been hit by flooding the government has declared in red unless due to the tropical cyclone he die a specter had to reach that country soon let's talk about what michael chiles from international federation of red cross and red crescent societies who is coordinating the response thank you very much michael for joining as that what exactly are you doing to help the people in mozambique so have you have you rightly said you know we're expecting a tropical storm to heat and it's going to hit a few provinces to find the provinces especially and we have our volunteers on the ground as you know the red cross is well and good based organization and in mozambique we have thousands of volunteers who are preparing who who are one in the community members who are trying to look at them to higher ground and ensuring that you know they safety within the communities fate of this cycle is not as brief as it should be. so a cycle is coming everyone is on a king what exactly can be done to survive a cycle of. well what exactly can be done is exactly early warning so we need to want one the community members

european union after suffering a series of defeats in recent days prime minister to resign may hopes the specter of a long delay will push lawmakers towards had also on the program the boys and girls living under the shadow of want to go out.

joining us fifty people are now confirmed dead after new zealand's mosque shootings on friday this is specter gunman has appeared in court brenton terence was charged with murder and remanded in custody until april new zealand's prime minister just send our dern has told muslim community leaders in christ church that mosques will receive police protests. now new zealanders are coming together and coming to terms with the country's worst ever mass shooting our correspondent claire richardson is in christchurch covering the story for us and she sent us this report. tributes around the city are piling ever higher. as grief sets in new zealanders are finding ways to express their sorrow over a massacre in their muslim community. police are sweeping the area around the mosque as a team of officers elsewhere work to identify the victims. for now it's still a crime scene. but police are picking up flowers to take closer to al-noor mosque where dozens of people were slaughtered during their friday prayers. on the other side of the park christians have gathered to pray for their muslim neighbors. one

does not want to see china to colonize easily so really you should see the government but the odd specter to sign that never end of understanding. leaving the wooding of colonize ation aside how big is the worry that rome could actually be selling out to china well there s concern expressed by observers that really this might end up so-called debt traps and that essentially means that if. china does lead this money and italy is not able to pick back at that which happens to be these assets to the end up in the chinese hands and then there's also concern that china could perhaps assert. influence really on the countries that it has led this money to with so they suffered certain on those fronts in observers say that perhaps it's really should have consulted more with its neighbors and other partners as well as its close ally the united states that is concerned about this agreement that's been signed all right sima gupta there reporting for us from rome on visit in italy thank you so much. and now to some of the other global business stories making the news. emerging markets stocks hit to t

how much does the specter of those prior violations come into ? ay in the analysis in this i think it has to be looked at. i believe the trial -- jus. sotomayor: is it just the specter of the violations were not the cases overturned in which prosecutorial misconduct -- at least the first was overturned on prosecutorial misconduct. they didn't even reach the challenge. ag davis: yes, your honor. jus. sotomayor: doesn't it tell you something about this man's passion? i don't need to call it anything else. doesn't that tell you how you should be looking at this case? ag davis: i can't speak to his passion. i can speak to his pursuit of conviction in the sense of the six trials in which there were -- i understand he didn't ask the attorney general to step in, which he could have, to prosecute the case, but i understand he lobbied to legislators to try to change the venue legislatively. is that correct? ag davis: that is my understanding. try the case outside of montgomery county. jus. sotomayor: instead of giving the attorney general to try the case.

attack on two mosques as christ church remembers the forty nine victims of friday's massacre this is specter the gunman appears in court and is charged with murder. and the german capital shows off its newest fluffy celebrity three month old baby polar bear sniff some fresh air for the first time to make her debut on the public stage at the berlin tear park as do. i marry in evanston it's good to have you with us in paris police have again been firing tear gas and water cannon as yellow as protesters ignite fires and ransacked shops there the most violent street clashes in paris since december of last year this is now the fourth month of demonstrations by a loose coalition of activists unions and citizens the demonstrators accuse president a monologue of forgetting ordinary people and favoring the country's elite instead . at the very latest from paris we're joined now by journalist john laurenson so john why has there been this sudden upsurge of violence today haven't the yell of us protest actually been losing momentum they had over recent weeks and suddenly today there's been this sudden

just a few lines saying a specter is haunting america, the specter of socialism.ore positive views of capital ash socialism than capitalism. the democratic party is moving left. for many, this is a reaction of -- to president trump. what do we mean when we say socialism? even few democratic-socialist would advocate wholesale government ownership of the heights of the economy. socialism is a historic phase on the murderous way to communism. they admire the northern european model where people pay high taxes and get major government service. many of the proposals are not from denmark. under president dwight eisenhower, the richest paid 91% . the republican former five-star general and liberator of western europe was branded a communist by the right wing john birch society. ,ohn talton is the columnist the seattle times is where you can find a piece. nevada, whoo pat in advocates for capitalism. good morning. caller: good morning. nice to see you. i feel we have a form of socialist capitalism at a time. my grandson and granddaughter both went to college thanks to the

one that's the specter it's the kind of ideological level of the backlash but the major backlash which was unparalleled this. was just redesigning the economy. since the one nine hundred seventy is there's been a concerted effort on the part of the masters of mankind the owners of the society to shift the economy in two crucial respects one to increase the role of financial institutions banks investment firms and so on insurance companies. but a two thousand and seven that's. far beyond anything in the past. back in the one nine hundred fifty s. that's. for many years before the united states economy was based largely on production. in the united states the great manufacturing center of the world. financial institutions used to be a relatively small part of the economy and their task was to distribute it in buying our way and had on hand a reserve of money. holders to monitor on the back of the reserve bank can create gratin call be tied to providing an. auditing money i'm banker of the community by making the national credit available for many purposes for a manufacturer to meet him d

. -- thes like this sector specter of a no deal brexit is alive.ut you say that the prospect of a no deal is actually lower than it has ever been. take us into your thinking. >> it's obviously a matter of judgment, i think what we've seen in terms of the dynamics in westminster over the past few aeks is that there clearly is majority that is tangible that is avoiding the no deal. furthermore, there is a circuit breaker, the decisions of the european courts of justice in december, if the government wants to revoke article 50, it can. there are multiple protections against an accidental no deal scenario. i think at this point is clear that the u.k.'s on a path to pointorm of deal at some that would avoid the no deal scenario. the problem is that it's impossible to have certainty. the good news is that it's moving, the bad news is that it cannot be ruled out. because the u.k. government is not apparently able to make a extreme, it is under pressure. this procrastination has negative consequences for business. there are number of firms that have trigge

. >> touching down at the white house for the first time without the specter of the russia investigation, the president appeared jeub labt. >> i just-- jub i lant. i just want to tell you that america is the greatest place on earth. the greatest place on earth. thank you very much. thank you. >> it's clear mueller's team struggled with the question of presidential obstruction, leaving that to the attorney general and the deputy attorney general, both appointees of mr. trump. regardless the president's attorneys argue you can't on strublght when there is no underlying crime, meaning collusion. democrats have made it clear they want to learn more, much more about what the mueller team found and why it wrestled with the question of obstruction of justice. he lane. >> quijano: major, thanks. the release of the mueller report does not end the investigation. jeff pegues reports the president could face his most serious legal problems in new york. >> as the special counsel investigation ends, focus will now turn to lower manhattan and the office of the u.s. attorney for the southern district of

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doesn't pass and she won't say what she's going to do in states then they're potentially raising the specter that came of the u.k. having to stay in the e.u. for another nine months and take part in european elections in order for some sort of new idea to emerge instead as president donald trump says it's time the united states fully recognized israel's sovereignty over the golan heights in a tweet trump said the girl not heights is a critical strategic area for the security of israel and for regional stability in the region was captured by israel during the six day war in one hundred sixty seven from the syrian army. the devastating storm has affected nearly two million people across southern africa rescue teams in mozambique have extended their search for psycho dies survivors who are still trapped in flooded areas cycling has killed at least four hundred people in malawi zimbabwe and mozambique. at least ninety three people have died in iraq after the ferry they were travelling on capsized in the northern city of mosul around two hundred people were on board the vessel which was travellin

prosperity comes from an economy of death in which defense stocks and wall street's soul or on the specter of war why hasn't bernie learned about the prosperity. and that is rick either continues on his anti-socialism tirade the host i want you to watch as the host accidentally trips him up a prosperous capitalist society works for people and yet he is a spouse in something that he knows because he's older see a lot of younger people today talk about socialism they have a totally different basic sweeting they think sweet they think you know good health care that if you see that you. go home said sweden and he almost agreed but then he realized like all kansai so we had nice high. a ball far more equal society than america and it's actually still largely capitalist and hold to major corporations like volvo and ikea and it's exactly what bernie sanders is talking about but amazon b.c.'s goon was like yes we're doing. we're blind he. does the job place to live in order to. expand. your future. your on board posters on the walls now we can mention sweden so please rick tyler can you play in so

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. >> reporter: and the mueller investigation also raising the specter of impeachment. some democrats pushing for it, even before the special counsel's work was done. >> we're going to impeach the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: though house speaker nancy pelosi warning against it. >> i don't believe in it. >> reporter: much of the mueller report's fallout could depend on how much of it the public sees. >> let it come out. let people see it. that's up to the attorney general. >> reporter: what to watch for now, whether the president's legal team releases that counter report. they've told us they won't decide until they see mueller's findings, if they're released. lester? >> kristen welker at the white house tonight, thank you. let's bring in the moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. and hallie jackson, our white house correspondent. first to you as we await mueller's findings, what could this mean for the president and how he comports himself the next few days? >> look, we've gotten a preview of how the president's going to comport himself if you look at the last week. he h

themselves in a greater measure i am very glad that the prime minister says we need to confront the specter of races and i was under that veneer of tolerance the new zealand has known for there is a dark underbelly of racism that now we can confront as the elephant of the right that it's always been pulled just a final thought from you as you say at the prime minister says they'll be an official inquiry into the attacks but do you think the investigation will be transparent would it be robust enough to own up to the fannings of the security and intelligence services. well that's a good question because in the past they have not and i think this may be one of those cathartic moments i mean that what used to be in the way of doing things in the past simply can no longer be in light of this this this this event of the event of this magnitude so i can only hope so i think that blame needs to be distributed where it deserves but we shouldn't jump to conclusions that they were completely ignoring what was going on underneath their noses but i have a feeling that just the combination of this gover

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marvel of our project frequently by the russian stand specter all the fishing permits and licenses they don't cause any trouble as long as everything is in order to get you but bizarrely is the ukrainian saying that not everything is very hard. they're good at. juta the on regulated fishing quota he have obviously wants to avoid any escalation on the sea of ass off this means they are hurting their own fisherman in december latimeria was not permitted to go out to sea at all causing him a loss of almost eighty thousand euros in january his catch was confiscated by the fishing authorities. the first time it took over the entire catch the second time they only wanted half of it which we managed to prevent for is the logic in that. uncertain times on the ukrainian as off the coast which borders on the progress separatist area in the east half a million people live in the port city of mario paul just a few kilometers from the war in eastern ukraine the city is surrounded by checkpoints. maria is afraid that the hostilities will go on for a long time she's preparing the population for the wo

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globalization with the region eight in america wasn't of balun to occur there you know we see the specter of globalization and the discount. and of globalization is especially new as you put it right again america is mostly importing goods from germany for example cars and from china fast moving consumer goods and of course america is very strong into tech sector but it lost its manufacturing sector i guess america will never be in the position to revive its manufacturing sector it's too late it's too late now to build steel mills like in the past we see this is a division of the ruled over of all why you and america should focus on technology you.

british and specter say that they found significant security problems with software supplied by chinese telecom giant huawei their report identifies defects which they say could be exploited by hackers but it stops short of calling for an outright ban on the firm's equipment the united states is pushing european nations to ban huawei for next generation mobile networks to be introduced in the coming weeks well john biggs is a reporter for tech crunch an online publication on the tech industry he says the u.k. government's problems with weiwei are nothing. what they've described here is a an active refusal to fix problems that were announced it sounded like even five or six years ago and also a information that there are some open holes here they call these zero days these call they call these these exploits holes that could be used by hackers down the line ideally all these are patched up before these things go into production but in this very specific case looks like why hasn't patched those up the concern there is that if you have these switches and they're really fair they're giant m

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live from our studio with me in india welcome to the program we start in venezuela which faces the specter of yet more u.s. sanctions as washington tries to cripple caracas financially in its bid to oust democratically elected president nicolas maduro by simply recognizing opposition leader one as venezuela's interim president the u.s. seems to think it has already succeeded in effecting regime change with the state department going so far as to berate journalists who think otherwise. we have noticed in the news coverage that some outlets are in correctly referring to. as the opposition leader. proclaims president. came president. on january twenty third. and fifty countries recognize. as a from president of venezuela he is for. good. or do you just try to correct the complaint. he is the interim president and we don't want to consider. as you say fifty. or. fifty countries is. time to act in support of democracy. leader the president is going to. be heard. as the u.s. state department spokesman. is recognized by fifty four states the rest of the world i suppose the elected president. by t

sanctions in venezuela they think that the humanitarian situation there will become even war so that the specter an increase in the coming weeks and months especially if president remains in power for now what. it is here are doing is first of all trying to communicate with of in a swell and see if it's possible to open a humanitarian corridor to help sick people to cross into colombia and reach the hospitals here and also allow children minister and children. to cross on a daily basis that hasn't happened so far the second thing that they're doing is that they are now accepting expired passport and part of venezuelans that are trying to leave their country to either move to come and live here in cologne. or start their journey to other countries in latin america there's also a study that came out recently from the u.n. this is that if the situation remains the same because expect at least five million business for them to leave the country by the end of two thousand and twenty thank you very much for now from the venezuela colombia border. joining us. now moving to one of our other top stories

raises the specter of all shows. which can be organized irregular forces and training and organized by the united states and mr abrams is exactly the berkeley get it's organized so this is jane concerned therefore that confirms not only won't always be feted by the united states going to school something much more dramatic. a little bolder also grabbed the world's attention this week india carried out an airstrike on what they say was a terrorist camp in pakistan increase in face of the military confrontation between the two. and the politics and security expert on the line to mistrust sees a foreign hand in the conflict. what we are seeing at the moment is the low intensity conflict on the ground and this is going to go on so what you need to remember here is that all do all of the pakistani prime minister region the indian captured pilot. that is a moment of history hindsight and that has to do with the press exclusively coming from the united states saudi arabia and united emulates which kind of forced pakistan to

globalization with that region eight in america wasn't at ballan to occur there you know we see the specter of globalization and the discontent of globalization is especially in you as you put it right again america is mostly importing goods from true many for example cars and from china fast moving consumer goods and of course america is very strong in the tech sector but it lost its manufacturing sector i guess america will never be in the position to revive its manufacturing sector it's too late it's too late now to build steel mills like in the past we see this is a division of the ruled over of all why you and america should focus on technology and i believe that the current american administration is making a big mistake trying to rebalance imports and exports and i was starting a trade war with china but also has germany and other european countries and i think this treaty will really lead to the. ultimately even even to an economic crisis but why are you saying it's. delayed to try to rebalance the distribution of labor around the world because it's not just about jobs it's also abo

we start in venezuela which faces the specter of yet more u.s. sanctions as washington tries to cripple caracas financially and its bid to oust democratically elected president nicolas maduro or simply recognizing opposition leader as venezuela's interim president the u.s. seems to think it has already succeeded in affecting regime change with the state department going so far as to break journalists who think otherwise we have noticed in news coverage that some outlets are incorrectly referring to one guy joe as the opposition leader or the self-proclaimed president. neither is correct relying on venezuela's constitution one guy joe became interim president of venezuela on january twenty third millions of americans and more than fifty countries recognize as interim president of venezuela you get this for your complaining because you said let's replace it with by the title you don't think he made a complaint pointing out just trying to correct all that's all it's like a complaint to me in that seems pretty weak he's he's the easy interim presiden

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