paris refused to accept a petition with more than seventy thousand signatures in support of. amnesty international says his health is deteriorating more with him on the idea behind the shock and we demand that all charges against him are dropped we demand that the egyptian government stops the suppression of human rights defenders who are being silenced simply because they criticize egyptian authorities he's been diagnosed with malnutrition and niña and depression he's written a letter from his prison cell outlining the abuses he's faced and how journalism in egypt has become a crime

and this became quite an issue after general sisi took over after the overthrow of the muslim brother idaho, elected government in egypt. you tell that story. >> it's interesting because when you look at american foreign policy rhetoric at its best, and most noble, one of the first things we talk about is the danger of military domination in developing countries. the military junta that doesn't listen to civilian leadership is not a good thing when america talks about the world, and i'm not saying that we have leadership by junta, but what you just said is absolutely true, that more and more often our first foot forward is an armored one. and richard hole brook, who again is -- holebrook who is the emotional back bone my mentor, spent his last days decrying an afghanistan review process that he said was overtaken by mi-think, military thinking, and talked about how in that conflict, the say -- scenario of our vibing the ambassador getting off the plane and appearing small and dingy compared to the fleet of military planes next door. he talked about that a lot. he talk about petraeus r

egypt's president has been sworn in for a second four year turn abdel fatah sisi secured ninety seven percent of the votes in march critics say the election was a false because most of his opponents were jailed or threatened against running the former general came to power after leading the militarism movement egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed morsi five years ago. government troops in indian administered kashmir have fired gunshots and tear gas and hundreds of mourners at a funeral paying their respects to a man run over by a security forces vehicle during a protest on friday and a hoax as more. soldiers and police fired tear gas and shotgun pellets to scatter mourners and srinagar on saturday they were bearing another casualty of the violence and the contested region of the judge and i was going to tear gas shells on it what kind of humanity is this. the dead man second to his injuries after he was run over by an armored vehicle another man was also badly injured during the protests after friday's press and military spokesman said soldiers showed extreme restrai

counter attack viruses some fun so let's look at someone a little more high profile egypt's president el-sisi tweeted off to his team went down one nil to uruguay earlier on tweeting in arabic he says he's proud of the brave performance and confident in their abilities to win the next match as well so to hide and spend the day in the qatari capital doha with egyptian supporters hopeful that that team could pull off a win in the first world cup appearance since one thousand nine hundred ninety in italy. egyptians i say me james i'm living abroad toughening right to be excited about this game is this the best game in twenty eight years of them to play at the world cup it's also it's time where people in the most remote instead of racing are huge which marks the end of the holy muslim month but everyone has been watching to see if this sort of pam a homicide offer also plays for liverpool whether he is going to be taking shots in this game unfortunately for many he's fast on the bench he was that night and we have so many friends all can especially it's what puts mohammad sell off and i just wan

he was among hundreds of people detained when egyptian security forces ordered by general as sisi now the president to end the six week sit in almost one thousand people died in the violence that followed human rights watch has said the egyptian military's crackdown is probably a crime against humanity according to court documents show khan is being charged with weapons possession illegal assembly murder and attempted murder rights groups have called for his immediate release the egyptian embassy in paris refused to accept a petition with more than seventy thousand signatures in support of show khan amnesty international says his health is deteriorating more. shook and he demanded all charges against him a dropped we demand that the egyptian government stops the suppression of human rights defenders who are being silenced simply because they criticize egyptian authorities he's been diagnosed with malnutrition niña and depression he's written a letter from his prison cell outlining the abuses he's faced and how journalism in egypt has become a crime there are thirteen journalists facin

the united nations egypt's president has been sworn in for a second four year old fattah el-sisi secured ninety seven percent of votes in the election in march critics though say the election was a farce because most of his opponents were jailed or threatened against running the former general came to power after leading the military's removal of egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed morsy five years ago joining us now in the studio is sure is a professor of security studies at the institute could see you again professor is there any reason to believe that ccs second term will be any different to the first not really it's probably going to escalate further in terms of cracking on political freedoms we saw cracking down on activists bloggers who already have their word in their tweets in their social media posts to. criticize him. on that and also the security situation he promised at the very beginning of his mandate that he's going to end terrorism in egypt in three weeks it's been four years in this situation escalated we're talking about. it which is an official think

swearing in follows the elections in march which were widely seen as a farce after abdel fattah el-sisi secured ninety seven percent of the votes before the poll most of his opponents his opponents were jailed or warned against entering the race remember the former general came to power after leading the military's removal of egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed morsy five years ago we heard from omar sure little bit earlier professor of security studies at doha institute he said people can expect well more of the same in the second term. in terms of cracking on political freedoms we saw cracking down on activists bloggers who already have their word in their tweets and that if social media posts to to to criticize him and so on that and also the security situation he promised at the very beginning of his mandate that he's going to end terrorism in egypt in three weeks it's been four years in this situation escalated we're talking about. it which is an official think tank. estimating that there was one thousand one hundred sixty five operations between twenty fourteen

has been sworn in for a second four year term sisi secured ninety seven percent of the vote in the election in march most of his opponents were jailed or threatened against running the former general came to power after leaving the military's removal of the democratically elected president mohammed morsy in two thousand and thirteen funerals have been held for people killed on one of the bloodiest days of the anti-government protests in nicaragua sixteen demonstrators died on wednesday in what opposition groups and the catholic church are calling a massacre the u.n. has called on the government to end of the violence which has killed more than one hundred people in the past six weeks from the capital. reports. a funeral procession makes its way through a neighborhood in the nicaraguan capital onlookers watch from their homes as the remains of thirty four year old raises are moved to a nearby cemetery. overcome with grief francisco's mother says goodbye to her son for the last time. i don't mind the most precious thing in our lives is being taken away all of our children are in danger. frans

stuck with me was during ferguson because it was still during the revolution in egypt when president sisi who had basically staged a countercoup sent a press release complimenting the security -- our police in ferguson, missouri, on their handling of the situation or to justify his own actions on the streets of cairo. and that is pretty much everything you need to know about how much our credibility impacts the world. the world watches us in ways we just don't even understand. we're supposed to be not just a military leader, not just an economic leader, not just the most powerful country that's ever existed in real terms or relative terms but as a moral force for good. we have to do that. we have to live our values and be who we are at home and abroad, as much as we possibly can or else we're just not effective. >> the values that -- it's nice to have us all united in this room on the value set but often when that translates into policy it can translate into different directions. jeweli julie, i'm interested from your time in policy making, what we are actually divided on and what do, whe

sisi us is a review that has gone on somewhat routinely over the years -- cifius, about investments inproach used more generally, and i think the whole ratcheting up of a confrontation with using the 1977 law was what had spooked some. i think this is probably what is behind this more measured approach. also, the president seems to be giving in a little bit to his treasury secretary, which is interesting, because the treasury secretary's approach had been different than others in the administration, including peter navarro. it appears that he is given a treasury secretary a chance to weigh in on this. yvonne: certainly a lot of back-and-forth in the white house, as peter navarro is considered to be the leading hawk in the white house. kathleen: taking a look at this chart on canada, they are preparing quotas on steel that would've been going to the u.s., they are worried about a flood of steel going to their country now. where is this going to go? jodi: they are worried about the so-called, "dumping" of u.s. steel given that the u.s. has opposed the tariffs on steel. this could be perh

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stuck with me was during ferguson because it was still during the revolution in egypt, when president sisi who would basically staged a counter coup sent a press release, lamenting our police in ferguson, missouri, on their handling of the situation or to justify his own actions on the streets of cairo. that is pretty much everything you need to know about how much our credibility impacts the world. the world watches us in ways we just don't even understand. we are supposed to be not just a military leader, not just an economic leader, not just the most powerful country that has ever existed in real terms or in relative terms that as a moral force good. we have to do that. we have to live our values and be who we are both at home and abroad as much as we possibly can or else we're just not effective. >> the values, it's nice of a goal in this room ourselves united but often with that translates to policy they it cn translate in very different directions. julie, i'm interested from your time at all of your time working in policymaking what are we actually divided on and what, when we transl